Jiles, thank so much for showing respect for the victims by saying their names and showing their faces and talking about how the families of these ladies were left to deal with the aftermath of this monster's despicable crimes. As you pointed out, so often the killer's name lives on while the victims die in ambiguity, almost like one last insult. Thanks for all that you do to shine a light on all of their stories.

@dragontaletarot

Жыл бұрын

I very much agree and it was so good to see the memorial park created for the women ❤🙏I wish that was done more often for people who fall prey to violence 💖

@jomama5186

Жыл бұрын

Isn't he awesome ??? :) ❤️🙏

@SugarSugarCreek

Жыл бұрын

You took the words right out of my mouth, and organized them better. It's just overwhelming that many missing women didn't raise alarms everywhere!

I live in Cleveland. I actually dated a guy who lived in this house (the down unit) and was blown away when it hit the news. The case has NEVER been covered in this much detail. Jiles your work is truly unmatched and the 3am uploads are always right on time!! ❤👹💯

@qazy477

Жыл бұрын

🧢

@Druzier

Жыл бұрын

@@qazy477 🖕🏾for what?! What could I possibly gain from that. GTFOH!

@beans2744

Жыл бұрын

It’s 8.am in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@kandik7641

Жыл бұрын

It's 1am in Western Canada🇨🇦

@kandik7641

Жыл бұрын

How long after Anthony Sowell was arrested were you in the house?

I live in Cleveland and know the daughter of one of the victims. I remember them pulling her out of school and I didnt see her since! So heartbreaking!!! I know she was sick! Her mom used to always walk her to the bus stop with so much love!!

@snowblo1

Жыл бұрын

Oh dear. That breaks my heart hearing that. I pray that she's doing well & time has allowed her to heal.

@kellyh4600

Жыл бұрын

I understand doing these is very time consuming to say the least, but I was hoping to hear more about them individually. I like to know the age the killer was at the times of the offenses and to know the names , age , marital status , and life circumstances of the victims as well. I was wondering if any of the victims were mother's or married. I just like to know about them on a little more personal level as to honor them.

@jaijai5250

Жыл бұрын

@@kellyh4600 Netflix has an episode on him. The series is “killers mistake”. It’s very respectful towards the women, and details their lives, families and describes them as people who once had dreams and hopes.

@lindaarrington9397

11 ай бұрын

Awww it's just horrible what this young girl has gone through We cant know how it was 4 her Poor baby. I wish you knew a WaY to check on her

@Farahbrooklyn

8 ай бұрын

@@kellyh4600there’s more about this case on Unseen. I watched it here on KZread.

I never understood how people can pass off the smell of decomposition. The scent is unmistakable.

@GrizzledTanker

Жыл бұрын

The neighborhood kept blaming the sausage factory next to him for the smell. The city even had them dig up and replace their sewer lines to great expense to the business. Of course we know it didn't fix the issue.

@temp_unknown

Жыл бұрын

Eh, if you're used to filthy situations, I can see it. Like, I absolutely hate seeing even one mouse in the house, but my neighbors have mice, rats, squirrels, raccoons, and birds regularly entering their house and they're unfazed. The smell of decomp of an animal is similar, but not as intense I imagine (on account of size) but if you're used to squalor or are expecting it, you can probably excuse just about anything.

@angelamercedes5136

Жыл бұрын

@@GrizzledTanker A sausage factory does not smell like a dead body. Not even close.

@angelamercedes5136

Жыл бұрын

@@temp_unknown true but human decomp is way different from everyday garbage.

@temp_unknown

Жыл бұрын

@@angelamercedes5136 but it's not that different than the decomp of even medium sized rodents, decomp is decomp and I've had mice die in my walls, I know my neighbors gave had larger rodent die in inaccessible places. I just imagine with a human it's much stronger.

That he died while fighting so hard to get off death row and knew he was going to die I think it's poetic justice he couldn't appeal when death came knocking!

@cjvaye99

Жыл бұрын

serial killer afraid of the death penalty... typical

OMG as a grandmother I can’t imagine treating them like that no matter how many I had to take care of!

@faefae2260

Жыл бұрын

Me either. But I know all of them couldn't stay with me. Glad I'm one and done. The more children you have, the more vulnerable you become as a woman. I always remembered that advice

@lindaarrington9397

11 ай бұрын

I spank kids when they are mean I don't beat You don't have to abuse any child to discipline them .. kids love me and beg to be with me. They also know I'm a gonna paddle um if they do something they know better of. It never hurt them Children need to know we love them to keep them out of trouble and that we hug and give kisses and nose rubs and trips to fun places and goodies ... Now before any one fuses at me I have had my hands in many children's lives They are all alive Most are doing just fine and they all all still call me big mama and tell me they love n miss me cause I kept it real with them w/ love I just wonder if these terrible people had had that kind of love and guidance how they would have been and lived ... Just my thoughts.

I don't understand when they say they need to register as a sex offender and they never do. Why can't they register them the day before they get out of prison. And they should have a better way of watching these monsters.

@WideAwakeHuman

Жыл бұрын

They simply shouldn’t let them out - they know the chance they assault someone else is super high but they do it anyway and we get to pay for it

The moment you mentioned the neighbors noticing a smell, I wondered if this was the one I always remember for the sausage place that got blamed, and sure enough there it was. They spent a lot of money trying to get rid of the smell they weren’t even causing. It’s minor next to his crimes, but I feel badly for them, too.

@workingonmyroar7944

Жыл бұрын

The sausage people always stuck with me!!

@barbaranorman2579

Жыл бұрын

There was a news clip about the sausage shop today,they're celebrating 70y of trade. Im glad they recovered but they did take a hell of a lot of crap for the smell,they never got any apology or even a thanks for giving police their video footage of the monsters house.

@cjvaye99

Жыл бұрын

rape and murder is horrible but besmirching the name of an innocent sausage company and the elderly is just sick

@cjvaye99

Жыл бұрын

@@sonnyrebelene5534 wait I was under the assumption it was like a factory? it was a small business? that's even worse. what a dickhead

@joelove1987

Жыл бұрын

​@Sonny Rebelene Do you know the specific name of there website??

The level of horror is indescribable. R.I.P to the victims

Beings who find it so easy to take life fight tooth and nail to save their own undeserved existence. His mother was a true monster and he chose to follow suit. It's too bad she also wasn't held accountable. None of the grandchildren who were beaten and raped became vile serial killers so anyone using that as an excuse can go to hell.

This is one of the most viscerally disturbing and heartbreaking cases I’ve ever researched and I’ve always been surprised by how little coverage it’s gotten in the true crime sphere. Thank you for this video.

@hermione10663

Жыл бұрын

It is no coincidence. Women of color are considered disposable in the American media and don’t ever get the respect and attention they deserve. These women’s lives mattered.

@paulathorne8703

Жыл бұрын

Jeez ,I just cant with story,,the whole family, how very horrific,the whole history of abuse, jeez

@fate_clotho9596

Жыл бұрын

@Paula Thorne Right?! That so-called *"mother"* was just plain despicable!😠 Stripping the grandkids nude in front of their aunts and uncles, (in other words; *her* children!😠), and whipping them with electrical cords?! What the actual fuck?!

@gigigiseleworld

Жыл бұрын

It made headlines when he was arrested. The shock 😲 was the fact that he had so many dead bodies in his house 🏠. The stupid police 🚓🚨 didn't investigate just like they didn't with Jeffrey Dahmer's apt.. after one of his victims escaped and was returned to him.. SMH

@heatherbradford5722

Жыл бұрын

When I watched the Unfound doc about it, it made me so scared that I got sad.

Thanks for naming and remembering the victims. May they rest in peace.❤💙💚💛💜

That poor sausage plant being fined and forced to renovate multi times... And the terrible odor was Sowell's victims decomposing. That sausage plant should have been recompensated

Most of the victims were prostitutes and or drug addicts, too. The police deserve a LOT of criticism due to the fact that they didn’t do rape kits on at least one of his victims who went to the police after he attacked her. The smell from “Ray’s Sausage” also should have tipped them off since they made at least one visit to his home. I’ve read and watched a lot about Anthony, it’s horrific what he got away with for so long.

@jakiic23

Жыл бұрын

The police don't do rape kits. Those are done by the hospital, police can only ask them to do it. Ultimately it's up to the victim to take that step. Police also can't just decide to violate people's rights because they stink.

@jaijai5250

Жыл бұрын

Sadly the authorities didn’t care about the women, because of their lifestyles. They should be ashamed of themselves.

@heatherbradford5722

Жыл бұрын

The local store keeper was interviewed in a documentary about the case and he was absolutely revolting. He said he appreciated what Sowell was going - cleaning up the streets. Wtf, humans?

@toyaadams8167

Жыл бұрын

yeah, ik alot about this case too...when gladys wade was attacked by him and dragged in his house, she fought him to the death...that's the mugshot where he's scratched all up in his face...she had very visible strangulation marks on her neck and the d.a. still dropped the charges...they ''claim''...''she wasn't a credible witness''...which is insane bc she refused his lure to get her in his house...that's when he punched her in the face knocking her out briefly...however, given his history they should've never dropped those charges, but he was able to talk his way outta it by saying...''they were using drugs and she tried to rob him and they started fighting''...the police even went to his house and saw blood on the wall, but never went upstairs on the 2nd & 3rd floor...after that, several more women were killed...that was a lost opportunity...it could've saved lives if only they would've searched his house...

@WideAwakeHuman

Жыл бұрын

Yeah yeah yeah - what you people don’t get is that by living that lifestyle you make it nearly impossible to build a legitimate rape case - and on top of that reporting rape when someone doesn’t pay also makes it hard to believe it when it really happens. Of course cops should care amor every case no matter who the victim is but it’s not as simple as “cops don’t care about prostitutes”, it’s a complex situation

Thanks again for all your work on these.. it’s not easy to do these stories.. and your efforts are appreciated

Great documentary on this via KZread for free. Called Unseen. Definition worth a watch. Talks to a survivor, victims families and all. No matter how many times I hear about this case. I still find myself just blown away about his crime. Great job as usual!

@AngelicaRodriguez-mb2ld

Жыл бұрын

Glad to see this docu mentioned because it's a heartbreaking eye opener. If the victims are black women AND sex workers, the bodies will pile high before the law actually intervenes.

@ma53jg

Жыл бұрын

@@AngelicaRodriguez-mb2ld, yes, it is very sad.

@ayana188

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for mentioning unseen GREAT DOCUMENTARY ❤😢

@gigigiseleworld

Жыл бұрын

I saw that several years ago on Netflix. Really informative...

@gigigiseleworld

Жыл бұрын

@@AngelicaRodriguez-mb2ld The police 🚓🚨 normally put in so much money arresting high end call girls,busting Escort agencies and tossing street Pimp's into the pokey. Thousands of street based Sex Workers usually end up becoming victims of rapists, robberies and sometimes Serial killer's. Many of them don't have a PIMP to monitor their clients and collect their money 💲💰💲💰. He usually sought independent street based workers who were either exchanging sex for drugs or shelter for the night. He obviously didn't have money to afford a pricey Escort or High end call girls wouldn't dare go in that shack he lived in.

Thanks for all the hard work you do Jiles. Everytime I get a notification it makes my day!

@AnnieBoBannie421

Жыл бұрын

By far the best ❤

This is the only channel where I look at the length of the video and become disappointed if it's only half an hour long. Essentially it means more brutality to inform us about but you do it SO well.

@chrishobbs5613

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. I have been hooked on his reporting since season 1 popped up on my KZread feed.

@nathanb5923

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, me too. I subscribe to quite a few channels but I think this one is the best for true crimes. I like the fact that he takes a stand on issues and let us have his opinions.

@XyThree

Жыл бұрын

OMG same!!!!!

Anyone who has raised a child knows that children are NOT a blank slate. They all come with their own personality.

@temp_unknown

Жыл бұрын

I mean, personality isn't the same a moral compass, though.

@roseannepietrunti6921

Жыл бұрын

💯 true!

@jajuan7841

Жыл бұрын

Really? I guess its just one big coincidence that most serial killers come from broken homes and abuse.

@WideAwakeHuman

Жыл бұрын

@@temp_unknown you right - anyone who’s raised kids knows that when their true nature pops out that it’s ugly. They have outbursts and do and say horrible things and have to be taught to be good, they don’t just end up good.

@kimberlypatton205

20 күн бұрын

Yes they do but situations and experience that blank slate , and especially negative ones. As a survivor of family sexual abuse I’m here to say that it affects your entire psyche .. I still have some issues even at 64 and after intense care for it. Imprints are just that - imprints.

Everyone get in here!

@Katragine

Жыл бұрын

I'm here 🙋‍♀️👀

@codyyoung1039

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah. New uploads are like fresh bagels. LEGGO

@Cocito1990

Жыл бұрын

Sup baby, take me out to dinner

@dianaw.8497

Жыл бұрын

I'm with ya.. 🥳

@sallyviolet13

Жыл бұрын

Whaaaaat I miss? I'm here!

Always happy to see you add a video late at night, you're a boon for the insomniacs!

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

..because it’s intelligent and interesting. Hear hear.

Live in the Akron area. When the news broke of this, it was hands-down one of the most shocking moments in Cleveland's history. Nobody thought that a few seemingly-unrelated missing persons cases were connected to the same person. Nobody expected one of those girls to escape and alert authorities. I still vividly remember the news providing wall-to-wall coverage of the whole thing and of people digging his yard up in the search for bodies. Whole thing was surreal.

@virginiabradshaw9551

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you for mentioning the names of the victims. I feel as if the media tends to romanticize these monsters and their acts which is disturbing. Their lives mattered and all these cases should've been taken seriiuand dealt with promptly.

@delphineblue

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. There are so many movies about Dahmer, Bundy, etc and I don’t understand it. Filmmakers know true crime is a popular genre but if they don’t offer anything new, why even bother.

@faefae2260

Жыл бұрын

@@delphineblue I refuse to watch the Netflix show on Dahmer

@robwaters2948

Жыл бұрын

@@delphineblue Dahmer and similar films/tv series make an astonishing amount of money. For Netflix, it’s their greatest financial success since Stranger Things. The consumer demand for this kind of content is through the roof

@gigigiseleworld

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. Police officers hate Sex Workers as much as Negroes, Homosexuals... So the public must fight for the victims..

Thank you for all your hard work ! It’s frustrating to listen to wondering how he continually escaped being caught.

Love seeing a new Monsters video! (Hate that the content happens but since it does - keep spreading that awareness!) YØur videos are always so well made. I can see & hear the hard work that's put into them - Thank you for that. Your work is appreciated! #StayEpic #NeverStøp

Dude, you always come through with great content, right on time. My insomnia thanks you for your uploads my friend.

@gryphonlaw2138

Жыл бұрын

@@Hello-ig1px no dude, I'm saying I'm awake. I was wanting to watch something good. Go back to bed man life is hard for you.

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

@@gryphonlaw2138 Actually, I burst out laughing when I read that reply to you.

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

I get that one, completely.

@kathedison2044

Жыл бұрын

Mine too..I luv that he posts in middle of the night where I'm from..

@stinkybritches8174

Жыл бұрын

The story of rape and murder is good Content? There’s a lot of sick fucks in this Comment section Jesus Christ

Thank you for giving the victims a voice, I watched a documentary where the shop keeper said “he’s cleaning our streets up”! How dare he just cast away those women as nothing, I hope to god he never has a female member of his family ever die in a evil murder, terrible disrespect, how dare he make people feel non existent. look in the mirror sir one finger pointing three point back!!

I just watched a doc about this monster yesterday and while it was detailed and thorough and respected the victims, I am still looking forward to watching your work here, Jiles. Your research and storytelling skills are always top notch,

Oh my god, there was a tv show when I was a kid that went inside the main Cleveland city jail and they talked about this man in that episode and even showed some of his trial proceedings, I never thought I’d hear about it again. You brought back a childhood memory!!

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

Memories, probably.

@toericabaker

Жыл бұрын

@@wildalbalass4867 pedantic European is pedantic

Perfect timing! I’m going to bed and I love falling asleep to your videos. 🥳😴

It's so terrible that these women had no idea what this man's actual intent was, when they went to his house

@thankthelord4536

Жыл бұрын

It is very sad. But why go to a strange man's house after just meeting him?

@familyandfriends3519

Жыл бұрын

He's like Ted Bundy

@FC-hj9ub

Жыл бұрын

​@@thankthelord4536 in case you haven't noticed a lot of them has alcohol or substance problems and that was his "bait." 2 supposed alcoholics enjoying a drink without judgement. Also, many adults do this, not just in the west, and all you have is his testimony (for the ones that died)

This is one of the Pros about a state automatically placing charges for domestic abuse. Victim cant back out

@ErinJeanette

Жыл бұрын

Same in Illinois. My ex boyfriend punched me and threw a beer can at me and I didn't wanna press charges but they did.

You upload at 8am for me in London and it's become a very dear habit of mine. It's a usual day off work, my husband is at work already and I'm enjoying my coffee and TIM routine. Thank you.

@kellyshomemadekitchen

Жыл бұрын

Pewpew Enthusiast I would love to live in London! You are very fortunate 😊

@Forflipsake

Жыл бұрын

Yes 🙌🏽 one of the few American channels I like that upload at a good time for me in the U.K. also 🎉

Im having a difficult day with my Fibromyalgia. Its especially prevalent in my knees and ankles right now. I can't even stand up from the couch to make myself dinner. But I'm still content because my doggo snoozing beside me and new episode of my favorite Podcast.This came at the right time man, keep up the great work!

@kimberlysimmons6395

Жыл бұрын

Sorry you’re in pain but I agree with this helping to coupe

@tanookis_nookie2056

Жыл бұрын

@@kimberlysimmons6395 💜💜 thank you

@shellysbrewing

Жыл бұрын

@@tanookis_nookie2056 I hope you feel better or At least find something to ease the pain

@lindseyhendrix2405

Жыл бұрын

Give your doggie some pats for me, please! And I hope you begin to feel some relief and healing. 🤘🏽🤙🏽💛 much love to you from Texas.

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

Rest well and enjoy, love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

You said it best: No amount of abuse warrants everything he did. Not to mention all the lives he affected, community and ofcourse his victims and families!!

I love the amount of respect given to the victims on this channel❤️

Thanks for covering this case. I have been trying so hard to have this covered by the YT True Crime community and you were the first. There were so many instances where the police were called but the women didn't follow up for different reasons. One escaped and called the police beaten and severely injured, they sent an ambulance but told her no units were available and that she had to come in to the station to report her assault. Her trial testimony can be found on YT, she also seen remains in the home but played it off.

@BigCruddyTv

Жыл бұрын

My goodness i can tell you are pleasant to be around

@wawfqueen

Жыл бұрын

@@BigCruddyTv I am actually thanks

@stinkybritches8174

Жыл бұрын

I am dyslexic, but queefqueen has to be the Dopest profile name I’ve ever seen 💯💯🚸🔱🆖🫃🏿

@mommy2libras

Жыл бұрын

While this is a great video, this is far from the first YT coverage of Anthony Sowell. I've personally seen at least 3 others that are about him specifically.

@wawfqueen

Жыл бұрын

@@mommy2libras whoa!! Welll duh?! Of the ones I've asked his is the first. That's what I meant if that's OK with you?!

I’ve never regretted my decision to be childfree.

@GrizzledTanker

Жыл бұрын

Same here. The next 2 generations are going to have it rough and tough decisions are going to have to be made. From world order, the environment and numerous other issues, sacrifices will have to be made.

@ag4244

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, but there's always time for that. Dying alone may make you regret not leaving a legacy of people to remember you

@ag4244

Жыл бұрын

@@GrizzledTanker we as humans thank you for keeping your undesirable traits out of the gene pool, we'll be sure to forget you before you're even cold 😉

@spiritmatter1553

Жыл бұрын

@@ag4244 Absolutely. I made the same decision while young, but now as a senior citizen, I wonder who will be at my bedside when I die, and who will bury my remains.

@ag4244

Жыл бұрын

@@spiritmatter1553 I'd be there for you if you lived on Southeast Wisconsin 😊

Thank you so much for mentioning all the victims. You’re right it seems like they get lost in all the hype of the killer. One thing that would devastate a psychopath most is to forget his name and remember the ones that deserve to be remembered. This might make some mad, but I don’t care if he was beaten to a pulp everyday of his life, he does not have the right to take someone’s life. Same with molestation, it baffles me how the victim turns into the victimizer when they know exactly how it feels.

I've studied serial killers since I was ten years old, started with Jack The Ripper. I've only seen this case covered twice, and you've done the superior job. The other was poorly researched, narrated badly and dry as dust. You've managed to convey horror and dread and display empathy and disgust. Well done!

@GrizzledTanker

Жыл бұрын

Check out the YT channel UNSEEN. They covered this case and even interviewed some of the people involved. Yet another great true crime channel.

@familyandfriends3519

Жыл бұрын

Anthony sowell is a Ted Bundy rip off

Maybe it's just me, but this failure of the police to investigate this Monster in a poor community sounds like a repeat of the Milwaukee Monster ( I refuse to say His name)

@gigigiseleworld

Жыл бұрын

These Men are Hunters. Not monsters.. they seek out Female's and male's who are totally clueless. If you mix in alcohol, drugs or letting go of instincts. Some of the victims probably would have dodged their deaths... Had they not been so Trusting.

@StephanieCZ

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@DrJ-hx7wv

5 ай бұрын

You mean Anthony Blundetto?

@yesimmelody4321

3 ай бұрын

@@DrJ-hx7wvJeffrey dahmer

@thegoodfella2045

Ай бұрын

@@DrJ-hx7wvthat fuckin animal blundetto

You did a great job researching and respecting the victims. I’m also impressed you pronounced all these Ohio names correctly, especially Cuyahoga.

perfect timing, was scrolling for a long tme to find something to sleep to yay

One reason having a bunch of kids is not good you can not give each of them the individual love they need. No matter what you say having too many kids is a problem. Wrap it up folks.

@candacewilliams5005

Ай бұрын

💯💯💯

I had never heard of this guy before. Jiles your research and the delivery of these cases makes you want to hear more. Thanks for all you do to bring these things to us.

This channel is so impressive. 🔥 These stories are very hard to hear but people need to know that monsters are most certainly real. Thank-you. Stay safe.

@Lavonne1

Жыл бұрын

Too bad he is a crazied leftist.

Killers always appeal their death sentences like they didn't inflict a death sentence on innocent people.

@GrizzledTanker

Жыл бұрын

The appeals are mandatory for anyone sentenced to death. It's part of the judicial system. A convicted person can't even voluntarily bypass the appeals.

I just hate to hear people say that childhood traumas and abuse is the reason why someone acts like a monster…. Change the record… cause I am NEVER going to whistle to that old tune!!!!! As human beings we are all better than our own experiences…..❤

Always covered well. With respect to the victims and the perfect amount of smartass to the monsters. Always appreciated!

I remember the first time I heard about him was when I saw a survivor of his attacks on the show “I survived a crime” I believe was the name of it. Her recollection of events was so horrifying and she seemed so strong through it all but could tell that it really broke her down. How helpless she felt and didn’t think anyone would ever help her. So sad what he did to all his victims

Takes the phrase, "she's dead inside" to a whole new level.

Thank you for doing this case- never understood why it never got the attention that was given to Dahmer, Bundy, Gacy, etc when it is just as grim.

@workingonmyroar7944

Жыл бұрын

B c he black

@zazaaziella16

Жыл бұрын

@@workingonmyroar7944 no. There are other Black serial killers covered. Perhaps, crazy girls and guys have had crushes on some of these idiots. Especially , Bundy and Ramirez. Bundy and Ramirez charmed many Women, with many filling up the courts!

@familyandfriends3519

Жыл бұрын

Anthony sowell aka the black Ted Bundy

The fact that no one knew what was happening will always shock me. Cleveland really had a few bad years with this guy and the Castro guy.

@familyandfriends3519

Жыл бұрын

Anthony sowell is Cleveland's Ted Bundy

this monster’s niece talked about how his relationship ended with his post prison girlfriend in a new (and hopefully returning) show called First Blood, where they highlight serial killers first victim. the niece (who was his first rape victim when he was 11 with daily rapings) said he was clean from being in prison. got together with his girlfriend; who, as it turned out was using. he fell back into using himself only for his girlfriend to want to get better. he chose not to go with her on that path, so that was that. p.s. thank you for including the info at the end. it’s so kindly mindful. 😊

Well Jiles, you nailed it. Again. This grub truly is a monster. Thanks for all you do for us. 🇦🇺

if youre gonna have like SEVEN kids i feel like 13 shouldnt push you over the edge of doing anything bad to them lol

As always though This is Monsters goes deeper. 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 Thank you.

She noticed a "strange" odour in the house??? Thats a really strange way to describe putrifying remains.

Had a bad motorcycle accident today... this upload is really going to help take my mind off of it. Thank you. 🧡

@ellepalmieri2968

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I love your user name!

@ellepalmieri2968

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Hope you're not too hurt! Get better!

@user-sq6yl2kz7b

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I hope you have a speedy recovery

@dianaw.8497

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I hope, you getting better soon and i wish you all the best. 🍀🙏

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

Rest well.

Love you jiles, your videos are so good when I’m struggling with my mental health

@booognish

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Lil baby hell girl

@nickyblue4866

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His name is actually Tim

@littleflower3665

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I understand. My symptoms are subdued as well when listening to this channel. Helps me focus and stay calm. Dreading is another great channel.

The trauma wheel turns, over and over, generation to generation

I work the morning shift , perfect drop to get me to 7 am !!

I appreciate your factual and respectful delivery. Thanks for getting us info without calling names, cursing and dramatics!

Don't think I didn't notice this entirely new format delving into psych. I remember you did a survey asking ppl what they wanted and maybe a lot of ppl checked the psych box. Good that this case was covered.

Seen this already. It just fucks with my soul.

Good documentary on this dude. Called "Unseen" it's currently on Amazon.

Bundy's mother wasn't abusive or neglectful and yet he was truly a monster. I believe the other end of the spectrum can be just as damaging. His mother on the stand after all she knew about the atrocities he committed acted as though he were an angel on earth. Too much coddling can be considered abuse also. It was disturbing to watch and hear her complicity during his penalty phase.

@truenokill

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Yes worshipping children can lead to sociopathy

@familyandfriends3519

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Anthony sowell is just basically another Ted Bundy case

Who the hell "goes by Gertrude" when you don't absolutely have to? I'd rath-a be a Clara.

What a great start to the week! Thank you for another wonderful video

The timing of this considering what's going on in Excelsior Springs, Missouri is unnerving. (It also is similar to what Ariel Castro, someone I saw mentioned in other comments, did in Cleveland.) If you're here and you haven't heard yet, we may be about to experience another one of these but in real time. Woman escaped from a man's home Friday morning while he was taking his 8 year old son to school. Suspect has been charged with r*pe, kidnapping and assault. (Clay County) According to neighbors, 12 barrels have been pulled from the home. (The big blue plastic ones. Yes, if you've seen D*hmer it looks similar to the one in his apartment.) To be clear, that, as of now is from eyewitnesses, NOT the police. (The neighbor whose home the fleeing woman ended up at was interviewed by Hidden True Crime. I only mention the channel because I haven't seen the 12 barrel detail anywhere else, and I don't want to sound like an insider who isn't.) Will this play out in a similar fashion as the Strangler did? It's tough to say. But considering how long LE has been working that house/property (full two days, perhaps three depending on when they got started), plus a bunch of other bits and bobs that stood out to me, IMHO this has the potential to be a big, brand new Monster. I mean, *12* barrels. Stay safe out there people.

@randibgood

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I don't think Castro actually intended to kill anyone. He was gathering his very own Haram full of "sex slaves" so he could have anything he wanted, anytime he wanted it. Too bad he offed himself. It would have been nice to see him growing very old in prison/awaiting the death penalty. I'm going to try to find an article or some info on that situation you mentioned. Thanks!

@nickyblue4866

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Maybe he just kept water in those barrels?

@grayhatjen5924

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@@randibgood Agreed on all counts!

@grayhatjen5924

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@@nickyblue4866 That would definitely be a far better outcome. The one thing I know I saw on at least one news clip was a dog alerting on a blue barrel.

Wow, I'm literally sitting here about to look up this channel and bam new video just posted. 😁

Excellent as always! 💕

Good video, and he deserves all he gets. However, it's not "sleazy" to make the legal arguments that his attorney's made. They were just doing their job, which is to vigorously defend their client. When this man's rights are protected, all our rights are protected.

I am always surprised how many women are comfortable going into a strangers home. It’s clear he made them feel comfortable and nothing stuck out to them or they ignored their gut feelings

@jonibright

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They were on drugs. Unfortunately, that makes them so much more vulnerable.

@temp_unknown

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You'd be surprised how often women (all people, really) are told to ignore that gut feeling in the name of politeness, not offending others, not seeming rude, etc.

@thegreencat9947

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Surprisingly the home looked well cared for. Not like some creepy h ell hole that it was.

@jonibright

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@@thegreencat9947 I noticed that too, however in other footage I've seen a while ago, it wasn't so tidy looking. I believe it was news footage, unfortunately I can't remember what source.

@thegreencat9947

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@@jonibright That Chapter perhaps? He showed the inside of the house....that would have stopped anyone from stepping inside that house.

Cant sleep..😞.. I was so excited to see that you just put up a video !!

Right on time!! Thanks for the upload

What a very intelligent narration. As always, a breath of fresh air on a subject so monstrous. Respect and all the best to you n yours. Many thanks. Ps.I am watching this from a tent in the wilds of Scotland. I’m content in a tent with Monsters. Just saying..

Thanks for bringing case to us. This is as professional and complete as usual. 👏❤️

Ok so it's a weird coincidence that the grandmother in this story is Gertrude since that is also the name of the woman in the Sylvia Likens murder!!

@BS-ns6cb

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True, kinda scary.

As usual an excellent production. I love the way the psyche of the perpetrator is explored and the victims respected.. Thank you.

I love your videos, you narrate these stories in a really great way.

Man, you even pronounced Cuyahoga correctly. That's going deep for your art.

Heard this story a bunch of times.That being said,I never knew his childhood.All the other stories start at when he left the Marines.He is a Monster.......

Mornin’ y’all!

@luvmibratt

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I was thinking goodnight but now Monsters got me back up,so goodmorning ;)

@dianaw.8497

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Good Morning and later have a great day. ☺️🌻🍀

Awesome video as always. I like it when I learn something new about a well known case. Those pictures are amazing.

I have heard this document by several other people but hands down you did a magnificent job!!!! Condolences to all families that had/have to endure grief behind this sick dude. 💯

hey.. now this was a well timed upload, thanks as always - anyone here on youtube whose storytelling skills can actually hold my attention at the current moment is beyond impressive.

@wildalbalass4867

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Perfectly put. Same here.

I’ve never heard of this case, thanks for covering it!! Part of the reason this is one of my favorite channels is the diverse array of cases covered on here, especially the lesser known ones. I recommend this channel to all my friends who are interested in true crime because the videos are super well done

Thank you for this upload. I can watch anything on the Anthony Sowell murders. Can’t wait to watch this tonight b4 bed💕

Best true crime on the platform. Thank you again

Born raised and still here in ohio. 4 hours from Cleveland. HE IS A MONSTER

@SemiSubconsciousSaboteur

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Was, thankfully.

@jluchette

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You still too close to Haslam’s for comfort. Their body count would frighten any serial killers we know about.

@amyyoung8669

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@@jluchette right???? Its so scary man

You should get a patreon! I'd love to support your channel there too! Amazing videos I love that at 3am when I'm losing my battle with insomnia I have some amazing content to watch! Thank you!

@kittybelly

Жыл бұрын

I’m *shocked* he doesn’t! I read your comment and went to go look. Yes, Jiles, get one! Even if you didn’t want to offer new/extra content, I would totally become a patron to get episodes EARLIER.

I love the way you narrate a story I learn about the victims and the monster at hand

Thank you for your great videos 🇭🇹❤️🙏

I'm always surprised in cases like this and Dhamer, I think Gacey, and others....is when people start recognizing what I refer to as "Rotty dead body" smell and it's always just put off as something else... It's such a unique smell I don't get it. People are willing to believe whatever in order to not have to look at the truth. If you smell something you're sure is death....look til you figure it out.

@maggiee639

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I think most people have only smelled small dead animals and don’t recognize the smell of a human body

@kouayep0

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Not everyone has smelled the stench of rotting human flesh.

@mnemonichotpocket

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@@kouayep0 True, but it's soooo unique. Dead anything should make anyone take notice and want to get rid of it.

9:47, wait, she was 3 months pregnant but went over for drinks?

@thankthelord4536

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She probably didn't know yet. But I know what you mean.

@nbrangan

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This is what you took out of the whole thing?

I drive by there almost everyday I’m glad they tore that house down everytime I go pass there I just think about the women that lost there life there ! Rip to the victims !

Love your videos. Great details thank you

Ray's Sausage Shop 🤣🤣🤣

I lived like a few streets over (3 at the most) and often walked home alone late at night as a teenager. Now as an adult I realize how effin crazy I was for being out like that at night and how I could’ve been a victim. However my current partners aunt was not so lucky and was one of the victim found in the house. The crazy part of the police taking so long to respond is the 4th district police station is probably less than a half mile away from this house a mile at the most smh

@FC-hj9ub

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You are not crazy for walking in the streets, how else were you supposed to get around? Women are always encouraged to be prisoners in their own home while men roam freely. You didn't know he was around

@WideAwakeHuman

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@@FC-hj9ub haha people that encourage women to understand the real world, be smart and protect themselves are showing they care - you act like telling men to stop becoming rapist is an option but we decide to just tell women to stay home instead. I live in the real world where evil exists and you can pay attention and try to protect yourself or be oblivious and risk getting raped and strangled to death. Up to you.

@TheBlairWenchProject

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_he only messed with fellow crackheads. He knew if he messed with regular ppl the chances of him being caught would be greater. Whereas they’d just assume a crackhead was lying. He accused one of stealing from him when she ran out bloody. It was a lie. But ppl believed it._