This man was the serial killer in my home town where I live still to this day. My parents knew him and his siblings. My dad was friends with his brother and my mother knew one of his victims. A very sad story of our town.

@ChaseDaBagWitNoLegs

Ай бұрын

Yeah and he owes me money

@JN-photos

Ай бұрын

@@ChaseDaBagWitNoLegs don't believe me you don't have to believe me I live right down the road from where he f****** grew up you don't have to believe me

@mt_gox

Ай бұрын

@@JN-photos I babysat him when he was two months old. His first words were "liar."

@JN-photos

Ай бұрын

@mt_gox I think it's hilarious that nobody believes me believe what you want he grew up in Scottsmoor Florida, look it up that's where I live and my parents went to school with him. this is hilarious in one of my mom's best friends was his victim is his brother was my dad's best friend LOL

@LiteraryPicks

Ай бұрын

I believe you.

These people just walk around among us. It's such a terrifying thought. She had no idea she was getting into the car with a monster.

@exxhy9707

Жыл бұрын

check out the Stanford experiment

@billjoe39

8 ай бұрын

According to Ann Rule, hitchhiking was legalized sometime in the early 70's. That led to a wave of creeps like giles taking advantage of young girls' destitution .

@HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS

3 ай бұрын

Since our species arose there has always been those among us who are preterated to kill, just as there are those who are almost born to heal and care for others, obviously farmore one than the other

@Barbara-hw3xz

Ай бұрын

It's scary to think about who's the person you have a small talk in a grocery store.

He wouldn't appreciate it..... He'd understand it....

oh this guy is very very dark. the part when he flips the 'what went thru your head' question by saying 'well what's your passion in life?' is so odd and unsettling as an answer

@BussMeAVid

3 ай бұрын

It's unsettling, but I'm glad he said it. I imagine most serial killers only do it repeatedly out of enjoyment or obsession. So, rather than lie, he's telling us some of the reality.

@anncain2432

Ай бұрын

Wow, that is a strange response.

@chifreak6

Ай бұрын

Holy crap no kidding 😶 5 killings in 5 months? This man has no soul.

This ladies and gents is what a real psychopath is. Devoid of emotions, almost like talking to someone so cold, it would be truly fascinating if it wasn't drenched the blood of their victims.

@billjoe39

8 ай бұрын

Good assessment of piers morgan, though personally I prefer The Guardian description of him, a 'methane bubble rising out of a slurry lagoon'.

@13thofmay46

3 ай бұрын

A real mvp

@kabelontitsane4943

Ай бұрын

He is more sociopathic than psychopathic.

@cjstats1514

Ай бұрын

​@kabelontitsane4943 Different sides ofbthe same coin. They don't even use "psychopath" medically anymore. It's just sociopathy type 1 and type 2. What pop culture calls psychopaths is type 1 sociopathy. Which is more calculated and callous. Type 2 is what majority think of as a sociopath. More impulsive, emotional and irresponsible.

@nemiw4429

Ай бұрын

He cried at Braveheart. And it was the most emotional movie for me, when the actor main actor was beheaded. Titanic too. So there is some emotions.

Whew 😰 definition of PSYCHOPATH. Completely void of feelings , warmth , and empathy - except when he saw the movie brave-heart , in which he mourned the death of HIS life. No mercy.

As soon as they showed his face I said, "Yup.. he did it."

I appreciate his simplicity, honesty and self analys

bro really said he wouldn’t appreciate it.. like how can someone be so detached to emotions to this point

@ManicMindTrick

5 ай бұрын

If you had the same brain pattern as him it would make sense. Luckily you have a highly functional frontal cortex.

@charlie-girl72

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate in my opinion it's all about the psychopathical EGO so he doesn't love his family its just his safety , his contrast between good and evil yet he's so numb the evil doesn't hit him ever. Its,just his therotory, family is just that cover up he had, probably such as him when kill him, cause revenge or so he dies laughing a bit still with no emotions. Very scary

@anncain2432

Ай бұрын

He didn't give 2 shits about his wife & daughter.

@BLACKONCODE2024

Ай бұрын

*founding fathers

@JeffMitchell-lv4zx

Ай бұрын

When he said that I took it to mean that he wouldn't care & that was his way I'd sidestepping the answer. I don't think psychopaths care about those around them like most folks do

Don’t know how Piers did that without punching that man in the face.

@ankitamaitra

Жыл бұрын

I think asking questions about his daughter and relating her with his victims was quite a punchin in the face moment but again literally punchin him would been nicer

@louloubelle1330

Жыл бұрын

Other called maturity

@ajs41

10 ай бұрын

Because he's British.

@GordonBrevity

9 ай бұрын

without shaking his hand.*

@fernandohenriquepereiracha9996

9 ай бұрын

he has to respect the broadcaster where he works...if it weren't for that little detail, other people would certainly want to hang this murderer

So this dude is stressed out about his own life and goes and kills some random woman? What a jerk!

@AlchemistOfHecate

Жыл бұрын

Nope, he just said he did it cos it's what he liked to do & jerk is an understatement lol

@ashleighgibson3239

Жыл бұрын

I know, JERK?! ARE YOU SERIOUS?!

@ManicMindTrick

5 ай бұрын

Norm strikes again from the grave.

The thing made him cry was Braveheart? I feel like in addition to being a cold blooded killer, this man is a master of deadpan humour.

@jonathansturgisjs

Ай бұрын

He said it made him think about and regret his life... not any scene in particular.

At least this animal admits it

No, he didn’t feel so much stress over being married and having a child that it drove him to kill. He was a killer who happened to marry and have a child. 🙄

He seems incredibly self aware...it's too bad that he couldn't be helped before he became a murderer

@Kevster-dp7tt

4 ай бұрын

You can't help or change psychopaths.

@HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS

3 ай бұрын

Self-awareness is no measure for all psychopaths, in fact it can be quite a marker for some

@JN-photos

Ай бұрын

He has always been like that. He was born with this evil. He is from my home town. Even as a kid he did awful things. He literally would buy kids souls from them . And that is nothing compared to what he would do to his siblings

@susanengel-ix8bl

Ай бұрын

I could care less about his feelings, this is evil, pure and simple.

Evil Lives Here has an episode dedicated to this guy. It's a fantastic documentary

I have watched dozens of interviews, read extensively and I'm not even close to understanding these aberrations. However, I'm beginning to think the killings, especially the first one, result in an extreme, incredible high. When that high wears away and can no longer be refreshed by memory, pictures, news articles or things like revisits or mementos the only thing that they desire is to repeat the high. Might relate to why there is a cooling off period. Might also connect to escalation in brutality and frequency.

@nackjicholson1940

6 ай бұрын

I'll never understand how or why they have absolutely no regard or empathy for other people... and obviously aren't bothered about the consequences of their actions either. They know what they're doing is wrong, they know it's very likely that they'll eventually get caught and go to prison... but that still isn't enough to deter them or make them reconsider.

This man is broken. It's weird that a psychopath is only given the name clinically after they have committed a crime. I'm sure I have met a couple psychopath in my life and they live normal lives.

@zemocon2868

10 ай бұрын

That's the whole point. They're living normal lives but that's just the mask. How can you know what those people do when they're alone?

@zyyl1949

8 ай бұрын

Around 0.5% of the adult male population are clinically diagnosable psychopaths (a score of >30 on a test called the PCL-R). Most psychopaths aren’t violent and when studied they’re more likely to be found as CEO’s, lawyers or surgeons than in prison. Where it goes wrong is a combination of psychopathy + sadism, pretty much the blueprint of every serial killer

@yojomma685

5 ай бұрын

@@zemocon2868well it more complicated. Most aren’t really “normal”. Ask their significant others and kids about them. Most say they are a tyrant and are mentally/emotionally abusive. Sadly that isn’t a prosecutable crime, so they technically still have a clean record

@ManicMindTrick

5 ай бұрын

Some people with psycopathic traits manage to harness that fearlessness and coldness in a pro social way. They have healthy relationships to a large extent and dont seem to be too weird or cruel. One if my favourite stories is about James Fallon, a neuroscientist who did research on psychopathy and during his studies he discovered he himself had the typical brain pattern and genes of a violent psychopath but that influence had never effected him too greatly. Married to his childhood sweetheart for 50 years. He grew up in a very good home. If he had an abusive household those genes might have expressed themselves in a very different way.

@zemocon2868

4 ай бұрын

@@ManicMindTrick How can you tell how James Fallon acts while he's alone with his family? Based on his interviews he sounds like a typical psychopath. He could be abusing his family and we would never hear about it.

He looks like Junior Soprano

These interviewers never make sense to me, most serial killers who have wifes and kids seperate the 2 completely, if they're taking lives why would they have any remorse even at his advanced age? They are obviously wired different from the rest of society. The question that should be asked is can these people be helped? If not why are we paying for them to sit and rot in jail? Put them on an abandoned island with other serial killers and make them survive there by building their own shelter, catching their own food etc.

“I don’t put those together.” Says it all, he is emotionless man, guess the only emotions he felt is during those killings. Guess that’s why he did it. Only time to feel anything at all. So terrible

Did he say Braveheart 😂😂😂

@ManicMindTrick

5 ай бұрын

Its a powerful movie

I can totally relate. Every day could be the day.

@elijahheyes9061

8 ай бұрын

😳😱😱😱

@theelightbearer4254

7 ай бұрын

You need to be institutionalized for life.

@sissy4506

Ай бұрын

WHAT?????

@21stCenturyTemplar.

Ай бұрын

I can only hope you are brave enough to not harm and bother any one else with your frustrations and inferiorities if that day comes.

@Adultsoftomorrow

Ай бұрын

It’s very weak to harm innocent person for your own frustrations or fantasy.

I just watched the "Evil Lives Here" episode from ID and his family tells the story of him from their perspective, very interesting. I knew nothing of these incidents beforehand. EDIT: I just heard the comment of him shooting his victim, in the episode I watched where I first learned everything about his victims, he walked his sister through the orange Grove where he had the bodies laying around and asked his sister where he could buy a gun. She said she didn't think anything of it. Wow... sick sick mind. Hearing what he would think if someone did that to his daughter... wow. Shocking how I never had heard of any of this with my knowledge of criminology.

For those who may want to know, there is an Evil Lives Here episode about this....this void of a man.

Evil and Chillingly cold! it is hard to hear this!!

He says he " wouldn't appreciate it." Most men would say they would kill someone if they hurt their kid. He had no emotion

He's a sociopath. He has no feelings.

In a weird way his descriptions are a great insight into serial killers and giving cops lessons first hand making better officers. He’s by no means a man but a inmate

I wouldn't appreciate it lol.

@Bauma-nc1on

Жыл бұрын

I died laughing at that it was too funny 😂

Some people are born cold and just nothing in them

I was a teenager in Titusville at the time. It was pretty much a spree killing. Came of a sudden then we heard he made the mistake of picking up 2 girls who escaped him. Big relief! Many of us teens were Contacted about identify clothes, items whatnot as the girls were decomposed in the Florida heat. I was shocked to find out who did it. Small town, I had met his family informally. Just shock is what I remember.

@billjoe39

8 ай бұрын

Ten years later, bobby joe long repeats this pattern.

@wanyanajesca7243

Ай бұрын

Sorry darling

Pure evil

Wow

If not ready for a family ,,then remain single, he made a decision to do evil, he knew her in some way. It wrre not a blind encounter, he stated stimulating,found a pleasure in it . And liveing in a fantasdy illusion in his mind. From a t.v show, how can he kill another female snd still love his daughter, i think given time and the raw nerve snap he would easely lash out toward another. Cold no compassion in his voice .

Trying to elicit genuine emotions from sociopaths is pointless. Some are good at faking emotional responses but they don’t have e the capacity for it.

Another 1.5 million view video and I’m the second to comment? The hell is going on with these comment sections 😂 Edit: Side note, I appreciate this guy owns up to what he did unlike others Piers interviewed who deny everything. But it’s absolutely mind boggling hearing someone describe murder as “stimulating” and that it’s the thing he loves most in life. Shocking

@craigkilburn810

Жыл бұрын

Because we wasn’t allowed to comment intil now

I just finished watching the story of the strangler who denied everything he is accused us. But THIS is the level of honesty I am used to seeing from serial killers… They don’t typically pretend. Because of their psychopathology, it just is what it is with them.

This dude is messed up pretty good

Why is this guy alive?

Where can I get the full episode?

@miguelrodrigues586

20 күн бұрын

Antigamente tava na Netflix aqui no Brasil, agora só no claro Tv

Demons are real We need to turn to God to save our souls, protect us, guide us and help us. This world is in a terrible state because we have forgotten God, rejected God and deny Gods existence . Demonic possession is also real. We are all susceptible to that. When we allow God to be our ruler, no demonic force can rule over us and control us.

@nicholasthomson3371

Жыл бұрын

You can save your soul without God.

@ruthmoreau6419

Ай бұрын

@@nicholasthomson3371 What is your authority for saying that?

Dam Corrado Soprano finally shaved his CHOMO mustache

He is as bad as Bundy

Good guy

Interesting

Wonder if he regrets not getting the death penalty.

His aware he is a shell of a human.. aware he has no deep feelings. I hope science evolves enough to understand this 🙏

That’s the reason I joined the marines juss to protect people not to harm them.🤔 I’m sick of this human being like this

He surely has very little emotions

Pov : yall see youtube short

Y'all don't even know what he did as a child go watch evil lives here it will explain a little more of his life as a child through his siblings

Reminds me of my exhusband except he has never cried

after watching a couple of these , I get the impression that the killers are consuming the life force of their victims and somehow keeping a little of it within them . soul stealing, weak, childish , cowards

That ending part tho. Scary af😢😢

i appreciate that he wouldnt appreciate it

Uncle Junior

junior soprano is a serial killer!!!!!!!!!

I think they kill people just to get an adrenaline rush . I believe they can’t feel love or hate so they need to feel something .. this give them this rush ..

@ItsSVO

10 ай бұрын

It’s normally the feeling of power.

Amazes me how serial killers get to breathe air and live off taxpayers forever !

Piers never had the makings of a varsity athlete

This man is bat shit crazy!!!

No matter how hard we try to justify evil, nursery rhymes are always applicable.

Perhaps they could offer him a local version of M.A.I.D ? It looks like there is nothing much for him to do in this world, other than fondly reminisce about his victims

I certainly would not appreciate it! If some murdered his daughter? I guess that says it all!!

It"as as ll whats going on in that thinking mind. What thoughts that one entertain in his awaken conscious thinking,and they acts out their evil thoughts, a statement , in a righteous book, frat the man taketh, the drink, then the drink consumes the man.point a conscious thought of movement ,the person reached snd performed the act, to drink.yet the cunsumpion enticed him to want more then, the drink consumed him, yet the man.

Did everyone come from the youtbe short?

Wouldn't appreciate it. Why is he still alive ? Gets to eat watch TV probably gets to watch movies. I'm sure he was getting off recounting how he killed his first victim.

Piers you cant ask a sociopath/psychopath what he was feeling during the murder. He struggles because he DOESN'T KNOW. He doesnt have usual emotions.

@kokobeszamel3912

7 ай бұрын

It’s not true. You can’t ask and expects regular answers - but they definitely feels a lot during the murder. It’s not what you or I would feel.

@yojomma685

5 ай бұрын

You can ask. But they’ll describe positive emotions, not negative.

@neesiecarman9674

5 ай бұрын

It seems that he knows what he should say to be considered normal, but hesitates to tell the truth. He looks like any one on the street. This is what evil looks like. Scary.

@Kevster-dp7tt

4 ай бұрын

That's why he asked. He wanted the psychopath to respond the way he did thus illustrating he's a psychopath.

@childoflight389

3 ай бұрын

They know. He just held back because he didnt want to look bad. He said he felt stimulated. That means he got a high..adrenaline rush. Aroused. ..duh

Why is this guy wasting oxygen. We do not need this kind of carbon in the world.

I believe Peter Suttcliffe went to his local police station and demanded to know what they are doing to catch the crazy bastard who's going around killing all these innocent young women, he said he can't let his wife out, not at night, not with some crazy schizo psycho prowling around with a hammer held tightly in his fist. This just shows how duplicitous some people can be. I believe Sutcliffe also offered to help the police look for the killer when he was finished at work. He offered to help look for himself, with the help of the police. Several years back a new gymnasium was built at Ashworth secure facility in Liverpool and they needed a sports personality to officially open it. It was The heavyweight boxer Frank Bruno who did it, and later, I saw a picture of Sutcliffe shaking Bruno's hand in both of his and smiling broadly. God, I wondered how Bruno felt about that. I thought of him rushing off to be sick somewhere.

Nice man

04.11.2024 It's difficult to believe that just because he had the stress of marriage & a new baby that he would have a desire to harm &/murder someone. I think those inclinations or desires had to begin much, much earlier ... possibly in his teens or even childhood. So sad that he took the lives of 5 innocent people & not have a care in the world about his horrible actions/crimes. One day he'll stand before God the Creator to account for them. He'll probably not be so non-chalant about it then. 😵‍💫

A normal person does not seek out and listen to all this gruesome and evil action... Piers Morgan... what's your secret!!

People really can't think about anything to comment..😂 so many views too, just comment a random word or sentence like how are you just for appreciation

He murdered because he was under the stress and pressure of marriage and raising a baby,? This is why I don't visit therapists.

@thingsofinterest603

11 күн бұрын

You clearly haven't watched any profiling shows or read much of anything on the topic. It isn't victim blaming, it's a description as to what sets some of these psychos off; STRESS.

He’s the worst interviewer. Never asks probing questions. Never gets under the hood.

So he murdered because the birth of his child?????? Ya that’s a good excuse!

He's a little bit like Russell Williams. Nice guy pleasant and would go back to his wife after he murdered. What are gifted artist even though it was macabre and dark. Too bad they can't study the brains of these people after they're gone like they did Einstein. Play frozen's brain and sliced it analyzed it different parts of the world. Because he was so intelligent. A lot of these killers are highly intelligent. There needs to be a deep study as to why people's brains go off. I personally think they become possessed with devils because that is biblical. Dr Peter S Ruckman demonology best book I ever read. And there is a tape out from the 70s that's the only thing that makes sense to me about these people that seem to be ordinary and rather very pleasant. I don't know if anyone's followed Russell Williams story and the interview but these guys are exactly alike. With their emotions add mannerisms and even the voice. Since he had that view of women I wonder if he was into pornography and that's what gave him such a dehumanizing thought of women degrading. And I wonder his thoughts on God or if he thought like Hawking. Find out his likes and dislikes and maybe put something together of a profile because all those things made him to sum total of who he was by the time he was 20. Was he hit was he abused what's the humiliated degraded how is his relationship with his mother? It could very well have a connection. What was the name of the book that had his name on it what kind of movies did he used to watch and like. And that one picture of the head with the brain and one eye is messed up. There's a picture that I've seen of Mr Giles and one of his eyes is messed up. I very well believe that he was drawing a picture of himself. Which could have clues clues since he doesn't remember drawing them The devil inside him inspired him. When I say devil I don't mean the ultimate devil put the minions. And he did smile a few times. He liked the movie braveheart. Is someone from a church preaching to him? Because Jesus would forgive him. I noticed he said he doesn't feel worthy to even apologize. I understand in a way what he's talking about. And I wonder if you like animals because I know the traits of serial killers but what if this one was very kind to animals. Seems like there's no respecter of persons. I worked with severely mentally ill people and I used to have to diffuse them. They could be quite friendly once you accepted them and understand them and talk to them I also wonder if he had any other siblings that had issues? A demon possessed person has superhuman strength where I grew up shawcross was very strong and it took a lot of men to hold him down. He was nice to us we work at a nearby sub place and he was the butcher at AJ camp. He never hurt anybody that he knew.

@baileypooh1

11 күн бұрын

To answer a couple of questions, no, he didn't like animals. As a kid, he put a fire cracker in the mouth of a living fish and blow the fish up. Another one, he was playing with his pet rat, the rat bit him so he boil the rat alive and then ate it. Those are a couple of examples. Has for being abused as a kid, think about it, it was the 70's after all. The mother would hit all 3 kids with a twiq or if they were in the house with something else and the father used a belt. There was not any other abused in the house. His other 2 siblings, turned out to be great people. If you want to know more about Bernard Eugene Giles, you should watch a show called evil lives here. It will give you all you want to know from about age 5 until he was arrested at age 20. Hope I was able to help a bit. BTW, Russell Williams, wore women's underwear and bras. That how he started, by b&e, to steal undergarments. When the thrill was gone, that's when he started to kill. Williams stalked the women first. Gene Giles, was killing during days or nights. He didn't care. He killed 5 women in a period of 3 weeks I believe without a cooling period in between. Williams had a long cooling period in between. Like I said earlier, I hope I was able to help you a bit.

Piers Morgan fail yet again, what part 2 now? Such a wasted opportunity to a real interview.

Another Pee Wee Gaskins From South Carolina

Devil

On everything i love i would pay 10 k to be in a room with him for 1 minute

@antoniocaleca5928

10 ай бұрын

Why

@ManicMindTrick

5 ай бұрын

Gay sex

@Rashers-

5 ай бұрын

@@antoniocaleca5928so he can have sex with him

@dvrmusicentertainment

Ай бұрын

You only talking , who would want to be in a room with somebody like this ? You might not even last a minute , a lot you come on KZread and talk all kind of crap

Whatever anyone thinks of Piers, he’s a fantastic interviewer 🇬🇧

That guy….he was an overwhelmed young father 🤡

@JN-photos

Ай бұрын

He is disgusting what they don't say is that he returned to the bodies and would fornicate with them also