25 YEARS??? Wow.. People who get caught with drugs, possession with the intent to sell, drug trafficking, etc, get more time than a person who commits murder. It’s ridiculous.

@mellyray3017

9 ай бұрын

​@dennismcconnell4222 it's so ridiculous. I know someone serving 10 years for drugs, ten years for non violent drug offense! His bond was 2 million!! I couldn't believe it! That's more than most bonds on murder charges if they get a bond. And they can throw an intent to sell charge depending on how they feel. If someone is an addict they probably have a high ass tolerance, like who are the cops to say what's too much for an addict to the point they throw a more serious sale charge on top of possession. It makes me so mad, it's honestly pointless to arrest dealers or addicts. They need to make drugs legal and cut the bs. Arresting dealers and addicts has done what to the "war on drugs"? Lol absolutely nothing except put non violent people in jail with a record to screw up their prospects at getting a legit job which then puts them out making money on the streets. It was planned this way. Privatized prisons should be illegal, nobody should profit off of sending people to jail. How is that not unethical? And people can close their eyes to the truth and just judge something that is really a moral issue not a criminal one. If an adult wants to get high (as long as there are no other crimes being committed who cares? That's a personal choice what someone puts in their body) hell the FDA approves ingredients in our food the EU would never allow but they care suddenly if an adult wants to get high. It's simple supply and demand, as long as there are people who want to get high there will be someone to sell it to them. Arresting dealers and giving them felonies has not stopped drug use in any way. All it does it take one off the streets to fill a bed in prison while someone else takes their spot and the cycle continues and it helps noone but the people making money off of Privatized prisons. Make drugs legal like some other countries have done and you stop diseases being spread, you stop other crimes that may possibly be committed by the person trying to get money to buy drugs and you stop the overdoses! But I guess the government thinks that idea is way too crazy so Arresting non violent people and having zombies walking around Philly, LA , NY etc getting high off of God knows what the drugs are cut with and being eaten alive by the latest cut tranq, because obviously fentanyl wasn't enough. Sorry for the damn novel I just hate hearing people going to jail over drugs (especially weed but not limited to it). The answer lies with the users not the dealers so why are we choosing insanity by trying the same thing over and over again that doesn't stop drug use in this country at all. Imagine a place where an addict or once in a few user can go to safely get high with no deadly cut in it, no passing of dirty needles and then no need for crimes to get the drugs or a need for dealers! It's already happening in other countries and is working! Have help for addicts wanting to get clean and a safe space for those who aren't ready yet. That alone would drop us from being the number ¹ country with the most people in prison. I guarantee if this was implemented in the US the next generation won't be full of addicts as there won't be fake presses pills or percocets out in the world ready for a teen to experiment. Nobody wakes up one day and decides they want to try heroin. It would be there to help addicts who are already too deep in and won't look as appealing to non users if they had to "experiment" for the first time infront of a nurse. Boom "war on drugs" fixed within 20-30 years. I can't be the only one to realize the game and the most probable solution!

@mellyray3017

9 ай бұрын

Lol omg sorry again that was the longest comment I ever wrote. I'm clearly passionate about it 😂. I wouldn't read that shit if I didn't write it but I fixed the "war on drugs" if people are open to reality instead of what they think is wrong. 😂

@allisonmitchell7379

9 ай бұрын

@dennismcconnell4222 Damn…see what I mean tho…u clearly know…that’s crazy asf even more so cause they actually lied on u and tried to set u up!

@providg

9 ай бұрын

plus life meaning they can hold him for how ever long they want to

@damenpeaks5945

9 ай бұрын

Back then twenty-five years was life

Good for you for giving credit to the author of that headline. You're a talented writer yourself. What a story!

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

@stanleymorris4109

9 ай бұрын

​@@EvilIntentionslove your videos brother keep doing your thing man I support you bro ❤👍🏾😊

@MDM0915

7 ай бұрын

I agree. Crediting others improves your video and credibility.

I am an 80’s baby and was born & raised in New York City. Sometimes, I’ll tell new residents that NYC may seem crime-ridden and crazy now. But it was absolutely worse back in the early 90s, 80s, 70s and before. My earliest memories just happened to be some of my worst ones: at the age of two, hiding in the bathtub w/ my brother bc there was a shootout outside. And at 3 years old, seeing my first dead body. My neighbor was killed by her husband. She fled their apartment and died in front of their building. NYC could be better? Yes, absolutely. But I wouldn’t compare it to those decades. Absolutely not.

@stellabellafontay9366

9 ай бұрын

Same here. Been here all my 46 years and this story shook me.

@NikkiRich174

9 ай бұрын

So Very True

@ThouArtOfWar0724

9 ай бұрын

Yes most people can remember traumatic events at any age ptsd

@ArterialJames1990

9 ай бұрын

I believe u! There was waaayyy more differences of opinions and different perspectives and looks and ppl from different parts of the world!!

@career5690

9 ай бұрын

😢😮

Being forced to cut a man's head off or you die? That is a very traumatic experience... I have no words. :(

@DirtySanchez943

9 ай бұрын

He also gave them drinks so they could forget about that traumatic experience. He told them he knew how fragile women are ...

@DirtySanchez943

9 ай бұрын

He didn't rape them at all. It's all hogwash. The only thing he wanted was that man's head. He allegedly asked Herbie to "give him head" 🗣️ but when Herbie refused Dongle went ballistic and jumped onto him. On trial he said that he didn't mean anything sexual by his request. He added that when he saw hernie who was a very pretty man the idea formed in his head(!) to take big papa's head and make a "lantern" out of it. He was convinced he would die if he doesn't fullfil his duty...

@Matt-xv2cp

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, I've had it happen a few times...

@DirtySanchez943

9 ай бұрын

Guy asked u 2 give him head 🗣️?💗💗💗@@Matt-xv2cp

@joemamamatt

8 ай бұрын

Some cartel fucks made a student kill his friends and then killed him. I think he was made to behead one of them or more.

I can't believe it has been 40 years already. Time goes by so quickly, but the pain of losing a loved one in such a tragic way never fades.

@skipads5141

9 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss. How long did you know Herby?

It’s crazy to know that some of these old heads walking around could have been freed from prison for some of the most heinous acts smh

@chiefkeef8936

9 ай бұрын

There's many of them

@rasheed7934

8 ай бұрын

I play chess at the park with them in Detroit all the time 🤷

@MaiMai-ys4yg

8 ай бұрын

Yup one of my uncles did 28 years for stabbing two people to death. When I see him at family events I always get low key scared

@xp0sh

8 ай бұрын

@@MaiMai-ys4yg omg I can imagine!!

@user-vg8mc5bo2f

6 ай бұрын

​@@MaiMai-ys4ygi know that right

Those 2 women who were let go 🤔 & didn't even bother to get help for their co-worker's is mind blowing.

@Jayrome-mo6hf

7 ай бұрын

What else is crazy is their was no cell phones at the time. So when he left to go outside why didn't they call the police themselves?

@Solutions3000

6 ай бұрын

I wonder if the one he raped was one of the two he let go?

That dude snorted and drank so much I was wondering when he was gonna fall asleep. The victims were so strong and brave. Rest in Heaven Herb. And for dude to only get 25 years to life truly disgusted me. I'm glad he never got out though and glad he got gis karma.

@Robin_Starsfall

8 ай бұрын

IKR? This guy Dingle completely redefines the expression "go HARD or go home."

@stevencoardvenice

7 ай бұрын

The snorting kept him wide awake. That's why he could keep going until 6am, despite the drinking

@Solutions3000

6 ай бұрын

I was surprised he was only 23yo, with that level of pent-up rage.

The way you show compassion and care for the victims makes you stand out from other KZread True Crime channels!! Much respect to you!! RIP Herbie Cummings!!

@PamelaGlasgow-ll5ur

9 ай бұрын

Talks too much 😡

@sinbad4887

9 ай бұрын

What? He cares about the people and this will makes him stand out from other KZreadrs? 🤡😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@stephcarlofc

9 ай бұрын

@@PamelaGlasgow-ll5ur Shut up!!

@stephcarlofc

9 ай бұрын

@sinbad4887 So I got mad props and respect for Evil Intentions

@bladegreen9757

9 ай бұрын

@@PamelaGlasgow-ll5ureat a dicc don’t watch

Truth is stranger than fiction, I swear. This story is something else

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Feels unbelievable.

@kcovington5798

5 ай бұрын

Real estate grab my opinion

I'm an OLD - I was 15 when the Post ran that infamous "HEADLESS BODY IN A TOPLESS BAR" headline

"headless body in a topless bar" is an instant read/watch. What a terrible story

Usually when someone is in a alcohol and drug induce frenzy, they don't leave any witnesses behind. Thanks to him continuing to drink and snort, he did leave people alive which eventually brought an end to his horror. I feel so bad about what happened to the owner and could only imagine what his wife went through. But on the flip side, I'm so happy the killer never made parole and eventually died in prison. One less bad seed to walk the streets.

@unglueme

9 ай бұрын

It seemed he wanted them to kind of party with him, even though he'd just killed a man and totally freaked everyone out...

@BiggieTrismegistus

6 ай бұрын

I've drank and snorted plenty of stuff in my day but never felt the need to be violent with anyone. It's so weird how drugs effect different personalities in such profoundly different ways. I just want to make everyone around my laugh not murder them.

@lexdee523

6 ай бұрын

@@BiggieTrismegistus I agree, lots of people have done drugs and drink alcohol and didn't go out to take someone's life or even entertained the thought to do so. But you're right, drugs effect people differently. I guess it's all about their state of mind.

So the other girls that were released earlier didn’t call the police? Wow.

@Boo-dawg.

9 ай бұрын

That's what I thought. But you know how people are about getting involved in something. They left the others to fend for themselves. So much for being a stand-up individual.

@stellabellafontay9366

9 ай бұрын

Riiight! How evil.

@danyelleterry2138

9 ай бұрын

They contacted the police at the 59th& Columbus station. The police took them back to the scene.

@miss_tanababy_

9 ай бұрын

@@danyelleterry2138 No, it was Herbie's wife and the mortician that was forced to do the gruesome act that escaped and reported everything. The dancer and barmaid didn't report anything after being released when their rides arrived to pick them up.

@FreeandWiild259

9 ай бұрын

The police might not have investigated immediately. It happens every day.

Why the first girl that got released didn’t call the police is beyond me…

@introvertsunite7414

9 ай бұрын

And the second one

@seanlamar29

9 ай бұрын

Right like wtf

@petergrandia5461

9 ай бұрын

Same thing I was thinking, if I was left behind and lived, those two would definitely get a screaming at for real

@samanthaponder9378

9 ай бұрын

2 was let go and no one called....and then this man does all this crimes murder..kidnapped....stolen car....rape and gets 25 years....if those people was white he would got triple life

@Sebastian-dx2xg

9 ай бұрын

Both of the women released. Unbelievable 🙄

May he rot in hell. This waste of Life was a parasite to society. Big ups to you Man for telling these tragic stories of the past from the City that never sleeps.

Born in the 80s. I made it out alive. I have countless stories. But my man here takes care of that. He’s not lying. If u made it out. Ur blessed

@Its_Daniel113

11 күн бұрын

Why some people claim that the 80’s was safer in NYC than today? They will argue with you about it too. I think they miss being young.

May Herbie Cummings rest in peace, and may his family and friends find solidarity and compassion after the atrocity that occurred.

@user-ge7vd5kr5r

7 ай бұрын

What a low industry they chose. I'm not surprised and let his wife dance . All winners. Sad but not surprised. Nope

25 to life? Dude kidnapped several people , Raped a lady , Killed a man , And desecrated a body. And waa 💯% guilty. Should've got a express train to death row.

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Exactly

@thisshouldbeentertaining3386

9 ай бұрын

@@EvilIntentions Just trying to figure out how he was claiming his innocence. There were 6 witnesses and the police officer found him in the stolen vehicle with the severed head. How in the world do you explain all that away. He'd been better off claiming insanity.

What I can’t believe is the two people he let go didn’t call the police. He was there for over 2 hours after he let the first person go and no police showed up. And 25 years to life for all that. This entire story is insane.

@ry024311

7 ай бұрын

Exactly?? I was thinking the same thing smh

@EavyMuturuh

Ай бұрын

Just think if no one else was there or lived to tell the truth would they have solved it?

DAMN..I never thought someone would do this story...Rest in Peace Herbie.. Jamaica Queens in the house ...My cousin used to work there...😔🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽...I will never forget what she told me ....☹️...😔

@patriciarodriguez2061

4 ай бұрын

here we go with the liars popping up... what do you get from lying? are you looking for likes?

@EavyMuturuh

Ай бұрын

@@patriciarodriguez2061👀

My brother's killer did 24 years and been out here running around somewhere still far as i know. We were only kids, he was only 13 shit is crazy. If you kill someone on purpose you should have to stay in there.

The cop forgot his gun. Just unbelievable.

@sakaiahreign3365

9 ай бұрын

Damn I’m not even a minute in and I see this!!! No gun??

@kylebarnette8277

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, but way to improvise when it counts

@movetact6719

9 ай бұрын

@@sakaiahreign3365no gun gang cop almost went out sad glad he was on 50 tho

@hatednyc

9 ай бұрын

He didn’t believe them either. The mortician showed more calm and professionalism.

@johnnhb1

9 ай бұрын

How about the other people he released didn’t call the police …

I cant even begin to imagine the trauma those women went through 😢

@Solutions3000

6 ай бұрын

Right; especially, the wife having to witness her husband's murder and decapitation.

Herbie sounded like an all-around nice guy and great boss. Just hearing how the women who worked for him had such great respect for him says everything. My heart breaks that his loved ones had to undergo that trauma and hell. I pray that they found some kind of peace. Thank you for honouring Herbie's memory and life. I dont know if I speak for everyone, but I feel like I lost a good friend when Herbie [was taken]. ❤😢

@madazza

9 ай бұрын

He was so nice he even let his wife dance for strange men!

@jankk

8 ай бұрын

“Let” LMFAO she was a grown ass adult who could make her own decisions on whether or not she wanted to dance in front of strangers or not.

@barrelrole

7 ай бұрын

​@@madazzashe belongs to the street

@user-ge7vd5kr5r

7 ай бұрын

Kate Maloney Full of dramatic baloney

Wow 😮 two women were let free and they didn’t call the police?! New York was really unbelievably insane

@khalilrazak6486

6 ай бұрын

What scumbags they were.

Your empathy and compassion towards each victim is amazing 🙏🏽🙌🏽♥️ God Blessed You ✝️ My favorite channel 🙌🏽💯

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

I truly appreciate that, thank you so much!

@taymeeks1910

9 ай бұрын

@@EvilIntentions Much deserving! You’re so welcome!

I still can’t believe the other two ladies that left first didn’t call the cops right away

@sunshine_thee_og

9 ай бұрын

I'm not sure if you all have been in traumatic experiences when your life is in danger, however when you're in that very moment. your body goes into shock and it's either fight or flight or die keyword shock that's why she didn't dial 911 immediately it happens very frequently more than you would even think but you wouldn't know unless you experience the first hand

@yesikj3336

9 ай бұрын

@@sunshine_thee_og after they both left they could have called there was a lot of time that passed by. And of course with what they saw they were in shock who wouldn’t but let’s be real. And that’s my opinion

Nothing was more horrific than being a child growing up hearing these types of horror stories, and not being able to do absolutely nothing about them‼️… Can you please cover the Patrick F Daly principal story from December of 1992, in red hook projects in BROOKLYN….

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Very crazy I was just looking through my footage of that case. It's coming.

@suzettelawes2104

9 ай бұрын

That was a sad one! I never forgot that story, especially because he ran after a kid and got shot by some gang bangers. Horrific 😢

Your videos are so expertly and carefully presented. Thank you for ALWAYS honoring the victims and showing them great care and dignity. This crime left me speechless! All I kept thinking was WTF did I just hear? It was like listening to a horror movie but it actually happened in real life. RIP to Herbie...

I can’t believe the First Lady that was let go didn’t call the police. To try and save the other people left behind. I don’t care how scared or shocked your safe now but them other two women where not

@Yellowpickachu

9 ай бұрын

I agree‼️she should be ashamed

@Cynthia_X

9 ай бұрын

He probably had her address and she thought he would leave after killing everyone.

@jkbzz

9 ай бұрын

​@@Cynthia_Xthat is bullshit.

@pattidean4109

9 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing!

@jennylv478

9 ай бұрын

Yessss I though the same smh

This has to be one of the most horrific cases that I have heard of. 🙏RIP Herbie. I am so glad that the arrogant, vile, deluded monster died behind bars.

You are doing such a great job telling these stories. You show so much compassion for the victims and their families. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.

25 years to life for such a horrid crime!? The death penalty would've been appropriate. RIP Herbie

@psychobitch61

9 ай бұрын

He's dead not free!

@marvjay718

9 ай бұрын

@@psychobitch61 yea my bad

@EavyMuturuh

Ай бұрын

@@psychobitch61he died?

I truly appreciate your true NYC crime stories. As a 44 year old man and resident, I lived through all these times and remember almost all of the stories you report on. Keep up the good work brother.

@bossK78

7 ай бұрын

Me too..I lived off Liberty Ave in Hollis back in 80-84. I was 5 but I still remember this story.

@BiggieTrismegistus

6 ай бұрын

I remember most of them and I grew up in a small town in Michigan. New York was _wild_ back then.

WOW! As gruesome as this story is, I find it amazing that all the women in it survived! Rest in peace, Herbie 🙏🏽

You have a very calm and soothing voice, in such contrast to the subject matter you cover. It's something I appreciate because the details really are hard to listen to sometimes. But the way you speak makes it obvious that you still choose your words carefully and present them honestly but gently. Well done and much appreciated. Thank you sir

@elanawilliams6148

9 ай бұрын

I totally agree!!!!

25 years to life??! He should have been sentenced to LWOP. He's a psychopath and I am so glad his parole was denied every time he went up for it. I hope Herbie's wife and the manager have healed from this trauma and are doing well in life. May he continue to rest in peace. 💛💫

I was only 9 when this gruesome murder happened but I would never forget it because it happened on my birthday, I can’t believe how New York has some of the worst crime laws,nothing less than life is appropriate for a crime so heinous

@stellabellafontay9366

9 ай бұрын

😮

@Msboochie2

9 ай бұрын

I was too, and lived not too far from the bar. This is such a horrible crime, yet I never heard about it. It’s odd, because my parents were avid readers, we had to read the newspaper everyday. It’s creepy just how often I walked past there, and never knew. NYC in the 1980’s was a different beast.

@turiyahall7526

9 ай бұрын

@@Msboochie2 it sure was

@pretty_lilcryer2926

9 ай бұрын

I was 8 days old but I’m from Jamaica and always heard about this. Smh

@unglueme

9 ай бұрын

But he never was released. They decided he was too fucked up, and wasn't remorseful enough most likely, not taking responsibility for what he did.

God bless you for the compassion and empathy you show these poor victims. Your humanity separates you from other true crime channels. Blessings 🙏

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

I really appreciate the kind words. Thank you!

This is just freaking amazing he did all of that in one night, this guy was on a straight-up mission.

I live in the Bronx and can’t wait to move out!!!!!!

Coke is a hell of a drug. I rode past this spot yesterday, and I'm just at aw. Another area you have me telling stories to someone. You're the man, Jose. Keep it going! 🤘🏽🤘🏽

I totally remember this horrific situation. I was living in the area and went to Herbie’s bars for drinks. My family knew Herbie who was a gentle kind guy. This was really a sad sad day..

I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR TIME EFFORT AND LOYALTY THAT YOU PUT INTO TELLING THESE STORIES BLESS YOU 🙏🏽

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

@carriefitzpatrick8921

9 ай бұрын

@@EvilIntentions YOUR WELCOME

@islandgirl9479

9 ай бұрын

​@EvilIntentions Me too, great job 👏

I am New York City, born and raised and thought that I had heard it all! The biggest shock is that the women who were released early didn't dial 911 or alert any police of the horrors that had happened. How does that get explained away? 😢

@kelly2fly

9 ай бұрын

Fear and shock.

@verniejourney

6 ай бұрын

I learned nobody see anything.. Ummhmm hmmm

Thank You again for the utmost respect you show in your videos. RIP Herbie.🕊

Thank you for another great episode. I love the way you are respectful and caring of the victims and the families. The women involved are heroes to me! Thank God they escaped. I'm glad the man that committed these crimes will never walk the streets again.

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Seriously, they are. That's a very long night to suffer through. They got justice for Herbie.

@vickythefist7062

8 ай бұрын

How are they hero's .why didn't they call 911 once he let them go and they were safe !! Or do you mean the other 2 woman. They are hardly hero's for doing the right thing . What do you expect them to do not tell somebody a man's been murdered and had his head cut off!!

@jankk

8 ай бұрын

Imagine criticizing victims of violent crime for being in shock or having a trauma response SMDH

Well… Hot damn. I started to watch this episode. Paused it, so I can myself dinner. Met my mom in the kitchen. I told her that I was watching this. I reminded her of the NY Post front page headline. Then I tell her that I didn’t know that it took place in Jamaica (we’re both natives of South Jamaica, Queens). My mom goes “Oh yeah! I knew the guy who did it too! He used to run with your uncles Gerald & Greg! You know they know criminals.’ Me: 😧

@antoinettenyuurnibe3302

9 ай бұрын

That's crazy.

@mimiandy1683

9 ай бұрын

@@antoinettenyuurnibe3302 I should’ve known better bc my uncles were… wild and lawless during this time. They mingled with criminals. Anything that happened in Queens, they would know the perps.

Another great episode Jose! I also grew up here in New York City in the 80's. I don't know if you remember but there was a case that happened here in the early 90's i believe, where a man was attacking people with a hammer. I think one of his victims was riding the subway when he attacked her. I don't remember if the guy was ever caught. The press here in NY nicknamed him the hammer.

People have no clue how bad it was back then. Ed Kotch was the mayor. I remember the killings, the hookers, the fires, the shoot outs. NYC, isnt perfect, but back in the 70's, & 80's it was horrible.....but I tell everyone with 100% pride...I am a born, & bred New Yorker till the day I die. Wepaaaaaa.❤🇵🇷

I was born and raised in New York and I’m still here and I love New York but the stories that you put together are amazing and I feel so bad for the kids that lost their life❤🙏🏼 and everybody else❤

I remember how crazy dangerous it was back in the '70s & '80s in New York. I can't wrap my head around the fact that the two women who were set free didn't bother to send help for the two left behind...that's crazy...how do you do that. 😳 To anyone reading this...if you haven't done so yet give your life to Christ before it's too late. Salvation is free and tomorrow is not promised. Shalom

@asherhouseman6838

9 ай бұрын

They were stripper/prostitutes. They wouldn't want anything to do with the police.

@purplelove3666

9 ай бұрын

Give your life to God, Jesus(As) is a prophet of God, God is the one that guides

@wangdangle73

9 ай бұрын

Fk Jesus Christ

@alukuhito

9 ай бұрын

You're acting a little silly about Christ. Get real.

@ronpl8473

9 ай бұрын

Have you ever met Jesus in person? Like, face to face? Did he told you those things himself?

What a rollercoaster of a story...the cop "forgot his gun" in Columbus Circle, my goodness!

@danyelleterry2138

9 ай бұрын

In the 80s!.. How CrAzY is that?!

I have recently come across your channel. You tell of crimes I have never heard of in the most respectful way to the victims. Thankfully that monster died behind bars. R.I. P Herbie.

Good Evening Jose. Great video as usual. This was an insane case. The thing i find mind-blowing in a situation like Herbie's. Is how a completely innocent woman was forced through intimidation too decapitate the head of their boss and friend.. A true living nightmare. Thanks Jose.

Raised and born in nyc, I remember 42nd street full with junkies and drugs even seeing the peep show on every corners. I'm happy to see 2023.👏🏿👏🏿

New fan here, I love hearing about true crime and this is one of the best channels I’ve heard. Love these strange, crazy but true stories. thank you bringing them the attention they deserve 😊

RIP Herbie my heart goes out to the family

Great Narration...on the edge of my seat...couch Actually..🛋💻

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Haha thank you!!

I’m so confused about why the girl who left with her bf didn’t call the police once she was gone?

@shannsimms9072

9 ай бұрын

Like you know the rest of the hostages were thinking like “she’s gonna call as soon as she gets to a phone so they’ll be here any minute”

I was in my 30's when I left NYC in 1987. I still miss the museums, parades, Chinatown, little Italy, flushing Meadows, and the food

I remember this horror. I was a teenager. Great Narration. 🙏🏻

You are truly one of the best on KZread.

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Truly appreciate that!

I could never get over your story telling. It just adds onto the sadness the way you narrate. Then the music you add and the clips? Wow. Your videos always make me feel something, like I want to cry. Great job.

So many sick stories like this in NYC. I love this channel. Im from Harlem. Heard my fair share of mess but these other boroughs are wild

Young man, I stumbled upon your channel. Your voice, intelligent, respectful presentation of facts immediately caught my attention. A grisly story told with compassion for the victims--well done. I shall watch you with interest.

If he didn’t let me in, I would’ve left, this is insane and the owner should’ve let him leave while he was at the door

The way you tell stories is amazing. I hate listening to murder stories now but for some reason I can sit at work and listen to yours. It’s like I can picture the scenario smh. These killers are so sick in the head. The whole story is just so devastating and tragic.

I was born in 1969 in woodhaven new york.right on jamaica ave,the streets were mean and completely unlawful. I grew uo learning to fight since i was 3 years old. As a teenager i ran with a rough crowd.almost all of that crew is dead When i turned 21 i left and moved to connecticut.that decision saved my life. Good job on the story.

This is very crazy. My deepest condolences to those that were involved and witnessed this horror😢😞

I remember the city in the 1980’s. It was the Wild Wild West. People today wouldn’t believe Times Square. Remember Plato’s?

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

I've come across many stories about Platos from back then. Swingers spot with a lot going on behind those walls.

No.. you're not forgotten ..R.I.P.

I really enjoy the historical background that you provide for each case that you cover. It really helps us to visualise, and get a real feel of what life was like living in those times.

New sub and found this channel by accident (recognized you from the music industry 😊). It’s now one of my top 3 true crime channels. I appreciate the way you present each event. As a Native New Yorker I also appreciate the footage from the 70s. Curious as to how you pick each one.

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Haha that's dope! Honestly, for me I normally have some videos already written or done.for a while and I try to choose based off how the audience is feeling. I know how heavy the child abuse cases can be so I try to give viewers a break between those. For the last year I've covered mostly cases I remembered from way back. Thank you for the kind words! Glad your enjoying the channel!

My favorite Narrator always Have Good Stories love Your Voice

Wow what an unbelievable case! I was utterly dumbfounded at the fact that this animal actually forced that poor woman to cut her boss's head off. That's insane! I can't even imagine the horror..

Cant believe ive never heard of this case. The headline sounds vaguely familiar but the story was completely new to me. You did a good job at being respectful and recognizing this happened to real people.

That first responding officer redeemed himself in remarkable fashion. As an officer, Never ever leave your gun behind.

@samanthacrump1976

5 ай бұрын

Why did he have to redeem himself?😂😂

I wish Herbie would have just let that drunkard leave and just banned him. This event was tragic and unnecessary. My condolences to everyone involved.

This channel is important because it informs/reminds us that no everyone is like us.

Idk about y'all but I gotta have a cup of coffee when watching evil intentions and it's about to be autumn too , channel gives me that vibe

@EvilIntentions

9 ай бұрын

Appreciate your support! Thank you!

Another eye opening video. Thank you. I’m not from New York but the way you tell these stories & the clips you use really help tell these stories that need to be told. I really enjoy the movie clips you’ve been adding to your videos so thanks for including the names & although it never bothered me I appreciate & respect your choice to start blurring out the faces of the interviews. Shows you just are as respectable as the way you speak and share these stories. Thank you for all the hard work. So glad I subscribed. I wish it wasn’t under such sad stories but these need to be told because these things keep happening unfortunately. Lets keep talking about it until the senseless violence and abuse stops. To everyone reading if you see something please say something. Stay safe and blessed everyone

Thank you for your compassion towards the families of the victims that you feature on your channel. I really like the way you tell these stories. The way that you make us connect to the victims and their families, I usually end up a bit teary-eyed after listening. Don’t stop giving the spotlight to these people and their stories!

Wow just wow. Thank you for telling this story. Prayers to the families 💜

Twenty five years to life for what this monster did to these victims? Wow, that's ridiculous! What did Dingle die of in prison?

@DirtySanchez943

9 ай бұрын

Aids.

Gracias por hacer todos estos videos con dignidad y respeto ❗️❗️❗️Saludos desde BOSTON 🎉

@SmileyAdventures

9 ай бұрын

I’m from Boston too! ❤ Much love!

It’s been a long time since I’ve thought of that headline, and the first time I learned about the details. Thanks man!

I really love how well constructed all of your videos are. With Showing actual footage, the introduction ,the narrating ,editing, everything in your videos ,shows your passionate about delivering these stories. You deserve an opportunity for a television spot .These Videos are far more interesting than watching repetitive stories with re enactments on crime tv channels and your compassion for the victims is present in all of your work as well .I also love hearing stories about old new york a decade before I was born there .Thank you for bringing these stories to light and the research you do Jose keep up the good work

What a truly bizarre tale of unbridled horror. Very well-done, too. Subscribed.

I'm an 90s kid this is my first time hearing this story. Its 💔 to hear this God bless Herbie may he rest easy🤎🙏🏾 Great job telling the story may peace be with you

Damn, watching this channel lets me know that NYC between the 70's & 90's were a wild & evil place. Being from NJ I had no idea how many of these stories existed

@dubreil07

9 ай бұрын

It was an evil place. The ppl saying nyc is crazy now are stupid

Keep up the great work! Your videos are amazing ❤

Amazing narration and putting this unknown story shedding light on a jaw dropping story from the depths of the crime ridden NYC of that era!! Looking forward to more interesting content like this on your channel Sir!!

Great work, well done. This channel has become one of my favorite true crime channels.

Wow this video took me back, what NY really was like back in the day..another great production. Salute & Respect!

My Condolences to the family, this was a crazy story you did an amazing job telling it I’m still trying to process in my mind how this man did all this in this time span just bananas sheesh!!!

@DirtySanchez943

9 ай бұрын

He was stoned out of his gourd!!!

Great stories I've never heard about. Thank you for keeping the names of victims alive by doing your research. Also, thanks for having ethics to mention the original journo who came up with the name

Ok..this man is a creature from up above. The emotional rollercoaster I go on watching his video is CRAZY. He has to be a director of movies or something. I mean from the musiic, his voice, choice of words. Its AMAZING. HE IS THE BEST KZreadR HANDS DOWN.

This is the first video I’ve seen from you, I’m only half way thru but already super impressed!! I loved how you set the scene by telling the story of LES in the 70s/80s and the punk rock/hardcore scene that was taking place then. The 100% accuracy in that information let’s me know that you definitely report the facts and present them in a entertaining and captivating way. Keep up the good work brother!