He did what anyone in that situation would..... he started a church. The sarcasm nearly made me spit my coffee out 😂

@micheleshively8557

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 me too

@GetCraftyLemons

Жыл бұрын

For real!!!

@2TexasTuff

Жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Oliver. Yes- love Jiles dry sense of humor. No disrespect toward to the precious women or their families. I wish all of them peace.

@lowespringacres7838

Жыл бұрын

Love his sarcasm. It's the best

@BCNbananas

Жыл бұрын

This is happening in my family to my sweet niece in rural Vermont, too as i write this. My nephew-in-law became a jesusfreakbornagain, dragged my niece into it (5 kids....) and he started a church to get money about 2 years ago. He's, of course, "the pastor". I hope she can get out but so far is saying is just nodding along to the pastor. Naturally, the pastor will only speak "jesus". The poor kids...did I mention she's homeschooling them, too?!? My biggest fear is that eventually they'll be a story on this channel. The situation is stereotypically "classic", unfortunately. The pastor has a bunch of guns.

Attempted suicide 13 times? With that much practice you'd think he'd get it right.

@lauvigaisevolcy6093

Жыл бұрын

For real!

@buggiebuild1

Жыл бұрын

I don’t usually think this way, except for these kinds of monsters, damn, why didn’t his attempts work!!!, earth wouldn’t of missed him in the least…✌🏻

@linajones870

Жыл бұрын

He clearly didn’t use very lethal methods.

@cnelson1614

Жыл бұрын

Oh hell yeah. Good one

@tracydaye6059

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂fr

How sickening that Sandra's family knew exactly where their girl was but couldn't get any assistance from the cops. Shit, I don't know how they went about their days without just breaking into this dude's house or sitting outside 24/7.

@geturlife1694

Жыл бұрын

So true 😢

@nospoon4799

Жыл бұрын

Sickening but not entirely surprising to anyone who has ever tried to involve the police in anything. I am in the UK and maybe my view is skewed because it is very bad here.

@charliechurch5004

Жыл бұрын

​@@nospoon4799 u poor dear, I have heard that😞. Hang in there! 💙

@linajones870

Жыл бұрын

You have to get justice yourself. Grab a few men hold him down and check the entire house.

@nospoon4799

Жыл бұрын

@@charliechurch5004 Thankyou Charlie. peace and love be with you.

Hearing her testimony was rough. He involved her in murder and that won't ever leave her.

@JB-kf7od

Жыл бұрын

Broke my heart

@superteejay26

Жыл бұрын

Man up

@ElaAusDemTal

Жыл бұрын

Why does it look as if she's without clothing? It's most likely a tube top, but really, couldn't they find something to provide Josephina with some dignity?! The 70s and 80s were terrible decades for sex workers, especially when they had mental health problems.

@charliechurch5004

Жыл бұрын

​@@ElaAusDemTal agreed what a hard time..... 😞

@jjdelft3216

Жыл бұрын

@@ElaAusDemTal She can dress herself with dignity, right?

Imagine Sandra's family learning how she was treated before and after her death. I hope they are able to cope. Remember, she was reported as a fighter. RIP Sandra💜

@l.j.carpenter7647

Жыл бұрын

She was a badass 💛

@melaniejerrils3671

Жыл бұрын

Yup

@jeangemmel7895

Жыл бұрын

Yes indeed Sheryl R I P Sandra.....Most people on here feel sorry for the one who survived (or was she part of it) but little sympathy for the ones who didn't or the ones who were rescued and I find that quite shocking. It is so sad when lives are counted as nothing and her parents will be beside themselves with thoughts and images.......too too hard to even think about!

@beenthere_donethat_twice

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!!!!

I'm usually not squeamish but I really struggled to finish this episode. What a absolute horror of a man 🫣😲🤢

@cheeke11967

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I had to pause a couple of times and do something else.

@micaelasmith9833

Жыл бұрын

The screwdrivers got me

@dankus.memeokus4192

Жыл бұрын

@@micaelasmith9833 yep cringed hard asf when he said that it's horrible

@jwsuicides8095

Жыл бұрын

This is horrific. Not sure I'll get to the end.

@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it funny how all these psycho Killers can get women so easily? He apparently had girlfriends before and during his "dungeon" antics.

Holy cow, this story gets darker and darker and then, falls into the abyss.

This is one of the most horrific cases I have ever heard of. The total lack of humanity this monster had is disturbing past words

@corning1

Жыл бұрын

It was when I first heard it as well. I went down a rabbit hole that gets so bad it makes ol’ Gary look saint like. This world… sigh.

I'm only half way through and am stunned at the bravery and composure of that young women retelling the horror.

@justhearmeout3959

Жыл бұрын

Josephina is a true warrior. That woman took action through terror, her strength is beautiful ❤️

@tracymeyer1398

9 ай бұрын

Sadly, this is a woman who learned to disassociate at a very early age.

@geraldinenolan6312

9 ай бұрын

@tracymeyer1398 like some of us have to... to survive and thrive

When you see someone's eyes set the way his eyes are you know there's something wrong upstairs.

R.I.P Sandra. I’m sorry you suffered. Disabled people are always taken advantage of not respected enough. 💜💜💜

Aww he was feeding that woman the human dog food too maybe she just didn't want to admit that she ate the other victims. She stopped then stuttered and said "that what he fed the other girls" . My heart and my stomach after hearing the screw driver in the ear story

@pinkpugginz

Жыл бұрын

they were forced to eat the victim :(

@annabanana7084

Жыл бұрын

@@pinkpugginz yes I know that but when that woman was talking she said that's what he fed the "other woman" but I'm sure she also ate them just seemed like she was too embarrassed to say it. It's so weird how she admits to other stuff but doesn't want to be known for that one thing. It's just so sad how mentally broken these woman are because of this sick bastard. I can't believe they actually can function at all. Bless them

As a woman of color who has been beaten, raped, drugged, assaulted, and dehumanized…. This is one of the few “This is Monsters” stories where I actually came close to shedding real tears… women in general being thought of as commodities is disgusting at best… but these countless stories of women of color being brutalized is just so heart wrenching. These women who have to CONVINCE someone else to believe their horrendous stories… thank you for sharing these victims stories… and every victim you honor in all of your videos.

@oshayia

Жыл бұрын

❤❤

@dasiajb

Жыл бұрын

I cannot to begin to imagine the horror. I hope you’re taking care, sis…❤️

@TheRealSmokahontas

Жыл бұрын

There's always got to be someone in these comments bringing race into this. it doesn't matter what color you are no one deserves to be brutalized in the way Josephina was. It's not worse because a woman of color was beaten. It's just as bad as if a white woman or Asian woman Etc was treated the same way. Like..TF!?!

@karenwhinesmore9347

Жыл бұрын

God bless you!! I'm so sorry that you went through that!!

@DesperadoRecordsIntl

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRealSmokahontas you weirdos who have never had to live the experience of a POC always seem to take offense to the assertion that our pain is taken less seriously and yet you ALWAYS seem to PROVE it’s true with your responses.

Her discription of trauma bonding is spot on. She is just all around amazing!! I am sorry you've experienced such horror Ms. Josephina.

This is sickening, the world is such an evil place sometimes

@truth4004

Жыл бұрын

Most of the time, it seems like.

@elizahhoward6810

Жыл бұрын

OK all the time, you guys got me...definitely doesn't have the same ring to it but is much truer. The world has gotten dark these last few years

@juliem3987

Жыл бұрын

Sure is 💯

@azureavocado5195

Жыл бұрын

It is an evil and cruel place. Yet you women keep having these daughters to become food for predators and content for channels like these. Maybe if women bred less and focused on surviving more we would actually evolve and not be victimized so often.

@istoleasweetroll7937

Жыл бұрын

All the time****

It's all bad when "repenting" is part of your discipline strategy as a parent.

I’m glad you covered these cases. The testimony of this woman is heartbreaking.

Its very rarely I find my self in awe of another person, but the strength of the woman testifying is truly incomprehensible

Thanks for making me remember why I believe in the death penalty being too lenient

@JB-kf7od

Жыл бұрын

For the record I'm wildly anti death penalty, too, but... I also believe in reparations

@chrispaul7595

Жыл бұрын

shoving him in awhole while chained up seems appropriate. Monster dosent begin to describe this thing that is apparently a man giles your amazing for telling the stories, Ive begun to get away from trucrime, some channels capitialize on these stories but you and that chapter do it in a way that is very respectful to the victims

@Leboobs22

Жыл бұрын

They used to torture the torturers back in the day. Now we can't because "We can't stoop to their level". Like fvck make them feel some of the pain they caused, and it might give them an idea that it's wrong. The CIA used to torture the 9/11 suspects... Y'know the terrorists who grow up in a country that it's legal to have sex at 12 and to kill your own son if he disobey's, and their "karahn" says it's okay to fvck a goat as long as you kill it afterwards. Guess what? Joe biden let those people in during the evacuation of Afghanistan. Many of them undocumented and free to run the U.S...

@cdgaming243

10 ай бұрын

This guy was the last person executed in Pennsylvania before the moratorium

I feel so bad for Josephina, she's haunted. Life has not been kind to her.

@kenziethemom

Жыл бұрын

When she said "I, Josephina" electrocuted the other victim, I cried. She takes full responsibility, but she shouldn't have to feel that way.

@annabanana7084

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I felt for her that the other woman wanted her prosecuted even though shes the reason they were rescued. She played the game she had to in order to survive and not get beaten and stuff. Everyone is different and you never know how you would act in a situation like that...she did what she had to do. I feel for every single one of them. How horrifying. Things no one thinks will ever happen to them...but it does.

@sharonjones2775

Жыл бұрын

@@kenziethemom they cut it off. That’s what he made her write. She was just reciting what he made her write.

@kenziethemom

Жыл бұрын

@@sharonjones2775 I'll definitely look into the full footage. But I will say just because she was involved in the crime doesn't mean she was a mastermind. But, I'll definitely keep an open mind when watching full footage. The biggest thing making me believe her kind of "Stockholm syndrome" story is that when she was released, she went straight to authorities.

@bigSClub7fan

Жыл бұрын

Lol you don’t feel bad for the other victims or the two that were killed

It's so fucked up that his victims were women of colour, no one did shit to help and it hurts my heart. He treated dogs better than these women, shows how evil he truly was.

@librarising0

Жыл бұрын

@@cryptoholica72 Not at all, equally as fucked up. I’m a person of colour so I resonated with this that’s all. Have a great day

@chiobabe2180

Жыл бұрын

But wanted them pregnant with his children. Just sick asf

@Yourdemise27

Жыл бұрын

We never get any help. I was surprised when less than two months ago this black woman who was being held captive escaped and was helped by an elderly white woman. She knocked on several doors naked, bleeding and afraid and no one would help or call the police. So many of us go missing every year.

@monamedley6666

Жыл бұрын

People still use the phrase "person of color"??? Seems archaic and not PC at all to me.

@librarising0

Жыл бұрын

@@monamedley6666 that’s fair, there is BIPOC too. But language is ever changing so apologies if that’s how you feel. If you have another term that’s better, then I’m open to hearing it.

Damn how that woman was able to sit there and tell that story is wonder. How you go through that and relive it in an interview I don't know.

@juliem3987

Жыл бұрын

For real!! Shows no emotion

@EvolvementEras

Жыл бұрын

That’s how it is after trauma I know that when I recounting some of the things I experienced, nothing quite like this, but sexual and physical trauma from my childhood, often because it’s your reality and you don’t always speak crying or upset.

@buggiebuild1

Жыл бұрын

If you watch, I survived, that will tell you why, in some peoples judgment, she has no emotion, in the cases on that show, those evil deeds happened 15+ years ago, and the survivors are still haunted, most showing no emotion ,after some lost their faces,burned alive,necks are all cut up and scarred🥲 I imagine they’re on some kind of medication just to get through it, and she is a tortured soul through and through, it’s her body language that tells me….✌🏻

@azureavocado5195

Жыл бұрын

It’s sick tbh. She wasn’t just a victim, she was complicit in the abuse of other women, a sex worker and a cannibal. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@susitamarie5849

Жыл бұрын

Yes a coping mechanism. You can try to cope of develop multiple personalities to escape the horror. She’s a strong woman. These poor women. And those cops!!!! Sickening

Although the Buffalo Bill character in SIlence of the Lambs was largely based on Gary Heidnik, it was also based on elements of 2 other serial killers, Ed Gein and Ted Bundy. The skinning of the females was Gein’s M.O. and the fake arm sling that Buffalo Bill used to lure the main girl into his van was a ruse that Ted Bundy used more than once.

@pinkpugginz

Жыл бұрын

exactly

@allson1000

Жыл бұрын

Yes , was leather face based on ed gein too?

@kieranbowman2624

Жыл бұрын

​@@allson1000yeah so was Norman bates because of his relationship with his mum

@Cito-lx7fp

10 ай бұрын

Dead Skin Mask by Slayer is about Ed Gein as well!

It's a shame that everything that he did to his victims can't be done to him as his punishment.

@J3MOdh3NOWX3S

7 ай бұрын

You don't know what God has in store. It almost sounds like he experienced his karma preemptively of his actions. His childhood was a nightmare.

@bjewel3751

3 ай бұрын

Apparently he did. The guards and inmates at where he was staying psychologically tortured him the way he did to his victims, plus beatings.. look up Nick yarris

"Philadelphia, it's not one of those places where people look out for each other" and "police bothering to show up" are the most accurate descriptions of Philly

I remember this vividly. As a 12 yr old growing up in Philly, and one of the girls being my mom’s welfare client, I had nightmares for months after mom telling me about what happened to her client when they were found. This happened in a place named Kensington AKA “The Badlands”. It’s ALWAYS been a bad area. Never go there. However, they are trying to gentrify it, building homes upwards of $600000. I would never buy a house for that amount in that area. But people are buying them.

@heatheryoung9254

Жыл бұрын

They do that shit everywhere then complain about homeless people. We truly are a failed state.

@mdc73

Жыл бұрын

I remember this vividly as a kid on the other side of the state in PGH and the mix of horror from the black community and almost apathy( outside of the horrific nature of it all) by our greater metro city community at large. It's stunning how polarizing this case was.

@jesseknorr8594

Жыл бұрын

Kensington is a horrible neighborhood. Addicts and drugs and crime everywhere

@mdc73

Жыл бұрын

And yes, they are currently gentrifying the "F" put of Pittsburgh and other cities, post "white flight" to the 'burbs, but even at the expense of universally historical landmarks. Profit is gonna profit!

@shellodee

Жыл бұрын

...is $600,000 expensive in America? Coz that is cheap as all heck by Australian standards, even in similar drug/poverty rich areas

I've heard his story more than once. It's always horrific.

@buggiebuild1

Жыл бұрын

Seen this case on two other channels, suffice it to say,Jiles has the most details, sad just… Sad….✌🏻

I just can't get over the amount of times he could have been stopped before this horror had to occur, is unbelievable! As with so many people of such crimes today they to get away with it because of whatever reason 🤔🙄🤔🙄 and to the brave beautiful lady that went for help. You are your own hero and those other ladies as well they may not have known it then but time will help them see clearly!!

I could not keep a pregnancy through rape, or the knowing of a sick man .. My fear of the child turning out like the father would be too high

Those poor girls! This one was really hard to hear. I can’t even imagine the families’ feelings.

Ok…. So…. I have a pretty high tolerance for true crime but I must admit, this one got to me. The interview footage was just haunting. Wow. 😮

@louisemerriman1079

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I love true crime but this case I have no words

@W0lfMan26

Жыл бұрын

Same. It didn't help that I just got finished with the "toybox" murderer...

@mth666

Жыл бұрын

@@W0lfMan26yeah that one will stick with me too 🤢

@zhariastephess5621

Жыл бұрын

@@louisemerriman1079 m

@louisemerriman1079

Жыл бұрын

@@zhariastephess5621 ????

"You're about to hear the story of the real Buffalo Bill. This, is Monsters" *chills* This, is the best true crime channel on KZread.

Jeezus man. I'm pretty sure I've reached my limit with this one. Not hating on you though man. Keep doing the work. These stories need to be told these women had names and lives and purpose and we're deserving of love. So thank you for all that you're doing to share their stories and their experiences and bring light to the awfulness that we inflict upon each other

@nixcudmore4252

Жыл бұрын

@djfanboyLIVE well said.

I feel so bad for Josephine, she was the first prisoner and did what she had to do after he killed the first disobedient woman. She saved everyone and they never thanked her.

@bigSClub7fan

Жыл бұрын

She didn’t save everyone

@annabanana7084

Жыл бұрын

@@bigSClub7fan physically she saved them...mentally I think they were beyond saving. Christ the shit those woman lived through and endured. What an absolute madman.

@wetpotato2222

Жыл бұрын

@@bigSClub7fan She did what she had to do to survive. You can't judge her for that. She went through absolute hell.

@JessBlake2

Жыл бұрын

​@@bigSClub7fan, why did you say that? You know none of them had a chance till he trusted one of them and let his guard down. How did she even think straight enough to concoct a plan and carry it out under all that misery and torture? Few humans have her level of courage.

@DesperadoRecordsIntl

Жыл бұрын

@@JessBlake2 he said it because he’s a childish moron and likely a bigot.

I just watched this on hulus "I survived a serial k1ller" but she didn't say alot of what she did in the clips of her you showed, I appreciate how you do these videos. I've heard a bit about alot of the cases you post, but I always know you are going to have a way better and with every speck of information possible. Thank you

This is probably THE sickest pos killer and the most disturbing video I've ever seen. Those poor women! How gross and evil he was!

Damn, I just wish nothing but peace and love for the victims. This one was tough

Awesome I can't sleep....you're always right on time 😂🖤❤💯 good morning everybody 🌅🥰

The monster of all monsters imo. This is one sick dude. Again, another great vid thanks so much Jiles and co.

There is truly one person to blame, & the department of police to blame, I truly don’t think they cared, my heart soooo goes out to Josephina, she still looks tortured /haunted, we can watch and judge, we would never do those things, hopefully no one, watching this will ever have to find out, it’s do or die in this monster‘s world, sadly, there are more out there, praying for the day this evil stops,… I keep saying this, but I’m gonna say it everytime,Jiles you did it again, 👍🏻👍🏻you really get info that others skirt around, which is fine, that’s why I tune in, different perspectives, great health,/happiness to you and yours✌🏻💕

I think Heidnik is definitely a step beyond your average monster.

His father, the original monster who created his monster of a son.

That one lady shouldn't feel any guilt. She did what she had to do so as to not be brutally murdered. I'd probably do the same thing. She may have been forced to take one lady's life but she saved 3 others by gaining his trust. She's really a hero.

@kristinayoung8070

Жыл бұрын

@@jeangemmel7895 god, I can’t believe you could say that about her. It’s disgusting to essentially blame the women for not just ganging up on him, as if it’s an easy thing to do! Why don’t you try being starved and tortured and then see if you have the strength to do that kind of thing. Try having your ears stabbed with a screw driver and see if you have the confidence to risk it without even being able to hear. I don’t blame the other women for feeling angry towards her for “assisting”. They’ve gone through great trauma and deserve to feel however they feel. But that doesn’t mean it’s actually her fault. That man would have tortured and killed without her help. She just did what she had to do to survive. She is incredibly brave and people like you discounting her story, and the story of the others as well, is abhorrent.

@confirmedbachelor4650

Жыл бұрын

@@jeangemmel7895 I apologize for my rudeness in advance, are you naive? Even if they did "gang up" that wouldn't have fixed anything. I'm not saying she made the right decision, your point about the victim's families still stands. However she also didn't make a wrong decision. When you're in a situation like that things become more complicated then simple black and white thinking.

@jeangemmel7895

Жыл бұрын

@@kristinayoung8070 Of course it is............. I wonder what she was thinking about when she was out shopping with him and sitting eating in Mac D's. She went back with him.............don't forget that. All she had to do was create a right to do in the shop and it would have been all over for him and these other woman would have been saved. I can live with myself for having an opinion, enough said!

@jeangemmel7895

Жыл бұрын

@@confirmedbachelor4650 I'm not naive I'm speaking as a survivor myself.

@confirmedbachelor4650

Жыл бұрын

@@jeangemmel7895 You're welcome to have an opinion, lmao. No one is saying you can't. But people are also allowed to have an opinion on your opinion. Also she was obviously not in her right mind, I've heard about a lot of kidnapping cases where people will be in public with thier abuser and not cause a scene.

This is the first true crime video I’ve ever watched that made me truly sick for my stomach. God bless those women.

I find this case so intriguing, I'm so glad your covering this depraved sick monster, the things he put those women through, man the level of evil and torture this inhuman implemented on the woman never ceases to amaze me no matter how many times I hear it told. Thank you for giving these strong brave women the respect and dignity they deserve that he tried to squish for his own selfish sick fantasies and obsessions. Respect.

I assume she has a tube top on, right? I can’t imagine why they’re interviewing her like that, she looks naked and considering what she’s been through, it doesn’t look right. Horrific story, just vile and heinous. Not just a monster, an evil monster. Remember to take time out for yourself Jiles, these deep dives you do must be hard. God bless

This solidified how black woare so often discarded and never looked for

@santaclaus723

Жыл бұрын

Nah

Whoa!! This one was heavy going. Had to watch it in three parts because it was so overwhelming. Thanks for covering this Giles. Much appreciated

Hearing the part about the screwdriver and the ears was stomach churning

Ahhh good evening Jiles....so nice to see your notification....I was getting tired of finding nothing new on Netflix. I wish you posted videos every night. Listening to your voice is worth even more than the video itself. But your videos are always great. And with that I thank you.❤️❤️🇺🇸

Sandra fought till the very end. That strength is beautiful….

I wonder if the basement girl subplot in the 2016 movie "Don't Breathe" was inspired by this story. I looked it up, and people seem to think the movie was inspired by the Byron Davis Smith killings. Still, it's unusual that Gary Heidnik kept the girls in his dungeon to produce offspring like that movie. Bullalo Bill only wanted their skin, and Byron Davis Smith only wanted revenge against people who burglarized him. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but this sick crime seems to resemble that movie more. Also, I always thought Buffalo Bill character was based on Ed Gein. Hmmm🤔

@manicmonochrome7098

Жыл бұрын

That was my thought too.

@isabelleburdge4308

9 ай бұрын

He is

I’m a Philadelphian. I remember the city being absolutely horrified by his insane actions.

Literally waited 4 1/2 hours for a warrant when they had just cause to enter. Quality police work.

I live in Philly and I’ve never heard of this extremely disturbing case. These women endured so much.

@scottfischer6029

Жыл бұрын

You must be young , cause I'm from philly and it was huge back in day , he's complete lunatic ! All over the news obviously in philly

@lisvettgaming2943

Жыл бұрын

I grew up there all my life and this was so huge on news when it happend

@jennieconnolly9328

Жыл бұрын

@@scottfischer6029I was gonna say same thing. I live in Jersey and it was huge here as well!!

I actually heard this from a Mom of a daughter whom were both kidnapped and managed to survive this Monster 👹 I apologize for not remembering her name. I do but God Bless them all. 🙏

Man! Humans really can be monsters!😲

@beccas.7762

Жыл бұрын

Right? We're worse than hippos!

@kelirae7870

Жыл бұрын

Humans are the only real monsters.

How tf Gary's daughter could still support him after all of that is beyond me.

"Gary was left with few employment prospects. So he did what any person would do faced with similar circumstances, he started a church!" I love the comedy timing and value of this line haha! Keep the great work and I love this channel!

Top tier content as always.

This one made me madder than every other story I've heard on here. Gary was a bastard for sure & a damn monster.

I can’t even describe how awful this is. The fact that this really happened and how cops could have prevented so much of it is crazy.

I pray they don't hold any bad feelings against Josephina. She was a victim just trying to survive.

I swear! I was woke up from a dead sleep by my notification from KZread that I had a new video to watch. Noticed it was This is Monsters and had to get up to listen! Love this show! Happy New Year my fellow Monsters!

@beccas.7762

Жыл бұрын

Back at ya!

@buggiebuild1

Жыл бұрын

I woke up to no notification, I don’t know what’s going on, checked all my settings, 👍🏻👍🏻I was scrolling, and there was his upload, it’s always coffee and this is monsters here in Florida✌🏻

These cops are some of the most incompetent I've ever seen. They completely failed these girls in every way.

HE DID WHAT? HE FED THE FIRST DEAD GIRL TO THE OTHER GIRLS? THIS one is truly is MONSTERS. rip.. damn

Thank you Jiles! Happy 2023 🎉❤

This man doesn't in any way shape or form represent a true follower of Christ. As a Christian we are to love others and all he did was torture. This was by far the hardest story I've ever listened to, completely heartbreaking 😢

What’s sad is that I’m NOT surprised AT ALL let alone shocked!!! Perhaps it’s the fact that I’m an avowed and PROUD Atheist (as well as a Fully Disabled Combat Veteran) but I’m more surprised when I hear that religious people AREN’T the problem!!!

@pickledragonrebel

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Me too

The fact that this channel has such a voluminous cache of crimes to draw from should be sickening in it's own right. From my perspective, this country was never great. It has a high capacity of tolerating and fostering evil. It still surprises me that the population is shocked at the global disdain of America.

These poor women! Its shocking that any of them survived this. I can't imagine the hell these poor women went through. Absolutely horrifying & extremely sad😭😭 God bless thier souls. 💔

This is one of the eeriest stories. This chapter related to torture is by far the case's that creep me out more than anything else.

Thanks for sharing ❤

If there can be anything worse than what these psychopaths do, it can only be that they involve their victims in their evil activities and get them to do your deeds.

thank you for being consistent ❤🙏🏽 it DOESN’T GO unappreciated!!!

Giles nobody tells these horror stories like you. You're most definitely the best. It can't be easy, it's hard enough to listen to them without it affecting you. Thank you for doing this. It just wouldn't be the same without you. Blessings and prayers for you and your family and followers 🙏💓 this monster was absolutely horrible, of course I have heard of him. He was awful, truly awful. Stay safe out there people!

I live in Philly and remember this well. Un-freaking believable!!!

I've waited over 10 years for a solid video on GH. Great job . And I'm so happy to see your solid fan base grow. Wish you the best.

It's insane how these parents treat their kids. They almost give them an excuse later, tho obviously inexcusable.

thanks for covering this case! there is surprisingly few videos on youtube about this guy. happy new year's man!

I Remember the story vividly… It stayed with me the very first time I saw it, I saw the documentary but as usual ,This is Monsters has details that I haven’t heard… Thanks Jiles

Thank you Jiles for another great video and Happy new year....I was hoping you would cover this case,and I am so glad you did,even though ALL these cases are horrific and heartbreaking,this one stuck with me for many years,especially what he did to Sandra's body😢...RIP to both ladies🙏🏽🕊🙏🏽🕊

Wow. Just, wow. I hadn't heard about this case and I wish I knew why. 😕 The torture he inflicted was unimaginable.

Good lord, this was beyond horrific. I knew that SOTL was based on a true story, but had never heard it. This is just beyond words.

Happy New Year!! I know u talk about MONSTERS but honestly it’s amazing how u break their lives down from start to finish in a such a short amount of time and I can tell u a lot of people hear about mostly all these stories for the first time on your channel….. You put in a lot of work to put out great material,u stand out and I just want to give u props and thank you

SooooOoooo happy to see you cover this case!!

You never fail us, thank you and Happy New Year!

Only two episodes in and this is my favorite season so far. And that’s saying something because all of your content is terrific. Thanks for putting out some kick ass true crime material!

I have been a fan of your page for a little while now and I appreciate your narrative way in all of the stories. You make them alot more watchable

Crazy he took all those charges and only got 3 years.

I always feel so bad for Josephina whenever I see this case covered somewhere because there's inevitably a couple of dumbasses in the comments accusing her of being a psychopath or basically not being a good enough traumatised victim even after everything she went through.

3 a.m. gift of a new Monsters! Just perfect, thanks bud!

I knew of this case bc of a movie. But, I didn’t know about his death penalty conviction. Yes!!

I tried to contact you to say thank you, I don't know how to do it? But I listen to you every week, you are a brilliant true story teller. Thanx, Barb in Canada

@thisisMONSTERS

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Thanks so much for watching!

How is this the first time I've heard this story. I swear when I think I've heard all of them, "Monsters" defies the notion and finds one I never knew existed.

Thanks Jíles🙏💔🕊️

All of these poor women. What a horrific experience. It was so difficult to listen to but I’m so glad their stories were told.

Wow! I agree that the woman that had been there the longest wasn't guilty. She was simply trying to survive...it's instinct. Let me also say I love your storytelling! Way better than mrballen in my opinion.

@bobbiedangette7649

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They are both masters in the art of portraying a story

@lowespringacres7838

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@Bobbie Dangette oh definitely. Just saying this one is #1 in my book 🙂

History of treatment of Disabled Black women

lawyers are crazy! i could never defend a monster like that