Graeme was my big brother’s best friend and I remember him coming over to trade baseball cards with my brother and once being allowed to walk with both of them to the gas station closet to our home in the Avenues. My brother is still heartbroken. He remembers Graeme telling him about how excited he was to go on the baseball trip and wanted my brother to go with him. I remember that even though my brother didn’t want me around that Graeme was kind with me. This is such a heartbreaking tragedy and my first experience as a child with the evils of the world

@user-jf3rs7vl1d

Ай бұрын

Horrific....God be with all

@widowrumstrypze9705

Ай бұрын

My condolences on the profound loss of your friend, and to your precious childhood innocence. I'm glad that they deleted this monster from our world.

@blazefairchild465

Ай бұрын

My condolences to all the victims of these horrible crimes. My brother in law lost his best childhood friend to a child kidnapper,rapist,killer. My brother in law was sick at home the day his best friend was grabbed on the way to school. He was raped, and tortured,tied to a tree in another state & left for dead. My brother in law had so much survivor guilt he had nightmares his whole life. A few years ago he passed away from cancer & he asked that his ashes be spread where he was happiest in life ,playing baseball freely with his friend . We did have a celebration for him & released his ashes. But this is just to say how many are affected when children are killed.

@devynglass3781

Ай бұрын

Damn!

@puffchick4197

Ай бұрын

Wow

The bollocks about needing 24 hours is appalling. The first few hours are vital. And so what if a child had run away. They would still be very vulnerable.

@leelee2350

Ай бұрын

Its changed now.

@user-pk8fs6dj8e

Ай бұрын

Apparently, there IS NO TIME LEGALLY that any law enforcement agency is supposed to wait.

RIP to those dear sweet boys, my heart goes out to their families and the lives they should have had. Hats of the to cops that finally caught him.

You chose a brave wise mother for this interview ❤

I heard a woman give the best explanation of losing a child to murder.. she said "it's like getting your leg chopped off with no anesthesia, the pain is unbearable but slowly it heals and you learn to live without your leg more and more with each day but not a day goes by you don't think about it and not a moment goes by when you didn't wish you had your leg"

@michellezoe4596

Ай бұрын

That was the mother in this video who said that.

@laurataylor8179

25 күн бұрын

That struck me too when I first watched

@carolcaponigro

22 күн бұрын

Fart

@whitney9810

Күн бұрын

I think that's a good way to explain it. Also, I believe that is how a lot of people feel that have lost a love one.

This woman is handling her pain in such a strong way.

That ending with the mother of the final victim explaining how she has coped with the loss is brilliantly stated. As horrible as these details are the killer has such emotional detachment that everything is stated so matter of factly. Chilling. Very well presented.

@animerlon

Ай бұрын

Yes, i thought her analogy of losing a limb & getting accustomed to a prosthetic very apt. Time doesn't alleviate the pain of loss, you just "become familiar with it."

@sarafleming9893

Ай бұрын

Having lost both of my sons, and only children, to health issues they were born with, I tell people that you don’t “get over” the loss, you don’t “get past” the loss, you adjust to the loss. You learn to live a life with a hole in it.

@animerlon

Ай бұрын

@@sarafleming9893 My condolences for your losses. I imagine it's left a fair sized hole to adjust to. Wishing all the best going forward. ☮️💜 From 🇨🇦

@carolball5764

Ай бұрын

The fact that Christopher ‘didn’t go in the witness box to defend himself , he may as well have had the word Guilty stamped on his forehead..

I’ve seen interviews of Gary Arthur Bishop. He’s always attempting to manipulate your opinion of him when he speaks. Every time he opens his mouth, he has a distinct goal in his mind. His end goal is to persuade the listener to empathize with his inability to control himself. If he “can’t control himself” then he’s not really to blame. It’s complete bs. All of it. He did this because he liked it. Period. Thoughts are not motion. Motion has to receive your approval. What you think is sometimes not up to you, but to act on your thoughts absolutely is. Always. Everything out of his mouth is rubbish. Insane people have no clue what they are doing. They don’t try to hide it, because they have no grasp of reality, so no idea it’s wrong. He knew very well what he was doing was wrong. He was absolutely not insane, so he had full control over his actions. Each murder was calculated and deliberate. He was evil. He’s simply a demon in human form.

@laurids2007

Ай бұрын

👏👏👏💯💯 Exactly

@user-vx9bv9es3x

Ай бұрын

monster🐊

My ggrandfather said to his wife - they had just learned that son James had been gassed in WWI - she was crying and saying: I can't stand it - You can't stand it but you will get used to it. This is the pain that these families will always suffer. Never forgetting and the pain remains.

@jillijane9793

Ай бұрын

I lost my son. The only thing you get used to is the constant pain and broken heart

@didimagnin3744

Ай бұрын

@@jillijane9793 I am so sorry for your loss. That is what my ggrandfather was trying to tell his wife, not to get over it, you will get used to the pain and loss but they will still be there, and for always.

@Beckysinlondon

8 күн бұрын

I lost my child in 2021 and I completely relate to this. You want to scream over and over that you can’t take it any longer. But the fact is, you have no choice but to carry on, even when you think you could die from sorrow. And somehow you get used to that pain and loss. Not much really gets to me anymore.

What a terrible world we live in that innocent children are not even safe. It's sick

@DamePiglet

Ай бұрын

Stop being ridiculous. My friends, family & I - including my sons - spent our whole childhoods playing outside with no problem from "stranger danger" - just like literally billions of other kids. These cases are the very rare EXCEPTION, not the rule. You're wayyyyy more likely to die of a heartattack than at the hands of a predator. Quit scaring yourself with these videos, go outside & get some exercise.

This man would only offend again and again if ever released. 😢

@jennifermaddy2442

Ай бұрын

He even admitted he wouldn't stop if he didn't get caught

@georgecarberry9222

Ай бұрын

His name was Arthur Gary Bishop. Not Gary Arthur Bishop.

@deevillarreal9475

Ай бұрын

Absolutely

@DustinHakonson

Ай бұрын

He was executed in 1988.

@addisonswoffer4945

24 күн бұрын

​@@georgecarberry9222 it says Arthur Gary Bishop in the description.

5 children murdered by this pervert. And a pervert to the last, that he "didn't get satisfaction from him",,My thoughts with the parents and families of these poor boys. Time never heals the loss of a child, especially in this horrendous way.

@deevillarreal9475

Ай бұрын

😢😢😢🙏🏽 Rest Till Paradise 🌺 🙏🏽 🫂💙 my deepest condolences to the families I'm so sorry.

Bishop was executed by lethal injection at Utah State Prison in Point of the Mountain on June 10, 1988. He declined a last meal. Before his execution, he again expressed remorse for his crimes: I want to offer again my most profound and heartfelt apologies to my victims' families.

@CQ-369

Ай бұрын

IDK how I feel about the death penalty in general. In this evil man's case, it was deserved. He's too evil for this plane of existence.

@ianpilkington2037

Ай бұрын

​@@CQ-369 Florida and Idaho just brought it back into law for Pedophilia

@venushaserot7441

Ай бұрын

@@CQ-369 even he knew he was too evil!

@theduchessofschroon6111

28 күн бұрын

I'm soo sure that his last words were SUCH A COMFORT to the families of the poor boys killed!

Huge respect for the child's mom, RIP all innocent victims.

0:41 monsters don’t always look like monsters and they depend on the “he doesn’t look like the type” opinions of strangers and neighbors etc.. DO NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN OUT ALONE EVER 💯

@eh1702

Ай бұрын

What a silly and unrealistic and DAMAGING statement. How did YOU survive? How on earth do you imagine anyone can learn to be an independent person? You will produce mentally damaged people who are unable to cope with normal life, if you never allow them out alone. Your job as a parent is NOT to prevent all risk: because that’s it’s impossible, all you’ll do is substitute other damage! Producd delicate, smothered wee flowers - or all around rebels - who have developed no ability by young adulthood to sense REAL danger. Your job is to prepare your child for independent life, to help them grow up as confident and resourceful people - teach your child among other things how to assess and respond to risk. How to think. For example, my parents taught us to always follow an uneasy feeling, even if it made you feel a bit dumb or cowardly. And that we were free to lie to people if we felt they were a bit dubious, and free to be rude to avoid them.

@eh1702

Ай бұрын

By the way, keeping kids away from “strangers” does NOT amount to protecting them. This man was in the Big Brother program at one time. He abused the kids he was entrusted with. He also used children he was connected with to lure at least one victim. With Kim Peterson, he had another boy call Kim to ask to buy skates the boy wanted to sell, then took the phone and invited the boy rabbit-hunting. (It is not clear whether the other child was present when he shot Kim.) Communication with your child is key. Making sure you know and THEY know exactly who they will be with, making sure they understand the importance of telling you about changes of plan. Making sure, as they become adolescents (because all adolescents lie to their parents!) that they understand why it is crucial to let someone know their plans and when to expect them back.

@theduchessofschroon6111

28 күн бұрын

I am very happy that there is much more awareness about the sick, sick people in this world! Back then, it wasn't spoken about like it is today. We were allowed to run the streets all day until the street lights came on! More importantly, we were taught to respect our elders whether they were deserving or not. Also, back then, we didn't receive news 24/7 and we were greatly UNAWARE of how prevalent pedos were! Nowadays, there's 3 on every street! 😮

Gary Arthur Bishop was sick. I've seen a documentary about him before. He was evil incarnate. Those poor children didn't deserve anything that he did to them, no one deserves that. I can't believe it took the jury 11 hours to find him guilty, with his confession you'd think it would be a no brainer. I can't imagine what the victims families must have/still be going through. Absolutely horrendous & my heart goes out to them. 😢

@ekramer2478

2 ай бұрын

Probably wanted to nail down every detail.

@adriennesosa1441

2 ай бұрын

11 hours to give him the death penalty it took them minutes to find him guilty. He's beyond evil.

@ekramer2478

2 ай бұрын

@@adriennesosa144111 hours. They definitely then wanted to nail down every detail.

@noth606

2 ай бұрын

As suggested by others I think they wanted to be thorough, so that no one can argue it wasn't carefully considered, and appealed perhaps based on that as an reason. I certainly would need to calmly go through the whole case properly if I were ever to be part of a jury. Confessions mean relatively little, lots of people confess to a bunch of things they had nothing to do with, for a wide variety of reasons. Plenty of research has been done that one can read on that. Many people have confessed to murders we know 100% they didn't do. Not for nothing it's a crime to confess to crimes you are found not to have committed, heh. Even to crimes not just they didn't commit, that no one committed - the whole crime didn't happen. It's messed up, but yeah...

@noth606

2 ай бұрын

I don't think you should call people like that "sick" - it gives sick people a bad name. He was evil, he did what he did knowing full well it was wrong, and he could have not done it. That isn't "sick", it's reprehensible.

This mother....it's the most decent in pain woman i see in my life! I'm mother too and i can feel de pain of this wonderful human bean!

The fact there was an argument on wether he should get the death penalty or not really upset me

@sleepingarchangel.6939

Ай бұрын

Glad your upset

@hoibsh21

Ай бұрын

@@sleepingarchangel.6939 I say slay em all.

Omg her explanation about how it feels to lose your child is so poignant. And I’ve never heard it so beautifully said. It hit my heart. Because only us mothers who’ve lost children know that it never leaves your mind and heart❤

@laurataylor8179

25 күн бұрын

Well said blessings to you and all mothers

This case needs more coverage considering how so many other murders are repeatedly covered on YT. Those poor little boys being victim blamed by the shit stain of a man, him laughing at how easily they put themselves into his hands.

@eh1702

Ай бұрын

If this shows anything, it shows how misguided the “stranger danger” idea is. Bishop was in the Big Brother program and abused several children in one year through that alone. After his arrest in this case, found many pictures of boys he abused. They didn’t see him as “a stranger”. He was a close neighbor of Alonzo Daniels, so four year old Alonzo probably had seen him around. He carried his body in a box right past Alonzo’s mother as she was calling out for Alonzo at the building entrance. He used another child to call Kim Peterson (offering to buy skates that Kim wanted to sell). Bishop then took over the call and offered to take Kim rabbit hunting. He shot him in the back. Possibly, using another child as a decoy was also how he lured Graeme out of the house. The little boy who got in Bishop’s car - again, possibly he was lulled by the presence of another child in the car, or just having seen Bishop and his car before, such as at the school gates picking up the boy he called his stepson.

This is straight out of a horror movie

@laurataylor8179

25 күн бұрын

I was a teenager in slc when this happened I remember little danny missing from my grocery store it was a horror

Wow his mother last statement really hit me deep. That makes perfect sense to me. Rest in peace sweet angels!

This made me pause and explain stranger danger to my 5 year old

25:38 it was incredibly accurate what this woman says. I am an amputee above the knee left leg and man this hit hard. This woman says something that is insanely accurate and I've attempted to explain this to people over the years and find myself not finding the words.

jiminey fuckin crickets. imagine being such a nice, polite, young boy trying to help a stranger and just getting got. holy moses

@ChrisAndCats

Ай бұрын

He offered to get in the car though! What were his parents thinking, not teaching him not to do that. And lack of supervision.

@elvenkind6072

Ай бұрын

@@ChrisAndCats This is not a matter of "bad parenting", it was a sweet and innocent child being kind. And was abused and murdered because of it.

@ChrisAndCats

Ай бұрын

@elvenkind6072 it is partially bad parenting. I drilled into my daughter about stranger danger, never ever to go with a stranger or get in their car no matter what they offered her and I didn't let her go anywhere alone at a young age. It wasn't solely bad parenting, but it certainly didn't help when you get a monster like this come along who actually looks fairly innocuous.

@MadamHoneyB

Ай бұрын

Times were different back then. I was raised during the 90s and I had free rein over the island I lived on in the Fl. Keys. I made friends everywhere with any and everyone. I wouldn’t allow my kids to do that nowadays. My youngest knows about stranger danger and watching for traffic etc. It was just different back then. Y’all hug your loved ones today bc tomorrow is never promised. Prayers going up for everyone affected by this horrible case. RIP to the victims. Y’all be good! Take care!! 🫶🏼✌🏼Peace✌🏼🫶🏼

@elvenkind6072

Ай бұрын

@@MadamHoneyB Things certainly used to be different, but they shouldn't be. Some tourists from America walked past my brothers house while his daughters was playing naked outside with water, in some of the rare sunshine and summer here in Norway, and I don't remember exactly what they had said, but my brother told that they had communicated that in America they couldn't let kids be kids anymore like that. I remember this was totally normal in the 80's when I was a kid. No phones. Running around in the forests every day free from school, and parents had to come up on some hill and yell "COOOME HOOOME NOOOW! IT'S DINNEEER TIIIMEEE!!!". I even remember a teacher at school that came into the shower with us, little boys after gym classes, because she, as a mature, elder woman that had had several babies (something that showed), and was a bit "heavy", wanted to show what women looked like, and that it was not like as in "dirty magazines", only available for adults, and only in the top shelf in stores, and only for those with no shame, that would bring it to the cashier. She was the wife of the priest in the church, and I don't think for 1 second she had any bad intentions with it, and I do think she probably helped educate some healthy boys. But in cities at least I don't see the same level of trust that as where I grew up in the sparsely populated countryside where I grew up. I really miss being a kid back then. It was only in the mid-90's sometime that I accepted a mobile phone, trying to argue with my mum that "there's phone boxes!!!", but only accepted it because of her worries, and I still hate the phones, that one cannot be alone ANYWHERE anymore... And I'm so angry that some few people have created so much fear, just to get some "kick" from evil, satanic stuff. God have mercy on us... 😞

I have an interest in trying to understand how evil people, like Bishop, can not only molest children but bring their lives to an end. For 38 years I have tried to find an answer, but having a baby who was M'd, I'll never know why. My baby's life was taken by evil is all I know 😢

@jernisharichard5032

Ай бұрын

The battle is not with flesh and blood.... That means sin, evil, and the devil/demons stops the coherence of people to control themselves 😢. They're with sin because the world was brought down by it. The Devil has been leading us to do evil since Adam and Eve. We have a choice tho, some are not able to stand, and some like it they don't want to answer to GOD. The Bible explains it all, God didn't bring sin the Devil did, we are not robots we choose. So the devil chose to go against God and used Pride, and hate to do it. So we are in a spiritual battle 😢. So Jesus died for this reason that's how much he dislikes our suffering. He came and suffered and paid the price for our disobedience even when we were deep in sin, pride, and self-righteousness 😢. So, if we turn to him he gives us peace, hope and a second chance to live. Have everlasting life, he took the keys of DEATH. He said it will be no more. Turn to Jesus, he will give you understanding, be transformed by the RENEWING of your MIND. Through your pain you will be comforted, knowing you will see your child again ❤. When I lost my sister I turned from him, sometimes loss does that to us, and we blame God. Jesus understands that's why he came and died for us to set things right. So you can turn to God or live in hurt and evil with the god of this world "Satan". Blame him, and let's go to the word of God and get our love, hope, and life back. I'm truly sorry, my mom lost my sister 😢. I cry for her. God doesn't want any of us to perish, so think about it serve and love him and we all including our beloved children can live in paradise forever. That's a great exchange for all the things we suffer in this fallen world, due to sin, evil, and the demons& devil. Don't let the devil blind you any longer with his lies, Jesus loves you and he died for you and your child to be able to have everlasting life ❤🎉❤. Pastor Kevin la Ewing is a great teacher on the word. He teaches the spiritual things that we need to know because everyone mislead thinking it's just us, no evil spirits, principalities, in heavenly places influence us, oppress us, and even possess us, that's why all the vile things happen. So please check out some of his videos I promise you you will understand. ❤

The way the detective keeps saying “little guy” is just gutting me

How can anybody defend that sick monster!?

@Jaymsie.

2 ай бұрын

The lawyer who wants to make sure the defendant doesn’t have the possibility of winning an appeal based on inadequate, or, incompetent council during the first trial.

@blizz2795

Ай бұрын

@@Jaymsie. THIS!

@sleepingarchangel.6939

Ай бұрын

@@Jaymsie.🤣🤣🥱

@hayabarakat7889

Ай бұрын

They even tried to paint him as a victim!!

@DamePiglet

Ай бұрын

​@@Jaymsie.Nope. They lost the plot. They KNEW he was guilty yet tried to paint him as a victim because it's a CHALLENGE. If they had won, they could brag about how good they are; that they could even get an obviously guilty POS like him off the hook.

These children were obviously not warned by their parents NOT to go with strangers no matter what

"After 20 years it doesn't change, it just becomes more familiar. "

Watched a thousand of these docs, hear the police excuse "oh, hes run away" probably in 990 of them. Like wtf

@mickeybell8933

2 ай бұрын

In the 70s and 80s running away was a thing just like hitch hiking....that's probably why running away was the first thought

@DickDickstein

Ай бұрын

Some of it had to do with lack of resources a lot of times too. Lazy cops, not wanting to get a team together. Just betting on a runaway because runaway was 99% of the time what happened back then. It was much more rare. Think about watching these, and you see all the communities coming together to search for a child. Always. Now? You rarely even hear about these crimes, and believe me, there are A LOT more of these crimes today then there were back then. It is a literal BUSINESS now. We are lead by the most evil people on Earth. It's about time we changed that.

@cask1

Ай бұрын

It's a complete " way out" of responsibility

@denisemoore6134

Ай бұрын

Because 9 times out of 10 they HAVE run away! And are home the next day.

@tapoemt3995

Ай бұрын

What you DON'T watch are videos on millions of kids running away every year and coming home in anywhere from 1 hour to a couple days.

very wise woman is Shona , she explained it perfectly, ,,, your life becomes more familiar, tragic

How can all these little baby boys' disappearances not be noticed yet alone linked?

@eh1702

Ай бұрын

Because they all disappeared in different circumstances. Kim Peterson was selling some skates. He got a call from a boy he knew, asking to buy them. This lad had been put up to it by Bishop, who then took the phone and offered to take Kim rabbit-hunting. He shot Kim in the back to disable him. The little four year old was his neighbor, so the wee tot had probably seen him many times, and believed him when he said he had toys in his house, and followed Bishop right across the street. He carried this little boy’s body in a box past his mother as she was calling out his name.

@anja2716

Ай бұрын

@@eh1702 Oh my. 😔

What happened to the boy that called him dad but he wasn't his dad

@mz.jackson3760

2 ай бұрын

He was living with his mother in the same apartment complex as Gary, so he just went back home to his mother

@Fugubro754

2 ай бұрын

Probably scarred for life

@animerlon

Ай бұрын

I wonder about that too & found it curious that he, or his situation wasn't mentioned after they quote his answer about molestation, "All my life.". Also wondered why Gary had no charges related to him, but on 2nd thought, figured the murder charges were more than enough & they chose not to put the boy through a trial.

@animerlon

Ай бұрын

​​@@mz.jackson3760 It must have been the same apartment, not just the complex. The kid called him Dad & said IT had been happening all his life, so Gary was more than just a neighbour. Makes me wonder about the mom & whether she was investigated by anybody to see if she was culpable in any way.

@david-pb4bi

Ай бұрын

The lawyers are still making pots of money out of the second case.

I wouldn’t have left my 13 year old go to store alone at 8:30 at night I don’t care how close the store is

@Maryiscool5

Ай бұрын

Different times back then.

@NyDya.

Ай бұрын

Yea let's not blame the parents

The nurse is giving me a sleeping tablet at 11pm 😁

I like the way the guy said he would go “visit” the graves, and let us conclude what that meant. Sick.

I pay so that I don't have to see or hear ads. I'd appreciate it if you guys don't intertwine ads into your videos. I'm listening to this video like it's a podcast.

@mingdagreatest

Ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing 😂

@August_Underground_6669

Ай бұрын

Yeh Bs

@tchili1

Ай бұрын

Absolutely

@lulujac9196

Ай бұрын

I don’t think they can control it. I believe you tube inserts them.

@meekamoore8789

Ай бұрын

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We all live amongst these people right now...

That's how it works with some of these creeps if you can play along you live. But when you blow the whistle, If they don't believe you all the boys are dead before the ink dries on the paperwork. These creeps don't even loose sleep over what they do.

If his mother had died, he would still have been convicted of a double homicide Its such a shame his mother still loves him after being left for dead .. (a child only a mother could love, the saying goes)

That man Bishop was an actual monster!

I cannot judge this mother. It’s heartbreaking. She did what her heart wanted . No one can judge her

@sleepingarchangel.6939

Ай бұрын

Anyone can judge her if they choose

Both cases are heartbreaking, The second is extroardinary. How must that lady feel being told her son tried to kill her.

@tchili1

Ай бұрын

Probably like the poor lady who,was recently killed by her son by him stabbing her 70 times. You should watch the video of Sheriff Grady Judd where he explains it. It is horrible and sad.

Why wud anyone leave Scotland to live in America so much more dangerous

💔 💔 for ALL THE FAMILIES .. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL how the MOTHER describes “that time doesn’t heal” she speaks so eloquently and soft in describing how it feels more like being an amputee, YOU NEVER GET OVER IT, ITS THERE EVERY DAY, ❤ BECOME MORE PROFICIENT AND EFFICIENT. BUT YOU NEVER FORGET!!WHAT A TRUELY HEROIC WOMAN

It's odd that we don't talk about how child predators always reoffend. To believe that abstinence or rehabilitation is an option I'd to believe that abstinence is a proper form of birth control for teens and that homosexuality is something that can be conditioned out.

Definitely drawbacks to genx period. Our parents were unaware of our whereabouts and just implicitly trusting 😢

Thank you for this post.

What were their parents thinking about not phoning the police until 4 1/2 hours later????

I really like this narrator, very soothing voice

Idk but Utah got some sick ppl there 🫠🫠

Those poor little innocent souls taken by an absolute evil! monster!.. my 💙 goes out to the family's who has to live wiv the heartbreaking case of loosing there poor innocent child.😥💙💛💙💛 RIP!!.... TO THOSE 5 LITTLE BOYS

The b poor mother is so profound in expressing her feelings of loss. 😢❤❤❤❤❤

This is a very well presented programme. I can only feel true horror at what this excuse for a man did.

I live in Edinburgh not to far from Glasgow so sad u left here Scotland go over there have this happen ur act sense sounds so odd can still hear Scottish in ur voice so sorry this evil monster did this

Too bad sentences these days take 20 plus years to carry out.

this is a tough watch

My heart goes out ro poir Mother who gad to face the murderous betrayal if her son killing her other boy and maiming her. Sad but she has no fault here. God bless you Mama. You ultimately did the right thibg reporting the horrific crime of your son.

I don't know of a worst crime sick monster 🤬

"It doesn't change it just becomes more familiar." 😢

@ItsNeverAManequin

2 ай бұрын

Graeme's mother's metaphor using a missing leg, to describe the loss of a child, was very poignant. One can adapt to a prosthetic yet still think of their lost leg daily. Life goes on, we adapt, it becomes a part of our reality. Yet, the loss and pain never go away.

@Summertime_77

2 ай бұрын

@@ItsNeverAManequin I absolutely agree. Her whole statement at the end was quite meaningful. Also, LOVE the user name, "It's never a mannequin." 😆 I have that shirt I got from Sher's merch some years back. ✌️🩵

@ItsNeverAManequin

2 ай бұрын

Very meaningful. Thanks! I was surprised that the name wasn’t taken!

So much evil out there.

Did I miss what happened to the boy he called his son? The one who was grahams friend? I listen while I work, and I don't recall hearing how he got him or what happened to him.

@NIFWW

Ай бұрын

The defense attorneys had him condemned to the moormen church for revenge.

What a truly evil physcopath . So sad

This guy sounds like a coward of the highest order of low! 😢

This was the only just sentence for Bishop. He was a monster.

I find it upsetting No1 really talks about loosing a sibling.i found my brother dead. We were home alone. The men in our family brush it off, but my Ma n me😢

@dawnemerson3604

Ай бұрын

So sorry about your precious brother❤

@JulesLaRue

Ай бұрын

I called My 2nd brother, where my Ma was. Its a bluurrrr. 911 made me try n revive him he was BLUE

@karenmorente7589

Ай бұрын

I'm very sorry about your brother dying you finding him . Im horrified by the death of these lovely boys . I'm so sorry . Death penalty for this isn't sufficient but it will definitely prevent more murderous raped by the monster. I'm so sorry. Rip. All of these boys are in Heaven now forever not suffering again.. peace. God bless you all who mourn. ❤

Under the jail please.

@kateruterbories2692

Ай бұрын

He was executed June 10, 1988.

@sleepingarchangel.6939

Ай бұрын

Heartless

So why was the DP carried out within 5 years and today it is 30 yrs

@TariAkpodiete

Ай бұрын

Probably didn't appeal too much

@Charles_Anthony

24 күн бұрын

I mean, you heard him... he didn't want life in prison.

I think Christopher's mother maybe continues to visit her son in prison so he has to look at her and see what he has done. What he did to his parents was terrible just because he lived above his means. I hope he remains in jail till his dying day😡

Why ads? When i have premium 🤷🏼‍♂️

@ThePotatoHoard

Ай бұрын

I just had one without a break in the videos stream line thing. So I think the ads are actually in the video itself from the content creator

Woodchipper

@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji

2 ай бұрын

Great outdoors…😢

So scary what was said about the way he/they look...so "normal" ughh

How did he get the boy he called his son ? Was he his first victim ? I hope he was able to get help & a loving family to raise him.

I really feel for Shona whilst I don't know I imagine she left Glasgow because it was horrible in the 80's. Just horrendous to think you've moved to family to a safe place and this happens.

Taking any underaged child anywhere without parental consent IS kidnapping!

Never let my eye off my child

Far too many adverts, unnecessary to many. Can understand a fee but fooking hell far too many

@skibee421

2 ай бұрын

go to ur extensions & look for an adblocker.

@Crunt2167

Ай бұрын

I pay KZread for add free and I still get commercials. 😎👍

@jtwin1000

Ай бұрын

@peterheeney2167 to be fair this comment was made when I watched on my phone. At home I have ad blockers on my desktop

@Crunt2167

Ай бұрын

I don't like how it goes from one case to another your watching 3 programs all jumbled up. I sifted through and only watched one as I couldn't be bothered searching for the other. Tree programs consecutively or they've lost me.

I feel so bad for these family's that lose a child!

My question is, was the young boy whom Bishop was claiming was his son really his son; because the video says he wasn’t, so whose son was he, was he reunited with his real parents?

I just can't understand the defense teams of killers like these. I know it's their job to defend their client in court but dude, your client is accused of child murder. Or in the second case, murdering one parent and almost killing the other. Clear evidence says they are guilty. How do they continue to defend someone with those charges?

2nd story - of course he did it. Mrs Porco would say shes forgotten what happened to protect her son. lots of parents do this, no matter how bad a crime their son/daughter committed

Where are the parents? Those kids are way too young to be out unsupervised.

The little boy just happened to flag down a car to give them directions, and he happened to be a serial killer. Either they are more frequent than we suspect, or the guy is a fucked up terrible liar, as well as an terrible person for either doing it or any of them, and or for not doing it at all either just this little boy, and or all of them, and lying about it for attention.

Christopher's case is like I've seen in the CSI Files series

There is no way that his wife didn’t know he was a freak no way

Really smart lady

It is for me-I always think outside the box.

Who was his son? They said he wasn't his dad nor a step dad... who was he to this boy?

@TariAkpodiete

Ай бұрын

Neighbour

@NanaBren

Ай бұрын

He was his kidnapper and groomed him to accept his perversions all while living right next door. Ultimate betrayal.

More familiar 😢 that's the hardest part...😢

My dad’s 2nd cousin therefore my 3rd cousin… much of my family doesn’t know of him!

Imagine just how many other cases there are that are exactly the same as this one that they couldn't be bothered to investigate. Its mind boggling and doesn't bare thinking about really :s

. He knows he is wrong and he chose to confess it like he was waiting for law enforcement to ask him. He didnt fight the sentence. His psyche has taken over him like a virus and he chose to put am end to it by death rather than live through imprisonment.

They walk among us and we are unaware and we trust everyone . Time to change. Tragic case , beautiful little boys😢😢😢😢

These boys were 3 4 5 yr olds what kind of parent don't watch those children?

@Maryiscool5

Ай бұрын

Back then... It was different times. Can't judge then and now.

@asmirr4696

Ай бұрын

Still watch your kids ,even these days aren't different

So does anyone know what happened to the child that called him his step dad? Did I miss it?

This guy was a terrible serial killer! 😢

😢😢😢😢amen! I feel deep in my heart for this mother whose child was killed by Bishop! And all the other parents! No time whatsoever or how long can heel the hole or longing for your missing child, never! Forever! The hole remains! My son went to heaven 7 years ago! Feel like yesterday. But I miss him already for a million years!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤ love without end!

Man he's one sick dude

wow....