"Do you want to see your grandfather?" "Yes." *long box on table* "There's grandpa." The trauma that would have caused someone is crazy. That was such a mean thing to do.

@lilgit9969

7 ай бұрын

Doing that to her 6 year old son sounds like his mother was a sadistic narcissist.

@bleed_the_freak

7 ай бұрын

I was very close to my grandpa growing up. He stepped in after my father kicked me and my mom out after almost beating her to death when I was a year old. Never paid child support. My brothers and I grew up very poor even though my mom worked two jobs. My grandpa was that fatherly figure I never had, buying me school supplies and food for the house. Taking me on trips to escape my reality and struggles. I was waiting on him to pick me up one day to go on our monthly trips to his cabin, when I got the call that he had passed away and the next I saw him was at his funeral. I was young and had no way of understanding how one day he was here and the next he was gone. I'll never forget when my aunt made me walk up to his coffin and kiss him goodbye.. that feeling of cold on your lips stays with you forever. I once again felt abandoned and was confused about what I did wrong to push those I loved away. As I got older I came to learn that my grandpa had terminal cancer and wanted to protect us grandchildren by not telling us. Everyone needs time to prepare that kind of lose so they're not confused and blame themselves.

@krisbacks

7 ай бұрын

@@bleed_the_freakhow many people have you killed?

@deb-1558

7 ай бұрын

My parents never took me and my brother to funerals as kids as they thought it would've been distressing. I went to my grandads funeral when I was 12 but I was there for his death at hospital.

@legitbeans9078

6 ай бұрын

@@bleed_the_freak Damn. That's rough buddy.

I love Born to Kill. The narrator has such a soothing voice. Intonation, pace, volume..just perfect!

@SaddamHussein726

7 ай бұрын

Same here

@bettyfejes6848

7 ай бұрын

i love he's voice too🙂

@jamieevans6395

7 ай бұрын

I fall asleep listening to his voice

@DJ-GASM

6 ай бұрын

Yep these are the traits I look for in narrated videos before bed

@tumisodan7896

5 ай бұрын

@@jamieevans6395 me too

I feel bad for the friend. He seems like he was tryna be a good guy, he knew he was kinda weird but didn’t know enough about the heinous crimes his friend was committing. I hope him and the surviving victims are all in better places now.

You can hear how traumatised Carl Stotter still is.

A soldier recently said "for all the killings I did abroad I got highly decorated, would I do the same at home I would be a serial killer and locked away for life".

@thebiggestarena

6 ай бұрын

That is a ridiculous comparison

@marygoff3332

6 ай бұрын

​@@thebiggestarenanot really. Think deeply...

@thebiggestarena

6 ай бұрын

@@marygoff3332 There is a clear difference. If you cannot see it I'm very sorry for you. .Ok I will give it a shot. 1. A soldier has been ordered and may I add an individual who puts there life on the line to protect the freedom of people like you. 2 Purpose to protect your freedoms to be a fool. 3. It's certain that they may kill to protect your dumbass freedom with in 99 percent of cases with no enjoyment and have severe PTSD . A serial killer ...Oh I give up on fools like you. Grow up

@thebiggestarena

6 ай бұрын

In context. What soldier and what conflict. Sounds like one solitary psycho excusing his behaviour and bringing his comrades into disrepute. FA

@daniellewillis2767

6 ай бұрын

I believe he might have been referring to war crimes. Rapes, attacks on civilians, extrajudicial executions...that sort of thing. Soldiers of all nations have been behaving outside of military protocol for as long as war has existed...and if you go back far enough rape and plunder were part of an army's legitimate paycheck...

This killer is very reminiscent of Jeffrey Dahmer, in that he killed lovers so they wouldn’t leave, and kept their bodies around for company. Active around the same time, different countries. So strange.

@benmorgan4021

7 ай бұрын

Des was a bit earlier than Dahmer

@thelittlefashionphoenix

7 ай бұрын

@@benmorgan4021yes, but he is actually also known as “the British Jeffrey Dahmer

@anonamoss78

7 ай бұрын

Yes well, Jeffery Dahmer should of been known as the "American Dennis Nilson" lol@@thelittlefashionphoenix

@legitbeans9078

7 ай бұрын

Lonely and gay.

@clifffff7630

7 ай бұрын

Nilsen and Dahmer were both deployed to W. Germany; Nilsen in the mid-1960s, and Dahmer in 1979-1981...

I met Dennis Andrew Nilsen in Brisbane Australia in 1973 .. after walking home from work at the Evans Deaken Shipyard at Kangaroo Point, I got to the Brunswick HotelJPG in the Brisbane suburb of New Farm at around 4:20 that afternoon. The pub was fairly crowded, there were some ppl I knew including an Englishman from London who had done a bit of time, who was in company with DAN who he introed as a former London policeman. I said "you were a Bobby then" and asked if they had known each other in Blighty, they said they had not .. I had seen video interviews and photos of Dennis Andrew Nilsen over a period of yrs, without ever recognizing him until I realized he was the man in a KZread thumbnailJPG. He looked to be aged about halfway between the clean shaven, dark eyed dichotomization shotJPG taken during his military service, and the Murderpedia shotJPG shows him in a collar and tie. He told me he had served in the British Army in Aden and said he was into underground gladiatorial contests, whether as an observer or as a participant he never made clear .. he was a fairly big strong boned type and gave the impression escaping his clutches would be difficult. I did not much like the way he looked at me as though I were a slab of meat, and it was because of that and because of the shady rep of his companion, I departed the pub a short time later I guess the period was after Nilson left the Metropolitan Police in 1973, and before he took up employment with the Civil Service in 1974. The person in the pub with Dennis Nilsen was a below average height fellow named Peter, who was working as a painter who I had met in the pub a few times before. He was a fairly good humored type who said he had a hard time in prison because of his English accent, which to the other crims sounded like the screws who were mostly Englishmen. The day he was with Dennis Nilson was a Friday, when I went back into the pub the following Tuesday he was there without Nilson, when I suggested he join me he was rude .. I drank my drink and got out of the place like I had on the previous occasion, I never saw him again. Two days later on the Thursday came a news report a man's body had been found in his New Farm flat, I immediately thought of Peter the rude English painter, as well I surmised he had become a victim of his friend Dennis Nilson. The police never launched an investigation, eventually assuring the public that since there were no signs of forced entry, and no suspicious marks on the deceased's body it was a natural death .. the day I met Dennis Nilson in the pub he came right up close. I knew he was an ex London Policeman he looked very strong and his profile suggested he was gonna place me in a policeman's arm lockJPG, which is a wrestling move that can quickly be turned into a sleeper holdJPG, which will cause death if held for long enough by an experienced assailant. Suppose he killed his man in Brisbane in 1973 and the rest of his victims by the same method.

@TheDillinger22

4 ай бұрын

*Part 2* - After running into Peter the Painter in the pub on the Tuesday afternoon following meeting Nilsen in his company the Friday before, sometime around 6:20 am the following Wednesday morning when I left the digs I was in at the lower end of the New Farm peninsular in Brisbane there was a bus coming. Since the fare to where I had to get off then walk across the Story Bridge to work at the Evans Deaken shipyard was only 10 cents I went aboard, despite it was the wrong bus which went the long way 'round, thus very shortly I realized I could have walked the distance as usually did in less time .. no matter. When the bus turned back onto Brunswick Street and proceeded to the next stop outside the NF Police Station looking out the front window of the bus, I saw DAN walk out from Terrace Street where PtP lived and head across Brunswick Street to the next bus stop near the pub, I was in the standing section of the bus which was by then almost full. DAN got on at the bus stop and proceeded to the same standing section of the bus .. he recognized me and I asked him if "he had stayed at Peter's place" he said "no," I said "did you get a flat up there" he said no to that as well .. that Peter's body had been discovered inside his Terrace Street flat was on the evening news the next day. MapPNG. It was initially reported as murder, however on the evening news Friday came a statement it was a natural death. According to pub scuttlebutt Peter's neighbors knew Nilsen had been visiting and was present in the flat with him on the Tuesday night, they heard a quantity of thumping and banging and were aware Nilsen had left the flat alone on the Wednesday morning, and that there had been only silence since. It was they who notified the police who entered the flat and found the body .. Queensland has a long history of stymied police investigations they let him get away with it, the ppl in the district were up in arms when Nilson was not arrested! Dennis Andrew Nilsen is not the only one I recognized off of a YT thumbnailJPG, in Nimbin, New South Wales in about 2009 I purchased some marijuana from a dude who introed himself as Israel Keyes, the bag I bought at cost had a stone in it to make up the weight. He is thought responsible for as many as eleven murders in the US, and fits the bill for a double murder at an isolated farmhouse in Northern NSW at around the same time, he committed suicide in prison in Anchorage Alaska Dec. 2012 while awaiting trial for murder.

@anniehills3580

4 ай бұрын

You should write a book about this!😊

@pam190

4 ай бұрын

@@TheDillinger22wow just wow. Thats all out amazing. Keys was a mean person as well. Thanks for sharing.

@Littlemouse884

4 ай бұрын

Poor Bleep 😞

@Arrjaayyy

4 ай бұрын

Write a book, why don't ya

Carl seems like one of the most sweetest and most genuine and kind souls! I hope he finds peace! Bless his heart!

@VinnyCarwash-js8op

5 ай бұрын

he's a bit...dramatic.

@PatrickFDolan

5 ай бұрын

​@@VinnyCarwash-js8opThey always are.

The saddest thing about Dennis Nilson is the fact that he was actually born😢

@User-cv2xn

6 ай бұрын

Even thru what he did, this is Immoral to say

@user-lo5qm5tu8m

6 ай бұрын

@@User-cv2xn learn to spell! If he killed someone you knew you would not say it was immoral!!!! even though not thru!! Get a adult to help you to learn big words.

@User-cv2xn

6 ай бұрын

@@user-lo5qm5tu8m Did he killed somebody you knew?

@garyrigby21

6 ай бұрын

Every serial killer has been born! People are only whats put into them by parents and society

@Ploskkky

6 ай бұрын

"The saddest thing about Dennis Nilson is the fact that he was actually born" That seems true of everybody.

For those of you interested in this case, I make a suggestion to read, if you haven't already, Brian Masters' Killing For Company... a very well written account of Nilsens history up to and including the murders. It's a brilliant read....a real page turner as they say.

@ecalose6785

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@anniehills3580

4 ай бұрын

Hey, thanks!😊

"one night i woke up to him straddling me with a knife while the room was on fire" "when they said where the bodies were found I knew it was him but I have no clue why I did"

What kind of mother does that

Wow. David Tennant was perfectly cast physically for Nilson.

"only *he* had access to the garden" "he had bonfires at *midnight* in the garden" "the local children would come and dance around the bonfires" okay

@pinkpugginz

4 ай бұрын

what about the smell

@e.jenima7263

3 ай бұрын

i guess after a certin hour TV got boring so the kids needed a good bon fire do dance around......... How ..............................................ENLGLISH how terribly terribly ENGLISH .

@ruthd7274

3 ай бұрын

Yeah I suspect that was a bit of embellishment on the part of the author. The cine film seems to show a completely enclosed garden too.

After finding what they had found, they knew they were going to be dealing with someone who is a little different. 😂😂😂😂

@sallylauper8222

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, we must pardon his levity in this instance.

@karahicks8375

4 ай бұрын

Yes but this isn't something to be laughing about.

Great doco

Exactly same thing happened here in US. He clogged the drains so the tenants complained. Plumber came and realize there's human flesh in the drain.

@bdlimea7018

7 ай бұрын

I remember that one too. Can't remember the details tho

@haikeaintiaani9183

7 ай бұрын

must be one gig that plummer remembered long time

@ElliotFlowers

7 ай бұрын

This was a time before sink 'insinkerators' where commonplace.

@YourXellency

6 ай бұрын

He clogged a drains and the neighbor complains~ It sounds like lyrics to a song!

@ElliotFlowers

6 ай бұрын

Plumber came by and pulled out an eye...@@YourXellency

Poor dog

Neilson was seriously creepy but his boyfriends are off the scale weird

I think, killing for company needs a name in psychology, it seems like a some kind of personality disorder. The problem is that there has been only two among the history of serial killers, the other one was Jeffrey Dahmer. I guess it can simply be called killing for company syndrome.

@eliseintheattic9697

3 ай бұрын

There are more of them, just not as well known. I listened to a podcast with a well-known profiler, and the question came up related to a current case. He talked about it like it's a known "type" for profilers.

I remember all this , I live in Finchley about 1 mile away from his home . I knew people who use to cut down his road to get to Crouch End and mentioned there was a disgusting smell near the top of the road they just thought it was drains or a dead fox

I went to this flat in 94 as a new estate agent. I waited in the flat for half an hour to a no show. Went back to the office,it was a wind up. No-one ever viewed that flat. Though I knew about the crimes,it didn't click it was THAT Cranley gdns. He asked what I thought about it before I knew,I said " it's very cold seeing the sun hits it most of the day don't really like it" In the 4 years at that job 3 people viewed Cranley gdns..one was a goth,the others were even weirder. Few sinister houses in that area.

33:56 but idk why this made me lol😂 the dramatic head turn

@vancrrr2658

6 ай бұрын

LMAOOo ur dumb

@gravelock

6 ай бұрын

and I slept with him 💅 💀 he was like -

When are people going to stop with making excuses for vile humans like this. There is no excuse

@AlisonBryen

7 ай бұрын

No, there are no excuses, but there are reasons.

@user-ob6tl8sx6r

4 ай бұрын

They will never stop making the excuses lol..

@nadiajamesroper4947

4 ай бұрын

Because they need a job they're claiming to be experts on body language im yet to see a body language expert stop a crime from happening their full of shit

@abc-bu7nr

4 ай бұрын

What excuses? Most monsters are either created or ignored, only to be caught later in life.

@e.jenima7263

3 ай бұрын

It is not excuses I hear no excuses being made but we need to understand why monsters like him are formed .

He is the British Jeffrey dahmer drank like Jeff and joined the army like Jeff and killed men like Jeffrey same tendencies

@Mikey13Morales

7 ай бұрын

Nilson came before dhamer, so dhamer was the American nilson .

@salifyanjikunda5426

7 ай бұрын

Dahmer also killed a 14yo boy.

@PosthumousAddress

4 ай бұрын

​@@Mikey13MoralesDahmer must have read about Nilsen, and he repeated the Nilsen bullshit about just being lonely and not wanting them to leave

Out of all the documentaries I’ve watched, this is definitely Top 3. Narrator is fantastic & the story? Disturbing 😳

@zeeinajar

3 ай бұрын

I recommend 'Des' with David Tennant if you can find it online

The thing I don't get is that a dead body, whether it's a dog or a cat or a person, is an unbelievably foul smell. Even if you don't recognize it, why in the world would you go into somebody's house that smelled that bad?

@steveodonoghue2772

Ай бұрын

Some people will go to any lengths to get laid 🙄

We all suffer loss and upset but not all of us murder people he was just sick

@Absolute Crime, Thanks guys, love this channel its very interesting, but also extremely disturbing😱😱😨🥶🥶🥶🫣🫣🫣, 1st commenter, this channel is so incredible I'm surprised theres not tons more comments like as soon as it drops just to thank the uploader ❤

I used to work with a bloke who lived next door to Nilsen. He said he often used to wonder why Mr Nilsen was outside having a bonfire of his clothes at three in the morning. Said he was, otherwise, fairly normal in his habits.......

The answer is always both. Nature and nurture.

Thank you for the post, personally, I believe a trouble soul comes from a young age, and if his Grandfather died without any family assistance in helping him assimilate, big problems can arise. Sad for all his victims!

Thanks to Christopher Slade for his fine narration of so many of these interesting episodes!

That is so sad for the little lonely boy

My man Carl is an OG storyteller 😂

OMG the entry music gives me chills and I love it 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

@treenacooke8006

7 ай бұрын

it reminds me of " peculiar groove" by Frances Ashman😮

What’s the music in the intro from?? (The twangy guitar)

Odd the police didn't just kick his flat door down straight away after finding the human remains in his drains, instead of politely waiting for him to come home.

@e.jenima7263

3 ай бұрын

Well its England they are so polite about everything LOL ! I bet the cops would have happily danced a maypole while questioning him at his flat had it not been snowing ha ha ha !

@fraser_mr2009

3 ай бұрын

They needed a warrant. The police can't just kick down your door without a warrant.

@FizzVizard

3 ай бұрын

​@@fraser_mr2009 Even after finding human body parts in your drains? That's really doing things by the book

Could 195 Melrose Avenue be described as a 'Des Res'?

One scary dude! Yikes..

I have a I have a friend that used to deliver the newspapers to 10 rillington place. we used to joke that he was lucky. colin bennet, dennis nilsen's paperboy.

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

if he were American he'd write a book, or try for a movie deal

was that pete burns at the end?

Poor David Gallashen (or whatever his name). He just looks like a sweet boy cuddling his puppy and Nilsen is yelling at him. Good for him tho, he got away

Everyone in this video has at least one missing tooth. 😂

@thebiggestarena

4 ай бұрын

Thats the UK for you... I live here and the NHS is a mess. Country is a mess. Dont believe the BBC.... People are regularly pulling there own teeth out with pliars

@pinkpugginz

4 ай бұрын

thats what i have heard. that medical care is terrible and dental care is not covered for anything basic. ​@@thebiggestarena

@user-op9yy5xh4j

4 ай бұрын

Ofcourse they do they are BRITISH !

@misfit1395

4 ай бұрын

Hahaha 😂

@ruthd7274

3 ай бұрын

​@@user-op9yy5xh4jhow very dare you! 😂

There's reason to believe he started earlier than 1976, that he didn't act alone, and that he used drugs. One near victim escaped because he refused a drink Nilsen had offered him. The Piccadilly Circus boys were on average in their mid teens and so cannot be described as 'young men'.

@pinkpugginz

4 ай бұрын

they were children...how sick. I bet he has tons more victims like you said and he was probably a pedo too

Such a great docu 😮

I agree it was about control that he wanted to keep the bodies around. He could move them where he wanted and had their rapt, undivided attention for his expoundings. Whatever he wanted to talk about, they never challenged him or interrupted. Jeffrey Dahmer, on the other hand, kept his bodies because he didn’t want to feel the aloneness when they left.

@PosthumousAddress

4 ай бұрын

That is nonsense Dahmer "didn't want them to leave". He wanted to dominate, murder, mutilate and desecrate.

Still no easy days for these family.s. May u be healed 🙏❤️

Just crazy.

But, don't you see? He, like many other serial killers all over the world was: first,TAUGHT TO KILL IN THE MILITARY AND SECOND, HE WAS A BUTCHER OF ANIMALS FIRST

I saw this documentary on tv several months ago.

Omg the kids dancing around the bonfire…🤦🏻‍♀️

That male psychologist always places his own book -learned and self- righteous shadow, onto the people he ‘ analyses’. But the distinguished looking lady - she is more if an honest observer. Which is so important. Its vital to use

@jamesb.9155

6 ай бұрын

They are Both highly educated criminal pathologists with a lot of experience and know how about many cases and not so easily dismissed as you would have it.

Brian Masters book 'Killing for company' about Nilson is/was a phenomenal piece of work. Seriously dark but, especially when published. No-one had done such an in-depth look on how such a lunatics mind works. Remember it being utterly horrific but captivating read. Really good writer. Anyway bless you. Takecare

@MamaLinz123

7 ай бұрын

Brilliant book. I read it as a young teen and I’ve never forgotten it.

@thebiggestarena

7 ай бұрын

I read this book a long time ago and you are right. I think im gonna have to read it again decades on with the wisdom of age. I was just gonna post my view that he was a born degenerate psychopath and I maintain this with my increasingly conservative leaning towards nature rather than nurture. Its probably the best book on human nature to refresh your viewpoint. Take care

@norfolkronin6307

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your opinion. Takecare. Bless

@LilLingLing6789

7 ай бұрын

I hope its on audible

@norfolkronin6307

7 ай бұрын

With say Brian Cox narrating. I apologise that I'm now off into a bit of a tangent. He should of stayed as the actor who portrayed Hannibal Lecture in the film Manhunter by a young American director called Micheal Mann. The film was based on Red Dragon. The first instalment of the Hannibal Lecture trilogy. A few year's before the silence of the lamb's. His portrayal of him is Way more sinister and in the role than Tony Hopkins. Not belittling Hopkins. But if you knew AH's career as an actor I really couldn't believe his portrayal. Hammy? But yes. Brilliant. If it isn't a serious historian to scare say an the american audience say. Because my word that book is Dark. What have I just ran on about? I'm just off to get some help hopefully. Um... You Takecare.

It doesnt matter how many times that plumber went round to fix that toilet we are fixated on this horror story no matter how many Dennis Nilsen docus we have watched bring them forth! 🤔🤔🥴🥴🤣

@globalwarmhugs7741

7 ай бұрын

Have you seen the film? I'm morbidly curious, and I enjoy David Tennant.

@anonamoss78

7 ай бұрын

David was a very good cast, looks and sexuality.....the film is good@@globalwarmhugs7741

@Joes45

7 ай бұрын

@@globalwarmhugs7741 Yes saw the film DT was chilling wasnt he, what a great actor.

? a 14 year old is a child, not a "young man"

@vancrrr2658

6 ай бұрын

not according to britain LOL

Soooooooooooooooo sad!

Not sure about the confession from Hunter-Craig, Nilson was a murderer, renowned for strangulation, yet he stated that he thought he was going to be suffocated, what with a heater and a knife!

Don't eat while you watch this

@lakeishajoe-pettaway7748

7 ай бұрын

Thanks

@NigelJackson

7 ай бұрын

Bon Appetit!

@drphwoar

7 ай бұрын

British people, I know. 🤢

@oliveryt7168

7 ай бұрын

Except if you're a cannibal xD

“Discolicious and pop tarts.”😂😂😂WTH

You should watch the "Des" miniseries. The resemblance is uncanny.

yes he was

I walked past that flat a few times many years ago.

36.32 England V Scotland on the pub sign. That would probably appeal to Nilsen's dark sense of humour.

31:32 that man has an amazing mustache

@fionagregory9147

7 ай бұрын

moustache*

@modernmistyk4341

7 ай бұрын

I'm from America and we rather prefer to perform our spelling without the added flourish@@fionagregory9147

@oliveryt7168

7 ай бұрын

*moostash@@fionagregory9147

So similar to Dahmer and just like Dahmer, police had opportunities but they blew off victim stories because thwy were gay. How many men would be alive if they had taken them seriously?

Didn't knew his dad, mom hated him and his grandfather that cared for him died when he was still a child, poor Deniss, life denied him any normal chance in life at the start.

@user-is4gr3bq8w

6 ай бұрын

B.S.!

@dondamon4669

9 күн бұрын

That's most people's life!

What kind of mother does that to their child.

The guy at 34 is a classic sociopath. Very bizarre.

@zaimajawad7880

5 ай бұрын

He just looks and sounds very camp not sociopathic, overly expressing his emotions perhaps but I don’t understand how he’s a sociopath.

@Smelly_Minge

5 ай бұрын

A weirdly overly-dramatic bender, yes. A sociopath, probably not

@PosthumousAddress

4 ай бұрын

​@@zaimajawad7880 he was a psychopath

Stop making excuses for monsters

So where are the chilling home movies? They seemed pretty ordinary to me, and pretty sparce here.

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

you can clearly see his narcissism in them though

Every time I hear about how they were brought up saying they had it hard maybe they did but it doesn't make any difference being a serial killer or rapist or pedfiles just like to say not every day man is like that

@pinkpugginz

4 ай бұрын

many people are brought up awful (me included) but we don't become killers cause we have a normal functioning brain with mirror neurons and a frontal lobe

Putting the discussion of Nilson aside,my question is whatever happened too his dog?does anyone know?

@dondamon4669

9 күн бұрын

Who cares about tge animal and people shouldn't be keeping animals as "pets" anyway!! Anyone who loves animals is very very weird

@ranjitverdi5702

5 күн бұрын

good question

Have you done the Susan Smith case from the 90s where she drove her car in a lake Murdering her 2 young boys ?

@daveallen63

7 ай бұрын

He doesn't make these videos, he just posts network series.

@iaminpainauchocolat9300

6 ай бұрын

Thus is a series on TV not a KZread channel you silly billy

17:45 song?

I wonder how many victims he sourced from his job at the Kentish Town job centre.?!?

Sagittarius on a Scorpio cusp. Not a great day to have a baby...

Can not hear this.

it was a chilling house in a chilling street,it was chillingly cold,he was a chilling charachter

@iaminpainauchocolat9300

6 ай бұрын

What?

@robertjsmith

6 ай бұрын

@@iaminpainauchocolat9300 it was so chilling

@shawndubbz

5 ай бұрын

Ooh I got a chill reading this.

@PosthumousAddress

4 ай бұрын

​@@shawndubbz full body chills 😂

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

London is the opposite of a tropical paradise it's often chilly there

The devouring mother.

Pure evil!

Just like anything, the randomness of human genetics, blended to what happens during your life (such as trauma, head injury, $exual trauma, etc.) can create just about anything you could dream up. The scary part is, that by proving trauma or genetics may have contributed to the murder or whatever, the laws may change someday.

@samdoors5132

6 ай бұрын

Whatever a child is exposed to up to the age of six will most likely determine what kind of person they are going to turn out to be. I can testify to the fact that that is true because me being born in 1960 in Los Angeles, put me in contact with lots of people, including my own weird family. My oldest brother was born in 1950 was physically abused by my father not sexually, though created a son that would commit a murder, a horrendous murder. My mother did not protect my brother, from my father, but she would show him how to hurt somebody. They picked on him again so she gave him a sharp can opener when he was eight and told him to use it next time which he did so he would end up being raised by the system, starting at the age of eight. Anyways, a whole lot, more madness to that story and many other stories of people I knew that were abused in those days and became the worst of the worst.

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

@@samdoors5132 so sorry to hear all of that, sounds like a horrible way to grow up, I hope you have found some peace in your life

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

this is very true, I saw it with my own son, who is on the spectrum when he was three his father threatened to hit him with his belt for knocking over a laundry basket and refusing to help me put the clothes back in it I stopped it from happening, but the fear of it alone "broke" him [I did not use or allow physical punishment in our home] he was a completely different kid before and after that incident and never fully returned to who he was before it

@19:50 "You could kill somebody!" Er...so could you, Des.

Driven by evil …

The police had 3 men reports one man for strangling them and they did nothing smfh

Its Peter parker from Gold Rush 😭😭

19:08 the dog is in danger with him!

The UK’s very own jeffery Dahmer🔪🩸

I wonder if his grandfather abused him.....

Very hard to be autistic and gay in those times

@24get24give

4 ай бұрын

probably in any times

@jaiadixon7918

2 ай бұрын

I think he as adhd/asd too,do u just get that vibe like me-or has he actually been diagnosed ,how to u know that?

@dondamon4669

9 күн бұрын

No such thing as autism as that applies that all autistic people are the same which is ridiculous, there are just different people

Those lazy killers that flush human flash down the toilette. tsc tsc 😮

I believe that Neilson's first roommate was slow.

@stuartbrown25

7 ай бұрын

Just to correct people, Dennis's sir name is Nilsen and not Neilson. so many people say his sir name wrong, split his sir name Nil - sen and there you have it Nilsen. i find it annoying how people can get a simple word/name wrong, people talking in this video say his name wrong too which makes it worse and so unprofessional especially with it being a gruesome crime in the uk

@deadmanswife3625

7 ай бұрын

@@stuartbrown25 feel better now?

@satsumamoon

7 ай бұрын

They dont pronounce Epstein correctly.either. Clearly its not Epsteen, yet its how he himself even pronounces it. You cant argue with someone about the pronounciation of their name , and thats the problem here. You get to decide how people should call your name, even if its not proper English.

@LCx829

7 ай бұрын

@@stuartbrown25have you left the house lately ? 😂

@HolidayGlow

7 ай бұрын

I don't usually care as long as we can get the gist of a comment but if we want to criticize one misspelling, then it seems fair to do so to another. The word is "surname", not "sir name". "I" is also capitalized, as should be UK, words starting a sentence and a full stop should be used at the end of a sentence.

Big fan

How do they be getting these HOME MOVIES of a serial killer 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@yahnimack859

6 ай бұрын

Flipping their personal things and house. Collecting everything of his as evidence. The question really should be..."why tf do they make these weird home videos?"😂😂

@nadirakyildiz8857

6 ай бұрын

What the f@@@ was nilsen filming? In those days hardly anyone had a video camera. You know who else had a video camera? Fred and Rose West.

@dondamon4669

9 күн бұрын

Because it's all set up by the government. These people are experiments

In the same way a person can't help their sexual proclivity, this guy was driven by his urges and once he'd acted on them he wanted to relive the experience again and again. Most people would stop before it got out of hand but Nielson didn't, be that through a mad accident to start with or he just indulged his fantasy to its ultimate conclusion. We like to think a person like this is pure evil but in reality that preditary instinct is part of what makes us human. We saw the same thing with nazi death squads during the war. Thats what makes a case like Nielson so horrifying..

@pinkpugginz

4 ай бұрын

if he had been doing these killings during Vietnam War or Afghanistan no one would bat an eye. right

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

@e.jenima7263

3 ай бұрын

I do not get why you quoted from fualty towers but Nice! LOL!

@fredflintstoner596

3 ай бұрын

@@e.jenima7263 FORGET ABOUT THE HORSE YOU KNOW NOTHING !

Get to prison Nilsen.

Why'd he call him twinkle of all names lol.

I have to salute that professors mustache. 😂

@Floydian4everr

3 ай бұрын

Cringey isn't

How did I know this guy was British after only seeing the thumbnail? Lookin like king Charles