i feel like i just watched a full documentary. dude you did an amazing job with this video. keep it up you clearly got a talent for it.

@To.Catch.A.Killer

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

@Susie_Floozie

6 ай бұрын

@@To.Catch.A.Killer HEY, your buttons are glitchy. When I hit the Share button, it made it a downvote! Yesterday I noticed videos with no Share button...now it's back, but the icon's got a number that's apparently wired to the downvote. So YT's crack team of geniuses has been fiddling around with them.

@aburibbon

6 ай бұрын

@@Susie_Floozie happening all over youtube lol

@johnrambo5584

6 ай бұрын

He's no Gentleman if throws hot coffee at a couple

@SkinnyVinnie

6 ай бұрын

U did watch a full documentary, wtf u talking about?

He gets $1,000/mo for an allowance, drives a BMW, and complains life is so unfair.

@turtlesrprettycool3379

6 ай бұрын

Exactly, he’s such a narcissist

@nevanlovano8085

6 ай бұрын

@bulkvanderhuge9006 I totally agree with you

@keanogames7785

6 ай бұрын

Because he had mental issues from birth

@stevetrivago

6 ай бұрын

@@jorgejiminez-rk1uu and, what’s your point? He’s obviously mentally ill.. sad stuff

@cap10zomb

6 ай бұрын

Proof money doesn't buy happiness

The funny thing is that he was actually a good looking dude. The fact that he didn't get girls would have been purely down to the fact that he acted weird and creepy.

@illunation

6 ай бұрын

he was quite short tho

@duckyducktape4205

5 ай бұрын

@@illunationbut wealthy

@tamasveres007

5 ай бұрын

how exactly is this funny to you? ironic? maybe, but not funny

@quakewyd.

5 ай бұрын

@@illunation he was 5'9 which aint even bad

@illunation

5 ай бұрын

idk without shoes im 5'9 too but its hard for me to even get noticed, i get compliments for my face ok, but when the girl is not 1 head shorter or the same height as me i got no chance@@quakewyd.

The fact he thought that couple was sitting there “just to make him jealous” is insane. This guy really thought the world revolved around him in the worst kind of way.

@peterhammer6915

Ай бұрын

He had Aspergers syndrom. Should have brought up in this video.

@alexandershing

Ай бұрын

​@@peterhammer6915 that was blindingly obvious

@peterhammer6915

Ай бұрын

@@alexandershing are you an expert on Asperger?

@alexandershing

Ай бұрын

@@peterhammer6915 wasn't meant as a dig, so no need to get aggressive. However watching the whole documentary, I would, given what I know of the trademarks of someone with that condition, he would be?

@wdyt_21

Ай бұрын

@@peterhammer6915 I don't think it's relevant to the grave crime he committed and how pitiful of a human being he was. No excuse.

I went to the same high schools with him. He used to hangout by where my group used to. I have a few corrections: 1. Elliot had Asperger’s. Our principal made it a point to tell my group of friends so we could try to include him. 2. He changed schools(1st time around) bc in like the first few days he froze in the cafeteria for almost the WHOLE day before anyone really noticed. He just stood there with his eyes all big hugging his backpack for dear life. 3. People didn’t bully him. People didn’t even notice him bc he NEVER spoke. Like ever. Even to the teachers. He would barely make eye contact. If you were a women/girl, the chances were even less. 4. He was SUPER into WoW. He would kill people in the game and camp over their bodies. He thought it was funny to watch them look for their stuff. 5. His mom was nice and pretty hands on. After high school and this happened we were all so shocked. We didn’t know just how much he hated us.

@jmichaelbourke

Ай бұрын

WOW Spook, your dot points spell out a very, very insecure troubled dude? i have only got to :18.15, an already i can sense his final acts of rage. Stay strong Spooky, from an ole Aussie hippie of the 70s, when all we thut about was surf, sharing life wit yo lady, shootin pool an puffin some good bush to the doors, eagles, jackson browne, neil young, dan fogelberg an even neil diamonds "Hot August night." CHEERS 😍

@fmjjjjn7510

Ай бұрын

Woah, that’s crazy

@MIck-M

Ай бұрын

That wins most relevant/interesting comment of the day - thanks for the input to this.

@nagahumanbeingzooofparticl8836

Ай бұрын

What's a wow?

@droiduser1984

Ай бұрын

​​@@nagahumanbeingzooofparticl8836World of Warcraft a video game

Being a gentleman is something observed by others not something self proclaimed.

@paolo9038

2 ай бұрын

We know. These are the ravings of someone who has gone mental

@xrbperformance4290

2 ай бұрын

yes, he is clearly very very dumb

@suzimonkey345

2 ай бұрын

A vile, narcissistic, pathetic creature!

@theresagallo6240

Ай бұрын

100 percent

@nealm6764

Ай бұрын

As with all virtues.

Dude had every advantage in life. He has no one to blame but himself.

@markboules3283

6 ай бұрын

he was a normal guy who wanted his knob sucked!

@MegaLqlq

6 ай бұрын

ikr Loaded and well connected parents 1000$ pocket money per month with BMW sounds like he didn't try to go to a whore and yet the logic isn't really that hard to follow when he puts the entire world into perspective most know the painful facts of society

@elsaelectra9963

6 ай бұрын

You can't compare problems of one with those of another. You talk about money, but money doesn't buy love and love is what makes the world go round. Plus, to have famous parents while being socially awkward yourself will only make you less and less confident about yourself. Yet atst it gave him a sense of superiority which isn't a good emotion either because it's the other side of inferiority. His emotions therefore went all over the place. And you mention his parents but who says his parents gave him attention or love? It doesn't look like anyone ever told him that if girls don't talk to you, it might mean they are in love with you. The $1000 a month can also be felt like buying your love. Sometimes all people need is a little bit of attention and love. People in the west for example claim that Africa is a poor country but I think the west is poor. When I see videos of Africa I see people dancing and having friends and surrounded by nature often and when I see videos of the west it's often betrayal, racism, people claiming "go away, this is my country" or superficial "beauty" videos. People who think it's an advantage to get $1000 a month are probably rich theirselves, just a little bit less.

@SuperOMARKO

6 ай бұрын

That's a very selfish comment. The one thing (most important) missing was parental guidance and some love, he got neither. He needed help but his parents weren't there for him. Brought up in a material world thinking you are gonna win the lottery or you're rich and deserve it, is not how the world works. I wonder do his parents share your view? We will never know..

@turtlesrprettycool3379

6 ай бұрын

@@SuperOMARKOthis guy is nothing but a narcissistic psychopath.

this is genuinely the craziest example of how far narcissism can drive you, that I've seen.

@kb63036

5 күн бұрын

i agree with that one. it’s honestly terrifying & so cringe

@neetfreek9921

3 күн бұрын

I think it’s this, and how our society makes external validation so desirable. The dude clearly lacks any form of self awareness and is a victim of mimetic desire as a result. If he had any form of meaning derived from himself, he probably could’ve gotten past this.

@TahiraTier

3 күн бұрын

@@neetfreek9921 you worded it so perfectly!!

@johnl9977

3 күн бұрын

Kid needed some heavy duty therapy. I mean, if you do not like the way things are going change your MO. So the kid does not like being an incel, OK, try to be a decent human being and you will be pleasantly surprised at the results.

@nsmwdkjsbdjsjdn299

Күн бұрын

no its paranoia and delusions

He would never make it with a woman he would make her life a living hell with his jealousy and possessiveness

@reignman30

28 күн бұрын

That was my thought. This "gentleman" would've just abused a girlfriend anyway unless she gave him attention 24/7. He was doomed to be a murderer.

@awesomegamer9871

2 күн бұрын

@@reignman30exactly

That is crazy to think about. Imagine going out with your partner to watch a beautiful sunset, completely oblivious to the fact that just 20 ft behind you is someone who wants you dead just for being there when he was. Jesus.

@pandamana4744

6 ай бұрын

That’s a wild point.

@fiddleburg5520

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking about that bruh 💀

@nigelmcculloch3746

6 ай бұрын

He's probably at the pinnacle of the growing number of people who are ungrateful for what they have!

@fogpumas

6 ай бұрын

You mean my partner on the force, cowboy? I haven’t been a cop for a few years now.

@dawnreneegmail

6 ай бұрын

buy a clue @@fogpumas

"I dont know what they don't see in me." A soul to start with.

@FoxyCAMTV

6 ай бұрын

Spooky.😲

@PlagueDoctorscp049

6 ай бұрын

You can’t see a soul ;)

@booooooooohut

6 ай бұрын

Could what they DO see.

@squarecircle2347

6 ай бұрын

Because it doesn't exist.@@PlagueDoctorscp049

@mawreena-

6 ай бұрын

He wasn’t even unattractive, so it must’ve been his personality

He was trapped inside his head, and his perception of reality was so warped. His insecurities manifested in narcissism. This is a sad case for all involved. I hope we can improve mental health care for minors. We need to care for children before they become adults and their minds are harder to change. Condolences to all of the victims.

@BustedFlush7096

Ай бұрын

Well, we’re not, they now all think they are transgenders!

@JessSky-cn5er

28 күн бұрын

😢 very true

@sadia2395

25 күн бұрын

Aptly put

@amandamccormick5009

20 күн бұрын

Most autistics are narcissists. I am one and I recognise it. The thing is,,,there's apathetic, empathetic and sadistic narcissism Empathetic narcissists are easily manipulated as the feel a divine responsibility to save serve or just prioritise, everyone other than themselves. I suspect this guy is sadistic. Plus he had a high rejection dysphoria which is also a common trait with autism.

this kid had NO IDEA how REALLY unfair this world really is, its disgusting to think about, he had a wonderful life he never ever knew hardship or UNFAIRNESS he must have been very mentally ill as you say since he was a kid and parents didnt see that so he never saw a therapist who might have helped but not sure i mean how can you help someone who thinks he was meant to win a lottery ticket of 650 million dollares? he was shattered he really thought he was going to win, thats a serious mental issue

“I’m a gentleman! I’m sophisticated. BRB gotta throw my coffee on that happy couple”

@juliaboehoe9615

5 ай бұрын

😂

@devstone6924

4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Daniel-om4ce

3 ай бұрын

Complete narcissist who didn’t get help

@larajones175

3 ай бұрын

LMAO. Yep, A real looney that one is.

@Didenne

3 ай бұрын

@@federalagent7334nah. It’s not because of his looks… he’s not ugly. It’s because of his personality. You actually sound insane defending his behavior. There’s no excuse to kill anyone.

Scary thing is there are millions of people just like this walking around among us and we have absolutely no idea who or where they are at anytime or any place.

@DonFinesseTV

5 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t say millions this is a special case of a narcissistic bastard

@ovs4744

5 ай бұрын

Among us

@cuh1ew

5 ай бұрын

unfunny. this is a serious topic.@@ovs4744

@Anuisgod

5 ай бұрын

Most of them are in positions of power.

@user-yl1fe5dc6c

5 ай бұрын

No, you dont

He needed an older brother or a best friend and he would’ve been fine. This guy dove into the wrong pool of thoughts. RIP to all the lost souls, heart goes out to all their family & friends. All he ever wanted was to be loved, but he chose hate. Petty jealousy is poisonous.

@raidenshogun6013

7 күн бұрын

Finally a sympathetic comment

@claudiadalmo2288

Күн бұрын

He was an obsessive sociopath. A brother doesn’t help. Therapy would have helped… Maybe

"I'm a good guy, I have good values"... right 🤣

It seems like at every turn in his life, he chose the most toxic way of responding to and dealing with every single hardship he ever faced.

@utubegirl00

2 ай бұрын

What hardships? Lol he was getting 1k, was able to go to college, was driving a BMW… what hardships?

@lesliedaniels

Ай бұрын

I can see why girls would avoid him!

@julzie333

Ай бұрын

Those are all material things. You think those make up for not having both parents disciplining and raising a child? I'm not justifying what he did at all. Just saying the world is upside down with the divorce rates and sleeping around and having babies as accessories... ​@@utubegirl00

@thepotatoofheaven

Ай бұрын

it was a single tiny "hardship" of not getting laid. I bet he didn't even bother talking to any.

@Myasia-yu9pl

Ай бұрын

@@utubegirl00 okay your acting like all wealthy people don't have problems

Bro is the definition of "how can you love anyone else if you dont love yourself"

@Matthew-Anthony

4 ай бұрын

That sounds like narcissism.

@72tadrian65

4 ай бұрын

These and incel dudes need to realize that high-school girls are trash and that life only begins after graduation.

@kjell159

4 ай бұрын

@@72tadrian65 Life went in one complete downwards spiral after 'high school'. (I'm from Belgium, so it's not called 'middle school' and 'high school' here). Sure I've suffered during high school as well, I've been in and out of psychiatry since 15 years of age. But that structure and fun of being at a boarding school in high school, to the sudden increased difficulty, independence/need for self liability, and loneliness of college sucked *ss. High school wasn't great, but it certainly was WAY better. But that differs from person to person I guess.

@72tadrian65

4 ай бұрын

@@kjell159 The problem with a lot of these dudes is they need a sexual outlet. Anyone can go online and buy 48kg of silicone and steel that looks and feels exactly like a gorgeous woman. That way when they talk to a real woman, they don’t come off thirsty. Nothing turns off a woman more than a thirsty dude.

@martinwilliams2556

4 ай бұрын

He's not your 'bro' ffs.

It's funny to hear these killers say, " I have values, and morals, great qualities". But is murder a reflection of someone possessing these qualities?

@agelessrebellion8271

Ай бұрын

yes. murder is taking a life to say all murder equates to not having morals or values, go say that to a disabled vet. because remeber....they took a life. that means they murdered.

This is what happens when you spoil your child instead of raising your child.

@Icewind007

5 минут бұрын

No, this is extreme mental illness. There are numerous spoiled children that turn out in every which way. His mind was broken, no matter how is raised.

Once sitting on a terrace in a busy street, a man approached me to talk to me, my instinct was sending me signals "he's dangerous, be careful" but I preferred to take the risk of listening to him. I said "I listen and you can talk to me" he spoke to me for maybe 30 minutes, I didn't necessarily want to listen to him but my intuition told me that I was making the right choice. Then before leaving he said to me "Thank you for your ears because I've had a traumatic month and I was going to do something seriously horrible today that I was about to regret later."

@staay.positive

Ай бұрын

That’s so terrifying 😭

@JessSky-cn5er

28 күн бұрын

As some one with many mental health issues including personality disorder I want to say thank u . Yes I won't lie we can be dangerous but that's usually the last last straw ... not saying we should all go say hey ect but if u didn't try many things many loves or the person life very well could been well gone forever.

@JessSky-cn5er

28 күн бұрын

Lucky for many unless it doc ect I live breath sleep in my home don't leave unless very nessersery

@LilianaGarcia-ve7ob

27 күн бұрын

@Jess.. I completely agree with you, thank you for your answer because I also suffer from personality disorder, I was beaten by my father and my mother, two drugs that raised a nice child like me and who m They made me live a nightmare until I was 18. I was sometimes beaten with slaps in the face, and even on the breasts, especially if they were in a powerful surge under the influence of drugs and alcohol. My mother was a violent, tyrannical, unpleasant, vulgar alcoholic, and my father was submissive to her. But he was also very unstable, very easily influenced and very mentally fragile. The most impressive thing for me is that they asked me for forgiveness on their knees 15 years later. I think it was the thing that touched me the most in my life, it made me cry and cry, it relieved me of a huge weight, of the hatred and rage that I felt. Now I continue to love them But I don't hang out with them, I avoid them because I still have a wound in my soul that hasn't healed.

@LilianaGarcia-ve7ob

27 күн бұрын

@Jess I wish you a recovery, I also take xanax to go outside cause I have agoraphobia, panicky attack as well. But sometimes I take my xanax and I feel better, but that thing makes me sleep a lot like a bear.

it's just amazing how self-aware he was in his writings and yet his only solution was to committ the mass murders. he wasn't a bad looking kid either. he kept complaining about not getting any hot girls. he's too much into himself and his ego to actually have a relationship with anyone.

@ayahgrig9218

5 ай бұрын

He didnät have a good example growing up. By the age of 9, he knew that if you had enough money you could by any gil you want, based on what his father did. I dont think it is his ego, it is more a broken few on reality of the relationship between man and a woman. His father tought or explained him nothing.

@Fernandez218

5 ай бұрын

@@ayahgrig9218 I think the same things as you. A lot of these people who grow up to be killers had a childhood void of emotional support from their parents. It's funny how you can grow up rich and still be a mess of a person with bad character. There is no monetary replacement for a good set of parents to follow and provide structure for your life and emotional support -- telling your kids that having these feelings is ok but at some point you have to find out why you have these feelings and deal with them in a positive way. It's ok to feel jealous. It's ok to have "bad" thoughts but it is definitely not ok to act on them.

@jackshollenberger8904

5 ай бұрын

I have a feeling he didnt even attempt to talk to girls and probably thought girls should just come up to him. He seems very introverted and would likely not have made the first move.

@Rennnix

5 ай бұрын

@@jackshollenberger8904 how can he even attempt to make a first move when the girls bullied him to fit in with the popular kids just because he's the alone kid

@Fernandez218

5 ай бұрын

@@Selendeki he's not ugly looking enough to dissuade girls from talking to him if he were to approach them. he is not a supermodel in looks but he's not the way you describe.

I have to say his parents never really gave him the attention he needed and just gave him material things instead of teaching him and truly loving him.

@justinnamuco9096

Ай бұрын

You're suspecting that, you didn't actually see that happen. You can consider other possibilities

@AISWIMING

20 күн бұрын

Assumption is a mother of all fu#ups I was told a while ago. Don't assume and straigh away blame his parents for his actions and behaviour

@WesleyHypes

5 күн бұрын

@@AISWIMINGI think it’s a pretty fair assumption to be honest. I don’t know if your mom has to Google you to see how you are doing 😂

@LetsTravelOurWorld

3 күн бұрын

Totally agree. The fact his mom had to Google him is bizarre. The parents did not seem so hands on. Yes, the kid had issues very early on and they don't ever seem to have been dealt with in a serious way. Very sad for all.

"Do you wish your son had never been born" damn. Poor ,father

It’s not like he’s ugly, he just acts so creepy, cringy and narcissistic he scares people away. Imagine dinner conversation with him, “look, check out my $300 Georgio Armani glasses. I’m so sexy with them on! How can you possibly resist me?”😅

@LittleFlower06

6 ай бұрын

exactly. everyone knew he was creepy

@fackya2267

6 ай бұрын

women can see it right away

@MENACE-km6bd

6 ай бұрын

​@@LittleFlower06 Even the incels who "relate" to him. Imagine having a conversation with him as a woman. He won't treat you like a human at all.

@robertsears8323

6 ай бұрын

His issues was he was playing the money game without enough money. If evil ugly thugs like El Choppo can get a hot girl than this guy could to he just needed more money. I am poor and ugly that is why i will never get a girlfriend. But unlike him I know it is all my fault for not being good enough because I know girls hate poor ugly guys.

@KatlynHaydon

6 ай бұрын

Swear. 😂 The definition of pointing at everything but your personality.

Huge sense of entitlement. It's as if he expected women to throw themselves at him. He claimed they never gave him a chance but I doubt he even tried talking to them.

@Hofberaterfuchs

6 ай бұрын

My exact thought on this. He thought his looks and stuff was enough. No need to put any more effort into building a connection to someone.

@sinoverlord409

6 ай бұрын

That one clip where he drives right by 3 girls looking right into the car. He drives right by like a scared little boy. With that car and money I would've easily stopped and talked to all 3. I've gotten girls with much less

@jonathanmosher72

6 ай бұрын

He refused to talk to women. If you read his story about his final "huge" attempt to get laid, he basically stares and stands next to girls at a party. That's it. He literally expected girls to just take him by the hand and have sex with him. He eludes to this several times.

@jonathantoribio6641

6 ай бұрын

he never asked himself once that he may be the problem and blamed everything on girls for not liking him.

@b.l.fisher8230

6 ай бұрын

Anyone that has to say that he's sophisticated, is anything but...

You drive a BMW, your dad's rich and provides for you, you live in a nice part of California, AND YET you think you don't have enough? So many people would love to be in his place of having all this support. Crazy thing is this happened ten years ago this month... He should have been grateful it would have changed his life...

@tubbycustard8866

5 күн бұрын

@PaulTheChristiansoldier if you are utterly miserable being rich, then you don't deserve it and need a reality check. that's some bullshit if you cant count your blessings. the ppl with the most privilege never realize what they truly have

@Komainu959

2 күн бұрын

It's a bit strange. When you think about it you are advocating his point. That having these material things should mean you're happy and therefore people should love to be in his place and therefore be with him. Having material things is something. Having good friends and family is a whole other thing. To me, he is a pitiful soul who lacked family and friends - and that's why he felt so empty regardless of how much more "stuff" he got.

100 percent even if a girl gave him a chance...he would become a stalker

@savagedpepe6930

15 күн бұрын

and if she would break up with him he would still go on his killing streak

As an avid true crime watcher, this video was incredibly narrated and done. I’ve seen several about Elliot because his case is one I can’t wrap my mind around but this one still held my attention start to finish

@To.Catch.A.Killer

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@djomegaminus

6 ай бұрын

did you have another channel before this? This seems like you have way too much expertise in this to only have 259 subs.@@To.Catch.A.Killer

@GirlOnAQuest

6 ай бұрын

Your lips are so cute!!! I want em :)

@SQUEEDGE_2000

6 ай бұрын

I was going to comment the same thing!👍👏

@eucliduschaumeau8813

6 ай бұрын

Elliot has won my award for the biggest Loser ever conceived in planetary history. He's repulsive.

This should be a case study in mental pathology. It's crazy how one disturbed mind can wreak havoc on so many people's lives.

@jacksevert3099

6 ай бұрын

You just described human history my guy

@juliogarcia9738

6 ай бұрын

the touch of a woman would've avoided this

@deathmagneto-soy

6 ай бұрын

@@juliogarcia9738 - Was never gonna happen.

@juliogarcia9738

6 ай бұрын

@@deathmagneto-soy dude had some cash and was decent looking. I'm sure he could've found someone willing to give him some top

@Charles-qn1bt

6 ай бұрын

The craziest thing is how someone who was so obviously disturbed as Elliott Roger could legally buy 4 handguns and use them to wreak havoc on so many people's lives. I will never understand why Americans are so adamant about their constitutional right to own guns. PEOPLE WITH GUNS KILL PEOPLE.

It really makes you wonder what Elliott was doing to make people avoid/dislike him so much. Especially with being wealthy, dressing well, moving around a lot and then going to large colleges he really would have to be acting out to even garner enough attention to be picked on and generally avoided.

@MatiasD240

11 сағат бұрын

He was on the autism spectrum. High functioning, which used to be called aspergers syndrome when your that high functioning. The most intelligent people known to humankind had it, the list would shock most people, almost anyone whos ever furthered mankind's understanding and modern technology. It really just mainly affects the social aspect of autism at that point. if you've ever met anyone with aspergers, you'll understand why it was so hard for him. It becomes nearly impossible to have healthy relationships with anyone, let alone friends or a potential girlfriend. Aspergers has been referred to by some as the brains ability to unlock some of the "limitors" set in place to keep us together and sane, doing so allowing the individual to really think outside the construct that others have set in place as a means of explaining away things that aren't fully understood yet. It really allows them to utilize their brain in a way that most others couldn't even dream of. However in doing so it has to take away from other areas of the brain. The social aspect. I'm sure he was very intelligent, if he could have talked through his problems of society with someone that's job it is to listen and help change the course of his thought process, say a counselor, this tragedy may have been avoided. However.. some of the most intelligent murderers known in modern history are strikingly similar to him.. the zodiac was thought to be someone with aspergers. Many of his decoded ciphers sound exactly like this man's manifesto. One of the zodiacs ciphers took 55 years to decode, and was thought to be decoded only this year in 2024. Tens of millions of people all over the world tried to decipher his letters for over half a century. Einstein was no mass murderer but.. America may not have won ww2 without the atom bomb. The invention of Electricity, the discovery of the cell and dna, the invention of wireless electricity, nuclear energy generation, microwave radiation, the first computer ever invented, the smart phone as we know it today by the late Steve Jobs, and today we have Tesla a company that created one of the first electric battery powered self driving autonomous vehicles headed by Elon Musk. The list is endless and goes back much further than the invention of Electricity. This guy could have potentially done incredible things with his life, he just needed a therapist. His parents should have been able to see that.

He already drives a dream car for most people, and still wished he owned a dream car.

If anyone is ever confused about what an incel is, this guy is a prime example.

@1neAdam12

6 ай бұрын

The Hapa are an odd breed.

@Data.

6 ай бұрын

This dude isn't even an incel, Hes his own fucking breed of depressing.

@liamc1102

6 ай бұрын

He needed help.

@jasonhenry5by5

6 ай бұрын

You mean it's not someone who disagrees with a woman online 😮😮😮😮

@alessiomaffezzoli9143

6 ай бұрын

Easy to label everyone and everything with "mentally ill" and "incel" to not dig into the depression and into the sadness of the society, and into the eternal fight that men have to afford every single day to the cruel natural selection that girls do... Let's say I can't tolerate the actions He did, but for sure I can understand him 100%

Elliot was nothing more than an over privileged mixed up,deeply disturbed man. RIP The innocents.

@LoneRider1969

6 ай бұрын

Not taking away from his dispictable actions....But this is Mental Illness that was neglected by him & his family. Doesnt matter who you are ( just like Cancer) this doesnt discriminate..And I agree with you but sometimes you have to think outside the box.

@subzero07094

6 ай бұрын

The innocents can't read this bub.

@kittokittokoshiki8978

6 ай бұрын

"We Know"

@kittokittokoshiki8978

6 ай бұрын

Fyi im referring to your pfo

@evenlytoasted

6 ай бұрын

His mental illness is that he was a psychopathic-narcissist... true psychopathy is a trip, the lack of empathy can't really be fixed, it's a hard wired neurological problem. Some psychopaths learn to navigate and fake empathy, mimick emotions and all that, but they are always psychopaths. Interestingly, a high number of CEOs and higher ups in corporations are legit psychopaths, it takes someone with no empathy or that can deny their empathy and humanity to reach those positions. I imagine his parents didn't really help the situation much, they just threw money at him. Maybe they did, but who his father was makes it unlikely.

I blamed the parents too. Providing him with money and material things are not enough to be called resposible and loving parents. He too is a victim.

Listening to him talk is exhausting.

@Sophiiaslifestyle

2 күн бұрын

Yeah and also scary

its crazy how far narcissism can take people

@Zidbits

Ай бұрын

People never see themselves as the problem. It HAS to be everything, anything else other than themselves. It's not just narcissists, it's sociopaths as well. They think they're the main character in this movie we call life. It's kind of like how a-holes don't ever see themselves as such; they justify their behavior as earned, or deserved. Most evil stuff done in history is because the person justified it in their head.

@marc-etiennemercier6584

Ай бұрын

@@Zidbits Don't make the mistake of thinking it's all on him though. Intimidation is a savage thing. If these grieving kids in the crowd went back to school the week after to intimidate the next guy, then they didn't learn a thing.

@MFWb00bi3s

Ай бұрын

@@Zidbits narcissism is a learned coping mechanism. remember how he was ruthlessly bullied all throughout his entire childhood? when the father was saying he partly wishes his son wasn't born, what i wished on his behalf is that his son could have had a more accepting environment as a child. the issue with narcissism is that while it IS highly treatable (unlike psychopathy), the sufferer has to recognize the behavior and desire help. however as you said one of the symptoms of narcissism is not seeing the repercussions of your actions/self victimizing. it's very much like a drug addiction in that way. no one can make you quit, you have to seek it out for yourself. unlike a drug addiction, it isn't a choice, but a reaction to trauma, usually as a child. it's rather tragic.

@Moodboard39

Ай бұрын

They make it worst for him ​@@marc-etiennemercier6584

@EJH783

Ай бұрын

He’s autistic

Can you imagine how creeped out you’d be if you saw yourself in one of this guy’s drive-by videos?

@ginrummy426

6 ай бұрын

For real

@Hofberaterfuchs

6 ай бұрын

That's what i thought of that couple in the park at the beginning.

@twistedyogert

6 ай бұрын

Especially if you were one of those two folks @ 6:21. He was watching them like a lion eyeballs a zebra.

@twistedyogert

6 ай бұрын

​@@Hofberaterfuchs Considering his later actions, I suspected he was considering k*lling them.

@SanaaFreePalestine

Ай бұрын

Just a creep .. with a mentall ilness.

So much weakness that it hurts me physically.

LMAOO even the girls were talking shit on him when they noticed he was filming them 😂😂

I bet he never even tried approaching anybody either, he expects people to come to him because of his Armani glasses

@zalix512

15 күн бұрын

He grew up in Cuckold Land. Mattress Flippers and movie stars.

@sabrinemaiza5536

5 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Look, I was an angsty teenager too. I grew up being totally rejected by society and treated like garbage. Many of my writings from that time are extremely similar to this kid's. I was angry at the entire world around and at times everyone in it. And you know what? I never hurt anyone. I truly believe that everyone on this earth has commonality in their struggles. But to me, the people who let adversity, in whatever form, become an excuse to indulge violence are trash. Being mad at the world never gives you the right to take it out on innocent beautiful lives. We've all struggled and we all have to find ways to mitigate that struggle, but there's a BIG turning point for those who choose violence as their answer, and they are always wrong. To me, that's what separates man from animal.

@supernova11711

5 ай бұрын

I hope things get better for you and know that you are NOT alone. Not by a long shot.

@Zamkuma

5 ай бұрын

I agree. I have been a quiet person my whole life. I’m 21 now but I went though physical, mental, and emotional abuse growing up. I wrote, painted, and played video games to get through it. I wrote positive messages to myself even while the worst shit was happening in my life. I felt in my soul that life would get better for me. No one and I mean NO ONE pushed him to murder but himself. Honestly, I look at this guy and find him quite pathetic. Complaining about his life because he can’t get a fucking girlfriend? Murdering people because they won’t accept you? I cried because my mom said she would give me a rope to hang myself…I was angry of course but all I’ve done is stop talking to her. I still live with her and I don’t speak to her or even look her way. That’s the biggest pain I will ever inflict on her, even after everything she put me though… This guy just sucks and he’s pathetic….

@krellin

5 ай бұрын

its not the same for everyone, i dont believe people are born this way, they bome like this mostly from moron parents who dont do their job with normal parents there is no amount of fucked up environment that can break someone like that... same applies to school shooters, i bet if people take a closer look at the parents they will find plenty of disturbing stuff

@firemonkey1015

5 ай бұрын

I knew someone online in highschool eerily similar to this 7/8 years ago. Also recorded himself saying the same pathetic things with no shame. He’s in jail for battery on a woman as of recent. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of psychopaths out there.

@dawhoda1

5 ай бұрын

Stop crying and blaming everyone else for you being a loser

The fact that people THIS crazy exist is so baffling.

Wow ten years ago. This person was so unwell mentally. Crazy he even had a therapist. I think it was his lack of confidence and self loathing that drove him mad. No one deserved to go thru what he put them through. Self love is important don’t be afraid to speak to someone if you’re feeling down mental health is so important

This dude was absolutely out of his mind.

It scares me how these kind of people live among us.

@riiddisbuk2496

3 ай бұрын

I find it irritating. Cruelty is bound to happen. Being too powerless to do anything about it makes it even worse.

@valeriemcleod937

2 ай бұрын

Biden is welcoming 10's of millions more.

@kimberleytaylor4475

2 ай бұрын

And there is so many more out there sadly

@bekabeka71

2 ай бұрын

@@kimberleytaylor4475even worse these days

@commonsense2350

2 ай бұрын

Scares me how stupid you are to feel scared when you can buy a gun to protect yourself. Always the victim ehh even when you are not. Moron.

Life is never fair. Some people just deal with it differently.

I wouldn’t want to be a teen growing up in California either. I’m so glad I was born and raised in Ohio. My perception of everything is so different from people raised where luxury is common.

So scary how self loathing he was yet overwhelmingly narcassistic at the same time. Some of his writings remind me of what Bryan Koeburger ( the ID 4 killer) had documented online. Loneliness, being single, lack of friends....just seems to drive them to scary outcomes. He needed serious therapy and everyone ignored every sign....very sad.

@ashleybarger7364

3 ай бұрын

Most ppl with NPD suffer with self loathing, although they usually never divulge that info to anyone.. this gives really good insight into how a narcissist truly thinks.. the jealousy and envy further fuels the self loathing and hate especially if the person’s wants and needs are never met…

@appledoreman

2 ай бұрын

As you point out, he needed serious therapy. Yet the mental health authorities described him as "extremely polite & no threat to himself or others." Anyone know what these people get paid for?

@31redorange08

2 ай бұрын

Have you watched the video?

@jessicapeace3981

2 ай бұрын

Kohberger has been linked to Elliott Rodger since his arrest. "Papa Rodger" in the discussion groups about the murders stating true facts not known yet to the public. They say he used Rodgers name because he is like a god to incels. You didn't watch this video 2 months ago and all of a sudden think of Kohberger after hearing Rodgers writings. Nice try on acting like you came up with this comparison all on your own though 😂

@LilianaGarcia-ve7ob

2 ай бұрын

No one can say "I will never never hurt someone one day" cause our brain can loose it. We can loose control

Life is hard. World is not fair. You just have to deal with this. I can't understand people. Like why their parents didn't teach them anything.

That woman who gave him cpr for 10min is gonna hardcore ptsd for the rest of her life, what a soul....

He repeatedly calls others obnoxious, yet cant see it in himself. Its possibly why it was so difficult getting others to like him. For those out there who believe life is totally against them,PLEASE try and speak to someone, ANYONE. If that doesn't work and your reasoning is killing others, PLEASE start with yourself. Im so sorry to put it so bluntly. I Personally am there for Anyone whose going through inner turmoil and hell,if someone isnt willing or isn't able to interact,gaining infamy by hurting others is definitely not the way and I hope narcissistic people can somehow see that.

@Brickimated

6 ай бұрын

The one error is: narcissists only see themselves for themselves. They wouldn’t look so far into themselves to see that they are affecting others In a negative way. They will always turn the gun on themselves only after “making the world pay!!”👍🏾

@jenniturtleburger3708

6 ай бұрын

Right? I don’t know why he couldn’t take a look at himself and realize maybe the girls are picking up on how creepy and entitled he was.

@LoEvRod

6 ай бұрын

@@jenniturtleburger3708when your parents don’t do anything but throw money at you and not show anything else but money and not get you mental help wat would you do?

@vasistavythavya5600

6 ай бұрын

@@LoEvRod dont blame the parents. They did what they can. Its him who is responsible for this. If he spoke out or got help in time lives would have been saved.

@jenniturtleburger3708

6 ай бұрын

@@LoEvRod Not do what he did? And he DID receive a lot of mental health care. He had councilors and psychiatrist.

I cant imagine this kid without money and struggling like the rest of us, working 16 to 18 hours eating instan soups some times, sleeping a few hours etc etc, looks like he never cross the line trying to be better himself, just selfish.

@andresrincon7240

3 ай бұрын

He would’ve be the opposite

@Chris-go7ge

2 ай бұрын

Would of made him normal, fact he doesn’t go through this struggle he had all that free time to be the way he is

@dilekavan5796

2 ай бұрын

No real life trouble to struggle with. All goes back to Bad Parenting. Poor Chinese mom marries English movie ptoducet. Forgets his roots

@kadiehale3507

2 ай бұрын

@support_people_not_evil bs. money can and does mean something. only those who have been too privileged think otherwise

@lesliedaniels

Ай бұрын

He thought he was perfect.

The intro alone earned a subscription out of me 😂

This made me sick to my stomach. I can’t imagine the thoughts going through that mother’s head while hearing gun shots and her daughter crying out to her on the phone “I’m going to die.” My heart hurts.

The reason he got the crap beat out of him at that party is because he showed up and immediately started cussing out all the women there and went upstairs and was trying to grab them and throw them over the balcony. So in turn he got jumped. He lied to everyone about what happened to seem like a victim. This is one of the biggest cases of delusion I’ve ever seen in my life. I also think he was extremely autistic. The entire situation is so unfortunate.

@jenniturtleburger3708

6 ай бұрын

Wow…smh. Dude was the worst.

@imliketwomentally8330

6 ай бұрын

Coming from a man diagnosed with autism, he’s most likely a person with both Narcissistic personality disorder and either a sociopath or psychopath on top of it, socio/psychopaths have the possessive, seemingly shy and loner type personalities that people with autism exhibit growing up. Same with empathy, but not to his extent.

@1neAdam12

6 ай бұрын

​@@imliketwomentally8330 I've known a few people with autism, and they ain't online pathplogozing people

@darkwitch8648

6 ай бұрын

​@@imliketwomentally8330You could tell that he was def sociopathic even as a child, his eyes were dead af there was no soul behind them.

@jakobsievers

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I immediately thought there was more to that specific story when he talked about it. Thanks for clarifying. Great example of delusional behavior.

I watched a psychologist doing an evaluation on another incel, and he summed them up better than anyone ive heard. When describing this dude he said "he focused on marketing instead of self improvement" .

@jenniturtleburger3708

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. He thought he was this shave, sophisticated gentleman. He made no attempt to cultivate positivity, confidence and caring and work on himself. If he had just stopped and listened to those tapes of his maybe he could have figured out girls didn’t want to be with him because he was a nasty, entitled horrible little narcissist.

@StephenDoty84

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, he focused on his expensive shirt in one vid. Meanwhile, Marlon Brando in a torn white T-shirt could draw the hot chicks... He forgot that. @@jenniturtleburger3708

He forgot "I'm humble".....

This is so scary... Wishing all people to be mentaly healthy and find and create their happiness in positive ways

It really burns me that cops were so easily taken in by his "polite demeanor". That same scenario has been repeated in a number of mass-killings where just a few more questions by police and pressure to search the house would have given them probable cause for an arrest.

@tomaccino

5 ай бұрын

Yeah but then you live in a police state and you're breaking the 4th. Do you want your phone to be taken and searched without a warrant like in China? Go live there, there's rules for a reason.

@Nate_Katie

5 ай бұрын

​@@tomaccinobahaha, you're a joke.

@whodidit99

5 ай бұрын

@@tomaccinoYes, can't search everybody for no reason at all. Crazy people usually act a bit crazy.

@claytonwilson2036

5 ай бұрын

It's probably because he wasn't black . Or first Nations like myself

@ml71732

2 ай бұрын

​@@tomaccino In China, you won't be in any way getting searched unless the police hold evidence that you sell pornography or commit wire fraud or whatever other crime. You're suggesting that Chinese students and scholars getting searched for no reason when crossing the US border is somehow legitimate just because they have a warrant from Donald Trump.

Be aware while you are talking to yourself. Your words become actions. Talk positively to yourself. Hope this message finds you well.

As a teacher of elementary school I always wonder if I would be able to see the kids who were like this, or if I could do anything that would help them or shift their path. I’m very perceptive, but I still don’t think I could.

Was he trying to sound like a villain? 😂😂

Wow… he really thought the world revolved around him and that people did things intentionally towards him even though people didn’t even know he was even around

@joergmaass

6 ай бұрын

That exactly was his problem: He knew they didn't know he was even around. Every young man wants to make a place for himself in the world, he wants to be respected and he wants to have friends and a woman to spend his life with. When that doesn't work out, he starts looking for reasons. What he doesn't look for, out of the societal conditioning that men don't show weakness, is help and support. And don't forget that adolescents can be very cruel to anybody who doesn't conform to their social norms. That mixture, combined with his selective mutism and his inability and lack of opportunity to communicate, let him to seek guilt and the reason for his situation in others and ultimately resulted in the tragedy that unfolded. The world can be very cruel to young men indeed, and sometimes it turns them into monsters. What can we do about it? Firstly, we need more help for young men, BY MEN. No young man, especially in a similar situation, is going to trust a woman, and he probably has a lot of valid reasons to not do so (female cruelty). Secondly, Society needs to become less competitive and fixated on money as the only reason and measure for success, and that can only be achieved by lessening the contrast between rich and poor. Thirdly, we need to regulate the access to weapons. They are just tools, but they are meant and built to kill, and that is what they are being used for.

@firelordplayz

5 ай бұрын

Wow, you really completely misinterpreted the entire video.

@wexdust

5 ай бұрын

That's true, in his mind everything was about him but the truth of the world is, it's chaotic, it's random, no one knows you are there.

@SiimKoger

5 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure the people who threw eggs at him knew he was around.

@DaniBella76

5 ай бұрын

@@SiimKoger I’m talking about when he was sitting at the park and a couple sat in front of him… they had no idea he was there

I had selective mutism and got bullied throughout my whole school life, never had any friends. I feel like I am a nice person and care about others deeply, probably more than most people. I would never want to cause anyone harm. It just shows that there was something else at play in his brain as well as him just not being able to use logic.

@pumaoutdoors

6 ай бұрын

You are such a beautiful soul to be around with , God bless you 🙏

@joeallen7781

6 ай бұрын

If thats you in the pic, you're also a beautiful young woman. A mans reality, especially one that lets himself fall as low as this, is going to differ wildly from any female, society is not coming to help. Thats not to defend his actions, or the racism he was spewing midway thru the video, but its pointless to pretend you were in his shoes.

@jarminben

6 ай бұрын

Id say he picked up a demon or 2. seen nefarious? great illustration of what the devil can do when he truly possess a human fully. what he said is true " I hate everybody " im sure he has separated himself from God forever what a shame......anotherone bites the dust.

@davidweissman4392

6 ай бұрын

I had a very similar experience growing up too. I have a diagnosis of Asperger’s but Selective Mutism is more accurate. You are brave and courageous. Thank you for sharing your story.

@joshlepley1306

6 ай бұрын

People tried to bully me a number of times in high-school, but I'm the type of person that is always cracking jokes and making people laugh. Everytime someone would pull some shit I would turn it back on them with jokes and they would get embarrassed and leave me alone or someone else would walk up thinking we was both playing around and they would just walk away.

1. This was an amazing episode and is honestly just as professional as the tv shows. 2. This kid is just another example of a kid that slips through the cracks. Yea sure he had it all financially, but that's the lowest rung on Maslow's hierarchy of needs, clearly his parents weren't meeting his psychological needs.

Awesome page!! Glad I stumble upon it 🤙

I have NPD myself, and this definitely gives off the vibes of unmedicated and untreated narcissistic personality disorder. We are not evil people, just have troubled minds and need help

@slyrxv

2 ай бұрын

should still never lead to what he did tho

@rosalindafield7603

2 ай бұрын

Glad you are self aware. That is not common with most narcissists.

@haneenkhader6477

Ай бұрын

I hear you. I believe you. Thank you for sharing mate.

@user-bo6rd8vv6e

Ай бұрын

Good luck convincing the victim's families. Why tell the whole world about your mental health issues on KZread ? Anonymity is an illusion online. Crusading for understanding in this society is likely to bring about more derision and hatred instead. Just sayin'

@MsNocell

Ай бұрын

I love his honesty, and your honesty. But He was evil.

this case truly feels like something out of a movie

@alyciamarie4163

4 ай бұрын

I find it odd his dad worked on the hunger games

@aarya1156

4 ай бұрын

Incels all over social media talk just like him but yeah not everyone ends up like him

He let his hate consume him. He pretty much only thought of hate. He had opportunities most of us never have, yet that wasn’t enough for him. But he started off shy, then he got picked on. This is why kindness is so important, we really don’t know who we are around, they could be a ticking time bomb. Its sad. Honestly, I felt bad about his early story, but he let hate just consume him and became a monster.

It's amazing that you found all this video footage

It’s crazy how he felt others were trying to make him jealous while they were trying to do their own thing. How did he expect girls to like him while claiming to be sophisticated and not opening up to them? This is messed up!🤨🤨🤨

@Germanatolia

Ай бұрын

Like that couple at the beach. What were they thinking!

What is so horrifying is that the police were told several times that he was a serious threat and yet they did not act properly. This could have been prevented with faster better investigative procedures and far clearer swifter communications with family, friends and those calling in because they saw his videos or read his manifesto. This should be investigated by an outside force and lessons learned. The police officers involved need more awareness and training ASAP !

@chrishamer6316

6 ай бұрын

Police are reactive, not proactive. If you rely on police to protect you, it very well may be a fatal decision.

@Timmeh_The_tyrant

6 ай бұрын

You can't be a culture that arrests people we're going after people who are creepy otherwise you end up with pre-crime arrests and the civilization gets nuts the guy needed an intervention by police was not the answer

@THEPOWER99FM

6 ай бұрын

Because he was white if he was black it would of been a different story entirely and that’s the truth.

@RightToFreedomGirl

6 ай бұрын

@Helen : You obvi dont know how self-absorbed cops are. The have highest domesic viol rate against GF & wives. Wake up. They r like him - 70% s least.

@Brandon-th4xx

6 ай бұрын

The cops will come take your firearms if the bored neighbor that doesn't like people calls the cops and tells them he thinks you are a threat

I have a friend that has a son just like this - Im worried for her and her family and I feel I can’t send it to her because it will hurt her - her son has never hurt anyone but he has a hatred for lots of people-worried for her-😢

A reminder to us parents… guide, love, give quality time, help them to make friends and let us be a good example to our kids. Don’t let money do the parenting. Let us be responsible because aside from raising a child, our child is our contribution to society… how we raise them will affect the people around them. Be there, answer their questions and ask them “how are you?”. Find happiness on becoming a responsible parent not selfish for own happiness. Sad to see this video… but these makes me appreciate the less fortunate kids (financially) but love their life. Humbled and appreciative of the time they have in this world. Peace is the real source of happiness. Prayers for everyone.

@CatherineHarvey-vo5fk

Ай бұрын

My daughter claims she has no friends. It worries me but her sister is good at talking to her.

@TararyzeMcg

12 күн бұрын

@@CatherineHarvey-vo5fkthat’s NOT ENOUGH…and not fair to your daughter …get her into therapy or something!!!

Dude didnt record his kills.. He recorded videos talking about how he was going to kill people

@user-wb1kd9kq5p

4 ай бұрын

Seriously, intentional click bait like this shiť should result in removal of the video, and 2nd time should be removal of channel 🎉

@Nullicity

4 ай бұрын

@@user-wb1kd9kq5p youtube doesnt have the time or resources to go out and remove every little bit of clickbait even if it doesnt harm anyone

@RAVANA7

4 ай бұрын

Facts

@RAVANA7

4 ай бұрын

@@NullicityFr

@TRDiscordian

4 ай бұрын

@@Nullicity it harms their platform, muddies the feed and makes it harder for users to find what they want to watch. Hence the complaining comments...

This the result of appreciating divorce of couples. When a child didn't have a strong father to train him/her they can go to this far.

Bro really said, "i get only $1,000 a month, i have a bmw, $300 glasses, life is so unfair"... bro... i get $0 a month, i drive a BIKE and dont have glasses, and im lovin life, appreciate the things you have...

I cant believe how absurd his hatred is. His videos literally sound scripted like a character from a movie. He was completely detached from reality and felt everything in life only affected him

@milannoise3104

5 ай бұрын

before his vlogs he had years and years of his life full of rejections. why you people keep forgetting about it. And US laws are not making any easy for a guys to find someone at least "good enough". From very young age, majority eating disturbing food, developing unhealthy eat habits. So literally out of 100% US girls within your age range, - only 20% are good looking. How guys can "compete" on this market, - I don't know. Ugly people are literally everywhere in US.

@Mariamelhajouti

5 ай бұрын

Exacty it’s really sick! It doesnt seem real

@davidlynch9049

5 ай бұрын

He was obviously psychotic.

i grew up with one of the victims christopher martinez from kindergarten all the way through high school. Not only was he just genuinely a great person he was also athletic and very book smart. i have a memory where him and i had detention together during lunch time in elementary school, i clearly remember our punishment was writing out sentences of our reason why we were in detention, i remember our teacher complimenting him on his excellent handwriting skills (seeing we were 9-10 years old at the time) for some reason it's something that's embedded in my brain i will never forget. i even remember the teacher who gave the compliment (Mrs. Hartwell) in school there's always certain crowds, popular kids, geeky kids, athletes, and from my memory chris was accepted by everyone due to his humble nature and kindness towards others. Very caring parents too, i remember them picking him up after school from the after school program. Todays my 30th birthday and chris deserves to be here celebrating his as well. The world needs more people like him.

@oeliamoya9796

3 ай бұрын

💪

@_blank-_

3 ай бұрын

Rest in peace :(

@Andrew-lr6uj

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing. Sorry for your loss ❤

@jordanfurtado3489

2 ай бұрын

Weihan Wang, I knew him as David went to the same private school and played basketball for the HS... He was super innocent. Couldn't hurt a fly.

It’s truly scary to have look inside a twisted mind like this. What struck me was the fact that no one had a real connection with him not even his parents. That to me is red flag, specifically in puberty it’s so important to have real conversations with your children because they need guidance!

Obviously not the guy they should've been goin for. Smart women right there

We had one in Australia named Sef Gonzales. His upper middle class parents gave him a university education and a car. He didn't want to work or work hard at studying. He wanted the estate and considered himself a pop singer. He murdered his parents and sister.

@JinaMukherjeeF

2 ай бұрын

WHY did he do that

@peaceful3250

2 ай бұрын

​@@JinaMukherjeeFThere is no justification. None.

@JinaMukherjeeF

2 ай бұрын

@@peaceful3250 goddamn thats scary

@dilekavan5796

2 ай бұрын

It seems their fault to raise that evil

@MusicAdmirer

2 ай бұрын

@@JinaMukherjeeF @ZoeSpinnet explains the case in detail.

Unfortunately his parents did everything but what he needed most. Instead of giving him money and things, moving schools they should have gotten him psychiatric assistance. That is what he needed. They knew something was wrong but threw money and sparkle at him. Very sad indeed

@mono45112

6 ай бұрын

You kinda forgot Love, parrents should give him love and their time, so he wont feel alone and wont need psych. help.

@PianoExpectations

6 ай бұрын

It seems that he did have a counselor

@user-qo3di8jv2x

6 ай бұрын

Dont blame the parents. You cant control what your son does. Even kids that get all the love in the world commit very violent crimes.

@eddilovee

6 ай бұрын

@@user-qo3di8jv2xhis parents obviously didn’t give him love. If they did. He would feel comfortable talking to them about his problems. In which they would be his counselors. I come from a very strict dad. Yet I was comfortable enough to talk to him about anything. Even when I got in trouble. He gave me the words I needed. Looks like the parents were more concerned with their careers than they were with this kid. He literally wasn’t taught anything. Just given things.

@juleswinnfield9931

6 ай бұрын

@kylie this is the most accurate and relevant comment on this video. The rest are mindless 🚮

He was so awkward, zero confidence.. like he was uncomfortable in his own skin on a monumental level... later to become just mental level

Broooo why can i relate to the first killer... I feel the same way as he felt as a kid.

@Sophiiaslifestyle

2 күн бұрын

😮

People can smell he is not right, so they don't give him a chance. Sad but true - and ultimately more safe. Poor soul

@ty88

4 ай бұрын

and the rejection just makes it worse. but you're right - people can sense the creepiness.

Not the first time I've heard about this dude, but it never ceases to amaze me. The violence, the entitlement, the unbridled hatred. Thanks for the video. Really well done!

I get nothing a month amd im driving a toyoda

"There is nothing more dangerous than someone who has nothing to loose."

Dude was set for life and threw it away. It’s okay to not fit in, do your thing, be the best you can be, and everything will be fine.

@41italia

5 ай бұрын

this is it right here

@classicjonesy

5 ай бұрын

He could of also given people a chance to actually know him; rather than immediately becoming jealous and writing everyone off. Just such a disturbing story, all those innocent people who deserved better.

@Missditabomb

5 ай бұрын

@@classicjonesy He was a psychopath, so he was all superficialities and empty inside. No one could have got to know him. Because of his personality defects, he had nothing to offer.

@shonemumy

5 ай бұрын

@@Missditabomb I hate how overused word "psychopath" is. Most psychopaths are perfectly able to fake emotions and fit in. They are often extremely charismatic too. Elliot was entitled underdeveloped narcissistic sociopath with maybe a touch of psychopathy. But far from true, full blown psychopath.

@kingkezz9188

5 ай бұрын

he could have gone to dating coaches, there's so many good ones that guide you to develop an attractive personality in a way that brings out the best version of yourself. This guy should have been put down from the first video he made. It was clear he had no intention of fixing his issue but rather taking it out on others. You can't force someone to like you or find you attractive. That's life we all experience it. What you can do is work on yourself become the most attractive version of yourself.

I was never popular with the ladies and it was depressing until I started seeing all the drama guys were going through. And then I was blessed with a lovely woman who truly loves me. His parents did everything you can do for a child. Sometimes you’re your own worst enemy.

@user-tj2hq5tj1j

5 ай бұрын

Just because his parents are wealthy and bought him a nice car doesn’t mean they did everything for him. For some it’s easier to just throw money at a child instead of raising them properly and educating them.

@farouche8670

5 ай бұрын

@@user-tj2hq5tj1j Education isn't everything. A child's mind isn't something you can shape as you like.

@davidlynch9049

5 ай бұрын

Sure, but I hoped you understood, and were taught, that males around the world make the first move on a woman they are interested in ( I mean asking them on a date), and the potential for rejection is high. If you were not taught both by your parents, they could have done better.

@ForeverDisciple3

5 ай бұрын

Well although one thing we do not know is if he learned these tendencies from one of his parents. Generally it is the case. His only help was God Above but unfortunately he did not adhere to that Voice and he will face the Consequence in the here after, no doubt.

If he ever actually landed a girlfriend, I bet he would have been abusive and controlling. If she ever left, he would have killed her. This dude was just insane.

Having this video on KZread is exactly what this boy wanted Showing these videos Helps create these killers

I have met a guy like him. It was creepy to just sit next to him. He didn’t wanted a girlfriend but a servant that was going to cook, clean and bare his kids. He was keeping saying that he was the most perfect man, well dressed and with money.. what people don’t understand it’s that if you don’t attract people, the problem is not always because you’re not physically attractive, but it might be your personality. But if you’re a narcissist person, you’ll never realise it. And the fact that many men here are emphatic with him saying that we (women) created this monster, you can see where the real problem is

@morgancollier8783

5 ай бұрын

This!! Seriously terrifying. And they make fun of us for going to the bathroom together and mad about us saying “sorry I have a boyfriend.” We could literally be killed for saying “no thanks” WOMEN DONT OWE YOU SHIT. We have every right to be left the fuck alone and not find you attractive.

@ArwenUndomiel87

5 ай бұрын

@@morgancollier8783 completely agree. He also told me he didn’t like animals because “they don’t take care of you when you’re older” and “I would not like to have my house dirty because of animals”, made me realise that he only saw people as his own possessions. The eventual wife or kids were just a possession. He was 42, and luckily didn’t had any kids.. I didn’t had any problems in understanding why. I am 36, single, because I didn’t met yet the person that wants to have a commitment. So reading “I’m single because women have high standards” it’s so stupid 🙄

@S30S30BinBin

5 ай бұрын

You're forgetting the reason why he has a deep hatred towards women was because if you didn't listen to the documentary. He was bullied brutally when he was young by a group of girls and it only got worse when they rejected or bullied him continously throughout his life. Some kids brush it off, others hold a grudge. Again this is no excuse to have the thought process of what he has but still for someone mentally broken as him, it makes sense. Same like how depression for me doesn't make sense and is a western concept of weakness but here we are. What you met was a normal guy who hated women. Full stop. Elliot obtained hatred from past trauma. It has nothing to do with your "nice guys" and your assumption of "He was one of those guys". Edit: 36 and single, that would explain you more than the people you meet. And if you've been in many relationships and had problems constantly, it's your choice in men. So all I'm seeing is "I'm 36 and a sleezebag". Commitment has nothing to do with it, you can easily walk into a bar, club, establishment and flirt with the ugliest-most average guy there and there's a good chance they might be the perfect husband despite what they look like. Men have it harder, it's already proven. Women, no matter how ugly, obese, disease ridden, they can always find a partner. And I mean always. Men have to have a status, a certain attractiveness, a certain income to even be considered an option by even the most average looking woman. So the statement "Single women or women in general have high standards" is mostly true.

@ArwenUndomiel87

5 ай бұрын

@@S30S30BinBin of course I had listened otherwise I wouldn’t have commented. You probably have no knowledge of psychology and it’s fair, but sometimes people are born with problems from the very beginning. If you listened to the documentary, you’d know that his own family knew he had problems but didn’t know how to help him, shortly. A lot of people get bullied, but not all of them turn out to be killers. And lol, I like how you judge someone over the internet 😂 where I wrote I had many relationships? Because I haven’t. Bet you’re a man.

@rohanahlawat5809

4 ай бұрын

theres no way people are empathizing with this incel

Fun fact, I had the same issues as Elliot growing up, I also had very bad thoughts and I could not for the life of me speak when in a social setting, but with family I could, unless it's indirect family. I also often lock myself in my room, and have very wild day dreams that from a third persons perspective makes me look crazy, my siblings always made fun of that part of me. I'm the odd one out and I'm always alone. The difference is, I chose not to be cruel or inflict others with pain just because I was in pain... In addition, he has wealth, something that he can use to make himself better, I didn't have resources, I couldn't afford mental care, I fixed myself by observing and understanding what's right and what's wrong. I can speak comfortably now, I can make friends, and I've reached a very comfortable position in life. It's a choice, the mental issues and stress in life doesn't lead you to do that... He chose to care more about his own pain than consider the idea that others might be going through the same thing. What he has is not mental disorder, but a bad case of self-loathe. He chose to do that and he should suffer the consequence at it's fullest.

@Thestraycat6

5 ай бұрын

me to i had problem with talking to ppl but when i grow up i realised theres more to life u know

@neptune1525

5 ай бұрын

Hope u feel better soon! Virtual hug! :(

@Jennyy07

2 ай бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that you took a different approach and worked hard to help yourself get through the darkness. I commend you and acknowledge how difficult that must have been! 🫶🏼💕

@pierreledingue7260

2 ай бұрын

Kinda same for me

@bandito241

2 ай бұрын

People are just built different.

Whats crazy is that I feel like this could’ve been avoided with all the video uploads

Very well made documentary. Thank you.

I feel like even if he did get a girlfriend, he would be INCREDIBLY posessive, and probably put her down all the time. He obviously has this huge fantasy in his mind of who he is and what a girl *should be and should do* he would have never had a girlfriend for long. And if that girlfriend left, God help her. She would probably for sure be the target of his deep seeded hate. This guy was a ticking time bomb regardless of his situation IMO. Any girl that he got with he would probably see as lesser-than and try to mold her to some perfect sense of what he wants a woman to be. I truly think hes the type that he was on a path that could not end well. His mindset was too warped and he had this serious "main character" syndrome going on This was amazingly produced and researched btw. INSTANT subscribed. Cant wait to see what you come up with next!!

@tiselectric

6 ай бұрын

This.

@mothermadness3586

6 ай бұрын

and in general, nobody wants to date a deranged person or in other words a "creep".

@QueerdoLoc

6 ай бұрын

He would have made the girl his God

@ItsJustLisa

6 ай бұрын

@@QueerdoLoc, until she proved that she wasn’t whatever he’d created in his mind. Then he’d probably kill her for not being his imagined ideal.

@ameelrod1164

6 ай бұрын

Correct. Huge narcissist. He was going to hurt a woman at some point