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  1. As horrific as Ed Kemper's crimes were, I could listen to him talk for hours. When he speaks it's as if someone's reading a book to you. A troubled yet highly intelligent individual.
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  2. I’ve lived a very normal life except for this little side of my life 🤦🏻‍♀️ that left at least 33 innocent dead
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  3. He keeps looking at the interviewer as if trying to see if the guy is buying his bs
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  4. The actor that portrayed him in Mindhunter did a perfect job. Never saw the actual interviews before now.
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  5. It's chilling that therapy just made him a better psychopath and more skilled at manipulation.
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  6. A very interesting video. I've seen that Kemper interview before many times but your comments throughout made me look at it quite differently. He comes across as very personable, reasonably honest and quite matter of fact. I can understand how so many people who interviewed him found him quite likeable. It's all too easy to forget just how manipulative he is and it almost seems impossible to think he was capable of what he did to all those people, which is ultimately the most terrifying thing about him.
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  7. I thought the same thing about the guard when I saw his face lol. He's clearly had enough! Yes please do more these are so interesting! Thank you!
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  8. Excellent analysis. I’ve heard this interview a few times before and was surprised by how easily I was becoming manipulated by Ed. What a terrifying individual.
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  9. Would love to see more material on Bundy
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  10. Please, keep Wayne in prison for a million years.
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  11. I knew Jackie during middle school when she was in Connecticut before moving to Florida later on. She was a kind, funny, and incredibly smart young lady. If memory serves me correctly, she was academically gifted. She lived in a beautiful home, and her parents cared very much about her schooling. She even came to one of my birthday parties, and I still have photos of us together. She used to share these Egyptian black liquorice candies with me in class, and she was so impressed that I liked them because “other American children thought they were gross” lol. She was generous with her time and energy, and had a very friendly demeanour. All this being said, it breaks my heart to see what happened to her, and what she ended up doing due to a lack of proper treatment and care. I knew about what she’d done years ago, but I didn’t know until this video that she died. I’m honestly heartbroken thinking about what Jackie could’ve done with her life if she’d had the appropriate diagnoses and care. This is a very complex topic, and I realise that she caused others to suffer because of her actions and behaviour. I in no way condone those things; I’m simply saddened to see that it ever got to that place to begin with. I said what I said earlier about how she was as a young lady to put forward a message about mental health - whatever Jackie ended up with wasn’t outwardly presenting when we were young in the time I knew her. I never saw any “red flags” and I was a very sensitive, observant child. I can absolutely see where her particular conditions only became apparent in her late 20s-early 30s, and I wish there’d been some sort of intervention. Mental health is so important, especially for such serious disorders as those mentioned in this video. Please check in with your friends and family, and if they ever start exhibiting signs of serious mental health crisis, please be sure to get that information to the appropriate parties. If you yourself are beginning to think in these sorts of patterns, please seek licensed mental health help immediately. There is no shame in acknowledging these matters. A note to the creator - I appreciate you covering Jackie’s case in such a respectful, empathetic, and educational manner. Thank you for being a resource for others to understand the complexities and often fragilities of the human psyche.
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  12. Over 30 years ago, I wrote a detailed paper on serial killers. What struck me about my research was the overwhelming percentage who had experienced abuse (physical and/or sexual) or abandonment from typically their mother. If I recall correctly, approximately 90%+ had horrible childhoods. Has this held up over time, over the last few decades?
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  13. I believe Wayne says, “the one’s who refuse TO program.” As hard as he tries to erect a facade, Wayne can’t keep the symptoms of his condition from seeping out. An extreme example like this was helpful in illustrating the behaviors. Enjoyable and informative video. Thanks.
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  14. Psychopaths, as I understand, are among the leaders and authorities of society because of their need for power. This would include politicians, business leaders, clergy, police officers and not just criminals.
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  15. Kemper is incredible. He has an air of “honesty” about him such that you don’t know when he’s lying or not. Fascinating video.
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  16. Oh my goodness....where did you come from!? This is by far the best analysis of Bundys last interview that I've ever seen/heard. Well-done!❤
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  17. Ed's mother was the real monster,she created the serial killer that he went on to become. Great content!
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  18. This is absolutely fascinating. To hear Ed Kemper firsthand, and then to hear the psychiatrist’s analysis of what Ed says,…fascinating!
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  19. Kemper is a great BSer. I think Douglas and Ressler liked him because he was their first subject and they got a lot of information out of him.
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  20. It's weird how there's so much similarity between what you as an academic person notice when analyzing such individuals, and what we as victims or former victims of abuse observe. I've always payed a lot of attention to words but now after these experiences of abuse and having learned about anti social disorders, it's become worse. It's like i swallowed a word detector... Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on E. Kemper. You have a good ability to see how he tries to manicure his facade, truly a dangerous person.
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  21. Great channel, super interesting. I think politicians should be required to take Hare's test on a regular basis.
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  22. The eyebrow thing 😆😆. Great video! Happy to endure the entire two hours, seemed shorter than that. Ed definitely had some serious issues, but listening to him here he seems as normal as many people I interact with on a daily basis, and more normal than some. Dangerous man.
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  23. I would definitely be interested in the "series" you mentioned at the end! Your videos are my favorite!
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  24. Wow, this is an amazing piece of the psychology of these killers. And your psychiatric work and ability to explain it in a way for everyone to fully grasp inside of the mind of these monsters. Thank you and your channel should be booming. Two cases I find interesting are the Cadet Murder killings in Mansfield Texas. It made national news. The victim Adrienne was murdered on my family’s farm and my uncle was the one that discovered her body. He was understandably never the same. We weren’t home that night and had we were my dad, a Marine and living in rural areas, always armed. We were filled with “if we were home” guilt. It would give a sense of closure to our family to understand the why, the deep manipulation. David Graham and Diane Zamora have been behind bars for decades after murdering Adrianne Jones in 1995 The other Ted Kaczynski the Unibomber. I think he’s so unique because many people including myself can understand his views on the path of technology were on. Ted loses us at hit violent rampaging. Thank you doc for your amazing work in putting this together. Looking forward to more content.
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  25. He just comes across as a genuine really likeable guy...a big teddy bear type..articulate, intelligent and I believe he's being brutally honest and sincere. That's the frightening part. I'd probably be fooled by his outer demeanor.
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  26. "Murders I was involved in...", consistently eye blocking, this guy is trying so hard to distance himself from all of this.
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  27. I am struck by Patient 18's impeccable vocabulary and English. It's quite jarring compared to the American general public today, and no less from a man with one of the most chaotic psychiatric disorders.
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  28. To trust that Wayne and those like him would not be a danger to others is foolish.
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  29. Perfect score, 40/40! I was always the best in school (while in attendance), except when other people made me trip up. I usually get 100% on my tests! Like when I got a perfect score on the SAT. The colleges all denied me because they said I'd be too smart for their programs and wouldn't get anything out of attending. Don't believe me? Ask all my ex girlfriends.
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  30. I'm astonished Kemper is even in a position to file for parole. I thought being charged as a serial killer only ended in either Death by lethal injection or life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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  31. A fascinating man, but from a safe distance. Very good post, very good analysis.
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  32. This was brilliant, thank you! Look's like I've just found Another hidden gem of a channel.
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  33. The quote from his brother is the single most enlightening thing I have ever heard about Ed Kemper. Thank you for this great video.
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  34. That was excellent, more please, so well done 👏👏👏👍
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  35. This lost interview footage is among the most fascinating things I have seen on the topic.
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  36. I do wonder if the COVID situation, the dramatic news cycle, the fear and uncertainty of it all and the sudden disruption to "normal" life unsettled people with mental Illness. Diagnosed or otherwise, it unsettled people in general and caused depression and social problems so it must have hit people with mental health problems even harder.
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  37. Nice work, earned a sub. Looking forward to more of this type of in-depth examination. The application of forensic psychiatry to mass murderers, serial killers, etc will spark some quick growth here. Thanks.
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  38. Kemper is very fascinating - I've even been tempted to write to him, only I know his response, if any, would probably be manipulative in some way and I would not gain any new insight. I'm a forensic psychology student, BTW, and love your content soo much!!
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  39. Best analysis of this completely narcissistic bullshit artist serial murderer I have ever seen! Keep up the great work and I would love to see further analyses of his interviews.
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  40. This one just made me very sad. I suffer from mental illness as well, as did my mother (schizophrenia), The look in this woman’s eye is heartbreaking.
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  41. My girlfriend of ten years struggles with this condition. Any time I can learn more about it I try to do so and I thank you for that. She can be mean and it used to hurt but I realize now it's not personal. There are times when she thinks she doesn't need her medication but I keep track of them. We have decided five separate times (she thinks three) that she would benefit from being hospitalized. My logic about that to her is always the same; "You're sick and these people have made it their life's work to help with this type of illness. If you broke a bone you would go to a Doctor, right?" She thinks I'm "highly intelligent" and that I am the only one who can "truly see her". I'm not either of those, I just listen and I don't judge. I love her with all I have.
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  42. I have degrees in criminal justice & sociology, & I wish I had your videos to review when studying in college. You explain things in such a clear & concise way. Not sure why you don't have more subscribers, but I'm sure you're on your way in the near future. Keep up the 'killer' work! :)
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  43. Very nice hearing the doctor's voice on this one.
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  44. “Cured his paralysis” pure gold
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  45. So many incels not only feel entitled but they feel entitled to their culture's highest ideal of women. Incel Roger, for instance, kept whining about his inability to get a beautiful blonde.
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  46. I tried to understand the mind of a pshycopath when my brother in law and 4 of my friends were murdered, I thought it important once. I realise now I never want too.
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  47. This was brilliant thank you 😊
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  48. If Robert Plant was a psycho…
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  49. ❤brilliantly 👏 done. After so much about Dahmer, you really made me look at him differently. Bravo
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  50. A British crime reporter called the prison Kemper was in, looking to see if he could speak to someone in authority about a possible interview with the serial killer. Like the tentative first steps of the process. The guard who took the call asked the journalist to hold. 15 minutes later a voice on the line goes 'hello'... and it was Kemper himself. The journo was stunned, and delivered his spiel to Ed who politely refused his request.
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