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  1. I have watched many interviews with serial killers Bundy, Berkowitz, Dahmer, Gacy, Ridgway, Russell to just name a few, but Kemper is the only one I actually believe wanted to stop. It’s easy for this psychiatrist or whoever is interviewing him to sit there and pass judgment on whether Kempers emotions about his own mother were genuine. Well let’s see, he cut his mothers head off and violated it. That’s ALOT of anger and hatred. In fact a lot of these serial killers have had issues with their mothers, but the one thing about Kemper is I believe him, I believe he wanted to stop, and the only way to stop the killing was to kill his mother. If he really wanted to continue to kill, he wouldn’t of turned himself in. Back then, things were very different, today there is all kinds of ways to get caught, camera surveillance, security, DNA, back then he could’ve just jumped in his car and took off, disappeared somewhere. It is very creepy though that many of these killers are very charismatic, seem kind and easy to talk too, which is why their victims trusted too easily. It’s very sad. Not for nothing but Kemper is not a stupid man, In fact, I think he’s got a very high IQ. I don’t think Kemper every thought he was going to get out of prison, he knows he’s a serial killer, and the fact that this therapist or whoever he is keeps saying Kemper is manipulating him, and he’s using this interview to get out on parole, then why are you interviewing him? Either you’re interviewing him to find out why he did what he did, But then anything he said you’re doubting and claim he’s trying to manipulate you so he could use this interview to get out on parole.
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  2. 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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  3. This is a great channel. Hope it takes off for you. I love watching true crime stuff and I really like your psychological input on these videos. Subscribed 👍
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  4. Once again you've delivered a fascinating video! The level of insight and also compassion observed here is highly uncommon these days so thank you very much for taking the time and effort to educate us in an interesting way :)
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  5. You do an incredible job breaking down and analysing Ed. It’s mad how drawn in you feel by someone sitting in a prison for multiple murders. Strange question, but do you think he’s aware that there’s like an almost cult like following for crime content and that he’s a major subject?
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  6. He turned himself in after killing his mother because that murder pointed directly to him. In that situation a smart man would get ahead of the situation, appear helpful, get appreciation for that help & feather his inevitable prison bed with nice chats with psychologists & tolerable duties in prison just like he did before. It’s just another manipulation. He killed randomly & in the 70’s that was camouflage enough. He’d already killed his grandparents at 15, they weren’t his mother. Instead of being a catharsis I think him actually killing his mother, & drawing attention to himself as the suspect, is a sign of how little control he really has over his desires. The Kemper in the interview would never give himself away like that. It’s the real Kemper you don’t see that just couldn’t resist the temptation. I think he just enjoys being “the nice murderer” & all the attention that brings. Inside he’s probably just a cruel, sadistic man who dresses it up in a more palatable Freudian veneer.
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  7. Fascinating video! I appreciate your knowledge & insight, as well as your video-editing and presentation: very enjoyable & informative.
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  8. I feel so bad for Vera. Im glad people are studying this and try to make lives of people like Vera as comfortable and useful as possible. Humans and their behavior is strange, thanks for this narrative!
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  9. I see a deeply troubled, deeply depressed woman. Also, that detective makes me want to confess every sin I've ever committed.
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  10. I just finished watching the video. Excellent analysis, very interesting. Any kind of analysis of Ted Bundy's mentality is fascinating. Honestly, a full analysis on him would be fantastic. So yes, I support the idea of a comprehensive video and analysis. Again, thank for these videos ❤️
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  11. Found this channel by chance, I'm loving it! Relaxing and learning, it's a win win for me. Psychopathy and the idea of whether it can be "treated" is a fascinating notion. I kind of wonder whether with this type of therapy programme, many individuals were actually simply learning how to blend into society more adeptly, which seems to be pretty accurate for Wayne at least. And him potentially pulling the wool over the eyes of those treating him is a frightening thought. But what are the alternatives, particularly for those who score so highly...keeping individuals locked away, or released into society with no attempt at treatment. Is (Hewe's was it?) test still used in psychiatry? Subbed and will be checking out those books!
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  12. Joshua is a hero. Glad he saved himself and others.
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  13. When you spoke about that glance at the camera and that look probably being the last thing his victims saw, I got chills.
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  14. The most comprehensive coverage of this case anywhere! Thank you so much for your hard work and the insight into this serial killer. Keep up the great work I look forward to many more videos
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  15. Breathe of fresh air...this is exactly the type of content I've been looking for in a tc channel.
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  16. Can you please do a video on Dahmer next? It's very interesting to see the transition into serial killers from individuals who come from a pretty normal happy home and the one's who don't.Unfortunatealy,I doubt we will ever be able to discern whether it is nature or nurture that causes people to become killers.
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  17. So happy to have come across a new true crime channel that is so beautifully put together and isn't focused on the creator, wonderfully done sir!You are going to hit 1000 subs in no time, and before you know it you are going to have 10,000 and then 100,000.Keep up the good work.Idk if this is your first video I haven't checked out your channel yet to see , but it's awesome you have chosen Kemper as one of your first videos,he's so brilliant and likable it's easy to see how many people were manipulated by him.Also a shame and a waste of someone who could have been such an asset to society .
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  18. Away from this lady for a second. Without mensioning any label ; i was once wrongly arrested and during the 24 hours i was kept i had to see medical examiner. How would you explain tht the trauma it caused me as a law abiding citezan lost my ability to speek english. I forgot my own language.. the shock ? I was tgen taken to be sectioned. Ive had some living nightmares by psychiatric and police services/.
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  19. I would love your view on his childhood and upbringing cos I totally agree, something there played a role in who he became. His father, in particular.
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  20. I would speculate that the narrator of this channel himself is a psychologist. He uses the vernacular of a therapist. That's how come he can analyze Ed Kemp to an impressive degree.
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  21. This was much more interesting than I was anticipating. The thought of 'reaction videos' is pretty cringe to me, but seeing a flowing analysis is pretty cool. Thanks for posting!
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  22. The interview with this man has fascinated me over the years. Thank you for sharing your expertise and thought provoking analysis.
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  23. I find it inconceivable, that a lawyer would permit a client who is showing signs of psychosis and symptomatic of a troubling mental illness to be scrutinized by journalists??
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  24. I like this content even more then true crime and all those psychopats.I hope that you will upload more videos like this.🙂
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  25. "I'm not diagnosing, simply speculating on a situation like this" where have i heard that before? ;)
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  26. She definitely is responsible for her actions, but the commentator keeps going on about her lack of empathy................ How can we expect her to have empathy when she was chucked out of her house when she was about 12, lived in a bush down the road and the local men exchanged food for intimate favours from her (instead of doing the decent thing and taking her in and looking after her) ................. where was the empathy for her?
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  27. This channel never disappoints, finally a serious take on the "true crime genre" as it's called these days. Amateurs are all over the place, but serious alalysis is a rare thing. Also, could you share some of the death row-syndrom materials you mentioned in the video? Would be interesting to look through. Thanks a lot for the video, keep up the great work!
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  28. This person is nightmare fuel.
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  29. He turned himself in. His IQ is off the scale. He killed his grandparents when he was 15 and convinced the doctor's he was no longer mentally ill. He also fooled the judge he was not to blame due to mental issues so he was at a hospital instead of a prison for killing both his grandparents. He could have killed so many more. But he realized the . He has no feelings for anyone and all do it again if he gets out. Parole? How can that even be possible after what he did?
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  30. I worked at California Medical Facility in Vacaville for a little over 20 years (1990-1999, 2002-2015), and I saw Kemper most days of the week. He would typically stand near the main sallyport that gave access to the mainline. He had a small cart which carried a small stack of newspapers that he would distribute throughout the institution. Our medical records department handled the inmates' requests for copies from their medical records. Kemper never, to my recollection, requested copies of his records. (I saw an old volume of Charles Manson's records once; it contained a letter from Squeaky Fromme, requesting that she be allowed to write to Manson. I doubt it was ever allowed.) I only have one good Kemper story to relate. We used to keep death record and overflow volumes of medical records (before the electronic record) in the basement, and I'd periodically send my staff--who were primarily women--down to file charts or pull whichever charts were needed. There was an elevator to the basement, but the elevator had to be keyed down to the basement by the correctional officer who was stationed nearby. The CO made sure that the elevator had no inmates in it if it was going to the basement. Once, two of my female staff members were in the basement, and they had called the 2nd floor officer to key the elevator to the basement while they awaited its arrival. When the elevator doors opened in the basement, there stood Edmund Emil Kemper III, about five feet from two women--in a basement! Fortunately, he quickly pushed the button that closed the door and the elevator returned to the 2nd floor. A close call. The word in the institution was that Kemper was a model inmate. He never received any sort of disciplinary action that I was aware of. He read for The Blind Project (i.e., books on tape) and taught other inmates how to do it successfully. By the time I retired from the prison next door (California State Prison-Solano) in 2020, I heard that Kemper was more or less wheelchair-bound and had significant medical problems.
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  31. " I came out of her vagina " said weepily with dry eyes is not just creepily inappropriate but also not at all convincing .
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  32. Informative, thanks for your work you do. I think its sad so many feel the need to be with someone to feel whole.
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  33. Thank you for bringing an educated, practised, and measured interpretation to counter gratuitous YouTube speculation. I appreciate your work.
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  34. I find Ed Kemper and Richard Kuklinski fascinating.
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  35. Extremely interesting and well informed insight. I find your analysis to be refreshing and clearly from a source of experience and qualification. Thank you! This content is hard to come by on YT
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  36. Thanks for this video!! Not the first Kemper analysis I have seen broken down on Youtube - or this interview itself, but I must say that this has been the best, in my opinion. Somehow, must have missed what his brother had to say all these years, glad I caught that this time. Really a pity that someone this intelligent and this much insight be so rotten. Imagining (albeit futile) the potential of him had he been good is why he is one of the most fascinating cases. He is more superficially likeable than nearly all of them if you didn't know what we know, as you said that is what makes him truly as dangerous. Looking forward to seeing how this channel continues to grow. Disappointed it took me so long to find it by happenstance and that there was not more videos to check out. Keep them coming!
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  37. They believed so hard that they became psychotic.. creepy and sad.
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  38. Everyone is inherently selfish. There's nothing special about psychopaths except that they go for their desires without care of the consequences. A normal person will still lie or do whatever it takes to get to their desire, but they're better at weighing the consequences.
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  39. Here I was thinking I was just getting a very helpful review of psychopathology and personality disorders. Then I get the bonus of reviewing operant conditioning. Thank you!
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  40. This is like waking up in a new world ive never heard of the majority of the topics in this video. Wow this is so strange and I see how dangerous this is for these people and the potential Women they hate and or harm.
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  41. I find it hard to believe he thought he would ever get paroled after the sick crimes he committed.
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  42. My god! This is terrifying. She has zero regret. Also, how is she in such poor physical shape for a nurse? If you EVER have a position in which you might need to save a life you need to be decent shape to do so. Period.
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  43. Fantastic info. But if they truly are born without the capability to have empathy, I wonder if they miss having that piece of the puzzle once they know it exists. Or if they are happy being the way they are. On the other hand, this video didn't focus on the crimes, because thinking about the things some of them do I don't have any empathy or sympathy for them either, so there's that. Thanks for the video. Subscribbed.
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  44. This was an excellent and balanced analysis of this much flogged last interview. Well done.
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  45. This video by far is the most comprehensive and well-done video to date of the events that took place that sadly led to the horrific murders of four young college students. You've set the bar high for all those who come after you. You could easily teach a Master Class on how to examine a murder case. I just hit the subscribe button! I don't want to miss any future cases that you cover!
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  46. This was such a great video. I'm loving all the content!
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  47. It's heartbreaking that she died so young. You did not say how she died, but I would not be surprised if she committed suicide. My heart goes out to her family and loved ones.
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  48. Wow, this is incredible footage and well-educated analysis. I've rarely come across such a prime example of psychosis or schizophrenia. It definitely appears from over here to be both; I myself recognize these unfortunate symptoms of mania as I have personally experienced it in my life. I don't think she should be let off the hook, but I don't know if I'd consider her harmless either. They're pretty exhausting pretty quickly. Anyway, I wish more people in the true crime community knew of this channel. I look forward to your astute content. :)
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  49. I love this YouTube channel, it’s one of my favorites. 💜 (btw I think I rank pretty low on the checklist). I have known many who would rank very high though. Some of my friends have been professionally diagnosed with anti-social personality disorder. It’s more common than most of us realize. It’s all very interesting to me. Great video!
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  50. High quality content as always, thank you. Wish I had social media accounts to help spread the word about your channel.
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