Comments by "JustAThought!" (@JustAThought155) on "Absolute Crime" channel.

  1. It was a crazy time. I lived through this man’s crime spree. The entire NYC area was gripped with fear. Once he was caught, everyone in my area of Northern NJ started yelling out of the windows shouting and clapping!
    40
  2. Here’s what is crazy. This crap happened in the city that runs the FBI, CIA, the Pentagon, and the NSA. Yet the entire city was held captive for DAYS as two men reigned terror. This realization just hit me and it is very shocking.
    36
  3. This was extremely informative as well as raw and real. Those kids were in a full combat zone. Absolutely horrible.
    23
  4. Male psychologist cheerfully shared how he can sit and talk with him even without handcuffs. He does well with other prisoners, male prisoners. Then they release the man as rehabilitated, despite him being arrested for murdering ladies and is fixated on ladies with long hair. After multiple murders over a thirty year period, he is evaluated and diagnosed as a repeat offender. Really???
    13
  5. YouTube SUCKS!!! How many ads are necessary??? Three ads that are five seconds is fine. But eight to ten ads with some lasting up to thirty-five MINUTES long??? This ridiculous. Whoever posted this video, I can barely get through this video because YouTube keeps adding MULTIPLE interruptions and they are distracting, loud, long, and annoying!
    13
  6. I just finished watching a very good documentary about her. To be honest, he would have avoided her. She was never seen as vulnerable. Gary often chose vulnerable victims. Aileen would have taken him out, immediately!
    13
  7. And here he is being interviewed and studied, which feeds his narcissistic personality. But the surviving family members can only sit in front of a cold stone to visit their loved ones whose lives he took. As much as I enjoy the perspectives explored in these documentaries, I truly despise the fame the murders receive when their horrific acts are examined.
    12
  8. I always question why no one saw him digging a grave under his bedroom window. Like…how do you dig a ditch like that and his wife, his five children, and no neighbor noticed that grave? Weird.
    9
  9. What is the deal with that area??? Dehmer did crazy crap like that as well. Wasn’t he in Wisconsin??? That guy wasn’t a “mamma’s boy,” he was a controlled oppressed robot.
    8
  10. Judge “recommends life means life.” Ummm? After sixteen murders, you think????
    7
  11. I saw real emotion in Sharon Tate’s sister’s eyes than in Linda’s. Honestly, I wish I heard her say she escaped and went straight to the police to report what she witnessed. She feared enough to escape for her life, but she did not fear enough for more victims of “The Family’s” murdering sprees because she never reported the murders to stop their murdering. Self-centeredness is still prevalent because true remorse was never felt. Thankfully, I don’t think they killed anyone after she left. I hope not.
    4
  12.  @micahharris311 , Exactly. The combat aspect I wrote about involves their desperate attempts to seek shelter from enemy fire. On a combat mission, you expect return fire. However, sitting in a high school cafeteria, library, classroom, or hallway, the scenes I witnessed on this tape resembles a combat zone. Thanks for your insightful comment. I often ignore many comments because I suspect some folks write derogatory responses to receive attention. Loneliness masks itself in various ways, sadly.
    3
  13.  @danni1993 , Nice point. However, do we remember the murderer or the names of the criminal’s victims? That’s the opinionated point I am sharing.
    3
  14. I just rewatched this show. Gosh! This guy baffles me! Outrageous! Nineteen years, this man had a level of control over the entire city of Seattle. I think nature and his parental nurturing played the role in shaping his completely skewed temperament. He was as devious as his deceptive father, and as rude, self-satisfying, and sexually explicit as his flawed mother.
    2