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@barrymaxwell3487
2 жыл бұрын
Can you please put a link to your books in the description? Got Scott's, Joe Navarros and Chase's but I'm hoping to get them all.
@friendlymee
2 жыл бұрын
Please do Neil Armstrong and his interview after going to the MOON. Peter soandso (Hyatt ?) said he is deceptive. That's ok until there. But then he gives a reason for the deception: that he cannot speak about this mission, but that he still went to the MOON. imo i believe statement analysis can point out deception but can never for sure say why someone is deceptive. (Also take a look at the press conference of the three astronots after coming back from the moon. The body language and verbal language is... well, you are the experts here.) Thank you for considering.
@kimmyfreak200
2 жыл бұрын
PLEASE DO ED KEMPER TOO...he thinks he can fool anyone.... i am betting u guys wont be fooled by his intelligence and charm... i have seen like 100 requests for big ol' ed in the comment section this past year... i'd be on cloud 9 if i sign on one of these days and see it "new video... ed kemper: was he truly remorseful? or something like that... he did so many interviews but one of them he cries..and it looked genuine to me but i am not near as good or experienced as u guys are at this stuff! PLEASE! i know how many people want to see this and have been waiting a long time.. i sure appreciate your hard work and i respect you all immensely...when i get paid in a week i'm going to give a thank you donation $$$$ love u guys!! keep rockin' \m/ \m/
@mjsup1
2 жыл бұрын
Umm I think psychopaths.have emotions just they are screwed to only to themselves they don't have the ability to put the shoe onto the other foot so to speak no impathy and no sympathy.
@jeanninereneesaran70
2 жыл бұрын
I agree!!! Please do Ed Kemper. I've studied the start of the BAU in the FBI and I find it compelling. I believe any information gathered from these diabolical human beings is useful and can eventually lead to a better understanding and hopefully earlier diagnosis to prevent them from killing.
@eveh4837
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Chase for adding that even you could "fall" for him, and not see immediately he's a psychopath. Being a psychologist myself, I've struggled many years with "falling" for the lies and stories of a narcissist and pathological liar, being in an intimate relationship for a long time with them. Even though it ended many years ago, I'm still struggling with the idea of "how could I not have seen this, I'm even a psychologist". Your remark helps me. So thank you!
@TheKwod
2 жыл бұрын
The average person doesn't specialise in deception and pantomime, however once the sadistic violent psychopath crosses the line, he must disguise himself or risk capture.
@Mikey_Sea
2 жыл бұрын
I think the idea of being a true psychopath is SO foreign to most of us that even people with loads of training don't realize what they're experiencing, in the beginning. I'm kinda paraphrasing Martha Stout's book, here.
@gutenbird
2 жыл бұрын
True. Seems psychologists are often more gullible than the average person.
@CassieShakespeare
2 жыл бұрын
I could fall for Chase 😁😁😁💖💖💖
@SatieSatie
2 жыл бұрын
@@gutenbird Uhm, what. How many psychologists do you know compared to the "average persons"?
@frangi7484
2 жыл бұрын
Having studied Bundy I can add to the "kimberly Leach" issue - the murder Bundy said he "could not talk about." Bundy did days of interviews with homicide detectives Bob Keppel Ph. D and Hugh Aynesworth when he was in Florida State Pententiary. This was quite some time before he would be executed. Bundy repeated the same thing for this reason..... In another book "The Riverman - Ted Bundy and I hunt for the Green River Killer" by Bob Keppel (thhe definitive book on serials by the way - a masterful tome) Bundy explained that certain kills are OK and certain kills are not OK. Each killer has their own "code" by which they operate (as foreign as such a code is to a non-serial killer, it exists). Gary Ridgeway (the Green River Killer) said much the same when confessing and being asked about his victims another victim was mentioned to him and Ridgeway said: "I take pride in my work, that one wasn't me." Bundy killed by a code, his own - but still - and that code allowed him to "justify in his own mind" the taking of that life. He could reason that they deserved it. The 12 year old Leach did not fit his code. He never spoke of it - not matter what was offered him. It also LOWERED him in status (hey Mark - I said "status - LOL) in prison and in the eyes of other serials. The taking of a 12 year old life is not respected among serials. Bundy saw himself as higher status than the Riverman (Ridgeway) because Ridgeway selected "easy" victims: prostitutes. Easy to get in the car and not likely to be missed very soon. Bundy's victims on the other hand were harder targets: college co-eds who would be reported missing very soon after abduction. Bundy believed his game was better than Ridgeways although he gave Ridgeway respect for the fact that "once he makes his move, no one really gets away from him" (although one did - and one for Bundy too). Anyhow, the 12 year old lowers his respect and that's why he has refused to detail that murder. It is not the most heinous and he did not have sex with that body, he did much worse to others, but the age is the reason. She is not a "good kill." And the "other thing" beside the pornography contributing to his killing that Greg (I think it was Greg) wanted to ask what it was: it was the rejection by his higher status girlfriend/fiance when they began university. That was his event. And he killed in her image - killing her over and over again - that was "justified" to him. The little Leach girl was not a "good kill" and other prisoners are much the same. No matter how cold and psychopathic, if you make a bad kill - you generally can't talk about it. That's what he meant. And he meant it. It's not this interview it's been the whole time - all the interviews, even when he started to give up information in an attempt to save himself (or at least give himself a stay of execution for some months) he refused the same way. Fascinating read on Bundy by the Panel. Thoroughly enjoyed it just wanted to add some detail from someone who studied many serials and Bundy and Ridgeway in particular.
@kindelpage7160
2 жыл бұрын
Very interesting!
@margaretlines9427
2 жыл бұрын
The child was likely a sacrifice to satan
@MaryCorbell
2 жыл бұрын
Fascinating! I never realized that serials could take pride in their work… it’s obvious now that you’ve illuminated the whole “good kill/bad kill” issue. Wow. It’s almost like “The Most Dangerous Game” brought to life… 😳
@jomarsh6449
2 жыл бұрын
And hey, Mark ..he said ‘status ‘ as well!!
@shannon8315
2 жыл бұрын
Bundy killed a girl when he was 14, long before his college girlfriend. I read that Kimberly Leach was sexually violated, especially considering how her body was found. No inmate wants fellow inmates to know they've hurt kids, they are the ones with the codes, not serial killers. In the grand scheme of things, in prison serial killers move down on the food chain.
@raindrops21_9
2 жыл бұрын
Absolutely terrifying. Something Chase said really got me - that he, too, might be fooled by someone like this if he'd engaged in a brief casual conversation (paraphrasing) with the guy. As a woman, I'm always on my guard, but one thing that usually disarms me is people who seem to be self-aware. This guy was intelligent, cunning, and *presented* as being aware of his flaws and failings. If I'd met someone like this in a social setting...hells, bells... I hate to think. What you guys do isn't just entertaining or interesting, it's really important.
@dewdrop1994
2 жыл бұрын
It was also in a more innocent time when people were more trusting and we hadn’t ever seen a killer like this guy before.
@conniecondra4535
2 жыл бұрын
Charm was the key to Ted's success as a serial murderer.
@carolannelabellekarlin440
2 жыл бұрын
Agreed 💯
@lorrainebatchelor7826
2 жыл бұрын
You are right- this is important information. We need to be combat ready .
@FlowerChyld43
Жыл бұрын
Yes; however- you can't discount the Law of Attraction. If you were a vibrational match to a psychopath Believe me-- you would have found one. 😉
@JLeppert
6 ай бұрын
Dobson was my Sunday school teacher. The point was that porn dehumanizes people. He used Bundy for his fear campaign. He did the same thing with Magic the Gathering, and Dungeons and Dragons. Two manipulators were at work here. For the record, porn is dehumanizing. It doesn't make you Bundy, though.
@marietpretorius6186
2 жыл бұрын
Just a shoutout to the person who is doing the video layouts/editing and presentation - love the way it's been done - showing the clips as they are talked about. Helps a lot. Thank you 👏❣
@NicolaMaxwell
2 жыл бұрын
Scott does that I'm sure😊
@commonsense571
2 жыл бұрын
🙌🙌🙌
@becky6568
2 жыл бұрын
So much I love it
@FlowerChyld43
2 жыл бұрын
I So agree!!! 🤩
@jeffrey.a.hanson
2 жыл бұрын
Scott’s done a hell of a job. They really did bootstrap this for the love of the game.
@ac-jn1iq
2 жыл бұрын
As a former meth addict and survivor of domestic violence, no amount of drugs or addiction can make you harm someone unless that’s already who you are. All of these external excuses are very common for abusers and psychopaths. My ex blamed drugs and demons for beating and raping me as well. While I do believe he had demons, so did I, but I never harmed anyone in those ways. Worst I ever did was mean words, and I feel bad enough for that.
@commonsense571
2 жыл бұрын
🌱🙌✨ stay strong my friend. I’m glad you’re here💜
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
Like i said earlier; sociopaths are made, psychopaths are born. You were strong enough to overcome your emotional troubles and i applaud you for it!
@kimberleyann7702
2 жыл бұрын
Agreed, it is not the drugs that kills the addict , it is the people that prey on you while your high. Example Amber Heard taking pictures of her harmless , very high and sleeping husband. She is evil for wanting to show her husband in unflattering light that is not love. Johnny was sick with addiction at that time. Evil is forever whether you watch porn , get high or drink those variables can be controlled. Just like IQ, sociopathy is certain and resilient to treatment or change. AC is right no substance could make me a moral person hurt someone. Myself maybe but never anyone else . I used to party socially I stopped because there is always someone looking to drug your drink and /or do you dirty in some way. However, I must admit violent pornography bothers me as a product. While I can't blame it Japan has a very accepted cultural pocket of violent video games, anime and pornography but very low crime rate. So sorry for the ramble , Iam all over the place. Enjoy rest of the weekend everybody.
@katherinejay3219
Жыл бұрын
I watched the Netflix documentary about Ted Bundy. Denise Naslund’s mother was interviewed. She was completely destroyed by what he did. Her grief was heart wrenching. Think of all the other parents who lost their beautiful daughters. Let us not forget the parents who still have missing daughters that he probably killed but never confessed to. Evil beyond belief.
@ambrusin4889
Жыл бұрын
Yes.Agreed.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
That's exactly right , 😢, The daily living nightmares these poor parents couldn't wake up from is without doubt the worst kind of living hell any human should ever ever ever have to endure, I know I for one don't think I could have ever coped day after day living the last moment of my much loved daughter again & again, this would most definitely sent me straight to the nut house, it's been 36 years since that monster was put to sleep, there was no such luxury afforded those poor poor parents sadly, THEY the parents of those innocent young women served a much harder sentence than the evil vile disgusting pig Ted Bundy ever did, The vile repulsive evil sick hunt!
@1scottrobert
5 ай бұрын
As you watch Ted Bundy you start to get the uneasy feeling that he looks and sounds exactly like so many career politicians… it’s no wonder why we are always at war.
@user-pf2fx8jg6h
4 ай бұрын
yep there all criminals alex jones end game says it all !!!
@ronniewrong1539
2 жыл бұрын
Ted used to answer a suicide hotline. Ted was a director at the Seattle Crime Prevention Advisory Commission and even wrote a rape prevention pamphlet. He worked for political campaigns while going to law school. Ted was ambitious. Hannibal Lecter was loosely based off of Ted Bundy. Bundy offered the FBI to look at the case files for the Green River killer, Gary Ridgeway, whom Bundy called the 'River man'. Thomas Harris who wrote Silence of the Lambs used that offer to suppose and create Hannibal Lecter. Interestingly enough as Ted's execution loomed ever closer Ted would offer to give detectives more information about body locations to buy more time. But there was one thing they asked him about that Ted denied, yet we know is true: Ted went back and had sex with the corpses. Same with Gary Ridgeway. When asked about some of the post mortem activity that we know happened, putting on make up, inserting things inside the corpse's body Ridgeway denied doing it. Strange. Ted wasn't being entirely honest here, obviously. Ted was born a killer. When he was 5 yrs old he had an aunt visiting he and his mom. 5 yrs old!! When his aunt woke up after her first night there 5 yr old Ted saw an opportunity and got all the steak knives out of the silverware drawer and laid them all out around her sleeping body with the points pointed towards her body. I know what I was doing when I was 5 yrs old and it wasn't that. I was enjoying my parents' Beatles records. Not fantasizing about death. Nobody taught him that. The little fucker was born that way.
@silvermainecoons3269
2 жыл бұрын
Wow, absolutely horrifying.
@salx7252
2 жыл бұрын
Really good comment! The knives around his aunt! I think he lied from beginning to end. If pornography created serial killers, now with the internet and the ease anyone could watch it, we should be over run with serial killers. I read recently that sociopaths are made from environmental factors but psychopaths were born that way. Honestly Ted is so self serving, blaming everything and everything except himself. Makes my skin crawl.
@WRX2001
2 жыл бұрын
I thought Buffalo Bill was based on Ted Bundy , remember the scene where he was trying to put something in the back of the van and couldn’t do it, he had a fake cast on his arm as well.
@WRX2001
2 жыл бұрын
@@salx7252 Look for videos on you tube by slotjaw a set of 11 videos on Ted Bundy’s execution the last 2 videos is basically a talk fest of psychologist, psychiatrist and James Dobson trying to explain what made Ted Bundy do the things he did, there was one person that question Ted influence on violent programming on cable TV, basically said that cable TV was in its infancy when Ted Bundy started killing people. So there another Ted Bundy smokescreen.
@salx7252
2 жыл бұрын
@@WRX2001 I will do thanks very much. :)
@gordonduke8812
2 жыл бұрын
I don't care how many preachers or priest tells Bundy he can be forgiven, but one has to be repentant to receive forgiveness. Trust me, Bundy nearly knocked the gates of hell off its hinges when he got there.
@chrisreeves1547
2 жыл бұрын
A Godly sorrow , leads to a Godly repentance. Repentance needed.
@MoonMagickMayhem
Жыл бұрын
I disagree about repentance needed for forgiveness. But I'm not speaking onntwemsnof religion. I think forgiveness can only come from thw pwraon/pwoplw who were hurt in some way. And you can forgive people who aren't necessarily sorry. It's about letting go of that negative energy. I personally speak as someone who has had endured a lot of trauma, abuse, and had C-PTSD... And it's not easy at all. And it doesn't mean having to forget what they didnto you and the pain. It's more not letting it eat at you from the inside. Just my take. Everyone is free to feel how they want. I also believe as far as any sort of afterlife and what happens beyond life here on earth depends on many factors including state of mind... some people litealy don't understand why or how what they did was wrong and I can't say thwy arw just as bad as people who know ans don't care. So I think of thinga like... Was malice involved? Empathy? Mental comprehension? But I don't believe anything is truly ever black and white. There are always shades of grey. Again, only my feelings and perspective
@MoonMagickMayhem
Жыл бұрын
But for the record, I believe in some sort of "heaven" and "hell" (I am open-minded and admit I don't have the exact answers. But I 1000% think Ted Bundy is in no sort of "heaven". I spoke my last comment in general. Ted Bundy, as is spoken about here but the panel, that Ted Bundy is a very textbook version of psychopathy and everything that comes out of his mouth is studied and carefully used to manipulate the people around him. We are all capable of developing empathy to aomw extent (it comes more natural to some... I myself am an Empath) but even people who didn't come by it naturally can learn and develop true empathy. I believe Ted Bundy had no interest in empathy. He only cares about himself and how he wants to be perceived in the moment. I spoke about everything having grey areas and nothing being black and white? I stand by that, but Bundy is so dark a quick glance and it would look black to most. His grey areas are even fewer and more sparse than other killers and people we view as "evil" due to awful, hurtful, selfish behavior. Again, just what I perceive personally. I'm an empath and a psych nerd haha.
@ActionJackson669
Жыл бұрын
Hell isn't real, and if it is, and he is there, so will all of us. All of us sin, and if you sin, you go to hell. That is, if you don't believe that simply believing in Jesus as your savior will save you. Just know the same applies to you if that's your belief. So make sure to say hey when you see him 👍💯
@luxuscarnage4828
Жыл бұрын
Idk. I don't believe in judging where anyone goes after death due to me not being in that realm yet nor am I a god. However, I think Bundy would be more fearful of being reborn in a never ending cycle of being a victim of a serial killer.
@therealdeal3672
2 жыл бұрын
"It takes two people to lie. One person to lie and the other person to accept the lie." That's pretty brilliant Mark!
@wendyw7304
Жыл бұрын
I remember the panel saying, “A psychopath isn’t a wolf in sheep’s clothing. He’s a wolf in YOUR clothing.” Ted Bundy is mirroring Dr. Dobson and the Doc was so obsessed with his own agenda, Bundy reeled him right in. One person controlled every second of that interview, and it wasn’t Dobson.
@ElanMorin
Жыл бұрын
well that sounds wise and all but it isn't quite right. if I tell you something that isn't true and you don't believe me, I still lied to you.
@therealdeal3672
Жыл бұрын
@@ElanMorin unsuccessfully.
@adriel7229
8 ай бұрын
@@wendyw7304I've always respected Dobson, he's a decent and insightful man, but he's way out of his depth here. You nailed it.
@VictoriaBurris
2 ай бұрын
@@adriel7229 he wanted Ted Bundy to be saved.
@bheytacs
Жыл бұрын
Ted Bundy just proved why he’s the most “famous” psychopath. That smile he was trying to hide when asked about the little 12-year-old girl just sent shockwaves into my spine. Geez, this person is a lot of work. That’s why I am interested of psychology - how the brain works is just fascinating.
@_Gwuapo
7 ай бұрын
Yup that’s the perfect glimpse of the mask finally being revealed
@suzannemiller7020
2 жыл бұрын
Mark, you are exactly right about Jim Dobson using Bundy’s lies for his own purpose. I knew Dobson personally and he was just as slick with his ideology.
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
a non-violent psychopath?
@carolnahigian9518
2 жыл бұрын
Ibelieve you! Two operators ( self- Serving)!
@elisamastromarino7123
2 жыл бұрын
Yes!
@pinkpugginz
2 жыл бұрын
porn kills.
@silvermainecoons3269
2 жыл бұрын
Dobson definitely has an agenda, like most strident Christian Fundamentalists. He’s just as manipulative as Bundy was. What a pair! 🙄😂
@SkyandMoon909
2 жыл бұрын
Interesting that Bundy never talks about the addiction to murder and in fact, never mentions the word. What a manipulator to the end.
@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat
2 жыл бұрын
He ‘harmed’ people.
@maxmartin5854
2 жыл бұрын
He only refers to the addiction in its relation to society, and how society creates these circumstances that lead to the instances such as himself. No remorse.
@SkyandMoon909
2 жыл бұрын
@@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat yep and he can't even name them as women and children
@teresacox2511
2 жыл бұрын
I truly believe that porn can push people to commit these vile acts of violence and murder. A particular kind of people, such as narcissists and people with borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder and others. It’s completely the perpetrators fault for giving in to those vile desires, but they can be fueled by an addiction to hardcore violent porn and slasher movies etc etc. And unfortunately today most kids have access to this garbage right in their hands, and even on a computer in their bedrooms or even the family computer sitting in the living room. Parents need to be more aware of this. Years ago they used to call it porn creep. That was where men watched so much porn that they became unable to perform sexually with their partners without having porn playing over her shoulder. So why wouldn’t we believe that watching hours of hardcore violent porn wouldn’t cause certain people to become sexually violent? I appreciate Dr. Dobson for trying to warn parents about this thing in their homes and in the hands of their children that could cause them to become another Ted Bundy. But these are four men who probably watch porn themselves so they don’t want to think about that. Or to have it taken away from them. Even as a Christian I don’t blame porn for “making” him do those vile things. But I truly believe it can push these people over the edge and cause them to want to go further than just passively watching. It desensitizes them. He is a monster and monsters do exist. And these monsters can be desensitized to their own monstrous thoughts and feelings and then become violent sexual murderous monsters. Yes Dr. Dobson has an agenda. But that agenda is noble and righteous, to keep violent sexual porn out of the hands of children. I want it done away with completely. It’s harmful to the people who consume it and to the often times young women who are in these movies and involved in sex work. These 4 men are downplaying the effects of violent sexual porn. My question is why?
@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat
2 жыл бұрын
@@teresacox2511 That’s why there are millions of Ted Bundy’s running around. The porn made me do it.
@ericbunksvintagesportsman6311
Жыл бұрын
Great channel! Scott Rouse has the greatest voice ever....anyone agree??
@LorieLee7
Жыл бұрын
I love Scott’s voice. I wish he would do reading for an app for relaxation :)
@karenfrizzo4251
Жыл бұрын
Yep, l agree😊
@lanawilliams3676
Жыл бұрын
As to sound? I think he isn't very articulate- seems to know his craft, but getting it into coherence for the viewers is a struggle for him. All four are a good match for each other though, a great model for teaching this subject to others, and I watch all the time.
@georgebreitwieseriii2092
Жыл бұрын
I wanna see your sway-rate when you say that. Hahaha.
@courtneysmith6082
Жыл бұрын
Second career as a romance narrator ❤
@HarryFlashmanVC
8 ай бұрын
Bundy's warning about how pornography can lead some into depravity seems to be born out by recent evidence. Some people, especially men, start to go down the rabbit hole of seeking out ever more extreme pornography, taboos become normal until some, a very small number, take the ultimate taboos of rape, violence and paedophilia.. The sheer volume and availability of pornography in 2024 isn't great for society.. on any level.
@cheryltotheg2880
3 ай бұрын
It is horrifying to me
@chobblegobbler2536
Жыл бұрын
“Thank god they found a cure for him and they cured him the next day” =Greg Hartley the savage.
@janwilliams1781
Жыл бұрын
I was born in Georgia and was about 11 years old when Bundy escaped and was making his way to Florida. I remember my dad staying home from work and driving us kids to school with a shotgun in the front seat. Animal is right, gentlemen. He was rabid and instilled fear in thousands.
@katherinejay3219
Жыл бұрын
It must have been awful for you. I live in England and my young cousin lived in Leeds in Yorkshire when the Yorkshire Ripper was on the loose. He instilled fear in thousands here too.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
@@katherinejay3219 absolutely he did , another immense maniac 😢
@lauriearst9395
2 жыл бұрын
This was a fascinating and spot on analysis. In the fall of 1974 I was going to be a freshman student at the U of Washington in Seattle. That summer was when Bundy first began his murderous rampage, and some of the killings took place in the neighborhood of the UW campus. My parents were freaking out, no doubt because they were worried that I - a shy, sheltered, naive girl from Seattle’s north end - would present a perfect temptation for a psychopath like Bundy. At the time, I thought they were being overly protective, and yet … It still makes me shudder all these years later.
@mygypsyadventure3610
Жыл бұрын
I was twelve years old and was at a Boeing picinic at Lake Sammamish the day one of Ted Bundy victims was kidnapped and murdered. For some reason we produce a lot of psychopaths here in the PNW. We currently have another man accussed of a mass murder in Moscow Idaho, Bryan Kohberger who has a very eerie resemblance to Bundy. Bundy was a lawyer by trade and Kohberger was getting a doctorate in criminal forensics. Kohberger has not gone to trial yet but he gives me the same creeped out feeling that Bundy always gave me.
@saidtorres820
Жыл бұрын
Is he attractive in an¿
@emmyrose1802
5 ай бұрын
No.
@debrahawkins4794
2 жыл бұрын
I remember watching parts of the Bundy interview many years ago and feeling disturbed in my spirit over some of the things that were said. Your evaluation today was extremely helpful for me. Your comments along with now 30 years of experience in my own life, help me understand how much of a role Dr Dobson played in that interview. In other words, he was complicit. I consider myself a conservative Christian but in no way do I support what happened in this interview. At least 30 young women and girls were murdered by this man. I come away from the interview realizing that little or no remorse was shown for the gravity of the crimes committed and the devastation to the families. Thank you so much for your insights. They were extremely helpful. Since the interview was done in 1989, I worked for more than 30 years in an environment with a narcissistic psychopath as a boss. I’ve learned so much about how destructive these types of people are. He isn’t a murderer but he damaged many many lives. The skills that you offer and insights certainly help me going forward.
@moirajr
Жыл бұрын
I'm glad Greg emphasized Bundy's apparent amusement while discussing his own bad actions. This seems a reliable cue you may be dealing with someone dangerous.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
I noticed a few times he struggled to hide his sickening delight and the often smirk of glee could clearly be seen , yet his words told a different story ,
@leslielane9483
2 жыл бұрын
I had to watch this one in segments - he was so evil he still makes me ill. I was in a bereavement group with a lady who lost her daughter to this monster. You know it’s bad when you think at least my daughter was an accident and no one meant her harm vs the vicious acts perpetrated on her daughter
@cynthiakarpamccarthy6598
2 жыл бұрын
Oh my gosh. Sorry to hear that.
@Jules-wv3kr
2 жыл бұрын
That’s terrible, I’m so sorry for you loss. I also can’t imagine living with the wondering but losing a child full stop is an unimaginable level of pain. Academically, I find him riveting. In reality, he horrifies me because I am 100% convinced that he was an irredeemable, sadistic animal and I just wish he’d been put down earlier. Much earlier.
@therealdeal3672
2 жыл бұрын
Wow 😳🥺
@darrylg3861
Жыл бұрын
Ted Bundy definitely did his homework regarding Dr. Dobson. He knows Dobsons passion was raising good children and creating healthy families. He played it well.
@pamalatalley7262
2 жыл бұрын
He can't talk about the victims because he gets some type of arousal from thinking about what he did. His muscles move under his skin when he is asked about the victims, like a snake on an ant bed.
@ArmchairInvestigator411
2 жыл бұрын
Also, he didn’t want to admit to the last victim because she was a child.
@lolahernandez6871
2 жыл бұрын
Just look at his crotch...if it's erected, he's a psycho!
@dannygray4898
2 жыл бұрын
Ted Bundy was also the classic example of a sociopath. Textbook, right up there with BTK and Fred West. The victims don't matter to these people.
@steviecrow914
2 жыл бұрын
Agree completely. He can’t keep control of the persona he wants to present and talk about (or relive) the attack.
@ASMRTingledPink
2 жыл бұрын
I seriously burst out laughing when Scott said, "wherever he is, he's looking up at us right now." 🤣 Ted Bundy has always been a fascination to me. Because I remember when I was a kid, my aunt calling us from Florida to tell us to be careful because he had escaped. We were living in fear until he was recaptured for the last time. I just wish he could've been studied more. But this video was so great, because it really shows us a more in depth view of who and what he really was. Great video.
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
You are absolutely right! Even monsters don't deserve to be killed, they need therapy; they need to be analysed and researched. That way a stronger profiling can be made for the next nutjob... Ted Bundy was an insane person; why not use him to detect the next one? I am against 'capital punishment; it allows people to believe that your government killing people allows you to do the same...
@RendaJane
2 жыл бұрын
Dobson is as bad as Ted. He chewing up every word of bs the psycho says. Pornography is NOT what made what he was.
@clarissimaadayinthelifeofa1782
2 жыл бұрын
I thought Scott said 'looking down' lol.I can't rewatch this to check, argh.😬
@Sealust50
2 жыл бұрын
@@clarissimaadayinthelifeofa1782 No, believe me, he said "looking up"
@AACE73
2 жыл бұрын
Wanting his ashes scattered on his dump site 'Taylor Mountain' I mean, c'mon!! Does that sound remorseful? Even in his own death he wanted to revisit his poor victims! It says it all!!!!
@sharonboult5914
2 жыл бұрын
As a Christian, I am appalled at Dr. Dobson’s acceptance of Bundy’s “easy believing” towards salvation without true repentance. Bundy’s repeating empty words of a prayer, without experiencing true repentance before God, is a mockery. He did not die a Christian. In this interview, Bundy showed no remorse for what he did and skirted around taking real responsibility for what he did. In Galatians 6:7, it says, “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” God sees the true intent of our hearts no matter what our lips may flippantly repeat to appease or manipulate people.
@donnapearson466
2 жыл бұрын
There is more to it than what this interview or the Panel revealed. Dr. Dobson admitted to not being able to say assuredly that Bundy had been saved, and he admitted later that he had been duped by Bundy. He knows now that psychopaths are good liars.
@mandychadwick6823
2 жыл бұрын
We do not know. Its not for us to decide because it’s between him and God?
@ellenhawkins128
2 жыл бұрын
@@mandychadwick6823 “The way is narrow, and few there are that find it “.
@mandychadwick6823
2 жыл бұрын
@@ellenhawkins128 ❤️
@donnapearson466
2 жыл бұрын
@@mandychadwick6823 True. I am thankful that I don't have that responsibility!
@pacmanhaslockjaw
13 күн бұрын
“Good thing they found a cure for him, and they cured him the next day.” lmao
@lisabrang6046
2 жыл бұрын
That he describes himself as “a normal person” is astounding
@47ccarte
2 жыл бұрын
Scott (or the new editor) nailed it with the placing the panel along the bottom of the screen while showing the clip one of the guys is talking about.. I loved when you started adding those edits in, but when it was only the clip and the panelist talking, we missed the other three.. not sure why it matters so much, but it does.. I guess it’s just as simple as wanting to see the others concur or laugh etc., but showing everyone during those moments is perfect. I know it’s subtle, but I really appreciate it!
@TaySwiss
2 жыл бұрын
The grossest thing about Bundy was what he wanted done with his remains. He wanted to be cremated and his ashes spread on Taylor Mountain, where he "...had the best times of [his] life." Taylor Mountain was his favorite dumpsite in Washington, where like 5 of his victims were buried.
@octobermoon9
Жыл бұрын
Ted looked as though he would rip the interviewer apart if given the chance. Can you even imagine being 12 years old, alone with Ted, his eyes lock onto you? He is the things nightmares are made of.
@littleindierocker
2 жыл бұрын
So frightening. Imagine seeing the switch between charming/ normal to evil when you’re alone and vulnerable 😬😵💫😦
@panz.9449
2 жыл бұрын
Couldn’t help but see the parallel of the switch on the chair!
@Mo.1988
Жыл бұрын
Terrifying!!
@reneet5858
2 жыл бұрын
I agree wholly agree with Greg regarding when Bundy starts to react to being questioned about Killing that 12 yr old girl. You can almost see the excitement begin to run through his mind, and Bundy KNOWS he cannot truly hide all of his " Tells". That is scary, sickening, and I could see the true lack of humanity in his heart.
@carolannelabellekarlin440
2 жыл бұрын
Is it just me, or did he actually start to roll his eyes back like a shark when that little girl came up???
@KissimeeFL
2 жыл бұрын
I’m so glad the panel isn’t afraid to speak their mind! Especially Scott!!!!!!
@rweems5796
4 ай бұрын
We lived in Florida at this time: Bundy dominated the news for months. He was an apex predator in everything he did. He had the death sentence looming and used his knowledge of his crimes and victims against the death sentence by dangling tantalizing tidbits of specific crimes for police to consider. All of a sudden he had police investigators from around the U.S., driven by desperate family members, coming to HIM to ask him about open cases in their files. He was again in charge of his world. I recall maybe 5 or 6 of these visits took place. The head of the Florida Corrections saw through Bundy’s ploy to delay his execution in perpetuity by dribbling out his ‘recollections’ of his crimes, while, at the same time, getting the rewards, his pleasure, of controlling others and reliving each murder. Someone with great wisdom and the power to decide to end Bundy’s cat-n-mouse game did so. No more conversations were permitted and his date with the devil was set and carried out. His 1 hour with Dobson - no recollection of that. It amazes me this was permitted. Someone higher on the food-chain than a Florida Corrections official ordered that be allowed. I tend to be opposed to the death penalty, but also recognize that sometimes there is no alternative- Ted Bundy was one of those.
@cathywestholt5324
2 жыл бұрын
That glance up at Dobson when addressing the murder of the child is chillingly evil.
@juliefraser8136
2 жыл бұрын
He was put to death by people who tried to minimize his pain, fear and humiliation. He put people to death in a way that increased their pain, fear and humiliation as much as possible. He enjoyed it. Always remember that.
@NeilCrouse99
2 жыл бұрын
If you confront people like Bundy they will break that nice guy facade pretty damn quick.. lol. Example,... If this interviewer would have said, *"Well Ted, millions of people have viewed violent pornography and don't kill others. Why was it that you were so weak as to let it control you?"...* You would have seen the REAL Ted Bundy shortly after that statement... lol
@brooksz.3143
2 жыл бұрын
You're so right. I've read that serial killers have a deep seated, pathological sense of inadequacy, so they kill to feel a sense of specialness and power. That question would have sent him reeling, for sure.
@nancyswass119
2 жыл бұрын
As if seeing the real Bundy makes breathing the same air do-able. Gag AND wretch
@ArmchairInvestigator411
2 жыл бұрын
That interviewer sucked
@kasie680
3 ай бұрын
I reckon he said he can’t talk about it because he KNOWS he’ll smile, he knows it invokes excitement that he cannot hide, Is that correct basically??
@cyndy338
2 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite episode. I was living in the Seattle area during his reign of terror, and was frightened. But, until you guys showed me emphatically what a truly manipulative monster he was, I am certain as a single young girl going to bars, I never would have recognized the evil in him. I think that’s why for years I was obsessed with him, wondering how he was able to convince so many young girls to fall under his spell. Thank you all for all you do. You have made a difference in my life, I feel I can trust myself more now than ever. A little late in life, but I made it! You guys are the best!
@girlofthevalley999
2 жыл бұрын
Omg!! How scary!
@sharonbland3843
Жыл бұрын
I personally find Ted Bundy one of the scariest serial killers. The reason is that he comes across as so charming and fallible. When he used to use his bad arm routine to get a girl to help him put items in his car, I could have easily been one of those helpful girls. I have watched this interview a couple of times now, it was the night before his scheduled execution. He is very mesmerizing, I feel he draws you in, I can see him doing this to gain control over his victims, this I feel is the psychopath in him. Very scary.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
I completely agree, He suckered the young unsuspecting women right into his trap, this is utterly scary, because as the guys say , people always tend to judge others from what they themselves are like, unfortunately not everyone are good people, case in point , But this post is a must watch for women of all ages, it's absolutely shocking & horrific but it opens the eyes and alerts all the right instincts that many many young & older women become complacent about, In my younger days , US young lady's wouldn't ever leave each other alone to get home from a night out, we just never done that, even back in the eighty's we never went anywhere alone, it was always as a group, even in our home town , it's a sad fact but true , this 21st century isn't anywhere near as safe as it used to be, I'm trying my hardest to remind my mother, sister & young nieces of this blatant fact daily,
@lisalaursen3684
5 ай бұрын
For a psychologist to say Bundy shouldn’t have been in jail because he had bipolar personality disorder is like saying a rabid animal shouldn’t be caged because it’s not their fault they have rabies.
@AlyxCoe
4 ай бұрын
"It is not mercy to keep mad dogs in kennels " - Elizabeth I
@avi82625
Жыл бұрын
I say this as a compliment: -psychopaths really bring out the best of you guys. Keep ‘em coming! Not the psychopaths, the analysis of them of course… Love y’all ❤
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂 👍
@sayitaintso353
2 жыл бұрын
at 50:12, as a woman relying on nothing but the "intuition" that we have, Bundy is reliving a murder (s) he committed. He practically shivers with joy because the pleasure of it is almost more then he can bear.
@shannon8315
2 жыл бұрын
I believe that, that's why they keep souvenirs. He probably just has a photographic memory.
@marenzita71
2 жыл бұрын
I thought the same..creepy..
@eileendangelo6628
2 жыл бұрын
I completely agree. He was practically giddy with satisfaction at the horrors he’d done. Both disgusting and frightening.
@hellsbells2028
2 жыл бұрын
The Gift of Fear is a fab book! We have the intuition for a reason. I know all the times I ignored my gut instincts and that little nagging voice at the back of my head I paid a heavy price. Every woman should read that book.
@elizabethnicholas1939
2 жыл бұрын
I really wish that one of you guys on the panel would have spoken a little about how sexually violent pornography and the prevalence of it DOES have a detrimental affect on society even though it’s NO excuse for Bundy’s behaviour!
@hal7ter
2 жыл бұрын
Right, porn, even 'pinups' DO have a detrimental affect on society. I think some on the panel are naive. Maybe they do not have sisters.
@elizabethnicholas1939
2 жыл бұрын
@Lara Cross Hi, my comment was about “sexually violent pornography”. I’m not sure what you are getting at but my comment was directed at the guys on the panel because I was curious about their thoughts on the topic. Since I know they’ve probably done a lot of research into it, definitely more than me. My comment wasn’t directed at every nuff nuff who is going to read into a picture I took two seconds to select because I have a right to some privacy.
@nadine_ghc3465
2 жыл бұрын
@Elizabeth Nicholas That's not what these videos are about. “sexually violent pornography” is a topic in itself separate from analyzing a person's body language.
@elizabethnicholas1939
2 жыл бұрын
@@nadine_ghc3465 yes I see where you are coming from and you’re right, I see that now.
@sondra4789
2 жыл бұрын
@@nadine_ghc3465 except that this analysis is NOT strictly kept to his body language only. Elizabeth is reading between the lines and asking questions accordingly, and accurately.
@heidifogelberg3544
Жыл бұрын
A little girl disappeared in his neighborhood at about the age Bundy says his "entity" started to emerge, and some reports indicate they were acquainted. Bundy always denied any involvement.
@monikayounan9452
2 жыл бұрын
Greg is the man! "..& they cured him the next day!" Gold!
@brucebruno842
2 жыл бұрын
I think he didn't want to talk about the 12 year old little girl he killed, especially towards the end of the interview/"at that time", because bringing up and reminding people he killed a little girl/a child undermines all the hard work he put in up until that point. Just my assessment. Yes, I like that Scott clarified what "taking the Lord's name in vain" actually means. He's using it for vain/self-serving purposes. Like the pastor in a poor neighborhood who wears a Rolex, drives a Lexus, wears Armani suits, and always has a building fund, but no buildings ever gets built. The same type of individual who'd tell you that saying the Lord's name is "taking the Lord's name in vain", so you'd never suspect that he actually is "taking the Lord's name in vain" himself, because if you don't know what "it" actually means you can't identify "it". Another fun fact about psychopaths is that 1 of the top 5 careers psychopaths choose is the clergy. Ultimate authority, and their word is the word of god. They make up a small percentage, but something to be aware of.
@susanschreiber8752
2 жыл бұрын
What are the other four career choices!
@susanschreiber8752
2 жыл бұрын
?
@brucebruno842
2 жыл бұрын
In no particular order and a few more, police officer, journalists, media persons, CEO, lawyer, chef, civil servant. All these careers are thought to have "bad-apples", be "sharks", put a "spin" on stories, or give access to people in need. They only make up a small percentage of these careers. We do see systematic problems steming from corruption in all of these careers thought.
@anneloving8405
Жыл бұрын
@@susanschreiber8752 security guards apparently is one.
@Liciablyth
2 жыл бұрын
One of the professors I had the privilege of learning from, asked after interviewing a patient in ward round in a psychiatric hospital: 'Please raise your hands, and be completely honest about this, those of you who agree with this patient that she has been wrongly admitted here and that there is nothing wrong with her". All the men raised their hands. The professor said this "One way of adding another diagnostic indicator as to whether a person is a narcissistic psychopath, is to note the reaction of the opposite sex. Charming male psychopaths tend to elicit great sympathy mostly from females, but men can fall for them too. Female charming psychopaths tend to elicit the same reaction mostly in men. This is what we witnessed today." It was a stark lesson as all the men fell for the patient completely - not a single female staff member had raised their hands. Interestingly, I have watched this video several times years ago and I did not think then, neither do I think now, that he was blaming pornography. I think he elucidated the critical role pornography played in his ultimate behaviour. Not that it caused it but contributed to it. The research into sex addiction and violence addiction was in it's early stages in those years. He is talking exactly how addicts talk. Research also shows that addicts sometimes get more pleasure from the memory of previous events or from the anticipation of a planned event than from the event itself. The brain is flooded with dopamine at the trigger of just talking about 'when he started'. I think some of his behaviour at this point was the pleasure of his first event and his apparent refusal to actually reveal at which age he started his crimes and what his first crime was. He had a range of paraphilia addictions that was really trained from childhood by a violent abusive grandfather who raised him. That training ground, plus the pornography more or less sealed his fate. It is fascinating that he does not ever reveal any of the information here from his childhood. It would be so easy to blame his mother, grandparents etc. He really knew the angle to take in this interview - that the effect of pornography was the big baddie and by agreeing with this, he would gain some admiration from the vast hordes of right wingers. What is remarkable in the Bundy case which keeps so many people, including myself, is the incredible skill he possesses in playing a 'nice, intelligent man' . The bit about morals and ethics and 'Gods law' is, completely for the seduction of this interviewer and presumably the satisfaction he was hoping to feel when thinking about how people will perceive him in watching this interview. His entire seductive behaviour throughout this interview was wanting to elicit empathy and even admiration from others for his 'how nice he REALLY is'. When the interviewer said 'You feel this really deeply, don't you?" WHAT? Talk about making no bones about your agenda sir or about your own narcissism! So Bundy could wax professorially just before he is terminated.
@cherokeedykes1888
2 жыл бұрын
I agree completely that frying Ted will not bring back his victims or ease any pain for the victims' loved ones. I am not a great believer in so-called closure. Nothing will give that. But I do believe in Justice - and it's sometimes very harsh, rightfully (in my opinion) so.
@lisaforte1575
11 ай бұрын
"Thank God they found the cure for him, and they cured him the next day." Amen, Greg Hartley.
@klnewell485
2 жыл бұрын
I lived across he street from Bundy's first victim near the U WA in Seattle. We lived in fear..great fear of walking to the campus. There were escorts formed to walk with us. Bundy joined the escort service. I am 68 and still constantly check my surroundings all the time. Lost faith in safety purely due to this monster.
@commonsense571
2 жыл бұрын
I am so very sorry. That vile thing hurt so very many💔. I wish you hope healing and comfort and I am grateful you’re in this scary world. 🌱
@kariann3198
2 жыл бұрын
3-6 out of 25 will have APSP. The PNW, San Francisco and other large cities are full of psychopaths and sociopaths, only 15-% will be active overt cold blooded criminals. 30-40% of murders in The USA go unsolved except in Illinois 60% of murders go unsolved.
@stheno4783
2 жыл бұрын
😳 I hate that anyone had to go through this and I'm sorry you did too
@karolinaczeska3222
2 жыл бұрын
The part where he is asked about what he felt after murdering that 12-year-old girl, I think the reason why he wouldn't talk about it is that it gave him so much joy and pleasure that he knows it would be impossible for him to hide it. Rapture would have been all over his body and face. That's my take on that.
@cardinalgin
2 жыл бұрын
I thought the same thing.
@craigfinnegan8534
2 жыл бұрын
Similar to why Nikolas Cruz at his current sentencing trial has been wearing a face mask pulled high over his nose while nobody around him is wearing any mask at all. His attorneys don't want his smiles and other telling facial expressions to give away his lack of remorse, sympathy, guilt and shame.
@nikinator2010
2 жыл бұрын
Exactly. Agreed 100%. Really horrifying stuff.
@redwoodrebelgirl3010
Жыл бұрын
That's horrifying & heartbreaking. That poor, poor, precious, innocent baby girl. 💔 (And all of the poor, poor, precious, innocent victims of this demon. 💔) It's heartbreaking & very difficult to _even think about_ the terror, the helplessness, the pain, the revulsion, the confusion, & the cold, lonely, hideous ending that precious, beautiful, innocent, helpless little Kimberly Leach met--at the hands of a demon in human form. I pray, fervently that Kimberly-- *_(& EVERY SINGLE ONE_*_ of the victims of this monster, & of _*_ALL_*_ monsters, & of _*_ALL_*_ terrifying & painful experiences & deaths,_ past, present, & future--& may there be *_ABSOLUTELY NO MORE_* future horrors, nor future deaths at the hands of *_ANY_* kinds of monsters, of *_ANY_* kind, *_EVER AGAIN...)_* --was able to _absolutely & completely_ dissociate from what she had to endure, & that she lost consciousness very, very quickly, & very, very fully & completely, & that her experiences & death were as _free of pain & fear as _*_remotely possible._* May she rest in peace, freedom, & Joy for Eternity. My heart is broken & aching thinking of what her poor parents went through, (...& her siblings?...) & her family, & her friends, & even her community, as well. 💔 May her poor, poor shattered parents, family, friends, & beloveds find whatever comfort & healing may be possible, & strength, support, Light, Hope, & whatever peace may be achievable in such vicious, horrific circumstances. God be with them & hold them tight until they can embrace their sweet, beautiful, cherished daughter, their precious little girl, friend, & beloved Kimberly again. ♥️
@dsoule4902
2 ай бұрын
That sigh, and under the breath "oh yeah"--- he was getting off
@LoyalDW
2 жыл бұрын
This not only sheds a light on just how disgusting Ted Bundy was, but also how disgusting people can be to use a psychopath for their own agenda. If that's the extreme you need to take, there is a good chance what you are pushing is crazy.
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
i agree.
@gutenbird
2 жыл бұрын
They say Ted was a real nice guy. Except for the killings.
@LoyalDW
2 жыл бұрын
@@alswedgin9274 their analysis is based of off studies of all kinds of cultures. From America to even tribes with no contact with the rest of the world. We have been communicating for much longer than we have spoken languages, and we still show these communications subconsciously. Yes they can be biased when it comes to assumptions about things, but they do a great job of focusing on the actual behaviours themselves. When it comes to analysing other languages, yes they wouldnt be able to if they didn't know the language. They have stated before that people who study and practice behavioural analysis speak multiple languages for this reason.
@Bobawob
3 ай бұрын
I looked up what he did, the news stations didn’t say what he really did to dead bodies. What a depraved sick monster.
@thepurplerobin7280
2 жыл бұрын
“He got cured”…best line ever!
@reichmuth100
Жыл бұрын
You got to love it when Greg compared Casey Anthony to Bundy. Unbelievable and on the mark! I also thought he was reliving things throughout his entire interview, Because when he chose to be his own lawyer and he was cross-examining the police officer and asking him questions that were so bad and damaging his own defense, He was reveling in the moment of his kills and getting off on it.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
I completely agree, 👍 That business when he was closing his eyes & licking his lips constantly sent cold cold shivers down my spine, Your right to , the comparison with Casey is spot on, I'm not familiar with the other , But I absolutely thought the very same thing , he was reliving the moments , utterly shocking and chilling to watch , He scares the living crap outta me still , But every woman should listen to their gut instinct, it will never let them down, & they shouldn't ever disregard the red flags that give their guts a sickening jolt, always be ready ,
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
I misunderstood , I thought you were referring to Casey as in John Wayne Casey, another horrific human , well monster, who's definitely not a human, Just watching the panels opinions of the said Casey you are referring to say this moment , 😮
@reichmuth100
Жыл бұрын
@@bessqueen-zn3kt Exactly, I read the book by Ann Rule, 'The Stranger Beside Me' He worked with her at a suicide hotline, But after I read that book, I changed the whole way how I looked at life and how I lived it. I'm not kidding either. It probably saved my life.
@csc8697
Жыл бұрын
Is that cross examination with him being his own layer on KZitem?
@reichmuth100
Жыл бұрын
@@csc8697 I think it may be, But I also watched a few docs on Netflix and Hulu, and Oxygen..
@graciegee6317
2 жыл бұрын
I think when asked about murdering the child (about 2 hours in), he said he couldn't talk about it, because a) it would have revealed his unnatural enjoyment arising from recalling the event and b) he actually didn't want to share anything about it because it was his private little memory, for him only and by sharing it, it somehow either diminishes the "special'ness" of it for him or somehow taints it, if he shares it.
@elizabethanthony3916
Жыл бұрын
Spot on 👍😁
@Talirabbit07
4 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this. Love how Greg says, ‘Bundy was cured.’ 😁. He certainly was.
@isabelleglidden5502
2 жыл бұрын
As a woman, the second I see his eyes, I physically recoil. There is a complete void, darkness, and emptiness in that man. I ache for the women/girls who were victims of this monster.
@grammajo1889
Жыл бұрын
There is a man in Idaho who was arrested for murdering 4 college students. His eyes are just like Ted Bundy’s eyes. I know we should consider him innocent until proven guilty but his eyes are so dark and evil that I recoil just as you said.
@jungleboots769
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, his girlfriend said he was like a wild animal … had the ability to react so fast. She said something fell out of the cupboard he caught it mid flight. His reaction were super quick. Woman believes the lie? There’s always the element of surprise and being taken off guard. He would have immediately made them feel bad about themselves for not helping and the ultimate pressure of him enlisting help would have not given someone time to think - the girls would have been a victim of their own built in nature, to care and to help. I’m sure he would have seen these type of girls coming. His predatory skills would of been well honed, thinking like a (hunter ) serial killer. Poor girls on meeting him, did not have much time or defence. All girls in school should be taught defence or have something on their body to inflict harm to evade this type of monster.
@bmikula1861
Жыл бұрын
When Chase smiles he lights up the universe. I adore him.
@terilong6889
Жыл бұрын
I totally agree. He has an amazing smile. I love to watch it when he gets tickled. It makes me laugh along with him.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
😂 sound like someone has the hots for our hosts 😂❤
@klarawhite
Жыл бұрын
The saddest part was when he suggested he was just a normal guy, who happens to have s SMALL problem. As if raping and killing women is just some small, insignificant issue.
@amandasteele6443
Жыл бұрын
Minimizing is key to a narcissist
@AshleyWilliams-xq7lj
Жыл бұрын
Did y'all notice the flashes of anger followed by annoyance every time the interviewer referred to his victims as women? Very telling. The anger and annoyance both flash in under two seconds.
@gaynelcross4110
2 жыл бұрын
I would worry about anyone watching “violent” porn.
@Fiona2254
2 жыл бұрын
OMG Scott being muted and realizing it 😂😂😂
@Amaya_
Жыл бұрын
6:31 “thank god they found the cure for him & they cured him the next day” ~OMG Im in hysterics 😂 Good one 🙌🏼
@NotThatHelen
11 ай бұрын
Revisiting this one having just watched an incredible interview with Kathy Kleiner Rubin, a woman who survived being attacked by Bundy. He's far from charming. He was a despicable brut. He never "charmed" people into "helping" him, he conned them. Bleurk 😢
@robertpreisser3547
2 жыл бұрын
Sadly, Mark Bowden is a bit naive in this clip. Pornography addiction is real. It is an actual addiction, and this is not some sort of political propaganda. Pornography is incredibly damaging to relationships, and individuals, and society as a whole. That is not a POLITICAL presumption, but what is actually been demonstrated repeatedly. I have worked with pornography addicts, and while I am not going to say every person who watches porn will become a serial killer, as that is not true, but it is equally not true to ignore the harm that pornography causes. I know too well the role pornography has played in multiple individuals who did chase that elusive high from fantasy to acting their fantasies out in reality. That is a very common pathway, and the pattern of escalation is real.
@LucyLu-wj3vn
2 жыл бұрын
This is so true. 💯 %
@SkyandMoon909
2 жыл бұрын
Rapists and murderers use pornography to fuel their appetite along with alcohol usually.
@katherinepaisley5486
2 жыл бұрын
Totally agree. And it in no way negates Bundy’s responsibility for the atrocities he committed. He was guilty guilty guilty!!!
@MichelleTackabery
2 жыл бұрын
Citation please? Never heard that before. Are there academic studies on pornography addiction? There is sex addiction. Is that what you are talking about? Would love to know, thanks.
@kariann3198
2 жыл бұрын
It wasn’t porn he was watching it was snuff porn films
@everythingthathinders6922
2 жыл бұрын
I was disappointed by the panel's expectations of Dr. Dobson--a Christian psychologist, not a criminal behavioralist. I remember this interview in real time--although I listened on the radio. I remember the build up for it as Dr. Dobson stating that he didn't know if he was genuine or not, but that they had decided to give him a chance to speak about the dangers of violent pornography. He never professed to know if Ted Bundy had changed or not. Mark seems under the mistaken impression that Dr. Dobson was a politician. During this time in history I doubt I'd ever heard of the study of behavior. I find the panel to be more judgmental of a large portion of the world's population with this one. Dr. Dobson was never the type of interviewer that the panel seemed to have expected. But people who knew the show would have been able to take it FWIW. But back then, more people thought for themselves and we were kind of opposed to group think. Ted Bundy was a monster and I hear Dr. Dobson say so myself. I was glad he did the interview and was glad to have heard it. I don't fault them for running it. Ted Bundy approached him to interview him. It looks like Dr. Dobson was used, but I never heard him justify a single word of Bundy's, either before or after this interview.
@commonsense2680
2 жыл бұрын
Agreed on this one. I was disappointed at the seemingly biased "agenda" the commenters made about Dobson. I am not a religious right wing nut but seemed like anything Dobson did or said was criticized as opposed to the panel's usual describing their observations of the main subject's behavior.
@jodihertle5319
2 жыл бұрын
👏 yes
@elizabethmchugh9811
Жыл бұрын
My heart goes out to the young women and girls who were his victims.Their final moments must have been pure terror.Ted was a manipulative, cruel and disgusting person.
@bessqueen-zn3kt
Жыл бұрын
It really doesn't bare thinking about , I only hope many many of the ,30 women & young young girls who suffered an unimaginable death at his vile horrific hands ( the 30 he admitted to ! I without doubt know there's many many more, he was an unimaginable MONSTER ! ) my only prayer 🙏 is they were totally unaware and their deaths were instant, with zero suffering, The nightmares these poor poor women & young girls family's must suffer must be horrendous, it would definitely drive me insane , 😢
@PrincessofErised
11 ай бұрын
CONTEXT: This was his last interview before Bundy's execution the next day. He tried to bargain his story for a stay of execution but was rejected. Dobson was a preacher on a crusade to end pornography and wanted to interview the most famous murderer and have him say that porno was why he was so rotten. Bundy lept at the chance for one last opportunity to convince folks that he was just a regular guy turned into a monster by forces outside his control. That one bone-chilling moment at 47:00 where he is reliving what he did (yes Greg NAILED IT) makes me very happy that he is now 6-feet under. I think that he was only sorry he could not do it all again.
@adriel7229
8 ай бұрын
He was feeding Dobson exactly what he wanted to hear. I'm sure there was some truth to it but he layed it on so thick. As usual he knew his audience and knew what he was trying to get from him.
@MindiB
2 жыл бұрын
Re Bundy’s facility with psychological terminology: Didn’t he study psychology at around the time he was volunteering at the mental health helpline with writer Ann Rule? In addition, he must have been interviewed by psychologists of varying skill levels hundreds of times during his various arrests, incarcerations, and the FBI “Mindihunter” team analysis. He’s had plenty of opportunities to learn how to make himself sound like he has psychological insight. In addition, it is amusing to hear him adopt the careful word choices (i.e., “sexuality” replaces “desire to rape and murder”) and soothing cadences of a preacher. He is mirroring the style of his interrogator. I’m guessing this thoughtful, measured manner was not present in police interviews, and we know from his few surviving victims that his demeanor and even his appearance was utterly, horribly different during his crimes.
@carolineben-ari2798
2 жыл бұрын
Yes. Have you read The Stranger Beside Me, Ann Rule's book about Bundy?
@MindiB
2 жыл бұрын
@@carolineben-ari2798 I have, but many, many years ago. I should revisit it after watching this video!
@Seldarius
2 жыл бұрын
The vibe I got from his refusal to talk about murdering was that it was too enjoyable for him and he knows he cannot share that with society if he want to have a shot at continuing his life. I also particularly „love“ his little dig at the families of his victims, because if they can’t forgive him that’s a failing on their part… apparently.
@lynettekomidar2819
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, I saw a flicker
@beccagee5905
2 жыл бұрын
I agree. If he let the mask slip in talking about the 12 year old, we would be sure to see the monster.
@carolineben-ari2798
2 жыл бұрын
Yes to both parts of your comment.
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
agreed.
@sasprilla5
2 жыл бұрын
Or was it that giving it air time would interfere with the "good guy" image he was trying to portray for the moment?
@Violet-o9-c4w
2 жыл бұрын
Maybe it is just because I have read about Ted Bundy, have a friend who was a member of the sorority that he ravaged in Florida, have watched shows, but I can't see the charmer or the good-looking guy people say he was. He just gives me the creeps - the voice, the looks, everything.
@virgiernelson4492
Жыл бұрын
I am a fairly new watcher of TBP. I was a new juvenile justice professional at the time of this interview. Before tonight I have purposefully skipped the Ted Bundy episode. But not because of Bundy. Because of Dobson. Dobson created barriers and cracked thinking which considerably complicated working with the families of juvenile delinquents. Thank you for your forthright commentary.
@kimberlyroland9394
2 жыл бұрын
I've never seen Bundy as charming. He comes off to me as any other slimy, lying, fake "politician" persona. Even his intelligence - it's on a scale of peers like Gein lol.
@rockyriverracing1429
2 жыл бұрын
You wouldn’t ever see it unless he was planing on killing you…
@TASmith-ou3is
2 жыл бұрын
@@norsechick Absolutely! He is a smarmy creep!
@odd8716
2 жыл бұрын
You’re saying this given the context
@Mehki227
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! He wasn't handsome (looks like a beady-eyed weasle to me) or particularly intelligent. At least my understanding was, he was a mediocre student. He was just a con artist and bullshitter - a sociopath for sure - but I just can't see these characteristics that the media kept blathering about! 🙄
@karthikelf
2 жыл бұрын
Its easy to judge someone after knowing about them. You would have a clue let's say you are out from a bar Friday night??? Does it ring any bells?
@auntbee4753
2 жыл бұрын
Now that Chris Watts mistress Nicole Kessinger , police interviews have been released,can you analyze her body language ? Does she have guilty knowledge of the murders? Was she there?
@cindymullen665
Жыл бұрын
I was an evangelical, actually in the leadership. We showed this very interview at church one Sunday night. Interestingly, while the rest of us were nodding and completely thrilled with the "confession" and Bundy's quoting of the party lines as it were (what you saw as a brilliant speech is part of the evangelical canon, even down to the very words and sentence structure, and was likely written by James Dobson), there were two men in the congregation who were frowned upon because they were adamant that Bundy was full of it. These men were both the sort that everyone in the community knew well and were respected - and neither suffered fools. It would be interesting to know what it was that made them able to see through his bs.
@adinamedrea5303
5 ай бұрын
I think what Chase Hughes says is so clever "When you want to know what someone feels about something, ask them what is the public opinion about that subject".
@Rebecca-ym3pm
2 жыл бұрын
I love every episode you guys put out. The bit where Scott didn’t realize he was still muted was the best 😂 It’s fun watching behavior analysts try to hide their natural reactions to prank a friend 😂 My favorite thing about these videos is how you basically explain why “something feels off” in these interviews. It feels validating. Another thing I love is that even though you are analysts, you don’t leave your humanity at the door. “This is a monster.” We can be intrigued by this behavior without forgetting that point. Thanks!
@janedoee
Жыл бұрын
Not Scott pointing out that Chase said FUN FACT about a psychopath!😂
@LoLoSpirit
Жыл бұрын
Yes!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!
@angelagullette2781
Жыл бұрын
Ikr
@susanwoodcarver
2 жыл бұрын
Oh how we desperately needed those three moments of unintended humor that unexpectedly made us laugh out loud. Excellent video. Deep, dark, intelligent commentary. Excellent ending, Greg.Thank you all.
@Jackdelroy1
Жыл бұрын
The fact that people believe someone can torture and murder as many people as they want and still go to blissful heaven because they said they were sorry, is terrifying.
@daveyalbert4839
Жыл бұрын
Have you read the Bible? If so, did you understand what you were reading? The apostle Paul Tortured and murdered early christians. Yet, he accepted Jesus and became an important leader of the early church who wrote much of the New Testament. Most, if not all characters in the Bible screwed up EMBARRASSINGLY BAD. The key to forgiveness with God is sincerity. The Bible makes it clear that no matter WHAT you have done, you can be forgiven, and you can be saved. Is Ted going to Heaven just because he said the right words? The Panel has pointed out that the words that are coming out of his mouth are self serving lies. He is manipulating the audience towards his disgusting Hero-Legacy ideal. We are "ALL" like Ted Bundy in the eyes of a perfect God. That is why it had to be Jesus to take on our sins and be punished in our place. Nothing that we say or do matters. Unless you were perfect from the moment of your birth untill the moment you die you cannot enter Heaven. If you truly accept what Jesus did for you, God will see you as blameless, but - He can EASILY see through any & all BS. If mr. Bundy sincerely accepted Jesus into the core of his heart & truly sought Christ's forgiveness, well, only God knows. But we CAN be sure of these 2 things: 1. Ted Bundy cannot manipulate an All-Knowing God, and 2. Ted Bundy cannot lie his way into Heaven.
@nobbee
Жыл бұрын
Like they are saying, he is incapable of emotion an remorse. I don’t think he can go to heaven.
@Juicypaint
2 ай бұрын
Bundy's most honest statement "I'm scary enough" and he chuckles.
@terrimartin5663
Жыл бұрын
You guys are great, as usual. This is a perfect example of why we need you to all be on the screen. Even though the topic is so, so heavy, your comic relief is absolutely superb. I laughed out loud more than once. ("Oh, the humanity!" Priceless!!) Please keep this format. You all have such charisma as a group.
@stuartist
2 жыл бұрын
Regardless of what really made him into a monster, porn is evil
@donnapearson466
2 жыл бұрын
Apparently, some people don't share your (our) opinion. It, I assume, is considered entertainment, but it is not harmless.
@pamelac.3241
2 жыл бұрын
It is evil. It changes your brain and gets you addicted. That's got Satan's plan written ALL over it!
@Naedlj
Жыл бұрын
Just out of curiosity… has anyone else noticed that all of the panel have their backs to the corner of the room?
@pattyfreeman5819
Жыл бұрын
oh yes..whats that all about..good eyes.
@mslorna78
Жыл бұрын
Pornography has definitely left America in shambles, and it continues to get worse and worse. How can you all not see that.
@vanessa5129
2 жыл бұрын
I watched horror movies as a kid and never have I felt the need to murder a bunch of people 🤷🏻♀️
@koolaidgadfly5132
2 жыл бұрын
Not a fan of horror movies, but I do love Natural Born killers. I have yet to feel the urge to go on a cross state killing spree. Go figure? I've watched that movie probably a dozen times. Maybe the 13th time will be the charm?
@ritz6982
Жыл бұрын
Bundy was trying to make himself relevant and useful to have his life spared. He thought if he made people think he could help with crime prevention by allowing himself to be analyzed, he wouldn’t be fried in the chair. Bundy couldn’t fathom the concept that he was actually going to lose in the end. In his mind he was always going to get away with everything and live.
@dianaramos5915
2 жыл бұрын
When the interviewer ask Bundy about the 12 yr old girl , The way he reacted I thought he was about to roll his head in delight and smile , because it was so awkward,,, but when he put his head down & he raised his eyes up to look at the interviewer, my blood ran cold! I think some of his victims saw that same look in his emotionless eyes when it was too late.
@zaphoidbeeblebrox1809
2 жыл бұрын
The Child Victim's Were more than we know about. In My Opinion
@Anywhooo
2 жыл бұрын
Yep, if he wasn't chained up, he would of hurt that interviewer.
@caramelfrappuccino234
2 жыл бұрын
💔
@debbiew.7716
Жыл бұрын
Bundy got a Psychology degree in 1972. maybe that is why he knew the lingo of the time.
@diplomat2623
Жыл бұрын
That’s what I was thinking.
@debbielowe5496
2 жыл бұрын
Why in the hell does Dobson ask about his " feelings "????? He HAS NO FEELINGS!
@BedtimeStorieswithBelaLugosi
2 жыл бұрын
I *can not* wait!! This is going to be my happy place in 24 hours ❤
@NicolaMaxwell
2 жыл бұрын
Same lol. I got Joe Navarros book "the godfather of body language" going to start reading that tonight.
@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat
2 жыл бұрын
He has the nerve to lecture us about this ‘small’ thing. The family of the victims must have been so disgusted by this interview. Dr. Dobson panting: ‘Pornography made you do it, right, Ted?’ It’s sickening. The both of them.
@alswedgin9274
2 жыл бұрын
it's just a show..
@Trisha_B_done
2 жыл бұрын
Pornography can mess up a mind, iveknown several ppl who lost good lives over it. However so far Bundy's the only person known to me who murdered ppl. It leaves ne wondering what all else did he expose himself to which led to his vileness.
@potato5358
Жыл бұрын
One of the reasons why I ❤️ this channel - the bloopers. Scott this has to be the best one I have seen yet! You should make a segment totally on the bloopers.
@jeanieolahful
2 жыл бұрын
Bundy was hoping for a stay of execution, so he’s basically playing for his life here. He didn’t want to die. He had every intention of being freed, either legally or by escaping. He actually had a huge fan base, was married in jail, and somehow managed to father a child in jail. This guy did not play by the rules, but in the end the rules finally caught up with him. I don’t believe in the death penalty, but I can’t help but be glad that he no longer walks the planet. I do believe he’d somehow manage to kill again. It was a game and an obsession.
@islandgal1187
2 жыл бұрын
@@pauldalnoky6055 I'm curious, what made you a fan?
@Suchanda_C
2 жыл бұрын
@@pauldalnoky6055 this is fascinating… why were you a fan? Are you still a fan? And were you fan coz you thought him being able to kill and get away is what made him “de man” or were you a fan coz you thought he was innocent?
@staciwilson1138
2 жыл бұрын
I lived in the city that one of his victims was killed. It was our police chef’s daughter. I was the right age too. Those times were scary. I know I probably would have gone with him. I was young, innocent, vulnerable and trustworthy. Glad he is no longer with us anymore.
@sheripaisley5263
2 жыл бұрын
💗
@stheno4783
2 жыл бұрын
That's terrifying
@elisabethowen1127
2 жыл бұрын
Hi guys! I look forward to new videos each week and love the content. I thought I would ask if you all might consider doing Alex Murdaugh at some point (just indicted recently). As always, thank you for all that you do. 😊
@TheBehaviorPanel
2 жыл бұрын
Greg here. WOULD LOVE THAT ONE. He has to date been smart enough to stay away from cameras
@Queeneiko666
2 жыл бұрын
That's smart for him, sucks for us 😕 😆
@heyheather111
2 жыл бұрын
@@TheBehaviorPanel There are some jailhouse phone call recordings that have come out, but no video interviews that I’m aware of. He is definitely an interesting case study.
@Shellbound
2 жыл бұрын
@thebehaviorpanel Maybe the 911 call when he found his son and wife? When I first heard it I thought about Marks damsel in distress voice “Help me Help” 😅 but it’s probably too short for a whole video analysis.
@ItsMsJessD
2 жыл бұрын
@@TheBehaviorPanel I want him to talk to anyone, badly. The case is so wild, if you wrote it, you’d be laughed at.
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