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Speaker 4: The horror began in June nineteen eighty four. Los Angeles
Speaker 4: was under siege. Death waited in the dark at the
Speaker 4: hands of a man they called the Knight Star. After
Speaker 4: a fourteen month reign of terror, he was finally caught.
Speaker 4: It was only then that his true identity was discovered.
Speaker 4: His name, Richard Ramirez. The nice Doctor, killed at least
Speaker 4: thirteen times, thirteen people who were awakened in the night
Speaker 4: to face death. At least fifteen others survived his brutal attacks.
Speaker 5: I didn't particularly care for people.
Speaker 4: In a rare interview, Ramirez refused to discuss his own crimes,
Speaker 4: but had this to say about serial killers.
Speaker 5: A serial killer comes about by circumstances and a recipe. Poverty, drugs,
Speaker 5: child abuse. These things contribute to a person to a
Speaker 5: person's frustration and anger, and at some point in life
Speaker 5: he explodes.
Speaker 4: Perhaps for Richard Ramirez, that anger and frustration turned to rage,
Speaker 4: which he in turn took out on his victims. His
Speaker 4: killings were so sadistic and brutal that even experienced detectives
Speaker 4: were shocked.
Speaker 6: He took a woman in her sixties and stomped her
Speaker 6: to death with his foot, leading an in front of
Speaker 6: a shoe on the side of her face. From that
Speaker 6: to just executing somebody upon walking into a room. After
Speaker 6: he entered a house, he strangled. He used the ligature.
Speaker 6: He used a tire iron on a young girl, beat her,
Speaker 6: left her for dead.
Speaker 2: Would your anger subsided if you had to wipe up
Speaker 2: your mother's blood? I couldn't finish it.
Speaker 7: I had.
Speaker 8: Why on earth would you have hurt those people?
Speaker 2: Why did you kill those people?
Speaker 5: No coment, no comment, I cannot answer that.
Speaker 9: At this time, the horror began that smirk his wild
Speaker 9: I know, anyways, uh laughing at it because they're so stupid.
Speaker 9: I got like the dad jokes are going down the
Speaker 9: road of just just being abnormally dumb, and like.
Speaker 2: That's what that jokes are supposed to be. Right? No,
Speaker 2: am I wrong? Yeah? I guess dumb, All right, So
Speaker 2: what so I gave my handyman a to do list,
Speaker 2: but he only did jobs one, three, and five. But
Speaker 2: he only does odd jobs, knows, don't you joke?
Speaker 8: Welcome everybody back to the show. I'm one of your hosts,
Speaker 8: Tom kat Ak, Tom Thompson, the Reptilian, and we are
Speaker 8: back with another serial killer.
Speaker 2: Serial killer? Yes, why was that me? Remember the show Elf?
Speaker 2: Remember the show or the movie the show Elf?
Speaker 8: A l F with the alien creature with the fucking
Speaker 8: juice naws?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, Olf, Yeah, I guess because it's like if
Speaker 8: uh it's some like alien life form or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I think it is alien life form. Yes, that's so cool?
Speaker 10: Is that?
Speaker 2: Just?
Speaker 8: Are you guessing or I'm guessing? But I'm pretty sure
Speaker 8: that's it. I'm pretty sure that's it. I used to
Speaker 8: love that show, used to love it classic like eighties.
Speaker 2: I don't think I ever really I maybe seen an
Speaker 2: episode maybe, Like I can't say I ever said down
Speaker 2: and actually watched that before.
Speaker 8: So this is our second attempt at the Richard Ramirez
Speaker 8: episode because Billy got rained in and we create a
Speaker 8: Patreon episode out of it.
Speaker 11: So it's time this comes out.
Speaker 2: At least on audio.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna post the end. Remember we talked about it's
Speaker 8: gonna be on Patreon.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm well aware, but that's still it's coming out.
Speaker 11: It's coming out.
Speaker 8: When we talked about it, we uh we discovered Billy
Speaker 8: discovered the Way Way Back. Billy discovered the way Way
Speaker 8: Back machine.
Speaker 2: Damn it, man, I hate that the ship I do,
Speaker 2: and it's like, we get into the we get into
Speaker 2: these podcasts and I get excited and you're drinking, we're
Speaker 2: having fun, and then I kind of forget the cameras
Speaker 2: on sometimes and so be uah, I'm just looking at
Speaker 2: my buddy and I'm like, oh, that's ship that just
Speaker 2: went on the internet.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Nice, Yeah, And I had no control over it. Most
Speaker 2: ridiculous nonsense.
Speaker 8: Watching not documentaries for Patrion about some very controversial stuff.
Speaker 8: So this should be pretty exciting. I decided the first
Speaker 8: time we attempted this, we're gonna put it. We're gonna
Speaker 8: find we're gonna do two parters. It only makes sense
Speaker 8: for some of these big serial killers where we want
Speaker 8: to you know, after I feel like, you know, two hours,
Speaker 8: two and a half hours. People do teet around a bit,
Speaker 8: so I want.
Speaker 2: To see even even me man an hour and a half,
Speaker 2: I'm like that's enough. I'm like, I'm nineteen beers deep
Speaker 2: by now.
Speaker 11: I can somehow just just keep going, man.
Speaker 8: I like when we're doing that when we uh, Anton
Speaker 8: and Aaron did the Jimmy Saville episode, We're like four
Speaker 8: hours and I'm still going off about he's a wizard
Speaker 8: and his cigar is some sort of wand that he uses,
Speaker 8: so you know, but yes, we're talking about Richard.
Speaker 11: Ramirez, who are you.
Speaker 2: Great? Bay?
Speaker 8: Just a guy, just a guy that murdered a bunch
Speaker 8: of remails.
Speaker 2: Damn it.
Speaker 8: That's uh, there's me some obviously video aspects to this
Speaker 8: for all the audio listeners, but this is gonna be
Speaker 8: a lot of fun. I want to do Richard justice,
Speaker 8: uh you know, not justice, that's he got his justice technically.
Speaker 8: And Billy is dying currently fucking allergies.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 8: So we didn't do this to rain like the first
Speaker 8: time was because Billy got rained out. So it's it's
Speaker 8: funny and it's now what hasn't rained there for a
Speaker 8: week and now it's raining again.
Speaker 2: That was the last time it thunderstorms and hey, going
Speaker 2: on the Patreon and listen to me like literally shit
Speaker 2: my pants on camera because there was a we found
Speaker 2: out where it was, by the way, so thunder hit
Speaker 2: it was yeah, like max fifty feet away from here.
Speaker 8: That's crazy and I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna cut.
Speaker 2: That clipper heard. Yeah, thunder in my life like a lightning,
Speaker 2: No thundersound. Lightning is the actual thunder. Thunder lightning, very
Speaker 2: very lightning. But that lightning hit like so close to here.
Speaker 2: It was unreal, like I have never I've never jumped
Speaker 2: that much from a storm before. And funny enough, my
Speaker 2: dogs were good. They're just like, yeah, that's fine, Billy Scarier.
Speaker 11: So funny. Yeah, so, uh this will be a lot
Speaker 11: of fun.
Speaker 8: So we're trying to uh trying to still do this
Speaker 8: even though it's it's raining there, and you know, we
Speaker 8: haven't dived into serial killers for a bit.
Speaker 11: So I'm very I'm very excited for this.
Speaker 8: Richard talking about Richard Ramirez, you know, all the ladies
Speaker 8: love him for some reason, and he also, uh, I
Speaker 8: love Satan.
Speaker 11: He loves Satan. We all know that he's.
Speaker 2: What the hell is wrong with you?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so so uh so let's just uh let's just
Speaker 8: get into it. Let's get into the boy Richie. So,
Speaker 8: big deal death comes with the territory. Let's let's hear
Speaker 8: it from his own words. Let's so, let's let's hear
Speaker 8: him say it.
Speaker 7: As Richard Ramirez is led to prison on that November day,
Speaker 7: he has one final comment for the media.
Speaker 2: Big to you, death always language territory.
Speaker 7: I'll see you instead, Richard Ramirez went to and Quentin prison.
Speaker 2: His strange story continues, I love narrators because like I'm
Speaker 2: a person that will always like pick up like the
Speaker 2: little shit and like if you watch that back and
Speaker 2: like you think of like how that narration went just
Speaker 2: over that video. It was like he's like, I'll see
Speaker 2: you all in Disneyland. He's like, but he didn't go
Speaker 2: instead he went to prison.
Speaker 8: Well, what is Disneyland other than a child trafficking site?
Speaker 8: That like an amusement park where children go missing and
Speaker 8: then they take trips on on cruises to Epstein's Island
Speaker 8: to go snorkeling.
Speaker 11: So who knows, man who knows?
Speaker 2: Who knows? They went snorkeling. Maybe it was worth it,
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe they enjoyed themselves for a minute.
Speaker 8: Snorkeling into the depths of Jeffrey Epstein's ball sack. Whoa
Speaker 8: calm down, What the hell is.
Speaker 2: Wrong with you? I won't understand how So like he
Speaker 2: still got like a little straw on the side.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's like sounding, but you stick a straw into
Speaker 8: it and then you got like suck to come out
Speaker 8: that way.
Speaker 2: That disgusted. So no, that's not what I was saying.
Speaker 2: That's gross.
Speaker 8: So that was Richard Umirez's reaction to his nineteen death sentences.
Speaker 8: You maggots make me It's almost like you maggots make
Speaker 8: me sick. I will be avenged.
Speaker 2: Lucifer dwells within all of us.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 8: They actually had more of a rugged voice. But Ricky
Speaker 8: sounds to be attempts to be tough. So Los Angeles
Speaker 8: is the murder capital of the world. It takes a
Speaker 8: special little twist to capture headlines in the city, whereby
Speaker 8: autumn and nineteen eighty three, five random slayers were at
Speaker 8: large and killing independently of another. In the summer months
Speaker 8: of nineteen eighty five, reporters found their twist and filled
Speaker 8: the front pages with accounts of this sinister night stalker,
Speaker 8: A sadistic home invader with preference for unlocked windows and
Speaker 8: a taste for savage mutilation.
Speaker 11: So everybody out there, like Billy.
Speaker 8: That chooses not to lock his door, especially now in
Speaker 8: Canada where people are literally being invaded into in their
Speaker 8: homes in the country in general too, but in the
Speaker 8: middle of the day, So walk your doors. Billy never
Speaker 8: used to, and he better starts.
Speaker 2: I still don't. I still don't. I have so much
Speaker 2: Like again another thing that you probably shouldn't stay on
Speaker 2: the internet. I have so much pent up fucking rage
Speaker 2: in me that like I can't wait for the day
Speaker 2: that it's super justified. I'm so excited, like that motherfucker
Speaker 2: is getting everything I have okay, and way past the
Speaker 2: point of it's under control, Like you're yeah, no, he's done.
Speaker 8: Cali gets so many opportunities to wear my richer Amira's
Speaker 8: shirt somewhere in the Nightstalker shirt with him with the
Speaker 8: pentagram on his hand. I don't know if the wife
Speaker 8: would let me wear it in public, but I do.
Speaker 8: I do wear some shirts that are very controversial into public.
Speaker 8: So who knows, you know, who knows pil Satan?
Speaker 2: Every day you get dressed, like do you have to
Speaker 2: like run it by Chelsea first.
Speaker 8: Or some things especially like my fuck communism, sure, because
Speaker 8: it's it's controversial.
Speaker 11: You know, some some blue haired kid that just got
Speaker 11: out of college.
Speaker 2: He's like, hey, it's gonna be good for us.
Speaker 1: You know, they're not gonna kill hundreds of billions of.
Speaker 8: Us like they've done at the past, you know, so, uh,
Speaker 8: welcome back. I have a delicious drink. This is called
Speaker 8: the Richer Ramirez specialty.
Speaker 2: It is is that Are you drinking clemato juice? Is
Speaker 2: that a beer with clamato? Or are you just drinking
Speaker 2: the Caesar?
Speaker 11: It's uh, it's a bloody Richard, you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a fucking you're drinking a Caesar.
Speaker 8: It's made out of old lady period blood.
Speaker 2: Are you actually drinking a bloody Caesar though, I am
Speaker 2: drinking a Caesar? Yes? Or bloody Marry? Sorry? What is
Speaker 2: the difference drinking of Caesar Caesar's clemato juice and then
Speaker 2: bloody Marry's tomato?
Speaker 11: But tomato juice is tomato juice?
Speaker 2: No, it's not, No, not even fucking close. Not the same.
Speaker 2: Climato juice. That's clam that's clam juice. Clams is serious juice. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then bloody like tomato juice. Like do you know
Speaker 2: when you get like the little cans or whatever, It's like,
Speaker 2: how thick that is. That's the people in the America drink.
Speaker 2: They'll drink bloody Marry. It's exactly the same, but with
Speaker 2: like that thick fucking tomato juice.
Speaker 11: All right, well, I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: Water like this is much more palatable. I'm drinking the Caesar.
Speaker 11: Too, hilarious. I'm drinking an extra spicy bitch.
Speaker 2: Oh I got I got o g regional.
Speaker 11: So yeah, this.
Speaker 8: Sadistic home invader a story broke. The stalker had three
Speaker 8: weeks of freedom left, but he went on a bet.
Speaker 8: He he but he was on a bent on. He's
Speaker 8: bent on making every moment count. He would claim the
Speaker 8: minimum of sixteen lives before his bitter end. So let's
Speaker 8: bring it back to the past of Richer Ramirez. You know,
Speaker 8: let's talk about his life, right Aneldo Passo, Texas At
Speaker 8: the noon, the airless, heated inferno in the mind of
Speaker 8: a young boy. The dust swirls around his shoes as
Speaker 8: he walks home from school. He looks down at them
Speaker 8: when he suddenly suddenly tiny lights and sparks appear before
Speaker 8: his eyes. He sighs, knowing what will come next, jerking, falling,
Speaker 8: wetting himself and biting his tongue. Blackness will consume him completely.
Speaker 8: As he falls, He is not able to recall later
Speaker 8: where he was or what happened. Future serial killer Richard
Speaker 8: Ramirez is about to have an an aapileptic seizure. It
Speaker 8: is February nineteen sixty eight, and he just turned eight
Speaker 8: years old and feels all alone, even in a crowded room.
Speaker 2: You got you know it videos.
Speaker 11: The seizure dog thing.
Speaker 2: Hey, not so many people, like enough people know it
Speaker 2: that it was even on The Simpsons. But I feel
Speaker 2: like when I meet people they don't know who Flight
Speaker 2: to the Concords is.
Speaker 11: Do you know who they're?
Speaker 2: No, they're in New Zealand.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: They're the Shepherds that came to America for like it's
Speaker 2: just stupid comedy, but like I love it so much.
Speaker 2: They do like a light show for all the dogs
Speaker 2: in the audience. They kill, they kill them all.
Speaker 11: That is funny.
Speaker 8: And if for all the audio listeners, uh, you know,
Speaker 8: we're hoping to avoid this, but you know, if you
Speaker 8: hear the soothing rain.
Speaker 11: Just just enjoy it. It's calming during this bear.
Speaker 2: Can you hear it again?
Speaker 8: A little bit not as bad. It just sounds like
Speaker 8: somebody's taking a piss in the background. So that's gonna
Speaker 8: be fine. Just imagine blood, everybody, imagine blood.
Speaker 2: Actually exactly what's happening. Girl back there just won't stop pissing.
Speaker 8: God's God's period. Blood blackness will consume him completely. As
Speaker 8: he falls, he will not be able to recall it
Speaker 8: later where he was taken or what happened. And so yeah,
Speaker 8: as a child, Ricky was a small but very he
Speaker 8: was very bright.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 8: This came as great relief to his mother, Mercedes, who
Speaker 8: had worked at the Tony or Lamba boot factory, where
Speaker 8: she mixed chemicals and pigments that dyed the leather boots.
Speaker 8: Between the poor ventilations and smell. She feared for her
Speaker 8: unborn final child would have birth effects, and she quit
Speaker 8: in her fifth month. Yet parents will inject themselves. Sorry everybody,
Speaker 8: People are like.
Speaker 2: Whoa, we don't say that.
Speaker 11: It's like, well, a little bit, a little bit of
Speaker 11: that stuff.
Speaker 2: Poor poor man, I'd become a described to you. I
Speaker 2: was like, he's got a haircut like my mom did
Speaker 2: in the sixties. He looks like he looks like a
Speaker 2: woman in the sixties, but he's a man at that time,
Speaker 2: so he was just like literally like a girl all
Speaker 2: the time. It'd be like getting your cool picture taken
Speaker 2: today in grade eight and you got like long, luscious
Speaker 2: blonde hair and your makeup's done, and like, yeah, they
Speaker 2: gave him a knitted sweater from Grandma. That's got all
Speaker 2: these Grandma puts some fucking work in that sweater. Though
Speaker 2: it looks like it looks like you drew it. Though
Speaker 2: you know how hard that would be.
Speaker 11: Kid, that'd be unreal.
Speaker 2: Like if that's an like, I'm super impressed that was
Speaker 2: today today. Not too many people can knit that. That's unreal.
Speaker 11: That's uh, it's it's a it's a weird outfit.
Speaker 8: He's got on and he and I don't know something
Speaker 8: about him in his face and you know, he looks
Speaker 8: happy there, normal normal boy.
Speaker 2: He's like, I got rid of my girl haircut, and
Speaker 2: now mom put a bowl over my head and cut
Speaker 2: around it and then some parts grew longer. Wait, no,
Speaker 2: go to the go to the bowl haircut? Why is like,
Speaker 2: what's up with right over the like the I guess
Speaker 2: i'd be his left eye. Why is his hair doing that?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 2: They just kind of like it's conjoining with his like eyebrow.
Speaker 8: It's it's it's an AI photo. That essentially what's that called.
Speaker 8: When they clean it up, it's.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, that's real.
Speaker 8: It's really it's a real photo. But AI made a
Speaker 8: better quality so we can really see in the eyes
Speaker 8: of a of a child that turns into a serial killer.
Speaker 2: He's got that like that's that's a statistic smile. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's mad there. I think he's younger in this one.
Speaker 2: I think he's older in that one who knows man,
Speaker 2: the one where he's smiling, he's younger, and the one
Speaker 2: where he's fucking when he's older wearing knitted sweater in
Speaker 2: high school. I'm pretty pissed off right now.
Speaker 8: When he was born, she was greatly relieved that he
Speaker 8: was not a special boy. But he was a special boy.
Speaker 2: I'm so happy you are one of them.
Speaker 8: They have to be a Mexican. Actually cannot do one.
Speaker 8: Passo el Paso. He's was it also, Yeah, he was,
Speaker 8: he's a Mexican man. Well he's Latino. Yeah, personally actually yes,
Speaker 8: no ship yeah no home Ray.
Speaker 2: See me and me and the boys.
Speaker 7: You know what we did.
Speaker 2: We went down. We went down to the home deep
Speaker 2: boy and oh lots of money there. These ridg MO
Speaker 2: fuckers don't know ship.
Speaker 8: Home Depot now Canada is like I call it home
Speaker 8: people because it's like filled with It's like everywhere is.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're doing. They're like I by,
Speaker 2: oh no, no, no something. I mean we're going to
Speaker 2: cut that right there.
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Oh homebrand. Why you make me wear some shitty sweater?
Speaker 2: I killed people?
Speaker 8: Now you make miss I'm angry with this shitty sweater
Speaker 8: you make me wear? Grandma, It's like he's like smoke
Speaker 8: a cigarettes at seven years.
Speaker 2: Old, Mamasita. We can't. We can't be doing this. We
Speaker 2: can't be wearing stuff like this. You're going to another accent.
Speaker 2: That was something else. I was trying to do a
Speaker 2: pup like a before puberty. Oh humri I got. I
Speaker 2: mean it's not just higher volume, it's like it's almost
Speaker 2: like a different like because they don't have like that
Speaker 2: rast we always do when we do the Spanish accent,
Speaker 2: like oh, it's like it's same with friends, right Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 11: So we had friends.
Speaker 8: According to the biography Channels documentary Notorious, they later were
Speaker 8: stunned into shock and disbelieve when the young man grew
Speaker 8: up and done the things he was accused of. He
Speaker 8: had loving parents and was the youngest of six children.
Speaker 8: Being epileptic made him a little sheltered in his parents' eyes,
Speaker 8: but they did theirs they could, and his siblings looked
Speaker 8: after him. Traditional Catholic and family proud. They were a
Speaker 8: proud family.
Speaker 2: You know, No, they weren't.
Speaker 11: I'm pretty sure that's him at a church. He's praying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that looks like he is not praying. That looks
Speaker 2: like a man that was forced there saying we do sometimes.
Speaker 2: And then he went back home and because he didn't
Speaker 2: he didn't sing the right note and choir, he got
Speaker 2: beat over the head of the belt. And his dad's like,
Speaker 2: I did everything I could. I was a good father.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, we we get into that too, but realistically, right,
Speaker 8: that's and then he's not praying, Well, he's not praying
Speaker 8: to Jesus.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day, there is not one
Speaker 2: fucking serial killer in this world in my opinion anyways,
Speaker 2: And if I'm wrong, I'll never know I'm actually wrong,
Speaker 2: but I don't believe there's one serial killer ever or
Speaker 2: killer in general that was ever actually raised with good parents,
Speaker 2: because if they were, that is not how your fucking
Speaker 2: mind would.
Speaker 11: You good Bundy, Yes, he did, he had a good upbringing.
Speaker 8: No, he's one of the only ones that had to
Speaker 8: like it was weird because he was he was raised
Speaker 8: pretty decently and stuff like that.
Speaker 11: Well, I'm I want to I want to talk about
Speaker 11: him at some point.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not saying that in general. I'm saying
Speaker 2: in general, like you can lie and say whatever he
Speaker 2: wants to. Why am I sof smoking you can lie
Speaker 2: and say whatever you want to the press. But like
Speaker 2: at the end of the day, like that he said, porn,
Speaker 2: did it fucking be there? Porn? Porn made me help people? Yeah,
Speaker 2: for sure? Maybe jilted And he didn't want to say
Speaker 2: his mom because he loved her, and he's like, you
Speaker 2: fucked me up, mom.
Speaker 8: As much as he's been overdone, I like I would
Speaker 8: actually ted Bundy is just that interesting that I would
Speaker 8: kind of want to talk about him. And he's like
Speaker 8: such this like chauvinistic, kind of like I don't give
Speaker 8: a fuck handsome man like he was his own lawyer,
Speaker 8: you know, so so Julian Ramirez worked for the railroad.
Speaker 8: In many later interviews, he said that Ricky he was
Speaker 8: a good child until he came into his early teens.
Speaker 11: But uh neighbors tell a different story.
Speaker 8: They claim that Uh got the tea Hoodian abused and
Speaker 8: beat not only his wife and his children too, sometimes
Speaker 8: using a fucking baseball bat.
Speaker 2: Right there, right fucking there. He was raised in great home.
Speaker 11: Baseball bat You'll know, I knew it.
Speaker 8: That's crazy to beat your kids with a baseball batman, Like,
Speaker 8: that's some wild ship first up to bat. We have
Speaker 8: abusive berry bonds, so weird, and I was one.
Speaker 2: I never wanted you. I wanted you.
Speaker 11: This his motivation so weird. So uh yeah, so he
Speaker 11: would uh he would hide.
Speaker 2: He's like, I feel sorry, I'm sorry. Sorry guys ever adopted.
Speaker 8: It was uh you know, well, all the the women
Speaker 8: that I did that are knew of, that were from
Speaker 8: foster homes were always the craziest.
Speaker 2: So no ship. They never loved.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I guess that's true. And they never knew what
Speaker 11: love was.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, That's why I'm worried about you. I got
Speaker 2: worried about you sometimes. I moved to New Brunswick because
Speaker 2: I'm like, this guy is like, I'm gonna be known
Speaker 2: as friends with them, and I'm gonna get he's gonna
Speaker 2: just go shoot up a postal.
Speaker 11: Don't say that that's not gonna happen. Shut up. I've uh,
Speaker 11: I had I I was the bringer of my own
Speaker 11: doom so to speak.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: My parents could have done a little better. But yeah,
Speaker 8: maybe they should have called the cops me so often.
Speaker 8: That would have made me a little better.
Speaker 2: Hmmm, that's weird. That's weird.
Speaker 6: Weary me out.
Speaker 8: Anyway, So Ricky began hiding from Julian in the local cemetery.
Speaker 8: You know, he would like he'd be like one of
Speaker 8: those guys on TikTok that's like cleaning off the graves.
Speaker 2: Have you seen that.
Speaker 8: This guy's like, look at me, I'm gonna polish this
Speaker 8: grave up. And there's someone I think I did a
Speaker 8: video and there like demon comes out. It's like there's
Speaker 8: legitimately people that do that on TikTok. They'll go to
Speaker 8: like graveyards and clean up the graves and be like,
Speaker 8: oh this is h I t oh he.
Speaker 2: Finished cleaning this he's an Argentina Helena.
Speaker 8: Everyone knows he's he died in Argentina or he went
Speaker 8: to Hollow Earth, if we know what we're talking about.
Speaker 8: So yeah, sometimes sleeping there to escape the anger of
Speaker 8: his father. You know, all his friends were ghosts and stuff.
Speaker 8: He's hanging out. It is hard to know he was
Speaker 8: telling the truth. But soon a huge factor came in
Speaker 8: to Ricky's life that would change him forever. About the
Speaker 8: time that his cousin named Mike, who came home from Vietnam.
Speaker 2: Good Morning, Vietnam.
Speaker 8: You know, I actually liked that movie. The experience was
Speaker 8: all Ricky wanted to hear about. He began to hang
Speaker 8: out with Mike at Mike's shabby apartment every day, and
Speaker 8: because Mike and his lovely wife named Jesse, who had
Speaker 8: tried to make a home for them, his parents allowed
Speaker 8: him to spend time there. What they didn't realize until
Speaker 8: it was too late that Mike was showing Ricky more
Speaker 8: of Vietnam than a teenager needed to see. Mike had
Speaker 8: been a Green Beret in Vietnam and taken many polaroids
Speaker 8: of the people he killed in the most violent ways.
Speaker 2: You know, get him not actually where I stand if
Speaker 2: anyone's curious, anyone's curious.
Speaker 8: You know, we only stand on humor and in theory
Speaker 8: and speculation and and that's it, you know.
Speaker 11: So you know, he's like, take a look.
Speaker 8: At these these boteroids. Is that pretty crazy?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: He's damn good. I had to go get him, you know, Mama.
Speaker 2: He said he was a man. He was no man.
Speaker 8: So he told Ricky he had that he had to
Speaker 8: rape the women and shot children for fun, for fun.
Speaker 8: This was his fun time. He's like, we're going down,
Speaker 8: you know, we're just you know, it's welcome to Vietnam, everybody.
Speaker 8: We're here fighting the communists, you know what. But we're
Speaker 8: just gonna go to hoche Man's trail. We're gonna enjoy ourselves.
Speaker 2: Oh look there's a child.
Speaker 11: Oh there's a woman. Take off the clothes.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: Then is crazy craziness.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what happened from Well, that's that's song.
Speaker 8: To come defend America from communism on the other side
Speaker 8: of the world, which is I think communism communist won
Speaker 8: the war, and that it's all countries in the Western
Speaker 8: world are encroaching maybe the whole world at one world
Speaker 8: Communist order but at that time that was an unjust
Speaker 8: stupid war because they're like, oh afraid and then they
Speaker 8: lost anyway. So yeah, really so as it's innocent people
Speaker 8: went off to die for no fucking reason and then
Speaker 8: or come back severely damaged, as his cousin was. As
Speaker 8: he taught Ricky how to smoke smoke pot, He's like,
Speaker 8: you just suck it. He told him stories more vivid
Speaker 8: than any other movie or book. This was real life,
Speaker 8: Mike said, and he had pictures to prove it, and
Speaker 8: Ricky loved it. These pictures fascinate him. It wasn't just
Speaker 8: the naked women he dreamed of. It was the killing.
Speaker 8: The blood in the photos is something he wanted to
Speaker 8: see in real life, and soon that wish would come true.
Speaker 2: It's boy, don't do that one.
Speaker 11: It's all good. It's all good.
Speaker 8: Work out in the audio. So sorry that for some
Speaker 8: reason all the sound effects cut out on the video.
Speaker 2: But I thought you were doing it thinking it like
Speaker 2: I thought it wouldn't work it all. But anyways, sorry
Speaker 2: to carry out. You underestimate my power. I do because
Speaker 2: I've seen your power.
Speaker 8: So Mike had come home, like many vets did, and
Speaker 8: to an empty welcome, right, They're like, there's like protests
Speaker 8: at stuff they're going thrown at them because they went
Speaker 8: to fight and just wore. Obviously, there's all these college
Speaker 8: kids that were probably Communist in their right being like
Speaker 8: why are you over there? Were realistically they shouldn't have
Speaker 8: been over there in the first place, but they the
Speaker 8: Vietnamese got them right. Some of the traps they made
Speaker 8: whoa Man, pretty crazy ship that they thought of, you know,
Speaker 8: gorilla warfare, gotta gotta get him where it hurts.
Speaker 11: It's following in traps.
Speaker 2: Do you think I don't have that ship around?
Speaker 11: You have other things that comes down from the trees
Speaker 11: and then smokes them.
Speaker 2: And no, shut up, don't give out, don't tell them
Speaker 2: where they is.
Speaker 8: Billy has a massive ball, so all of his time smoking,
Speaker 8: he he essentially used all the tinfoil and then kind
Speaker 8: of just lit it on fire and eventually it accumulated
Speaker 8: to this massive ball. So if you try to come
Speaker 8: into his home, your chased, Like Indiana Jones, buy a
Speaker 8: massive cigarette ball of all the tinfoil.
Speaker 11: I actually knew a kid that did that his parents.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to tell people not stop.
Speaker 11: I actually do some of that.
Speaker 7: Do this.
Speaker 8: Parents smoke so much that they took the tinfoil and
Speaker 8: they would just make a ball. They lay it on
Speaker 8: fire and make a bigger ball, and it became like
Speaker 8: it was hard as a rock to kind of like
Speaker 8: form it. Yeah, and it was like a literally solid
Speaker 8: ball of metal.
Speaker 2: It was crazy.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 11: I'm like this, how much your parents smoked.
Speaker 2: Had to have taken like ten plus years. Oh yeah
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 8: Well, they we would go over there and they'd be
Speaker 8: like at the kitchen, never smoke, you know, And then
Speaker 8: I ended smoking.
Speaker 11: So that's great. Thanks people.
Speaker 2: You really saw the worst of the worst and you went, yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh my my uncle died in his deathbed because of
Speaker 8: lung cancer when I was eight or some ship seven
Speaker 8: or eight told me not to smoke. Uh and uh
Speaker 8: and yeah and and and didn't help me. But he's
Speaker 8: in hell now because he molested people. So yeah, I
Speaker 8: think he deserves the lung cancer.
Speaker 2: And that's for sure a feeling good story. Yep. Oh man.
Speaker 10: Yeah, anyways, Jesus, the psychological effects and uh changes in
Speaker 10: his state side economy, we're a great deal to bear
Speaker 10: along with a stranger who inhabited his wife's body.
Speaker 11: That's what he thought, I guess he developed the drug.
Speaker 2: Have a fucking lazy eye, I you do.
Speaker 11: He developed the Actually, I don't know, man, you just
Speaker 11: have crazy eyes.
Speaker 8: Is this is this one lazy I get like that
Speaker 8: when I'm like drunker, like I'm high, my one eye
Speaker 8: like droops.
Speaker 11: Down load in the other.
Speaker 8: He developed a drug habit in Vietnam and picked it
Speaker 8: up when he got back home because they're gonna on
Speaker 8: the soldiers like heroin. They gave him acid and shot
Speaker 8: all the ords of stuff. Trying to ease off the
Speaker 8: pain of war. Mike showed Ricky had a smoke, and
Speaker 8: to impress him, Ricky started to do it more and more,
Speaker 8: stealing to finance his low life habit. His you know,
Speaker 8: his parents became worried seeing that Rickie's changed he was
Speaker 8: going through.
Speaker 11: It was obvious.
Speaker 8: I'm sure when he was coming home completely stoned out
Speaker 8: of his mind after singing around smoking joints all day
Speaker 8: with his cousin.
Speaker 11: I know that all too well, man. I remember so
Speaker 11: many times I'd smoke weed.
Speaker 8: My mom would like freak out on us, and I
Speaker 8: remember one time specifically, we're like, we don't think, oh,
Speaker 8: we're thinking that we're smoking in the garage and somehow
Speaker 8: it's not gonna smell. And then she got home and
Speaker 8: we could hear pull in the garage doors like down,
Speaker 8: It's like she freaks out, and I remember sitting on
Speaker 8: the ground. I'm like twelve or some shit, maybe thirteen.
Speaker 8: I'm like just laughing as she's yelling at me. It's like,
Speaker 8: I got to know what it was. Ding.
Speaker 2: I've never met someone that got caught more frequently than you.
Speaker 11: That's so crazy.
Speaker 2: You you have no idea how to hide what you're doing.
Speaker 11: No, I just never cared, man, Like, it's never cared.
Speaker 2: That you got in trouble, and you care as soon
Speaker 2: as she rolled up, even me at your fucking house,
Speaker 2: are smoking in your fucking room, Let's get out. And
Speaker 2: then she opens the door and I see your fucking panics. Fusher,
Speaker 2: I am a bystander right now? Am I in trouble
Speaker 2: right now?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 8: Unemployed and unmotivated, Mike was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder,
Speaker 8: although they had no one at the time to tell
Speaker 8: them that his wife nagged him repeatedly to get a
Speaker 8: job and change his life, but he was becoming an addict.
Speaker 8: Argument after argument ensued while Ricky sometimes watched. Finally, one
Speaker 8: day she went to see what they were doing, and
Speaker 8: so another round of complaints. Can you complain to me
Speaker 8: about my drug habits as a as a Latina?
Speaker 2: Oh you know? Man?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 7: You you you? Okay?
Speaker 2: On second imre is the male one and then female?
Speaker 2: Can you do a quick female one for me? Latina?
Speaker 2: Stop ragging with me. Man, don't come at me, come
Speaker 2: at me. You know you no, no you low life,
Speaker 2: low life garbage.
Speaker 10: Day I come home, you come home too, and I
Speaker 10: find out you you weren't even at work, you even.
Speaker 2: Go you rugs. Excuse me, excuse me, Let me get
Speaker 2: the lemon pledge. You're very dirty.
Speaker 8: So so she's complaining and Ricky just sat there. He
Speaker 8: was like, WHOA, don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: I'll never get married for some reason.
Speaker 11: This picture it's it's it's Richard Mirrors with a baby.
Speaker 8: He's I don't know, a teenager, like I don't know,
Speaker 8: fourteen fifteen, maybe sixteen.
Speaker 2: And he's like he's gonna fucking kill it, I know,
Speaker 2: or eat it or.
Speaker 8: Something like it's a it's like a steak or something.
Speaker 8: He's like, that looks like it looks.
Speaker 11: Like me it kind of does.
Speaker 2: Is that you fuck that looks exactly like my baby picture?
Speaker 2: Oh no, man, did you Mexico?
Speaker 11: Oh shit, maybe you knew it.
Speaker 2: Man. There's people have stories like that, did you when
Speaker 2: did you go to prison? What year was it?
Speaker 8: I did in nineteen eighty six seven?
Speaker 11: Something like that.
Speaker 2: I missed a few years.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 8: I was watching Kiltony and there's a guy that's claimed
Speaker 8: to smoke joints with which he just didn't know at
Speaker 8: the time, and I was like, that's crazy. But does
Speaker 8: that story being like, yeah, I smoked weed with like
Speaker 8: a massive, crazy serial color and there's tons of people
Speaker 8: have done that too, right, They're like, don't realize till laughter.
Speaker 8: And he's like he's like some boy guy in his uh,
Speaker 8: in his seventies, and it's like pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: And he's like, oh, there's my friend on the news.
Speaker 2: Is that Richie? That's Richie.
Speaker 8: It's such a weird story of like, whoa, that's fucking
Speaker 8: crazy man.
Speaker 11: So nuts.
Speaker 8: It kept coming up as I was researching this, like
Speaker 8: I kept seeing stuff about him, like people joking.
Speaker 11: It's so weird.
Speaker 8: It's like it's like the universe knew as I start
Speaker 8: talking about the psychopath. I hope everyone's enjoying the calming
Speaker 8: rain as we do this, I hope. But it soothes you.
Speaker 2: And I heard it. Take it. It's fine, it so good.
Speaker 2: It is what it is.
Speaker 11: The audio will be edited to.
Speaker 2: Brutal.
Speaker 11: It's fine, we'll deal with it. It's fine. I think
Speaker 11: it's as bass is gonna get.
Speaker 2: I hope you're right.
Speaker 8: I fucking two times in a row, this happened. Wild
Speaker 8: Billy does not have good luck. He needs to start
Speaker 8: praying to Jesus, you know. But instead of you know,
Speaker 8: he's at allah Buddha.
Speaker 2: Not been doing it. Let's try the next one.
Speaker 8: So, so Mike lost his control. You know, they're out,
Speaker 8: they're wasted, out of their mind, you know. And he
Speaker 8: lost control. He took out a small revolver and he
Speaker 8: shot his wife point blank in the face, murdering her
Speaker 8: right in front of a young Richard Ramirez.
Speaker 2: When you say young, how old?
Speaker 11: I think he was like fifteen or sixteen something like that.
Speaker 11: Pretty sure.
Speaker 8: I think he was like thirteen, actually, so twelve thirteen
Speaker 8: And seeing this and and the blood splattered.
Speaker 2: On his face, on his face, she flew black.
Speaker 8: Black of bla blah blah, she flew back across the room,
Speaker 8: landing on the bed, like that's pretty intense, like point
Speaker 8: blank range is like right in your weigh in your mug,
Speaker 8: and then just blast her face off.
Speaker 11: And then he was stunned, and he was he was
Speaker 11: a fork.
Speaker 1: He was like.
Speaker 11: Came in his pants. It was the ultimate high, you know.
Speaker 2: And I don't I don't think he came.
Speaker 11: Maybe who knows hard as a rock?
Speaker 2: You know. That's funny. Well, Julie too, go back, go back,
Speaker 2: go back, that's the coming face.
Speaker 11: That's one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly what it looks like. He's like, So
Speaker 2: when when Julie, actually sorry, sorry, sorry to cut you off.
Speaker 2: Go back to that picture again. Yes, why is he
Speaker 2: pressing the chains against the stomach so hard?
Speaker 8: Because he's crazy, man, that's why.
Speaker 5: Is he?
Speaker 2: Is he trying to flex?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, that time he's That's why what a wild photo.
Speaker 2: Take handcuffs, but he just doesn't care, leaning right into it.
Speaker 2: It's like you get fucked, you all bitches.
Speaker 8: He never cared, He had no remorse. This is crazy
Speaker 8: about like, and that's why you loved him so much.
Speaker 8: One of your favorite serial killers, you stated, uh and
Speaker 8: for and we had we did originally an episode on
Speaker 8: Richard Mary's Bed an hour way back in the day,
Speaker 8: probably the fourth I think it was like the fifth
Speaker 8: or sixth episode we ever did. It's on Patrion now
Speaker 8: because some guy on gave us four point or I
Speaker 8: think he gave us four stars and said he didn't
Speaker 8: give us five stars. On Apple Podcasts because the Richer
Speaker 8: Mures episode was God, he's like, where's Richie Rich.
Speaker 2: Because your car kanum Richie Rich.
Speaker 11: He's like, where's Richie Rich?
Speaker 2: Where's he? Man?
Speaker 11: And I'm like, it's on the Patriot a man.
Speaker 2: Don't you ruin our rating over that?
Speaker 7: I know?
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Speaker 8: So when Julian took looking back to the department to
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Speaker 8: Uh, you know, after his cousin did this, it was
Speaker 8: he was now and work. He called jail, but it
Speaker 8: was more of like a mental ward waiting to be sentenced.
Speaker 8: The bloody bed and the stillness of the room shocked him.
Speaker 8: It was death, he later told an interviewer in an interview.
Speaker 8: He quickly went through her. I guess Jesse's purse in
Speaker 8: the front room while Julian opened the window. That's crazy.
Speaker 8: So he's going through her purse and she's dead or
Speaker 8: I guess her body would be either now. But her
Speaker 8: purse is probably on the ground, and so he's going
Speaker 8: through it. Probably could in this high right loving it
Speaker 8: and uh he opened the windows to let the air in.
Speaker 8: Ricky probably felt many things at the time. He admitted
Speaker 8: to knowing the women very well, but there was nothing
Speaker 8: he could do. He escaped to his cousin Mike's house.
Speaker 8: His escape to his cousin Mike Mike's house was gone.
Speaker 8: Things were about to change. School had become less and
Speaker 8: less interesting for him. He was bitterly dis point when
Speaker 8: he was cooked off, kicked off the school football team
Speaker 8: because of his epileptic seizures.
Speaker 2: What happens on football that you can't have epilepsy for
Speaker 2: because you out falling just starts flashing their phones. I
Speaker 2: had di Richie.
Speaker 11: Yeah, maybe that would have been better though, all the.
Speaker 2: Like have Let's have a light show for Richard ram.
Speaker 8: But do you think his number was like thirteen sixty
Speaker 8: six six. Here comes Richard ramires A. His Chelsea number
Speaker 8: is six six six. He says he loves Satan.
Speaker 2: Person to ever have three digits, but hail Satan.
Speaker 8: I love Satan man.
Speaker 11: Alex Jones really loves Satan. It's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8: So this was a crushing blow to his young eagle
Speaker 8: at the age of thirteen. So when his cousin shot
Speaker 8: his wife in the face, he's in front of Ricky.
Speaker 8: He was probably like twelve or eleven something like that.
Speaker 11: Like, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: So he went to the big city of Los Angeles
Speaker 8: to spend the summer with his brother, Ruben Rubin. You
Speaker 8: know who was the sandwich He was reporting sandwich.
Speaker 2: He's like this guy at the time used to go
Speaker 2: into those Mexican restaurants. He'd order sandwiches and they'd be like,
Speaker 2: this guy's nuts and they tell all their friends. He'd
Speaker 2: be like, this guy put fucking sour kraut on the
Speaker 2: meat and everyone's laughing at him, and he's like, this
Speaker 2: is my sandwich. Call it.
Speaker 8: He loves Marba Duke. We're bringing back to man.
Speaker 11: It's so funny. Rich Rumiers is a is a maniac,
Speaker 11: but like he is definitely is.
Speaker 2: It Martin du and no yours is what marmalade.
Speaker 11: Marmalade as I kept saying. His name is Marblelade, so
Speaker 11: weird man and throw back to that. So, uh yeah,
Speaker 11: he was a ruber.
Speaker 8: It was a great influence on Richer considering he was
Speaker 8: a burglar and it harowoind act. So it's like great,
Speaker 8: he's already smoking weed, you know, and smoking cigarettes. Now
Speaker 8: it's like, let's get him into heroin. His main goal
Speaker 8: was now to learning how to steal without getting caught
Speaker 8: so he could get high. When the summer was over,
Speaker 8: Ricky went back to al Passo reluctantly. Living in California.
Speaker 8: Had been in Blast, doing whatever he wanted, whatever he wished,
Speaker 8: whenever he wished. He knew his parents weren't going to
Speaker 8: be happy with his pot smoking and stealing by the
Speaker 8: no shit. By the time that he had grown to
Speaker 8: see Julian as something of a tyrant, he didn't want
Speaker 8: to follow his rules. Julian, for his part, was bitterly
Speaker 8: disappointed and Ricky Ricky had turned out. He had to
Speaker 8: teach Ricky to be honorable after beating him skiing. But
Speaker 8: that's literally like be honorable, and he's like, well, he's
Speaker 8: beating him with a baseball bat.
Speaker 11: Come on, come on, come on, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: What are we doing?
Speaker 11: He so to educate himself better for the future.
Speaker 8: Julian uh then to give him a better future than
Speaker 8: what he had on the railroads, but Ricky seemed to
Speaker 8: want none of them. After one explosive fight, Ricky finally
Speaker 8: said no more and went to live with a sister,
Speaker 8: Ruth and her husband. Guess like a basic Mexican name
Speaker 8: just Guss likes no no something some a little more like, oh,
Speaker 8: you know, why are you doing the Italian?
Speaker 11: That's very it seems Mexican to me.
Speaker 2: Every time we do accents like it's like we can't
Speaker 2: nail it. We are two of the world's worst. He
Speaker 2: knew his what was that he.
Speaker 8: Knew his parents shooting Aaron. I don't even shoot Heroin
Speaker 8: at that point, but.
Speaker 2: Mad at me.
Speaker 8: I track marks on my arm. Unfortunately, Roberto was not
Speaker 8: a good influence on Ricky either. He had bad influence
Speaker 8: at their bad fucking It seems like every like Mexican
Speaker 8: is it bad as.
Speaker 2: Kidding, dude, I'm telling you, honestly, no word of a lie.
Speaker 2: Like I hear my grandma's stories of living down there
Speaker 2: at the time, Like my grandma grew up in like
Speaker 2: a super like sheltered community, right, so their mid and
Speaker 2: I they're living in like the Mexican communities. And what
Speaker 2: my mother did to people in Canada, she never would
Speaker 2: have had me because she would have been in fucking jail.
Speaker 2: Like my mom kicked at the age of eleven. She
Speaker 2: kicked my fucking aunt off a horse and buggy and
Speaker 2: in her words, where I was so hoping the horse
Speaker 2: would stomp its head, would appreciate.
Speaker 11: You chow telling.
Speaker 2: She doesn't care.
Speaker 8: Man, zero remarm She's like, no, fuck you Like that's
Speaker 8: that's a lot of Mexicans.
Speaker 11: I think the government the fucks.
Speaker 8: I do think the government's being paid by the cartel
Speaker 8: to bring in people and stuff. I think that like
Speaker 8: the government is so corrupt, right, there's probably so many
Speaker 8: like politicians and you know, state senators, especially within the States,
Speaker 8: are like I'll take some money, sure, bring them in, man,
Speaker 8: bring them in.
Speaker 2: Keem common what's just funny too, And like it's funny
Speaker 2: to bring like American politics into this too, because at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, like and I don't have
Speaker 2: proof to back this up. This is just like my
Speaker 2: own kind of thought. I genuinely think Mexican people are
Speaker 2: probably like the worst people in the world. Like, for.
Speaker 11: All, you fuckers are gonna pay.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying y'all aren't good. I'm just like
Speaker 2: I'm one of you. I'm white, but I'm still one
Speaker 2: of you. It's my background. But like, just knowing so
Speaker 2: much about how those communities are, I'm like, you guys
Speaker 2: are the most dangerous fucking.
Speaker 8: It can't be worse than the fucking rat worshiping, monkey worshiping,
Speaker 8: poop eating pooping in the street people.
Speaker 2: It hands down way work. I don't know, those people
Speaker 2: at least have some sort of religion to try to
Speaker 2: be good. The idle worship you should never be allowed
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. Same, It's at least something. Mexicans are just like,
Speaker 2: look after yourself. No one's looking after you, and.
Speaker 8: They're doing what's that satanic?
Speaker 2: I love you, By the way, don't anyone from Mexico
Speaker 2: listening to this. My mother grew up in Mexico. I
Speaker 2: love Mexican people. They're awesome, just in Gin generally. That's
Speaker 2: how I feel. I have no fucking facts to back
Speaker 2: that up at all, but this is feelings.
Speaker 8: So he was so, he was a neighborhood peeping tom,
Speaker 8: and Ricky became I guess his brother is another cousin
Speaker 8: or whatever, Roberto or his cousins, his cousin or his
Speaker 8: ann is whatever.
Speaker 11: They're her husband. So he and Ricky is fine.
Speaker 8: He and Ricky proud around the streets by looking into
Speaker 8: the master bedrooms of nearby houses to see undressed women.
Speaker 2: If Ruth knew, she did not let on.
Speaker 8: So she has stated that Ricky was arranging, arraging insomniac
Speaker 8: who never got more than a few hours of sleep
Speaker 8: at night. During this periods still seemed to be unending
Speaker 8: source of energy. There were other drugs by the time,
Speaker 8: cocaine occasionally drunken nights on rum. Ricky went to school
Speaker 8: but didn't really care about what happened there. His grades
Speaker 8: went downhill, and for the first time he began to
Speaker 8: read about Satanism.
Speaker 11: It seemed that Jesus, the figure he had been brought.
Speaker 8: Up to believe that would love and protect him, had
Speaker 8: done nothing kind for him.
Speaker 11: Jesus did nothing for him, so he chose to hell.
Speaker 2: Jesus didn't help.
Speaker 8: It didn't help him at all, not meaning a little bit. No,
Speaker 8: it's fine. Don't worry about it, son, I'll just stuff.
Speaker 8: I'll just have editing to do on the audio side,
Speaker 8: So don't stress it. Testicle box, it is what it is.
Speaker 8: People watching, Just enjoy the soothing sound of rain. Just
Speaker 8: imagine you're in a rainforest and Richard Ramirez is smelling
Speaker 8: in the back of your neck.
Speaker 2: Okay, it ain't gonna be soothing in a minute, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be obnoxious. It's all fine where it's out.
Speaker 11: You're good. We're gonna keep it here. Okay, we're gonna
Speaker 11: keep you here.
Speaker 8: Phil so uh so, you drink rom doing cocaine. We
Speaker 8: didn't care about school. Fucking Jesus was messing him around.
Speaker 8: He's like, Jesus ain't there to protect me. My dad's
Speaker 8: beating me in the baseball bat will tell me to
Speaker 8: love Jesus. So I don't know how that's good working out.
Speaker 8: He had a new master, Satan.
Speaker 2: Hail Satan, Satan a baseball bat.
Speaker 8: Hail Satan's hell saw DoD oh.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear any of it. None of that came
Speaker 2: through in my end.
Speaker 11: It's very loud.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 8: Something's happening with this ship with yeah, your.
Speaker 2: Sud boards fucking backwards. That bit that just begs to ask.
Speaker 2: The question though, is if do you think here's a
Speaker 2: question for you? Are you still in your same season?
Speaker 2: Are you fucking bitch always? Yeah? No worries he fucking
Speaker 2: loser anyways? Through Oh.
Speaker 11: What the hell is called the soundboard man?
Speaker 2: Do you think, hypothetically, if Ritchie's parents were Satan worshippers
Speaker 2: that he would have grew up to be a good guy?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe you would have been So. I didn't hear
Speaker 2: any of it, so you don't think anyone did. So
Speaker 2: at least I got my point across.
Speaker 11: He had he had a new master, right, Satan, you know?
Speaker 8: And he said it should be noted that Ricky never
Speaker 8: joined the Church of Satan. He was an individual practitioner.
Speaker 8: You know he just did on his Ricky had.
Speaker 2: His self contractor I'm not employed.
Speaker 8: No, So Ricky had gotten a job in a high
Speaker 8: school at a motel that gave him access to a
Speaker 8: master key to all the rooms. His uh, his burglary
Speaker 8: skills were consistently consistently getting better. He's going room to room,
Speaker 8: he was he was taking what he wanted, making sure
Speaker 8: that the thefts and his shifts did not coincide. So
Speaker 8: he's literally like he's working at this motel, uh, and
Speaker 8: then stealing I don't know, I don't know what hotel,
Speaker 8: and he's trying to you got a master key, but
Speaker 8: he's trying to make sure it lined up to his
Speaker 8: fucking his own shift. He watched the woman coming and
Speaker 8: going from the motel. His fantasies lingered on the beautiful ones,
Speaker 8: and had been reported that he snuck into rooms, hid
Speaker 8: behind heavy drapes and in the bathrooms, watching his women
Speaker 8: undressed and groom themselves.
Speaker 11: So, and this is where he gets this.
Speaker 8: He's a sneaky boy, right, He's very sneaky, sneak a
Speaker 8: snaky drapes.
Speaker 2: I love these one word, one letter, yeah.
Speaker 11: Literally yeah, And he's like can you see his shoes
Speaker 11: sticking out from underneath. It's like that. It's in scary movie,
Speaker 11: not like the third joke.
Speaker 2: I said in a row that just went over your head.
Speaker 8: I heard what you said.
Speaker 2: I know what you I know what you were all right.
Speaker 8: It's like scary movie where he's like behind the couch
Speaker 8: and she's like, I can still see you. He's like
Speaker 8: ship and he like goes behind the curtain. It's like
Speaker 8: hook sticking out there.
Speaker 2: Come out here, you tell a bitch.
Speaker 8: His fancy is finally spilled into a dark and violent
Speaker 8: assault on the hotel guest. Sneaking into women's rooms with
Speaker 8: the master key, he surprised her from behind, tied her up.
Speaker 8: He was raping the what's the master key for the motel?
Speaker 2: It's it's oh sorry, sorry, yes, sorry, sorry, I'm a dummy. Yeah.
Speaker 8: He was was raping the women when her husband came
Speaker 8: back into the room unexpectedly crazy shocked, he grabbed Ricky
Speaker 8: and began to beat him, punch him in the face
Speaker 8: repeatedly before calling the cops. Ricky was extraordinarily lucky the
Speaker 8: man and women did not want to press charges. After
Speaker 8: he walked in to Richard Mure's raping his wife in
Speaker 8: less than maybe that wasn't his wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's Oh, that would make sense. That'd be the
Speaker 2: only way that makes sense. Because how in the world
Speaker 2: did he not press charges?
Speaker 8: I know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering that. That's a weird little loophole in our
Speaker 2: system anyway. It's like, even if they were doing that, like,
Speaker 2: wouldn't there be like not an option to press charges?
Speaker 2: Like it's just happening anyway because you did it, Like,
Speaker 2: I know, that's that's really weird. That's up to the
Speaker 2: person that called the cops.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's very strange, very strange. You know, I don't
Speaker 11: get it.
Speaker 2: He's he handed me a couple hundred bucks, so I'd
Speaker 2: let the serial killer go. That's weird. That's weird. Someone's
Speaker 2: raping my wife. My god, Like, could you imagine that
Speaker 2: you walk in someone's raping Chelsea to the point of
Speaker 2: even calling the cops, Like that point would never come.
Speaker 2: You're done, You're that's it, And now I'm calling the police,
Speaker 2: like two days later, after I contemplated for a while,
Speaker 2: how I'm going to get rid of this body?
Speaker 11: That's how. I don't know how you wouldn't.
Speaker 8: But that would mean having to supposedly come back to Yeah,
Speaker 8: so you want to press chargers. That would mean I
Speaker 8: have to come back to El Paso, something they did
Speaker 8: not want to do. I don't understand.
Speaker 2: And Ricky lied his way out of the whole They
Speaker 2: were visiting or something.
Speaker 8: So he lied his way through the whole thing. Guy,
Speaker 8: he told every everyone the woman wanted to have sex
Speaker 8: with him and they were having in central sex when
Speaker 8: the husband burst in. It would be funny if he
Speaker 8: was correct. But that's like the mentality of some people.
Speaker 8: I was like, she wanted it.
Speaker 2: She was wearing a short skirt.
Speaker 11: She wanted it, you know.
Speaker 8: And it's just like, it's a lot of these newcomers
Speaker 8: seem to think creeping around.
Speaker 11: Leering at women.
Speaker 2: Dude, trying to build this.
Speaker 11: Right, I don't know who I'm talking about. It's fine.
Speaker 8: He not only escaped, not only escaped prosecution. His family
Speaker 8: believed him. Ricky was he was he was he was like,
Speaker 8: you know, he was like, ah, that's fine, man.
Speaker 2: He was relieved.
Speaker 8: You know, he knew his life was waiting outside El
Speaker 8: Paso and moved back to Los Angeles when he was
Speaker 8: eighteen years old. Just eighteen, a young richie out out
Speaker 8: for out on the prow you know, like.
Speaker 2: He looks like even from day one, like he looks
Speaker 2: not right.
Speaker 11: It's just happy go lucky guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not a happy go lucky guy. Whoever the
Speaker 2: fuck made that's.
Speaker 8: His shitty teeth. Man, he had like awful breath. This
Speaker 8: is this is rich Ramirez in twenty twenty four. It's like,
Speaker 8: let me get a quick selfie.
Speaker 2: He's got his smart phone up looking the other way.
Speaker 2: He's like someone walked in on the outgo because I
Speaker 2: was in the girls washroom.
Speaker 11: But yeah, how yuggie is?
Speaker 8: Man? I like I can see why, Like I don't know,
Speaker 8: like it's this. I was gonna assist that sounds gay,
Speaker 8: but I was like, I can see why women would
Speaker 8: find him attractive kind of back in he.
Speaker 2: Has identical features the fucking Michael Jackson. He does. Man,
Speaker 2: it is weird, Like he's got the same jawline, same nose,
Speaker 2: well old Michael's nose, I guess. But that's right, I
Speaker 2: guess young Michael. However you want to look at that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, stop being so ignorant. Ignorant, I forgot about that.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen nothing a WHI so funny. So let's
Speaker 2: can you sing?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 11: Can you sing Highway to Hell for me?
Speaker 2: Come on a hell way? A heo. You can't do
Speaker 2: the music. You can't do the music as long as
Speaker 2: the beat at the same time, because the lyrics over
Speaker 2: lop the beat slightly.
Speaker 11: Do you know any lyrics?
Speaker 2: If you say two, I'll know the rest of the song.
Speaker 11: I don't know. I don't know the rest of it.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 11: I don't listen to.
Speaker 2: I just need to like that's how I'm fine works
Speaker 2: high Way to Hell lyrics? Oh yeah, Living Easy? Okay,
Speaker 2: now I'm back to the stream. What he go?
Speaker 11: What the fuck happened?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 8: Where did Billy go? He must have clicked out of something.
Speaker 8: Oh man, this boy, this boy, this doesn't seem to
Speaker 8: get a ship better. It was a lot easier when
Speaker 8: he was in the studio right next.
Speaker 2: To me, don't I I was like tapping back and forth.
Speaker 2: So living easy, Living free, season ticket for one.
Speaker 11: Way ride that one hi Way to Hell.
Speaker 2: By So it overdoes it?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: As a white boy, you immediately want to do Sweet
Speaker 2: Caroline with the bump bump bomb, but they don't. The
Speaker 2: Highway to Hell.
Speaker 11: Goes the song is about a pedos, so that's all good. Yeah,
Speaker 11: there was, he was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, California offered many delights for Ricky, but not so
Speaker 8: much as drugs.
Speaker 11: In the beginning, he took LSD and studied Satanism.
Speaker 2: It has been for years.
Speaker 8: He had been heavily influenced by Anton Levy, the author
Speaker 8: of the Satanic Bible. And it's funny because Anton Levey
Speaker 8: did say in the Satanic Bible, I have it ready
Speaker 8: to Yeah he does. He does say to like, uh,
Speaker 8: to not kill people like it's in there, to like,
Speaker 8: you shouldn't kill animals. We don't believe in sacrifice. So
Speaker 8: that's why there's like the nice version of Satanism that
Speaker 8: Anton LaVey created, I got it wet, so it's all
Speaker 8: like manguled. But it's a little handbook of Satanism. But
Speaker 8: that the the Luciferian people, uh, that really believe in
Speaker 8: the real Satan.
Speaker 11: That's a lot different. There's different sections of what they
Speaker 11: call Satanism.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: That's fair and yeah fair.
Speaker 8: So uh, Ricky would drop a hit of acid and read,
Speaker 8: feeling more and more that Satan was his protector, which
Speaker 8: is crazy because the whole idea of this book, or
Speaker 8: originally is the idea that like it's more of an
Speaker 8: atheistic religion or or church, whatever they want to call it.
Speaker 8: And he just he just believed in like to be
Speaker 8: the that you're a god, that you control your own life,
Speaker 8: and that you shouldn't let somebody else tell you what
Speaker 8: to do and how to think and all that stuff. Realistically,
Speaker 8: that's kind of I read I read it so it's
Speaker 8: not as crazy as people think it is. So Satan
Speaker 8: would make sure that if Ricky's devotion was, you know, complete,
Speaker 8: after another joint, maybe lace with PCP took a few
Speaker 8: hits of cocaine, Ricky would go out to the sun
Speaker 8: when to look for what he could steal, and he
Speaker 8: would become an accomplished car thief as well. And there
Speaker 8: was always the prostitutes he could go to when he
Speaker 8: had money. He loved the hookers. Richie loved the hookers.
Speaker 8: Man loved love.
Speaker 2: Someone you don't need to talk to, you don't need
Speaker 2: to pick up, You just pay him a dollar in
Speaker 2: their yours. It's like this is easy for.
Speaker 8: Anybody that thinks that a politician is going to save them,
Speaker 8: as the same way of thinking that hooker likes.
Speaker 2: You fucked me. I hate to say it, but you're
Speaker 2: not wrong.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 2: It's so very very accurate.
Speaker 11: It's so weird.
Speaker 8: There was no way a regular girl could understand the violent,
Speaker 8: sexy crave. Maybe nowadays you'd be like, you know, I'm
Speaker 8: into this. You want to like blood play, edge play,
Speaker 8: it's playing with knives and ship better better just to
Speaker 8: pay a whore and his eyes. They were all whoes anyway.
Speaker 8: His appearance had changed as well. He was tall and thin,
Speaker 8: with very very rotten teeth after all of the drugs
Speaker 8: that he consistently did the result of drinking is not
Speaker 8: that's a real photo. You could look all right, okay,
Speaker 8: right now, right now, google Richards his teeth.
Speaker 11: Google it and bring it up on screen.
Speaker 2: Do it right now before you before you just carry
Speaker 2: on your statement there, go back to that photo for
Speaker 2: a second.
Speaker 11: It's enhanced by a I. That's what's happening.
Speaker 2: Okay, look up his teeth, his nose, not that longo
Speaker 2: at bottom teeth.
Speaker 8: Go Google.
Speaker 2: I will google it.
Speaker 8: Google and bring up on screen. I fucking dare you,
Speaker 8: I dare you that's his teeth.
Speaker 2: Bro once I present, okay, share screen rich Tips again.
Speaker 11: Did you google his teeth or what?
Speaker 2: Well do you see my screen?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: You can't see.
Speaker 11: Why do you not see anything?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay one second.
Speaker 11: Well, if I have to bring it up, I will.
Speaker 2: Richard mirrors, two eyes, real teeth.
Speaker 8: I told you it's all over its Google. I'm googling
Speaker 8: it to you.
Speaker 2: Big difference, big, big difference. You ready, Yeah, look at
Speaker 2: look at this difference.
Speaker 11: Okay, bring up or I will bring it up.
Speaker 2: I am right now, sees Okay, look at this photo.
Speaker 2: That's the one you got.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's his real photo.
Speaker 2: His teeth. He had gnarly teeth. Wait, wait, look at
Speaker 2: the difference. He has teeth down jad No, no, look
Speaker 2: at the difference. Look it down there right here. These
Speaker 2: are bad. But his his bottom teeth aren't in his lip.
Speaker 2: He had normally teeth.
Speaker 8: Everybody knows that his breath smelled of famel the hide.
Speaker 2: There is a big difference between this nonsense. That's a
Speaker 2: real photo.
Speaker 11: That's a real photo.
Speaker 2: It isn't it is. No, you can see how blurring
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 11: We can argue as long as the day is long.
Speaker 11: But his teeth were fucked up, like.
Speaker 2: Do you see my curser? Yes, that's his bottom tooth.
Speaker 2: Don't look where it ends here.
Speaker 11: That's a real photo.
Speaker 2: In my ass, he has fucking a four inch tooth
Speaker 2: bud his real teeth tooth. It's bigger than your dick,
Speaker 2: that's what you're saying.
Speaker 11: Yeah, where they only keep going? What is happening?
Speaker 8: Man? He keeps clicking off of the stream like a
Speaker 8: fucking retard that he is. Oh man, every time I
Speaker 8: miss him being in the studio. It made it so
Speaker 8: much easier. He couldn't leave the same beside me.
Speaker 11: Now are you doing?
Speaker 2: Man? I try to do things that it doesn't work.
Speaker 8: So there was no way a regular girl could understand
Speaker 8: the violet secks that he craved. Bear just pay a
Speaker 8: whore right. So he was tall and thin, very rotten teeth.
Speaker 8: This is the result of drinking a six pack or
Speaker 8: more of pepsi and eating your hurshley.
Speaker 11: He's chocolate bar for dinner. This is what he was doing.
Speaker 8: He was drinking a six pack of pepsi a day.
Speaker 8: Pepsi is filled with horrible garbage and chemicals. If you boil,
Speaker 8: boil the cocaine to go to it, put it with
Speaker 8: the pop that you're drinking.
Speaker 11: Put it in a pan, boil it.
Speaker 8: It's nothing but like disgusting, syrupy garbage that that sits
Speaker 8: inside your body.
Speaker 2: It's really good though, I love it. I love fucking
Speaker 2: pop so much. If I stop drinking alcohol, I will
Speaker 2: drink pop that heavily.
Speaker 11: Wow, that's sad.
Speaker 2: It's so good though. It's a sugar it's it's what
Speaker 2: I'm craving. It's a fucking addiction. Cereal killer of you,
Speaker 2: how very serial killer of me.
Speaker 8: So that's even need to hurt his chocolate bar for dinner.
Speaker 8: That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: Man, that's not much of a dinner. That's because he
Speaker 2: was high. He wasn't hungry.
Speaker 11: Not many girls just put this down.
Speaker 2: I guess like I'll get over it.
Speaker 8: Not many girls would be uh will be interested in
Speaker 8: his lifestyle or be attracted to his wardrobe. All black
Speaker 8: tea's compiled with body odor and unwashed hair.
Speaker 2: You know, well, if it's not washed for that long,
Speaker 2: it starts to be good. You don't get grease if
Speaker 2: you're not even trying. Your hair is naturally shiny. If
Speaker 2: you stop washing it, you only have to wash like
Speaker 2: what once to read like a month.
Speaker 11: I do wine every day, man, I feel like I do.
Speaker 2: I do mind too, But I've been with you. You
Speaker 2: remember fucking what's her face? She does? She only fucking
Speaker 2: washed hair once once every other week, and her hair
Speaker 2: was fucking amazing.
Speaker 8: You have natural grease and stuff like that that I
Speaker 8: don't know about, Ricky though. So people Uh, people stared
Speaker 8: out of complete fear at times, at others just disgusting glances.
Speaker 11: He just laughed.
Speaker 8: Ricky thought it was uh it was an attractive to
Speaker 8: his Uh. I attracted to his confidence, his satan, his
Speaker 8: confidence in satan. Ricky's cousin Mike, had been released from
Speaker 8: the institution he was in after killing his wife, and
Speaker 8: Ricky thought about those days a lot.
Speaker 11: It's got he may.
Speaker 8: You know, hey, Maine, you know what constantly think about
Speaker 8: how you killed your cousin.
Speaker 2: You get it in my head there's that one day
Speaker 2: home made. We are killing the pieces he ne fucked rights.
Speaker 8: Uh so, yeah, he missed talking about that, I guess
Speaker 8: is so weird. He missed talking about killing people, what
Speaker 8: he would like to take someone like, how he would
Speaker 8: like to take someone's life and watch them bleed as
Speaker 8: he's seen with his cousin's wife that bled to death.
Speaker 8: So pretty wild and in February nineteen eighty five. Two
Speaker 8: separate girls and separate incidences he abducted them. The first
Speaker 8: was six years old, taken from a bus stop near
Speaker 8: a school in a laundry bag. We soon classed that
Speaker 8: child and then molested and dumped her at a nearby location.
Speaker 8: He literally kidnapped her in a laundry bag. Pretty crazy.
Speaker 8: And then weeks later Richard took another girl nine years old.
Speaker 8: This is the one I've always heard about it. I
Speaker 8: actually never heard about the six year old from her bedroom.
Speaker 8: Like he's like he's Paul Bernardo, you know, just like
Speaker 8: taking you right from your room, like that one case
Speaker 8: where Paul Barnardo went in that chicks room and they
Speaker 8: just took her out, Like that's crazy, or I did
Speaker 8: it in her room or whatever. That ran out the window.
Speaker 8: He raped her and then dumped her nearby. There was
Speaker 8: no one that could suppose we he could confide in
Speaker 8: about these fantasies and the murdering people having absolutely no
Speaker 8: control over them in their final moments of their lives.
Speaker 8: He roamed the streets of the of Los Angeles. When
Speaker 8: he could not steal a car with a sony walkman
Speaker 8: in his e he was listening to heavy metal. So
Speaker 8: be walking the streets when he couldn't steal a car
Speaker 8: and he'd be listening to heavy metal. But back the
Speaker 8: heavy metal was his favorite band was a CDC. It
Speaker 8: was he loved a c ah Way Hell got that
Speaker 8: little boy, That boy wearing his boy shorts.
Speaker 2: I hate that back in the sack. I hatege girl.
Speaker 8: What's that goose's name? The guy like dancing on the
Speaker 8: stage and does that like and he's wearing like.
Speaker 2: He's a little boy. Don't you call him that? No,
Speaker 2: he's a good boy.
Speaker 11: So weird.
Speaker 8: So he was rarely without tapes, ranging from Black Sabbath
Speaker 8: to Iron Maiden. Actually, the song night Prowler was how
Speaker 8: he saw himself moving through the darkness well California, slept,
Speaker 8: getting high and stealing.
Speaker 2: What he needed. He finally made his fantasy a reality
Speaker 2: on the night.
Speaker 8: Actually maybe maybe we do this we uh we we
Speaker 8: cap it there, cap it there Ray when he's about
Speaker 8: to make his fantasy a reality, and then we'll bring
Speaker 8: it in for part two, just hopefully to avoid some
Speaker 8: of the rain sounds.
Speaker 2: But I think I'm looking in at the window here.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, it's a it's.
Speaker 8: A it's a good way to pick up because we're
Speaker 8: gonna essentially pick it up. The second part will be
Speaker 8: uh probably a lot longer than this part, but uh,
Speaker 8: at least realistically, if we were doing this how I
Speaker 8: want to do it, Billy would love this, it'd probably
Speaker 8: be about four hours. Uh.
Speaker 2: So that's fine, we got and that's a fantastic way
Speaker 2: to end that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because he's just about to ramp up. He's about
Speaker 8: to go in beast mode. Like right now is when
Speaker 8: he's he's he's he's a he's done some you know,
Speaker 8: like a kind of like Parbernhard did, we kind of
Speaker 8: like brush that surface of starting to to to rape
Speaker 8: and and get involved with that stuff.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 8: And then eventually it leads to more worth for comments
Speaker 8: because they need to do this where they need to
Speaker 8: like to essentially please this this whatever's inside of his
Speaker 8: head right that needs to kind of get out. And
Speaker 8: it seems like it always seems, especially with most of
Speaker 8: your colors, but especially him, is that I mean it's
Speaker 8: all of them, but that there's.
Speaker 2: This need that they have.
Speaker 8: They cannot ignore it, and it happens all the time.
Speaker 8: They can't ignore it. Something happens and it's it's like
Speaker 8: this tick in their head.
Speaker 2: That's always that's always my question too. It's I'm wondering
Speaker 2: if if it turns in from like, okay, that's a
Speaker 2: better way to angle this. Okay, So picture yourself in
Speaker 2: that situation and you are the horrible person that just
Speaker 2: took a nine year old girl away, and you just
Speaker 2: you just raped her and then you just killed her.
Speaker 2: And then I'm I'm more curious about the afterthought after
Speaker 2: it's all done. I'm like, I'm wondering if it's like
Speaker 2: so like me, like you watch and then you come
Speaker 2: it's well, it's all done, right, and then you're like,
Speaker 2: do you feel remorse at that point? Like to yourself,
Speaker 2: Like you can betray whatever you want to, like the
Speaker 2: public media, and you can try to be the cool
Speaker 2: guy and like and whatever that and like, who knows,
Speaker 2: maybe that's what that was. Is like maybe he really
Speaker 2: did feel bad, but he's just like, nah, I don't
Speaker 2: this is not how fucking my homeboys do it. No,
Speaker 2: they want to see me fucking tough, and he goes,
Speaker 2: no comment, bitch, Yeah, I know.
Speaker 11: Well I think that it's weird as it is.
Speaker 8: I think that Jeffrey Dahmer actually felt bad afterwards somewhat
Speaker 8: that he was doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you leave that situation, you do it, and then
Speaker 2: you walk home and you're like, on that walk, are
Speaker 2: you going, I gonna stop fucking doing this or are
Speaker 2: you going?
Speaker 8: I think at least for Rich Ramirez, because like there's
Speaker 8: process killers and then there's product killers. Right, process killers
Speaker 8: are Rich Ramirez who likes the process of doing it.
Speaker 8: They enjoy it, and there's product killers like Jeffrey Dahmer
Speaker 8: who like he like just loved hairless chests. Right. He
Speaker 8: wants the chest, He wants the body to like lay on.
Speaker 8: He wants to hear the heart beat and then slowly
Speaker 8: fade away. He wants to lay with the dead bodies.
Speaker 8: Wants to make him into a cool little art museum
Speaker 8: for himself. Like if if if if Jeffer, if Jeffrey
Speaker 8: Dawber had a good like insiders like a Podesta and
Speaker 8: some of these creepy people like his friends with Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 8: you know, he they would probably let him like make
Speaker 8: a whole museum of dead bodies and they'd all clap
Speaker 8: because they all Me and Brett just did the episode
Speaker 8: just essentially just covering more or less the Illuminati and uh,
Speaker 8: we kind of just discussed some of the weird paintings
Speaker 8: and stuff that they buy, and they're like, they'll probably
Speaker 8: like poop paintings and maggot paintings, and they'll make they'll
Speaker 8: buy paintings made it poop, like the elites, the creepy,
Speaker 8: like weird rich people paintings them mad at poop, made
Speaker 8: at poop.
Speaker 2: And a human poopy wild.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the weirdt shit they buy. They're like ten thousand
Speaker 8: dollars for that human poop. What type of poop is
Speaker 8: a jet poop?
Speaker 2: Is a white pop? I need to be a part
Speaker 2: of that community because I want to get rich off
Speaker 2: on people.
Speaker 8: Just ship on a canvas and then try selling it.
Speaker 8: I'm sure someone will buy it. How's that panty business.
Speaker 2: Going for you?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: I never started?
Speaker 11: So are you ready? Are you ready to go?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, I want to I actually because we're doing a
Speaker 2: two partner. Yeah. Yeah, I was gonna because I got
Speaker 2: a really fucking good one and we're saving it for
Speaker 2: the end of part two.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's fine. Uh so part two will be a
Speaker 8: little longer. We just want to scratch the service of
Speaker 8: Richard Amier's early life. Uh and then we'll be diving
Speaker 8: into a longer uh second part.
Speaker 2: Uh you know.
Speaker 11: To to end this on, let's just kick it back
Speaker 11: to I'm just.
Speaker 2: A guy, so dumb, very dumb.
Speaker 11: But I hope everyone enjoyed this first part.
Speaker 8: I'm very excited for the second part is that we're
Speaker 8: gonna get into the nitty gurrit details of all of
Speaker 8: his slangs, all of his killings. He is one of
Speaker 8: the most sadistic serial killers and at least American history.
Speaker 2: The word more more. I don't even know. All buddy,
Speaker 2: you're even older than me. There's so much slang that's
Speaker 2: coming out right now that I'm like, I don't know
Speaker 2: what that means.
Speaker 8: I don't know what what's that that that is? I
Speaker 8: don't know what the fun that was. For a long time,
Speaker 8: we just called it confidence people.
Speaker 11: That's all it was.
Speaker 2: Fucking Oh, you're your way behind.
Speaker 8: That was.
Speaker 2: That was funny for you for out because I'm behind.
Speaker 2: But that was something I knew like four years ago.
Speaker 11: So I don't care.
Speaker 2: I think all the new gen Z slang.
Speaker 8: And Patreon, it's just so crazy, man. One I don't
Speaker 8: understand that generation. They're shipping in the litter boxes in schools.
Speaker 11: That's a real thing that actually did happen.
Speaker 2: So anyways, times.
Speaker 11: That's not a Patreon episode.
Speaker 8: So that's how you support us, right, everybody, The best
Speaker 8: way to support us is to join Patreon. It's very
Speaker 8: cheap and there's a ton of content.
Speaker 2: Support support us is don't worry about Tom, find me
Speaker 2: on Instagram, d m me and say hey, what's your
Speaker 2: auto deposit email? And then there's so we need as
Speaker 2: a show.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes there's people put their paypals and ship. It's
Speaker 8: like here, pay me, send a donation.
Speaker 2: I don't really need that.
Speaker 8: Ship just like I'd rather you pay for content. Billy
Speaker 8: will send you a pair of used panties. Uh, he
Speaker 8: will piss it, So I will.
Speaker 2: Buy a pair. I will piss all over it and
Speaker 2: it's yours.
Speaker 11: But you can buy merch. You can buy the logo
Speaker 11: on the Patreon.
Speaker 8: We will always I always want to push people to
Speaker 8: buy merch, especially the logo, because there's different designs. I
Speaker 8: know that people have picked up, but the logo is
Speaker 8: definitely something like I'd rather, and we don't get a
Speaker 8: lot of money from it, so it's it's it's a
Speaker 8: way of you being able to wrap it someone's like, oh,
Speaker 8: that's cool shirt. Where'd you get that? Like, oh, it's
Speaker 8: my favorite podcast. I don't listen to it if you're
Speaker 8: easily offended, But do tell your grandma. She might like it.
Speaker 11: She might be a little old school, you know, she
Speaker 11: might be like super into it. You know, tell all
Speaker 11: your friends.
Speaker 8: The best way to actually support the show was to
Speaker 8: tell everybody that you know, the five star writing reviews,
Speaker 8: buy merch, joy the Patreon, become a real hose head.
Speaker 2: You know. We're on the end of this anyways, keeping
Speaker 2: the world strange far. This has been killing me this
Speaker 2: whole fucking episode. I don't know if you saw me
Speaker 2: like bugging at this. Look at my fucking skin.
Speaker 11: Where it's a little red. It looks a little red.
Speaker 2: You see that fucking colored Diffyeah.
Speaker 11: What's happening to you?
Speaker 8: Are you turned into some creature?
Speaker 2: My whole body's birth. The fucking ship?
Speaker 11: Why what were you doing?
Speaker 2: I went tubing sunscreen on. I lied on the war
Speaker 2: Ford fucking hours. It has burns of fucking ship. It hurts,
Speaker 2: all of it hurts.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you're crazy.
Speaker 8: I don't need sunscreen, man, don't wear sunscreen unless it's uh,
Speaker 8: it's natural because you're essentially just giving yourself skin cancer
Speaker 8: by some of the chemicals that are in sunscreen.
Speaker 2: Giving your you're also dead. That is not necessary decay.
Speaker 2: That's wild done in moderation. And there's giving yourself skins
Speaker 2: cancer by not wearing suns.
Speaker 11: There is dangerous chemicals in sunscreen.
Speaker 2: You are right. There's also very dangerous chemicals in the
Speaker 2: sun when you.
Speaker 8: Are out there for extend think it a natural one.
Speaker 8: There you go get one that's shot so heavily chemical.
Speaker 2: You have to wear something that.
Speaker 8: Cancer people aren't watch anymore. Like he's called out sunscreen.
Speaker 8: That's not cool.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you can get shipped man ship Wow.
Speaker 2: You are so red.
Speaker 8: That's fucked up. It's it's it's dangerous. Me and she
Speaker 8: also went to last year and we both got ship whipped.
Speaker 11: It was like it hurt.
Speaker 8: I came out of the water like when you like
Speaker 8: they go around, you know, you like fly off the
Speaker 8: thing and slam back down the water.
Speaker 2: We're still recording anyways, were just chatting.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so do not don't go out of don't got
Speaker 8: of bounds when you're so everybody love everybody, support the show.
Speaker 8: As I said, let me find the outro somewhere around
Speaker 8: all right.
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