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0:00serial killers come in all shapes and
0:02sizes and have existed since the
0:04beginning of time however the rise in
0:06popularity makes us look back and wonder
0:09why they have existed at all from
0:10psychological inability to a bad
0:13childhood it's hard to pinpoint exactly
0:16what went wrong however a murderer isn't
0:18specific to one type of person it could
0:21be anyone and that someone today is ien
0:24wmos otherwise known as the damsel of
0:28death crimez conspiracy Cults serial
0:32killers and murder all things that I
0:34love to consume and I know you do to you
0:36sick beautiful deliciously delectable
0:41smart fabulous very well-dressed freak
0:46yes today we are talking about the
0:48infamous II moros one of the most famous
0:51female serial killers of all time at
0:54least in the media so without further
0:56Ado let's unbuckle our sleat belts go Mo
0:57five down the highway slam on the brakes
1:00and bust through this windshield into
1:02this female serial killer
1:11[Music]
1:17together so eileene waros otherwise
1:20known as eileene Pitman was born in
1:22Rochester Michigan on February 29th 1956
1:25and her childhood was already off to a
1:27bad start due to her parents not really
1:29being model citizens that you would
1:32expect them to be her mother Diane waros
1:34was a 14-year-old girl when she got
1:36married to her father Leo Pitman who was
1:4018 years old not like crazy uncommon for
1:42the time but they're they were pretty
1:44young to say the least so they had their
1:46first child Eileen's older brother Keith
1:48and the couple was married 2 years
1:49before Diane filed for divorce and that
1:52was 2 months before eileene would be
1:54conceived with her mother only being 16
1:57at the time like what was I do when I 16
1:59man I was sneaking out of the house
2:02going to 7-Eleven to get shitty pizza
2:05and slim gyms so Eileen would never
2:07actually meet her father and years later
2:10in 1967 he would be charged and
2:12imprisoned with a life sentence for
2:14kidnapping and graping a 7-year-old girl
2:18and her father clearly suffered from
2:20mental health issues but one of which
2:22was schizophrenia and he would later
2:24hang himself in his cell in 1969 and
2:27this would be a strain on Diane now
2:29having to take care of two of her
2:31children all alone she was a Teen Mom
2:33and made a decision to abandon her
2:35children pretty much leaving them with
2:37her parents Lori and BR waros who
2:40honestly weren't much better than than
2:42Eileen's E's first parents the couple
2:45were unfortunately raging alcoholics but
2:48they were the only people willing to
2:49take care of the two children later
2:51adopting them on March 18th 1960 and
2:54Eileen's childhood would just delve
2:56deeper into chaos as time went on sorry
2:58I got to put my glasses on on I don't
3:00know why I always start these without
3:01putting my glasses on cuz who oh my god
3:03wow I can see crazy grandma Chris coming
3:05at you anyway so at only 11 years old
3:08eileene would start engaging in drugs
3:11and using cigarettes on a daily basis
3:13and also using her body as currency she
3:17would begin doing lady of the nighting
3:19if you will and it wasn't always with
3:21strangers apparently she had even
3:23engaged in those kind of activities with
3:25her own brother Keith so we're already
3:27starting off just in some of the worst
3:31ways you can as a child being born into
3:33parents that can't take care of you one
3:36of them has serious mental health issues
3:38commits crimes you know obviously slew
3:41sidal as well as schizophrenic and the
3:44mother's not willing to take care it's
3:45just and the parents are alcoholics like
3:47talk about a recipe for disaster and
3:49when we talk about nature versus nurture
3:51I think this is a whole lot of nurture
3:55with Eileen's case personally I mean I
3:57know there's nature in there somewhere
3:59especially with mental health issues
4:00that her father had um but she was not
4:03set up for Success not that I'm giving
4:05any excuses for killing anyone okay I
4:07never do that but it's it's unfortunate
4:10is what it is and E's childhood would
4:12just get even rougher with her
4:14grandfather beating her with a belt on a
4:17daily basis and eventually the beatings
4:19became more of a thrill than pain for
4:21her due to her warped mind and her
4:24grandfather would also eventually sa her
4:27leading her to assume different
4:28positions for beatings even well naked
4:32sometimes just just heartbreaking stuff
4:34and during this time at 14 or 15 years
4:36old Eileen would actually give birth to
4:38a boy who was sent to an unwed mother's
4:41home and there the boy would be adopted
4:43from her in 1971 other sources claimed
4:46that she ran away from home but others
4:47state that she was kicked out by her
4:49grandfather and to sustain life on her
4:51own she would begin delving more into
4:54Lady of the nighting to survive on her
4:57own and in that same year her
4:59grandmother passed away from liver
5:00failure so all of this just made it
5:02harder and harder to find friends in her
5:05community she had no family at this
5:07point being excluded from her original
5:09mother to being kicked out by her
5:11grandfather just left her feeling
5:13incredibly isolated at this point and
5:15dropping out of school also didn't help
5:17this case and her priorities were
5:18clearly set on other things so just
5:21again like it's just an ingredient in
5:23the unfortunate serial killer soup like
5:25I feel like in the case of eileene this
5:28actually could have been avoided like
5:30this this was just the system failing
5:33her her parents failing her community
5:35everybody just failed her um again not
5:38an excuse but really unfortunate so this
5:41whole [ __ ] storm would collectively mold
5:44her into the murderer that she
5:46unfortunately became so determined to
5:48make it in the world herself she started
5:50to travel pretty extensively at this
5:52point and her means of travel would
5:54usually be alongside the highways I got
5:57to keep telling you don't hitchhike okay
5:59anti Chris or in right now Grandma Chris
6:02says never hit Chik all
6:04right don't do it okay but she would get
6:07rides along the highway and she would do
6:10that by selling her body through
6:12prostitution to continue to raise money
6:14for herself to to make a life for
6:16herself so she didn't really have any
6:18choice at this point or she didn't feel
6:20that she had any choice at this point
6:22and this was obviously dangerous for
6:24anyone at any age but for a girl that
6:26was a teenager especially it was it
6:30especially dangerous and this wouldn't
6:32be the only crime that she committed now
6:34that she was on her own falling upon
6:36other minor offenses with the law at 18
6:38years old in 1974 she was arrested for a
6:42DUI for example also disorderly conduct
6:44and firing a 22 from a moving vehicle
6:47and she would eventually stumble across
6:49a 69-year-old man named Lewis gratzel a
6:52yacht club president she met while
6:54hitchhiking her way to Florida and this
6:57was her golden ticket to a better life
6:59and she married him very quickly so she
7:01was basically speed running anything
7:03that came her way and marriage did not
7:05stop her she would continue to commit
7:07crimes also specifically an assault in a
7:10local bar and she would also allegedly
7:12hit Fel her husband with his own cane
7:15which made him realize that he had made
7:17a grave mistake and he would later file
7:19a restraining order against her and get
7:22their marriage anold which by the way
7:24was only 2 weeks into their relationship
7:27that that's those are some Kim K numbers
7:30so she was obviously not really built
7:32for longlasting relationships but we
7:34look back at her childhood and that kind
7:36of makes sense again like to be beating
7:39someone with a cane is not good I don't
7:40know what else is going on behind closed
7:42doors but she's just she's just not
7:45coming from a good place she came from
7:47monsters and that's what made her become
7:49a monster herself and she would later
7:51get wind of her brother Keith's passing
7:54getting $10,000 in life insurance as a
7:56payout and she would blow this money
7:58instantly on a car only to later crash
8:01it and completely wreck it and she would
8:03have extra money but blew it all away
8:06living on luxuries such as nicer motels
8:09and just more so she wasn't the happiest
8:12person of course and supposedly in 1978
8:15at only 22 years old she tried slew
8:19Slide by shooting herself in the stomach
8:21and this wasn't actually the first time
8:24as from 14 to 22 she attempted around
8:28six times so she wasn't in a great
8:30situation and her mental health was
8:32obviously very unstable and she was
8:35going from a relationship to another
8:37relationship from town to town with no
8:40friends or family to back her up in any
8:42way so she just felt lost and what she
8:44really needed was money but since she
8:47spent all of her brother's life
8:48insurance she had to get it by other
8:51means so her first crime would be armed
8:54robbery on May 20th 1981 she walked into
8:57a convenience store in Edgewater FL
8:59Florida stealing $35 and two packs of
9:02cigarettes and she would spend some time
9:04in prison and she would be released on
9:06June 30th 1983 and a year later on May
9:09of 1984 she was arrested again and this
9:12time for forgery in Key West while
9:14trying to cash Forge checks and in 1986
9:17she would be arrested again in Miami for
9:20car theft resisting arrest and
9:23obstruction of justice she just couldn't
9:25stop it was almost like she was addicted
9:28to the crime and wasn't smart enough to
9:30not get caught however everything would
9:32change when she would walk into a gay
9:34bar called the Zodiac which yes I see
9:39the parallels of that with another
9:41serial killer being named and a serial
9:42killer walking into it just those lines
9:45crossing so on December 13th 1989 a
9:48man's corpse would be found in a wooded
9:50area off of I95 with two bullets in his
9:53chest and later it would be discovered
9:55that this body was a man named Richard
9:58mallerie and Richard was a 51-year-old
10:00owner of an electronics repair shop in
10:03Clearwater Florida and Richard was a
10:05flawed man to say the least for his
10:08addiction to ladies of the night if you
10:10will and one day he would close up his
10:12shop kind of abruptly and then just
10:15disappeared which was not a shock to
10:17most because he was known to binge drink
10:20and go on these sesual binges as well
10:23and he didn't really have any close
10:24connections for anyone to notice that he
10:26disappeared at least soon however two
10:28young men men would be looking for scrap
10:30metal off the Interstate 95 where they
10:33would find Richard mallerie and when
10:35they found him they would see two holes
10:36in his chest which had 22 caliber
10:39bullets in them and suspicions
10:40apparently fell on a stripper named
10:42Chastity who actually claimed she did
10:45murder him however this was a dead end
10:47as she said the story in a burst of
10:49anger and it was just not true and the
10:51case would later go cold and
10:53investigators would learn later from
10:55Eileen's confession that she stole a
10:57radar detector camera and an undisclosed
11:00amount of money from him and she would
11:01also State on trial and to investigators
11:04that it was in the interest of
11:05self-defense claiming that malary had
11:08graped her beat her and sodomized her
11:11leading to her to take those specific
11:13actions and those actions being shooting
11:15him twice in the chest but this is stuff
11:17that we just don't know it's kind of
11:19like we have to take her word for it or
11:21we take the prosecutor's word for it
11:23it's just something we're not sure of
11:25and I mean there's obviously a movie
11:27monster with uh beautiful Charlie saren
11:30who did such a wonderful job in that
11:31movie where they portrayed a certain way
11:33and whether that was the way that
11:34everything went we don't know
11:36specifically but do with that what you
11:38will let's continue so the next victim
11:40was a man by the name of David Spears
11:43who was a 43-year-old man from Sarasota
11:46Florida and he was a heavy equipment
11:48operator who was last seen on May 19th
11:501990 and he had apparently told his boss
11:52that he was traveling to Orlando but
11:54apparently just never made it there and
11:56his truck would be found on June 1st
11:581990 and his Corp with several bullet
12:01holes in it yet again from a 22 so the
12:04truck was unlocked the license plate was
12:06missing and the only other thing left on
12:08his corpse was a used condom and his
12:11death would just be another mystery with
12:12no leads and the next victim would be
12:14Charles koten a 40-year-old part-time
12:17Rodeo worker and on June 6th 1990 his
12:20body would be found in Pasco County
12:22wrapped in an electric blanket and the
12:24body was severely deteriorated and
12:27completely unrecognizable medical
12:29examiners couldn't even find
12:30fingerprints so it was difficult to
12:32estimate the time of his death and this
12:34body had nine holes in it again with a
12:3622 caliber bullet and this body wasn't
12:39identified until much much later but
12:41detectives relayed the case to Citrus
12:43County where other bodies had been found
12:45estimating a connection could be with
12:47both of them Peter SS would be the next
12:49victim who was a 65-year-old retired
12:51Merchant Seaman and a June 1990 he left
12:54Jupiter Florida to travel to Arkansas to
12:57see his relatives and his car a 1988
13:00Pontiac Sunbird I had a Pontiac Sunfire
13:02when I was a kid I love that car anyway
13:04was found completely smashed up not my
13:06car his car and there was blood stains
13:07throughout the interior and the license
13:09plate was missing yet again and his body
13:12unfortunately was not found and there
13:14were small hope that he had survived and
13:16the next victim would be Troy burus a
13:1950-year-old sausage salesman who went on
13:22a regular delivery route on July 30th
13:25but the manager Johnny Thompson noticed
13:26that he didn't return later that
13:28afternoon and calling around he found
13:30out that he hadn't showed up for his
13:31last few delivery stops so noticing that
13:33he went missing the manager went looking
13:35for him and the police were notified and
13:37at 4:00 a.m. the next morning off the
13:39shoulder of State Road 19 the vehicle
13:42was found unlocked with the keys and
13:44Troy completely missing and it took 5
13:47days until his body was found in a
13:49clearing off Highway 19 in Okala
13:52National Forest where the body would be
13:53identified as Troy burus by his wedding
13:56ring tisk tisk and the cause of death
13:58for Troy would be two shots from a 22 in
14:02the chest and one in the back but
14:04unfortunately they still had no leads at
14:07this point and then there was Charles
14:09Humphrey who was a 56-year-old retired
14:11United States Air Force Major he was
14:13actually a former Chief state of police
14:15and a former State Child Abuse
14:17investigator for Florida's Department of
14:19Health and rehabilitative services and
14:21on September 10th he would celebrate his
14:2335th anniversary of marriage however
14:25just the next day he would completely
14:27disappear and on September 12th his body
14:29would be found in Maran County and his
14:31body would be littered with seven bullet
14:34wounds with one being in his head and we
14:36would learn much later that all that was
14:38taken from him was $300 and a while
14:41later in November a nude body was found
14:43on a Logging Road in Dixie County and
14:46would be identified as Walter Antonio
14:48and Antonio was a six-year-old trucker
14:50who also worked as a security guard and
14:52a member of the reserve police and the
14:54body was found with 22 caliber bullet
14:56holes four of them to be specific and
14:58this would be the the freshest body that
15:00they found being found only 24 hours
15:03after his death and after hearing all of
15:05this police went through each murder to
15:07figure out who the hell could be
15:08responsible so these series of killings
15:11over the next few years were all
15:12questioned by detectives what were their
15:14motives what were their pattern what was
15:16taken from each of the victims why did
15:19each one have a 22 caliber bullet wound
15:22why were all the bodies dumped in the
15:23woods and why were the license plates
15:25taken away and the answer would fall on
15:27a story from a witness who saw two women
15:30crash their car so on July 4th a car
15:33veered off the road near Orange Springs
15:35and landed in some bushes and a witness
15:38Ronda Bailey would see two women crash
15:40the car and also scramble out of the car
15:42they began to argue really loudly and
15:44throw beer cans out into the woods
15:47cussing each other out and just just
15:49being just being crazy and she witnessed
15:51one of the women was bleeding from her
15:53arm so she would approach her cuz she's
15:54a good civilian and she would begin to
15:56converse with her and the woman begged
15:58Bailey not to call called the police
15:59stating her father was nearby then both
16:01women would just hop back into the car
16:03which was in horrible condition and
16:05drive off but after driving for a little
16:08bit the car would eventually just give
16:09up and die which then they would abandon
16:11and just start walking and when police
16:13would investigate the vehicle they found
16:15it to be a Pontiac Sunbird with a
16:17windshield that was smashed and it was
16:20Peter seams car one of the victims so
16:22the police eventually got a read on the
16:24two women that of tyria Moore and Eileen
16:27waros and previous Witnesses said that
16:29they had sold one or the other an RV
16:32while another said that they stayed at a
16:33motel and knew their names and
16:35eventually detectives and police were
16:36able to locate where eileene was located
16:39she was at a biker bar called The Last
16:41Resort in valua County Florida sorry if
16:44I said that wrong and they needed
16:45someone to speak to Eileen undercover
16:48and that person would be officer Mike
16:50Joiner so he would go undercover with
16:52the name this is a great name uh bucket
16:55head very believable cuz supposedly
16:58nobody used their real names in this
17:00specific biker bar so this wasn't like
17:02too shocking and he knew what she would
17:04want and how to get her attention by
17:06flashing money around her and offering
17:08her cigarettes and free beer that's like
17:09a how to get with Eileen 101 and this
17:11would open up her mouth easily to say
17:14the least she would talk about her
17:15girlfriend tyria Moore how she moved out
17:18and left her alone and how she was
17:20lonely because of it and the next day
17:22Eileen would call the guy the undercover
17:23cop to bring all the money and that she
17:25would show him a really good time and
17:27before they could even get to the motel
17:29let alone leave the bar both Mike and
17:31eileene were arrested on January 9th
17:341991 arrest for
17:39what and unfortunately police didn't
17:41have much to go by despite her prce
17:43matching the ones found in dead Peter
17:46seams car and police had Tracked Down
17:48tyia in Pennsylvania asking for her
17:50involvement in the murders and she would
17:52plead completely innocent to them and
17:54said she would work for the police in
17:56order to get a confession out of Eileen
17:58snitch just get stitches and she would
18:00call eileene waros stating that she
18:02didn't want to get arrested Lee they're
18:05coming after me I know they are no
18:07they're
18:08not why are they asking so many
18:10questions then honey listen listen
18:13listen I'm not going to let you go to
18:16jail I love you alive I don't know
18:19whether I should keep on living or if I
18:20should don't TI
18:22Ty what if they don't believe
18:25me what Happ when you go to jail or
18:28anything
18:30I have
18:31to we do it now get it over with and
18:35during all this though she was breaking
18:37down stating that she only did these
18:38murders in
18:47self-defense I was drunk as hell a
18:52professional these guys would take my
18:54off
18:57[Music]
19:00just open up the men that would pick up
19:04and take her for rides would abuse her
19:06and beat her and sometimes even grape
19:08her and investigators just wanted more
19:10questions answered but they'd have to
19:12wait until the trial to get the whole
19:14picture but at this point they did know
19:16that eileene waros was the murderer and
19:18the trial would be chalk full of
19:20information and waros threw everything
19:23out onto the table and during the trial
19:25in January 1992 it went Case by case of
19:28all the murders she committed and the
19:30men that she harmed and she said she did
19:32it to support her lover and stole in
19:34order to support her lifestyle not a
19:36good excuse and police would be directed
19:38to a storage shed where they would find
19:40clothing watches toolboxes and more and
19:43supposedly these all belonged to her
19:45victims and the narrative that it was
19:47purely self-defense was then questioned
19:50why would someone protect themselves and
19:52then steal the belongings of the person
19:54that they killed so Eileen obviously
19:56didn't want to go to trial for a bunch
19:57of murders but she also just wanted to
19:59get it over with which was evident in
20:02her confession but despite all this the
20:03trials would go on and the trial was for
20:05the first murder which would set the
20:07narrative for the pattern of the other
20:09murders the prosecution introduced her
20:11patterns with the other murders and how
20:13she knew what she was doing and she knew
20:15that it was wrong murdering multiple men
20:17for their possessions but what she
20:19didn't expect is that she did this All
20:21for Love basically and that her lover
20:24her lover would hit the stand to
20:27criticize and completely abandon her
20:30putting everything on her and it's just
20:33brutal it's brutal we were sitting on
20:36the floor watching TV and she just come
20:38out and said I have something to tell
20:40you and I asked her what and she said
20:44that she had shot and killed a man that
20:45day and reportedly during the whole
20:47trial she didn't even look at eileene
20:49she completely avoided eye contact
20:51stated her story and just walked out
20:54without looking at eileene at all and on
20:56January 27th 1992 Eileen waros was
20:59convicted of first-degree murder and
21:01sentenced to death but Eileen's story
21:03would later change on March of 1992
21:07during her plea hearing the plea hearing
21:09was meant for the other murders
21:10specifically where she pleaded no
21:12contest she said all the killings were
21:15not in fact for self-defense but for
21:18financial gain or even to eliminate the
21:20witnesses she robbed and this plea would
21:22just give her more death sentences which
21:24I think is kind of mute a Mot point at
21:27that point she's going to die anyway you
21:29know why give her multiple doesn't
21:31really make sense but they would just
21:32continue to add up as the trials went on
21:35eventually reaching a total of six death
21:38sentences that's a lot of death she's
21:40not a damn cat what the [ __ ] but it was
21:42hard to know what to believe directly
21:44was it possible she was abused or even
21:47graped by some of these men or even one
21:50of these men we won't know but the
21:52defense in the first case tried to point
21:54that arrow in the direction of Richard
21:56mallerie who actually had a history of
21:59sociopathic tendencies as evident from
22:01Correctional Facility documents but no
22:03matter what eileene would be sentenced
22:05to death and her life on death row was
22:08not pretty according to her due to her
22:10isolation from others her mental state
22:12was just horrendous being on death row
22:15you have limited contact which in my
22:18personal opinion was the opposite of
22:20what someone like her needed this is
22:22what basically led her to her Insanity
22:24in the first place and crimes she also
22:26claimed that during her time on death
22:28throw that prison workers would taint
22:30her food with dirt spit and even urine
22:33she even claimed to overhear them
22:35talking about pushing her mental health
22:37over the line so she would commit slw
22:39slide before the execution to save time
22:43and worse as well she said that she
22:45heard them talking about graping her
22:47before her execution and the list just
22:49goes on and on from strip searches to
22:53cat calling she was in living hell
22:55before her execution again allegedly
22:58however there was an upside for her
23:00interviews would be conducted with her
23:02by a documentarian Nick Broomfield and
23:05the film just went into depth about some
23:07of the personal reasons why she did what
23:09she did and in an interview she even
23:11stated that she honestly did kill in
23:13self-defense and was so tired of being
23:15on death row she just wanted to die and
23:17she would be on death row for about 10
23:20years so that's a long time to suffer
23:22being locked up when you're thinking you
23:24should just be dead and her mental state
23:26was just deteriorating as the days went
23:28by in her last days she said her mind
23:31was being taken over by radio waves and
23:33she was under a spell they had they had
23:36the intercom on in the room and they
23:39kept lying that it wasn't on and they
23:42were using Sonic pressure on my head
23:45since
23:471997 Sonic and every time I was trying
23:49to write something I they and I I think
23:51they had some kind of eye in the cell
23:53I'm not sure but every time I started
23:55writing something it went up higher so
23:58I'm thinking that probably had the TV
24:00rigged the TV or the mirror something
24:02was rigged they got a huge satellite on
24:04the compound after they put the huge
24:06satellite on the compound could have
24:08been either rigged to the TV set or the
24:10mirror or something cuz the electrician
24:11when he put the mirror on the wall he
24:12said doesn't that look like computer the
24:14back of it and they stuck to the wall
24:16did that affect your mind in some way
24:18the Sonic it was crushing my head in
24:20they were using Sonic pressure but the
24:22media just loved her and not in a
24:25supporting way exactly but more of an
24:27entertain painting way almost like she
24:29was a circus monkey that was being
24:31analyzed in in a in a in a cage which in
24:35my opinion is messed up like I If you
24:37murder someone I think you're a piece of
24:39[ __ ] and that's not right but there's
24:42treating a human like a human um
24:44especially in in specific circumstances
24:46but she would eventually get her wish
24:49from her original sentencing to death on
24:51January 31st 1992 she would finally be
24:54executed by lethal injection on October
24:579th 20 02 at 46 years old and her death
25:00would just spark more media attention
25:03with people questioning the fairness of
25:05humanity of the death sentence to allow
25:07someone to live so much longer than they
25:10needed to suffer daily until eventually
25:12being executed a decade later and this
25:15also sparked talks amongst the feminist
25:17Community acknowledging the mistreatment
25:19of female inmates in prison systems due
25:21to her claims of abuse well on death row
25:24and on the other side of the coin people
25:26believed she got off easy and didn't
25:28suffer enough I was glad she was gone
25:31and someone said to me well don't you
25:34feel bad because she was abused and I
25:36said no I don't I said everybody has
25:40been abused in their life but what was
25:42put into question all these years was
25:44how much involvement her lover tyia
25:47Moore had and how she got off literally
25:49Scott free and we know that during her
25:52confession she admitted to doing all of
25:54this to please and fund her extravagant
25:56lifestyle and by Tyra's own admission in
25:58court she showed that she knew of the
26:00crimes committed because Eileen told her
26:03and this has also sparked a split
26:05amongst those who talk about this case
26:07stating that tyia could have absolutely
26:09been directly involved and in my opinion
26:12if you know that shit's going on call
26:14the popo you know otherwise you're an
26:16accessory like you know that this is
26:19happening you you're you're guilty by
26:21association basically but the case of
26:23eileene waros is a very sad story of
26:26someone who was abused throughout her
26:27life felt unloved and went searching for
26:30it in in all the wrong places a life of
26:32crime and drug abuse just led her on a
26:35path that she could not return from and
26:37the loss of all of those lies just led
26:39to her death penalty and I think the
26:40story specifically raises questions
26:43about how important mental health care
26:45really is the fact that someone could
26:46live their entire life abused and
26:49misused and just just wronged in life
26:51and then end up becoming a murderer and
26:54then treated the same it's just all it's
26:57all not good again not excusing anyone
27:00for murder I think that's [ __ ] terrible
27:02and I think there's other ways around it
27:03but when people aren't helped in life
27:05it's it's hard for those people with
27:07those those trauma blinders on to to see
27:10any any other way out just overall
27:12really really sad but I'd love to hear
27:14what you have to say about this whole
27:16case down below I feel for the families
27:18that lost uh these men do I agree with
27:21what these men were doing no do I agree
27:22with what e did absolutely not just
27:25unfortunate just unfortunate but let me
27:27know what else you guys want to see down
27:29below if you want something sweet after
27:31this sour sour case uh go grab some
27:34candy it's sour. if you want if you want
27:37we got new flavors every week little
27:38guys I've been eating them probably a
27:40little too much but they're delicious so
27:43uh but until the next video I will see
27:45your beautiful face then bye

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