Criminal Psychologist Explains The Demented Mind Of The BTK Killer
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День томуDr. Eric Hickey is a criminal psychologist known for working with some of the world’s most notorious serial killers. In this episode of Unraveling, he dives into the mind of the BTK Killer, and provides some insight on why he committed such brutal crimes.
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@CupcakeCandy94 Рік тому
I always love hearing how he was caught, the fact that he was offended that he was lied to is so ridiculous it's funny.
@navaryn2938 Рік тому
can't help but think that by taunting the police and by giving himself a "professional" killer persona (having "Projects" with codenames) he was just trying to come off as smarter than he actually was. Probably he subconscioudly knew he wasn't the criminal genious he wanted to be, and in the end his stupidity prevailed
@lauratoffan38 5 місяців тому
Not if you're a Boy Scout leader and Eagle Scout!
@AbstractlyDelen Рік тому
You left out the best piece about the floppy disk. He was so narcissistic, he asked if he could be traced by a floppy disk, they told him no, and he sent it. He thought himself so important, no one would lie to him, and that was his downfall Edit to add- and by his downfall, I mean him going to prison. Whether he wanted to go to prison or not is up for discussion
@rudeinterplanetjanet Рік тому
He looked at his correspondence with law enforcement was like a game and somehow imagined the detectives were enjoying the challenge of trying to catch him. He thought they would be honest out of respect for the game. Somehow he saw it as cheating at the game by not telling him he could be identified by the disc.
@AirQuotes Рік тому
Right that's the best bit. What a fool
@JacobC479 Рік тому
What’s even funnier is when he was being interrogated he said something around the lines of “I can’t believe you guys lied to me” hahaha
@EatDrinkRide Рік тому
Yes I was waiting for that bit also as its just mind blowing that you can be this level of narcissistic. Takes quite some credibility away from this interview that is was not included. In fact it seems they are not aware of well documented facts on his capture.
@AirQuotes Рік тому
@Ronni Dalhoff isn't this channel owned by buzzfeed? They aren't well known for their high journalistic standards
@bryleedawn7341 Рік тому
My basketball coach from when I was in HS lived two houses away from him when she was in college in Wichita. She had no idea and couldn’t believe it after.
@leandradozier968 Рік тому
It was so freaky when he resurfaced. I couldn’t sleep for weeks
@AFoxInFlames Рік тому
That's scary, glad their ok!
@Bone89 Рік тому
What high school? Who was ur coach? I grew up in Kansas. Just curious
@trzascan Рік тому
Y’all gotta stop making the psychologist look like the killer in ur thumbnails
@iszoloscope Рік тому
I laughed way too hard at this
@itsNick-_- Рік тому
Come on man I’ve seen that guy since the 90s he’s just getting old 👴
@nedodarom944 Рік тому
😂
@Our_Patterns Рік тому
❤
@philvillalunamayuga2146 Рік тому
@AlexanderNottingham 🤣
@haughbrinwix2698 Рік тому
I love hearing the analysis from an actual dr. of this kind of stuff. We can only speculate, he got to analyze the things we could not. I just find it fascinating!
@marcosfern777 Рік тому
Def is a whole diff class of psychology like criminal psych 101
@stevenx2523 Рік тому
Yeah I've watched a few of the videos with this DR and he does a really good job of breaking these people down into something understandable.
@MiaArcieri Рік тому
It blows my mind that so many of these infamous people who commuted horrible crimes were either just completely ignored or abused by their parents. Shows that the parents are the root of it all and how we parent dictates so heavily where our children end up.
@scottieman2 Рік тому
I think some of the parents should be guilty of something.
@shabrinaz9877 Рік тому
Its too much of an American thing to do to blame it all on parenting. I dont want my neglecting berating Parents to take credit of me and my sisters' good caring nature. Also a lot of Asian parents slap their kids to dicipline them, none of them turned Serial Killers. Also if PARENTING is to all there is to blame, wouldnt Orphans or Foster Care kids that went through the toughest childhood fit the code??? Wouldnt all criminals be Orphans in prison. All these violent criminals are mostly middle class PREVILLEGED brats.
@Braham_the_Terror Рік тому
@@shabrinaz9877 uhhh no
@MiaArcieri Рік тому
@@shabrinaz9877 Nature vs. Nuture is always at play though and just because something affects one child doesn’t mean it won’t affect another. Throughout this video the psychologist stated he was seeking attention and validation. When kids are not paid any attention to and then grow up, they seek these things whether it is good or bad as it allows people to turn to them as they didn’t get attention or validation and it makes them feel whole and worth something. Also there is a different psychological bond with your parent versus someone who raised you like in an orphanage. Your parents in your child like mind are all knowing and can’t do any wrong and for them to ignore a child makes that child feel like they aren’t even worthy of their parents validation and attention. Hence why he sought it out in his adult life.
@pamelaraney4654 Рік тому
I was sexually abused by my father starting at 8. I’m 55 and have 5 different mental illnesses to manage. Breast cancer at 40 has taken its toll on my body physically. Shame on him.
@Prof_Tickles92 Рік тому
He didn’t decide to give up killing. John Douglas writes in his book, that he(Douglas) discovered that Rader’s wife Paula, on two separate occasions, caught Dennis cross-dressing. And that scared him for a long time, along with an off-handed comment that Paula Rader made, “Oh your handwriting kind of looks like BTK’s.” My own personal opinion is that those things scared him straight for several years, but he was able to sustain his cruelties because he was a city code-compliance officer. A notoriously callous one
@Darkrezta 9 місяців тому
wow I never knew that. thanks for the info
@AdinaDM Рік тому
It’s scary to think that if he could of gotten away with everything, if he didn’t resurface
@jjr1728 6 днів тому
Genetic genealogists would have had him by 2018ish anyway just like the Golden State Killer got caught. Btk would have been top 3 priority along with GSK/ONS
@crashburn3292 Рік тому
At the end of the trial Rader thanked the police detectives, lawyers, etc, in such a way that you'd swear he thought he was accepting an award or congratulating them for finally catching such a genius as himself. He's was a next level, off the charts narcissist.
@epiclexi1234 6 місяців тому
"and his mother enjoyed watching TV" um what?😂😂😂
@johngilmore697 4 дні тому
UK gold, London's Burning
@bathtownship 2 дні тому
That must mean you are going to turn your child into a serial killer, you lean something new everyday 😏😏
@zoundstreetop Рік тому
They join the military because it makes them feel powerful…or it is the best opportunity to kill legally.
@pompeythegreat297 Рік тому
Knew Marines that joined just so they could kill legally.
@adamirishconundrum851 Рік тому
He joined the air force so he wouldn't be drafted and avoiding seeing combat
@kenyattaclay7666 Рік тому
It was Vietnam so it's just a coincidence that he was in the military because most men his age were in the military. & the two that they mentioned that weren't part of Vietnam, Dahmer was forced to join by his father because he flunked out of Ohio State & Mcveugh wasn't a serial killer, he was a mass killer.
@melissaclark8381 Рік тому
I really enjoy Dr. Hickey’s interviews. Keep them coming. Thank you.
@justinbeard2024 11 місяців тому
I was raised by a narcissistic single mother with a narcissistic twin brother, it took 30 years to get away and was horrible
@yildirimbas 7 місяців тому
So the chances are you're yourself a narcissist.
@mathiasstrom7790 Місяць тому
@@yildirimbasonly if he/she chooses to be a selfish bastard. We all have a choice
@yildirimbas Місяць тому
@@mathiasstrom7790 bastards dont have a choice on this matter. Dont waste my time with your bs
@iswhatitis94 22 дні тому
Lol no, people raised by narcissistic parents are typically diagnosed with BPD or borderline personality disorder or with more extreme trauma DID the old term multiple personality disorder. Narcissist are usually raised when they are over protected snd given the world by rich parents or middle class parents who never say no to their kids, thats what creates a narcissist not being abused by one. @@yildirimbas
@Sarappreciates Рік тому
A therapist once told me "you are your values." If that's true, then Dennis is truly a monster.
@moonie9000 Рік тому
Finally somebody said it about the military. I've been saying that for years.
@redcat9436 3 місяці тому
And you've been wrong for years.
@moonie9000 3 місяці тому
@@redcat9436 Tell me more.
@kateeakins2140 Рік тому
I love hearing from Dr. Hickey. I feel like I learn so much. Please make more of these videos! I think they're so fascinating.
@reesecup95 Рік тому
His eyebrows alone make him look crazy as hell 🫢😳
@Ghostface13139 Рік тому
Please post more of these videos! I’m a psych major and hearing Dr. Hickey talk about serial killers is so interesting 😂 I would love to talk to him
@cejannuzi 9 місяців тому
What strikes me about him and the Golden State killer is how they got to enjoy a 'normal life' while denying so many others of that.
@newyardleysinclair9960 Рік тому
Dude his bondage photos were horrifying. It's something from a horror film lol
@facundorodriguez361 7 місяців тому
When asking me "do monsters exist?" I always answer "No" to my kids, but that's a lie. I do damn well that the answer is "yes". And the scary part is that they look like us and walk among us.
@charlesgibbs4652 Рік тому
Hi Dr. Hickey! I haven't seen you since Fresno State with the McNair program. Please keep the posts coming, they are very interesting.
@AirQuotes Рік тому
The way he was caught was hilarious
@LandofOzOfficial Рік тому
I live in Wichita, & used to live in Park City. This man was in my house when I was 3. Our Doberman kept getting out. Creepy.
@starkeymorgan7481 Рік тому
Ugh
@MainFrameGamerz Рік тому
Another great episode. Always look forward to the next. Keep up the great work guys. Finally subscribing. :)
@coleburnett2803 Рік тому
It so fascinating how the mind of a serial killer works and his motives
@paullywog13 Рік тому
Nature set the table, nurture served the meal.
@GM_Vand Рік тому
I'm originally from Lincoln, Nebraska. I'd like to see Dr. Hickey's thoughts on our own spree killer Charles Starkweather.
@imcs Рік тому
intriguing!
@1972dsrai Рік тому
There are so many similarities between him and Russell Williams. I’m how easily they were both ultimately caught, mainly due to their own stupidity for not hiding the tracts better.
@themontypython7316 Рік тому
It’s weird living in Wichita and only living 10 min from where the Ortega family incident happened
@LucasDinnin 5 місяців тому
great work boys
@AdinaDM Рік тому
I stand by the idea that some sort of traumatic event is what shapes these people to become what they become. There has to be some mind altering moment in their life that changes how they perceive everything
@lucretia_macevil Рік тому
its a CHOICE. Statistically, about 60% of people who experience Childhood Adverse Experiences do not become abusers or offenders themselves. 40% of those people, decide when the trauma happens, that it's either them or someone else experiencing the trauma, instead of avoiding causing trauma all together - which is what people with empathy do.
@AdinaDM Рік тому
@@lucretia_macevil 100% not at all saying it’s not a choice, I just think certain peoples traumatic experience further lead to the decisions they choose to make. Likely as an excuse but I do think that enough mental and physical damage to a person can spark a monster like this. Maybe I’m naive but I fail to believe that people are just born, quote on quote, “monsters.”
@thisautisticmickee8933 Рік тому
i think it's definitely because of that OR complex trauma over a long period
@1CrispyCracker Рік тому
@@AdinaDM You are correct. I know from personal experience
@bethdumont9020 Рік тому
Literature says the difference between psychopathy & sociopathy is one of wiring, specifically the serotinergic system. A while ago a bloke in I think IT did a TED talk where he talked about his involvement in the development of some kind of computer program that led him to taking the OHare test himself. Turns out he scored highly meaning he was a psychopath. No trauma in his childhood, in actual fact grew up in a close knit family unit with boundaries set. But he had a reputation as being difficult to work with, manipulative to the max with both co-workers & family. He was quite shocked to find out he met dx criteria for psychopathy. Never committed a crime in his life, not even a traffic ticket issued to him.
@unseenabyss2824 Рік тому
A young boy can't have a relationship with his mother. He can't consent
@adamirishconundrum851 Рік тому
It's always the mother's fault
@kevinhensley4643 6 місяців тому
Great video
@pineapple365 11 місяців тому
Does anyone know how I can contact Eric? I would just like to ask him a question.
@jjgarrison33 Рік тому
Born and raised in Augusta, KS. 15 minutes East of wichita. I still live in the wichita area. BTK is being held in eldorado, ks at a maximum security prison. About 20 minutes north east of Augusta. Two of my buddies worked as guards at the eldorado prison. Dennis is a very weird guy they say. Never gets to interact with people. Just waiting for his death row day.
@katherinecollins4685 Рік тому
Interesting video
@eattherude6343 Рік тому
"Bind, torture, kill" are not special, but his Autoeroticism make him unique.
@1972dsrai Рік тому
His mother bringing up the fact she’d found semen stains in his underwear, it is odd that she’d even bring it up as nearly all boys his age would be doing it. Could there also be a strong religious element to it as she did tell him it was veering on being an evil act. It was probably something she truly believed and had been instilled in her the same way possibly. It was a very different time and religion played a greater role than it possibly does today.
@cazziefores2183 Рік тому
He should have used a sock.. Lol 🤣🤣
@Bone89 Рік тому
December 2000. The worst crime I’ve ever heard was committed by the Carr brothers. Known as, The Wichita Massacre. Or Wichita Horror. I only have read the accounts. Once. It is indescribable what they did.
@rajkoelguapo12 Рік тому
I don't think he conditioned himself into sexual sadism, that condition was already there and he was responding to it.
@user-zc6mj1td2r Рік тому
I hope the next episode will be Jack the Ripper Behavior Analysis
@dlppl3407 11 днів тому
Love Dr Hickey
@verityowens9638 11 днів тому
Always exscuses .years ago when people had 12 kids and had to work hard ,kids did not get much time or attention. They did not turn into killers.Personality disorders .Lack of empathy compassion.turns people into monsters who dont care
@ram_bam Рік тому
I’d love to hear his thoughts on Edmund Kemper.
@rafaelgarcia5797 Рік тому
Edmund
@ram_bam Рік тому
@@rafaelgarcia5797 Fixed. Thank you.
@TheR3q 7 днів тому
14:47 thats some wicked look
@dollymeyer3893 Рік тому
This dude has literally said all these guys had it bad for their moms
@AirQuotes Рік тому
That's his lazy go to
@kayley_jade Рік тому
It’s the sigmund Freud effect
@UnknownUnknown1 Рік тому
Projection. He has mommy issues himself
@motivationallizard6644 3 місяці тому
Because most of them did. Serial killers tend all have a really messed up upbringing particularly with their mothers that makes them develop some sort of warped view towards intimacy. It’s uncomfortable to think about but it’s true in most cases. I think he’s stretching it a but with rader but there definitely was a connection there.
@6percentbattery Рік тому
You can’t leave out Richard Ramirez!!
@zeeeeekaaaay Рік тому
A lot of children “kill” animals and still become normal adults. Of course nobody speaks about that. There is even more complexity to this that I think he does not talk about here.
@FuNkYFrEsHBoY7 Рік тому
Why does the thumbnail look like a before and after picture?
@murdermuseum8280 13 днів тому
uncle Dennis! Mr. Hickey doesn't know much about Dennis. reminds me i need to write him back.
@jethy05 6 місяців тому
Ei, The psychologist looked like John Kramer (Jigsaw)
@gunsforevery1 Рік тому
When he said that military service draws in some people with murderous intentions and they gave examples at 4:55. Only 2 of the examples had combat oriented jobs. The others were repairmen, supply guys and other non combat related jobs. Of those, none of them joined the military with murderous intentions otherwise they would have enlisted for combat jobs lol.
@gregdahlen4375 Рік тому
i guess they got killing skills and contributed to the military killing
@gunsforevery1 Рік тому
What? What supply guy, repairman, or other non combat related job gets “killing skills”? They go through basic training, some of the were in the airforce and navy (their basic is far from teaching how to kill) and then they spend the majority of their training learning how to do their primary job (repairing things, supplying things etc)
@georgejohnson7013 Рік тому
This guy basically told us nothing but theories that we could of all came up with
@clivechiam Рік тому
But isn’t that what psychology is? Just theories on the human mind?
@sympathy4thedevil88 3 місяці тому
his mother liked watching TV. Yup, all makes sense
@zach4627 Місяць тому
His mother enjoyed watching tv. Horrible!!!’ Lol
@aVerveQuest Рік тому
This clown had gotten away with it but needed attention so bad he choose life in jail over ppl not knowing how "special" he was. The whole asking if you can trace a letter thing was bs, he knew better, he wanted the ''credit", had to have it.....
@banniebands Рік тому
i love Hickey ☺️
@melissasalazar1436 Рік тому
He was a sick man who doesn't deserve sympathy at all. But it's my opinion. It doesn't excuse his behavior or his crimes.
@sondesf4035 Рік тому
He looks so ordinary its so freaky
@urbistandard Рік тому
if he didnt resurface den dood wouldve done the perfect crime honestly 💀
@beansthecat9859 13 днів тому
rader joined the af to avoid getting drafted as people with poor grades in colleges were getting drafted for vietnam at the time. by voluntarily joining the af, he avoided getting sent to combat. i think it’s not relevant in this context to bring up the military as while yes there are many people who join the military for power, rader didn’t join for power, berkowitz was drafted, and dahmer joined as it was the alternative to be disowned by his family, i don’t know about ridgeway. good video, however some parts are under researched and misinformed
@loretta_3843 6 місяців тому
There's something about Rader that I find particularly pathetic and distasteful. He was so arrogant, thought so highly of himself and look at how debased he really is.
@Leftyotism Рік тому
Great series!
@lupinedew 4 дні тому
But what was he so angry about?
@Sterlingl3591 Рік тому
Can y’all please do one on Jack The Ripper?
@tarezofficial981 Рік тому
Well... you can't really do an analysis on someone if you don't know who he is. We don't even know his name, so i guess it's even more unlikely to know his intentions or reasoning. But that is only my take. Some speculation doesn't harm anyway.
@karenangel8922 6 місяців тому
Poor Mum, she gets the blame for everything.
@jimontgomery3865 Рік тому
Damn what happened to Ryan I love them did they leave as i watch the UKposts for them 😕 so disappointing
@carolcaponigro 10 місяців тому
Btk needed eyebrow waxing
@UnknownUnknown1 Рік тому
One reoccurring theme this psychologist gives in these videos is shifting the blame to the mothers. there are a storm of issues that causes serial killers but it seems like he focuses most on the women in their lives.
@lavybean Рік тому
Yes, I was going to point this out. Saying that the mother intentionally confronted him with the semen in underwear bc she wanted to shame/embarass him or have sexual interest in him seems a bit...extreme? She could have been just very God fearing and that's how she was taught to discipline her children based on how she was raised. Not saying the mother is an angel, but not everything is so black and white
@user-sz9qf4ih8n Рік тому
i thought i was the only one who noticed. he keeps shifting the blame towards women which is really weird.... so many people are treated badly by their parents when they were younger, but they dont go around killing innocent people.
@UnknownUnknown1 Рік тому
@@user-sz9qf4ih8n IMO that’s why psychology can be a fluke. The interpreter projects their own issues onto the subject. The man clearly has his own mommy issues so that’s what he sees in these men. Everything looks like a nail when you’re a hammer….
@DarlaAnne 27 днів тому
Not just blaming the mothers but saying they had either sexual fantasies of their mother or were having sexual relations with her. Mothers are important, as are fathers but damn.
@Arizona_lilly 11 місяців тому
He got to see his daughter get married graduated and all and finally at the end of her university and she married too he finally got arreste
@Mila-uw5sz 3 місяці тому
those eyebrows 😳
@haruruben Рік тому
I’m pretty sure this case is 100% solved… the name of the channel is “unsolved”
@slayer3756 Рік тому
The nature of his mind and his exact thought patterns will always be “unsolved”, thats the exciting part about this, seing an expert analyse and try to “solve” his mind.
@yamahapepsi Рік тому
So you want this dr of criminal psychology to analysis the mind of a killer that has not been caught yet?
@haruruben Рік тому
@@yamahapepsi yeah, wouldn’t that be more interesting? How about that case in Idaho where those four college kids were murdered, that’s a lot more interesting and useful
@adamirishconundrum851 Рік тому
It's half solved he hasn't confessed to the Zodiac killings yet
@haruruben Рік тому
@@adamirishconundrum851 Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer so that’s solved too
@GuitarRocker2008 Рік тому
I’m a high functioning sociopath and out of curiosity took that Hare test and got a 35. I act nice and kind and care but whilst I do care on a certain level I am mostly nice because it gets me what I want.
@poggorseel Рік тому
based trans flag in bio
@poggorseel Рік тому
pfp*
@gregdahlen4375 Рік тому
have you committed crimes?
@GuitarRocker2008 Рік тому
@@gregdahlen4375 Yeah I got convicted for beating up a bully once but I only got a fine and a slap on the wrist.
@DarlaAnne 27 днів тому
@@GuitarRocker2008 Did you beat up a bully of yours? or defending another? Sometimes I wish I could not feel empathy as much as I do. It can affect a lot in life.
@sulemankhan6767 Рік тому
What in the Walter white is going on
@verityowens9638 11 днів тому
How can he kill kids when he has them himself.Born bad ! Many normal people have urges to do d Bad things but dont go there.Evil human.
@maxzak5310 7 місяців тому
technology is the enemy of boomers
@bethdumont9020 Рік тому
Re the link between being in the military & being a killer - you're overthinking things. Many attracted to children tend to seek out occupations where they can get ready access to their victims - teaching, being Scoutmasters, Catholic priests, etc. The military fight wars. That's their raison detre. And war has historically involved .... killing people! Henri Landru aka Bluebeard only began killing when his family made him give up his work as a butcher (where he could safely indulge his blood lust in a socially acceptable way) & go into practising the law.
@jesusbeliever9876 Рік тому
This just too much . John 3:16
@Gavel705 11 місяців тому
Btk’s mother was hyper- religious.
@LastFirst-rr9cj 6 місяців тому
Why is he still alive? Duh!
@BERNTRR Рік тому
That poor little girl and family :( Im an avid anti gun man but if you live in america where serial killers are so normal compared to the rest of the world, i would always carry, atleast id have a chance if some sicko came after me or my family. Although i do realise these cowards wait until youre defenceless or unaware
@GoldenLetter422 Рік тому
Please pay attention to Muhammad qasim 's divine dream about qeyama gog magog dajjal prophet isa As ww3.
@zeeeeekaaaay Рік тому
Also having to listen to this woman is killing the whole content, everybody know those details already anyways.
@Bushwig 6 місяців тому
56 sec his mom is hot looking
@stevend1420 Рік тому
Like 666 hell yeah
@markportwood4045 15 днів тому
This is extremely dull.
@JTwelks32 3 місяці тому
lol garbage
@gentlemanjim480 5 місяців тому
I see Jigsaw has a sideline in criminal psychology. Versatile!
@brucemanni7988 Рік тому
Dr. Hickey is Jigsaw lol you got be in it to know it lol
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