A&E Biography Gary Gilmore part 1/5

[maximrules]

his parents were fucking stupid.

[dirtybunny987]

That sucks that you cant go to a family member's funeral if youre locked up..

[hjb103055]

@dirtybunny987 He was a dangerous criminal.

[dirtybunny987]

@hjb103055 I know that

[hjb103055]

@dirtybunny987. I looked at your comment again and I don't think you were talking only about a Gilmore. I'm sorry.

[freetheserialkillers]

I APOLAGISE FOR SPREADING HATE I DONT KNOW WHAT CAME OVER ME. AT FIRST THIS TROLLING WAS FUNNY BUT THEN IT BECAME ADDICTIVE. I DONT MEAN ANYTHING I SAY AND I AM RESIGNING FROM TROLLING OFFICIALLY. I AM GENUINLY SORRY TO PEOPLE WHO FELT OFFENDED BY MY OUTRAGEOUS COMMENTS

[scvbtr2]

@freetheserialkillers I accept your apology. It sounds genuine.

[dirtybunny987]

@freetheserialkillers Ahaha. Fuck you you stupid trolling ass bitch.

Go to a library and keep keeping your mouth shut there!

[freetheserialkillers]

YO MAN GARY WAS A HERO. HE DEALT SWIFT VIGALANTE JUSTICE TO STREET SCUM WHEN AN UNCARING POLICE STOOD IDLY BY AND DID NOTHING ABOUT THESE FILTHY WHORES. I MEAN WHAT ABOUT THE HONEST RESIDENTS OF THE STRIP WHY WERE THEY SUBJECTED TO THE VISUAL VULGARITY OF THE WHORES ON A DAILY BASIS. TO THEM GAZZA WAS A CHAMPION OF THE PEOPLE.

[kfire77]

@NotreDameGirl77 Oh he's not, believe me. He seems to idolize them though. But hold on to that thought.. Being that you are here you are also interested in the subject at hand. How can you be so quick to judge? He craves attention. You seem to crave power. Who's more dangerous? You?......Or him?

[OneAndForAll]

@NotreDameGirl77 Its an obvious troll, dont feed

[MrDNK1981]

Violent Parents & Bullying in school leads up to volatile, angry, criminal misbehavior

[8angst8]

Gilmore wasn't at all a "serial killer." He was a habitual criminal since a teen, with severe emotional and self-control problems. He shot his two victims 'cause he was pissed off that his girlfriend had recently left him and he couldn't handle his anger, wanted to take it out on someone. Couldn't find her, so he shot the nearest strangers available.

[LOLFIELDANDLOVE]

Watch: Iconoclast Radio - The Serial Killer Network Part 1

[harposmommy]

Some serial killers were intelligent. Gary was not one of them.

[PorkFrog]

beginning of these stories is always the same-fucked up childhood

not all people with f-ed up childhoods become SK's, but all SK's had f-ed childhoods

at the very least they were lonely and dissociated as children

[curtisjones400]

@PorkFrog i agree all people that had bad childhoods aren't serial killers but we can conclude that all serial killers had bad childhoods-that much we have learned-I'll next move is to try and predict which ones with bad childhoods we end up being a serial killers

[watermelonygoodness]

How come most of the A&E biographies available on YouTube are of serial killers?

[freetheserialkillers]

@watermelonygoodness BECAUSE MOST SERIAL KILLERS ARE ALL AMERICAN HEROES AND THE VIDEOS ARE A POPULAR CELEBRATION OF THEIR GREAT DEEDS

[MatthewThornton89]

@freetheserialkillers lol you are fucking retarded

[kfire77]

@freetheserialkillers Actually, most serial killers are anarchists. They hate their country, they hate their family, they hate their friends and they hate their reality. They try to create their own. But in order to do this they have to live that fantasy while cloaking themselves as normal people in society. Quietly. Undetected. They stick to themselves and live inside the mind. The mind of a mad man is insidious and intoxicating like venom. You want a taste? Keep that attitude. You'll find it.

[duclacrotch]

someone better do a biography on the narrator, "the creator of run on sentences"

[pkrkid42]

Really makes you wonder if the narrator has ever heard of a comma...

[lester5192]

people love criminals...until they get victimized from them.

[GethusSathanus]

A not so Happy Gilmore :)

[xbudda]

the host sounds like Dennis Farina

[TigertailzBezerk]

@xbudda I was thinking the same thing

[Cakerolled]

"The girl he raped"? He was not convicted.

[funnybear15]

@Cakerolled Just because you don't get convicted;wouldn't change the fact it happened..Some people get charged for things they don't do;And some people walk away from things they do hands clean.

[intrepidame]

Could you please post Leif Garret´s biography ? Thank you so much !

[dallaschick33]

is it me or does the narrator sound like Tom Hanks?

[Neesharani]

Im glad they told him his child died. hed just treat it like his dad treated him.

[thesearemy2cats]

Both books are fantastic " The Executioner's Song".and "Shot in the Heart"!

[nishimurafon]

gosh what kind a man he is??

[Isthisthelongestname]

the commentator is really strange - not like the othe A&Es. Very distracting.

[CookedBreadMachine]

Why would Faye be a name to be ashamed of? It' just confuses me xD

[MrSexxxy20]

lol "Faye" omg He did that on purpose.

[waynealarsen]

I wonder what ever happened to Nicole?

[WrestlingBC11]

Wow, crazy. We went to the same high school.

[iBlameAnonymous]

At 4:33 his dad looks like ed gein!

[jposh707]

@iBlameAnonymous He sure does. Creepy!

[lavina4444]

I just finished Shot in the Heart.... amazing to see the faces of the people in such an interesting story. This book is heartbreaking and a must read!!!

[winchell2]

all these serial killers may have had a horrible childhood,and that plays a part at who they became when they get older,but they all had a choice to continue the cycle of violence.now i'm not saying this goes for everyone,hopefully someday people will stop hurting,and killing,but for now it all comes down to choosing to do so.we all have those thoughts of harming someone who has hurt us,its our choice to act,or not to.

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[TONYFOWLER22]

@winchell2

you dont understand because you're not a serial killer

[shorteylove]

It's not that wired that you are going to be violence (or even a murderer) as adult, if you get abused as a child.. No one should go through such childhood

[winchell2]

@shorteylove i'm not sure how true that is!

i was abused as a child,and had to grow up,and act like an adult by the time i was 12,i was molested at 7,then again when i was 10,i was also beaten by my mothers boyfriends,and my brother,who was the one who melosted me when i was 7.i didn't turn out to be a killer,or a child molester,so i believe it all has to do with a choice,do i kill,or molest,or do i choose not to.

[oompaa8]

@winchell2 Everyone is psychological set up in different ways. You can put 1000 different people in the exact same setting and get 1000 different results. You were able to handle the abuse but some people cannot and they find alternative outlets to deal with their pain, such as killing.

[canyoutriplikeido]

@winchell2 Normal people don't post their molestation stories on youtube. Your either lying or a complete psycho.

[jhonen32629]

The narrarator does seemto be rushing the story a bit but there's most likely lots of info to be shown to viewers of this documentary. I think we all know just by watching the first part here that Gary had a hard life

[Georgie2500]

@jhonen32629

Because he did so many fucked up things haha

[Weisenheimer78]

is it just me or is the narrator rushing through this story?

[acenace24]

anyone who beats a child or a woman is a coward

[rosepearljanis]

whoa slow down der buddy

[badsign1980]

this was the only guy who i felt really sad that it ended bad cause they guy had pretty much to give... great mind

[Tecobelli]

Shot in the Heart is a must read, written by Gary's brother.

[thirdpowerful1]

cool story bro.

[ZorackSwim420]

now that my "u" button is back in action. FUCK YOU

[copperpaint]

@ZorackSwim420

Could have said fawk ewe.

[joeles123]

Can anybody remember, Tommy Lee Jones and I can't rember the actress doing a drama. The executioners song?

[lepikimar]

@joeles123 yes it was Rosanna Arquette who played his g/f in the T.V movie "the Executioner's Song"

[breakfastclub75]

The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer, a must read!

[04081919]

its unbeliavable

[corporalclegg07]

I've just finished reading it and now i'm going to watch this. The book is unbelievably good.

[shorteylove]

@breakfastclub75 where can you buy it? (on the internet - don't think you can get it in Denmark)

[breakfastclub75]

@shorteylove Hey, I am pretty sure you could get it used on Amazon or any book store, I'm sure it's still in print?

[shorteylove]

@breakfastclub75 Okay, thanks (:

[johneamer]

@breakfastclub75 This is good advice to  all, the book is probally Mailer''s best work.

[greygallow]

@breakfastclub75 I must agree...I read this book also.....people really need to read this book to get a better understanding of what happened to this man.

[jiveturkey25]

I read "Shot in the Heart" & the HBO movie with Givonnai Ribisi. They were both great!

[sereia777]

Zhank u for uploading;)

[TashaRichardsonFan]

I read a book called*Shot to the heart* about Gary Gilmore, it was written by Gary's brother Mikal. A good book to read.

[JB77015]

@TashaRichardsonFan "Shot In The Heart"*, but yes, people should definitely read it.