The "Ice Man" interviews....A killer's mind...

[crestofwaves]

I watched this last night on HBO documentaries. I found it fascinating to listen to this killer, see his face turn red when he got angry with the psychiatrist--wow!  It is here in its entirety.  I don' tknow why, but killers have always fascinated me.  I was obsessed by Eileen Wornack (sp?).  What makes people get to this point?  The psychiatrist explains his theory so well at the end...

[dwalt]

This was very interesting.  I too am fascinated by people like this.  Thanks for sharing.

[crestofwaves]

I found it riveting. The guy, at times, seemed a little enamored with his ability to kill without feeling and his ability to intimidate.  Yikes!

[dwalt]

Well hell, if he has killed 200 + people seems like it would get a little boring.  Geez what sent a chill up my spine was him talking about what he did to cats.

[crestofwaves]

I skipped over the animal parts.  I saw that scared little kitty and fast forwarded.  Haha, I could listen to what he did to people, but not to cats. What does that tell you about me--cuckoo? 

What about the rats and the people he killed that way?  I can't even imagine.

[dwalt]

Why didn't he get the death penalty?

[crestofwaves]

He was from Jersey. Truth be told, I don't know if we have it or not.  But he didn't get it because there were no eyewitnesses.

[crestofwaves]

Lol!  You have to be into this kind of thing.  Don't know why I find it so fascinating--hope it doesn't mean I'm harboring thoughts of killing, bwwaahahahaha!

No, it's because I have lots of credits in psychology.  One of my favorite courses of all time was Abnormal psychology.  The first favorite was sociology.

[Lifesighs]

Too creepy for me at the moment, sometimes I like to see this stuff but not right now. I like suspense books but I don't like to see movies like that, too visual.