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to viewers like you. Because without you, I wouldn't be here. So I appreciate you. Today we're going to be
talking about Gerald Stano. Yes, his name is Gerald. Err Gerald! If you're every curious to know what I'm using, I do list the products
down in the description box. But other than that I will
stop rambling, well actually-- (laughs) I will stop rambling,
and I'll get right into it. I was just gonna say one thing, a side note before I got into this weird story, I got a lot of new subscribers. Hi, how are you? Thanks for subscribing. But I read my comments, and I do see people who get frustrated or-- (laughs) Upset? Because I share a backstory
of these killers, like the bad guys right? And I've mentioned numerous times before, in my earlier Murder, Mystery
and Makeup uploads, that I personally like to know
the killers backstories, and like where they came from. What lead up to where they got. You know what I’m saying? How did they get to that point? I feel like when you skip all that, and you go straight to like
the murder and all that, I mean it makes sense,
like I get why people do that, but I personally-- What is that? I personally to know a backstory, so that’s why I do a backstory. I've seen comments from people saying that... I don’t know, that I’m trying to like
side with the bad guys? I’m not honey bunches of oats, I’m simply just sharing the whole story. Maybe, y'know, anyone out there
who’s curious like myself, and wants to know
what the heck lead up to that point. That’s why I do it. I like to get an understanding y'know? So yeah, having all these
subscribers is so strange to me. It's a lot of eyeballs. Okay, so I guess that’s
really all I wanted to say. 'Cause I’m gonna tell you a backstory
'bout this guy, his name's Gerald. Gerald Stano. Y'know any time you look up a serial killer, it's always like
"The worst serial killer in history!". I just have to say like,
the overall story’s gonna sound familiar, 'cause it's kinda similar to a lot of the people we’ve talked about here on my channel, but he may not have even been a serial killer. I know! I mean... That’s why I’m saying
this is a crazy, weird story. I don’t know. So I guess it's up to you, you decide. but we'll get there. Okay anyways, Gerald. Who's Gerald? So Gerald, actually wasn’t even born Gerald. His birth name was Paul Zeininger. He was born September 12th, 1951. Okay New York, you win. This word is a tongue tie for me, Schenectady? Did I say it right New York? (laughs) He was living with his birth mother
in Schenectady, New York. Little Paul, A.K.A Gerald, he lived with his birth mother
until he was six months old, and then his birth mother decided that she couldn’t take care of him, and it would be best
if she gave him up for adoption. So she did just that. She took him to a local orphanage. The staff workers at the orphanage, were unsure if he could even be adopted. They noted that he was extremely malnourished. He had been eating his own feces to survive, and it was also said that he had been
functioning at an “animalistic level”. To think of a six month old doing that, he had to be going through some kind,
like a lot of abuse, right? The orphanage was like
a little hesitant to take in this child, because it seemed like
he needed to go to a hospital, and this woman needed to be arrested. But they decided to take in Paul. Which honesty’s a good thing, because if he would’ve stayed
with his birth mom, who knows what would’ve really went down. A nurse working at the agency, her name was Norma Stano,
and her husband Eugene, they decided that they wanted to
adopt little Paul at the time. So they did, and they renamed him
Gerald Eugene Stano. It's said that the Stanos
were fantastic parents, very loving. They treated Gerald very kindly, but they
knew that he had some issues. But they gave him a loving home. The Stanos would say that Gerald
was wetting his bed up until he was 10 years old, he would throw extreme temper tantrums
when he didn’t get his way, and had little to no friends. Gerald didn’t do well in school, he never got a grade higher than a C,
unless it was in his music class, he was really good at that,
and he enjoyed it as well. But he was like a C or a D student. Gerald would pretty often,
y'know as a teenager, pre teen as well, he would steal money from his father's wallet,
and one day he got caught. And his father asked like
"Well, what were you gonna do with this money?". Gerald told his dad that he was going to pay
off the members of the track team, so that they would finish behind him, or last, and he, Gerald, wouldn’t be seen
as a complete failure. Which is really sad. At the age of 15 Gerald was arrested, because he set off the fire alarm at school. Y'know. That’s illegal, can't do that. And then he was arrested again,
and this is a separate time, because he was throwing rocks
at cars on a highway bridge. So he was always getting into like, just trouble. So at the age of 15, the family
decided to move to Pennsylvania. They moved to a town called Norristown. Gerald struggled in high school, and he didn’t end up graduating
or getting his GED until the age of 21. Y'know which is fine. But I think it's safe to say that,
it's obvious Gerald is really just struggling. Correct? Okay. Gerald ended up going to computer school, and was then able to find work
at a local hospital. That though didn’t last long though, because Gerald was caught stealing again, but this time he was stealing money
from his coworkers, like in the break room,
going through their bags and stuff. In 1979, Gerald was a dating
a mentally handicapped woman. She ended up getting pregnant,
with Gerald’s baby. Now this girl, her father was pissed. He was not happy about it. Allegedly, he had gone to Gerald,
and threatened him with a gun. Like "You need to take care of this baby." "You need to make sure that she gets an abortion". Yeah, and he said that he was going to kill Gerald, if he didn’t help her out to get an abortion. My liner wasn’t supposed to be this big, but this is where I am now. Okay so any who, her father
was threatening Gerald to either pay for an abortion,
or he was gonna kill him. I think he just wanted to
probably kill him in general, because "Why were you having a sexual relationship" "with my daughter in the first place?". And you can't really find
that much information about it, like I couldn’t figure out
if it was consensual or not? Or how that relationship really came to be? I’m sure its out there,
I just couldn’t figure it out. Anyways, she got pregnant. Everything is transferring on my lid. So, Gerald was forced to pay
for her abortion, so he did. And the two of them were never
allowed to see each other again. Now Gerald was just overall having a very hard time finding where he belonged, and what he wanted to do with his life. And his parents were becoming
very frustrated with him. He was still living at home, and he wasn’t really like
doing anything with his life. They suggested that Gerald
should move to Florida, that way he can take care
of his grandmother. And just maybe get a change of scenery. Maybe it would help him get inspired. Maybe he'll find friends, a job. Gerald agreed and said "Okay, yeah. I'll go". So he moves to Florida. While living in Florida,
he was bouncing around from job to job. He was often getting fired for being late, or not showing up, or he would be caught stealing
again from coworkers. In the early 1970s,
in the coastal regions of Florida, Gerald was 22 years old at this time, and he was described as being short and pudgy. And some would consider him unattractive. But to Gerald, by golly Gerald was a confident man. He would refer to himself
as an Italian stallion. And at the age of 25,
he began dating a hairstylist, and she went by the name Teresa. Many are unsure if that was her real name, because there is like no record of her, other than being Gerald’s wife at one point. Many think that she... Who knows what her name was y'know? But he met Teresa, and they were dating, then they got married, and she was able to get Gerald a job, working at her father's gas station. So he spent some time working there, and six months into their marriage, Gerald would begin to
physically abuse his wife. In 1976, she would file for divorce from Gerald. Gerald would end up moving
back in with his parents. In 1980, a 20 year old woman, she was leaving a bar,
and she was looking for a ride. Now this is the 80's, so. Not everyone was hitchhiking, but I feel like based off of what I’ve heard, like people still hitchhiked,
it's just kinda like how people got around. Not everyone of course,
but it was still a thing. So this woman was hitchhiking home. Gerald was driving at that time, spots her, pulls over,
and then asks if she needs a lift. Now it's unclear what exactly was going on. Y'know, in the vehicle, or during the car ride, but it's said that Gerald may
have asked her for sexual favors, in return for the ride that
he was giving her, right? So, he asks for this,
and rumor has it, she laughed at him. This just (clicks) triggered Gerald. When she laughed at him, he took a knife out that he had in his pocket, and he stabbed her repeatedly. Gerald then said that she fell forward in her seat, but her right arm was like still trying to move and reach for the door. And then Gerald said that he pulled her back, and then he continued stabbing her
until she didn’t move. He then looked for a quick place
to dispose of her body, and clean the car before
his upholstery was ruined. This woman, her remains
were not found for two weeks. On March 25th, 1980, Gerald,
he ends up picking up a sex worker, and then he takes her to a local hotel room. They go back to the hotel room, and they participate in sexual relations, y'know. She would later say that, during this time, that Gerald started to tell her,
talk to her about how much he hated hookers. And he started to just become like
really irritated, angry and mad. She said that she was just trying to get paid, and then she was just gonna get out of there, y'know? He’s going on this rant about
how much he doesn’t like hookers. Which Gerald, where are you buddy? Y'know like what do you-- Okay whatever. Anyways, so he’s getting all worked up and angry. The woman says that he pulls out a knife, and he’s threatening her. He’s telling her
"Give me my money back, or I’m gonna kill you". Now of course this woman is feeling scared, so she gave him his money back. Plus, she gave him an additional 30 dollars
that she had on her. Sadly though, Gerald still ended up deciding
to attack her, and he stabbed her. He cut her with a bottle opener,
and then he used a pair of scissors, and then he threw acid on her. And it was an acid that's used to sometimes
remove stains from concrete, or to clean brickwork as well. So it's a very strong acid. Luckily for this woman, she was still able
to escape from the room, and she started screaming for help as soon
as she got out of there. Once she was free, and just out of the room, she was just screaming her head off, and just running as fast as she could. As I’m sure any of us would. So this woman, she actually
was spotted by police, and she told them what had happened,
that she had been attacked, and that they needed to go
and arrest the man who did it. She knew where he was,
she was gonna go take them there, like, hurry y'know? Her adrenaline probably was just pumping. Luckily police were actually able to get to
the hotel where Gerald was at, and they arrested the man. So police, they asked Gerald questions about, of course, what happened that night, and then additional questions about some murders that had been happening in the area. Maybe he knew something? One of the local murders that was still unsolved, was that of a college student, okay? She had gotten a swimming scholarship, well liked, she was a good person. Sadly though she was murdered
and her body was found, but they didn’t have any leads
as to who could’ve done this. So police are thinking,
y'know maybe Gerald here, he seems to kind of, be angry, maybe he knows something. So police then show Gerald
a picture of her, the woman, and without hesitation it was said that
Gerald was like "Oh yeah, I knew her, that’s Mary Carol" and he was using past tense. So this made police even more suspish, that this was the guy that
they were looking for. Now the main officer on this case,
his name was Paul. Oh my god, wasn’t his name first Paul? I’m connecting some dots. Anyways so, the main officer on this case, his name was Paul Crow. He was actually was able to befriend Gerald. You know, the good old fashioned,
"good cop/bad cop" thing. Yeah well, Paul would be the good cop,
the friendly cop, the one trying to get Gerald to talk. And Gerald was really liking him. They would talk about anything and everything, like they were becoming BFF's. Gerald thought that they were becoming BFF's. Gerald forgetting that Paul was an officer, and he was really just trying to get some info, y'know like he was just doing his job. Gerald was just forgetting this,
so he’s just talking away to Paul. And over time Paul was actually able
to receive several confessions, and intimate details about what Gerald
had done, by acting like his BFF. So in the case of this women named Mary Carol, Gerald said that he had picked her up one night, it was late, and she was on the boardwalk in Daytona, Florida. Mary had been out with friends, and was supposed to call
her mother for a ride home. But instead, Gerald was like overhearing
what she was saying, and Gerald had approached her,
and offered her a ride. He told her that he was going in
that direction, it was no problem. "Don’t hitchhike its dangerous." "Come with me". He said that on the ride home,
they had stopped for a beer. And he also stated that Mary “Started bitching, she started bitching real bad.” because of this he ended up hitting her. And soon, a struggle had ensued, and Gerald pulled a knife from under his seat, and began stabbing Mary. He stabbed her thigh so hard,
that it broke her femur. This detail was left out of the papers,
and when Gerald recounted this, Paul, the detective investigator guy, the police officer, knew he was guilty. He was like
"Oh, that’s a detail that nobody knew". Another woman, her name was Cheryl, she had been picked up in front
of a hotel by Gerald. She was wearing a two piece,
blue polka dotted swimsuit. She and her boyfriend had just gotten
into like a really big fight, so she had stormed off on her own, and she decided "I'm just gonna hitchhike home". Gerald picked her up,
and the two of them drove around, and they ended up smoking weed together, and just talking about this
young woman, and her situation. Gerald then asked her if she wanted
to have sex, and she said no. Once again, Gerald was very upset by this, so then he proceed to strangle and stab her, before disposing of her body in like a swampy area. Another victim, was a woman named Cathy,
and she was only 17 years old. She had been picked up at a bar. So the two drove around for a while, they were just drinking, and just chatting,
whatever, y'know. And then Gerald pretended that
his car was having issues, so he pulled over, and he’s telling her like "Oh, somethings wrong." "Let me check under the hood.", and he somehow manages
to get her, to get out of the car. Once she gets out,
that’s when he shoots her several times. On September 6th, 1973,
a woman named Barbara, who was also 17, she was pulled over on the side of the road, because she was having car trouble, or she was fixing her car, I’m not sure. But her hood was said to be up. She’s on the side of the road. Gerald is driving past her,
and he notices, young woman, and they have the same car,
it was a 1973 duster. And he thought
"oh what a great opportunity" "to strike up a conversation with her". Y’know? So he circles back around,
offers her some help. She said her car battery was dead, so he’s like "Hey no problem." "I can actually jump your battery". So Gerald tells the woman, "Hey just to make sure that like, everything’s good," "Y'know you don’t wanna be stranded out here," "by yourself." "Let me drive the car for you," "and just make sure that the alternator was charged," "And it's running smoothly". And she’s like "Oh okay, good idea". so Gerald and Barbara,
they take off in her car. So they’re driving around,
and it's been about 30 minutes before Barbara started to get uncomfortable, and starts to ask Gerald questions. Like "Where the F are we going?" "Can I please just take my car and go home?" Y'know just like "Come on!". So Gerald was said to be getting very frustrated, and annoyed by her questions, so then he just decided to hit her in the
head, as hard as he could. He then pulls over and he ties her up. She was then strangled to death in the back seat of her own car. Gerald was confessing to a lot of murders, he went on to say that he strangled a 12 year old girl
that he used to play with growing up. And police are thinking, "How has this guy like never been caught?" "Because he seems to be pretty sloppy". Y'know? But they’re just happy I guess,
that he’s there, confessing. From 1973, until his capture in 1980, Gerald claimed to kill 33 sex workers, and hitchhikers around
Daytona Beach, Florida. His victims ranged from the ages of 13, all the way up to the mid-thirties. He would look for women all over Central Florida: Daytona Beach, St. Petersburg,
Tampa, Gainesville. He didn’t mind driving,
if it meant he could find his next victim. He would kill his victims in numerous ways, such as gunshots, strangulation, stabbing. What was most telling to psychiatrists, was that none of Gerald's victims
were ever sexually assaulted, raped, nothing, right? Which is very, very rare. It was evident to all that studied him, that Gerald was like killing
strictly for the thrill of it, and not for the sexual desire at all. Which again, it's just very unheard of. So the way like, Gerald would describe it, was that he would pick up
a hitchhiker, or a sex worker, and he would immediately talk them up, hoping to strike up a fling. If the woman turned him down nicely, Gerald would drop it after a while. But if the woman was "bitchy", it would enrage him,
and he then would kill the woman. If for any reason the woman
had laughed at him, it would really trigger him, and would lead to an even more brutal attack. Usually it would lead to Gerald beating, or punching his victim to death. So a police officer asked Gerald, "You know, why’d you do it?" "You weren’t raping these victims,
you weren’t sexually assaulting them." "So like what was it?". And Gerald said ,
“I just cant stand a bitchy chick”. Before his 29th birthday, according to Gerald, he had
murdered up to 41 women. So Gerald ends up
receiving the death penalty. He gets sentenced the electric chair, for killing 17 year old Cathy. Her body was found in like an isolated area, and Gerald had confessed to killing her. It was determined she was fatally stabbed sometime between December of 1973,
and January of 1974. Now Gerald confessed
that he choked the girl repeatedly, and dumped her body in a drainage ditch, before cleaning up
and going roller skating. Wow! Gerald, wow. There was evidence found
that linked Gerald to this crime. He was able to give accurate height and weight description of this victim. What kind of clothing and shoes
she was wearing. Which only made him like more guilty y'know? He was only found guilty of nine of the murders that he confessed to. And given the death sentence
for one of them. Gerald attempted to appeal
his conviction several times, but it didn’t work out for him, and he was killed by the electric chair on March 23rd, 1998. His last meal-- Well do you wanna know? I always like to know, I don’t know why. I just find it kinda fascinating. I'll just tell you really quick, if you don’t care close your ears. His last meal was a steak, a baked potato
with sour cream and bacon bits, salad with blue-cheese dressing, lima beans, and a half gallon of
mint chocolate-chip ice cream. Mint chocolate chip ice cream to me always tastes like toothpaste, yeah? And then he also asked
for a 2 liter of Pepsi to drink. So he just like went all out. This may seem like the end
of the horrible life for Gerald Stano, but nay nay. It is not! Plot twist! This is what got me! There are a lot of inconsistencies
with Gerald’s story. Many think that Gerald was a serial confessor instead of a serial killer. That he liked the attention
he was getting. Yeah it was negative attention, but he hadn’t experienced that level of attention from someone before. His mother, when he was young, abandoned him. And he obviously was going through some shit with his birth mother, and he had problems growing up, he couldn’t seem to have a relationship right? He wasn’t getting attention
like that before, and he liked it. His timeline wasn’t adding up at all. There were a lot of bodies being found in the area where Gerald said he was, but when looked into further, his timeline didn’t add up to when like the bodies were being found, and the bodies in the area, like it just... It wasn’t making sense to people,
to somebody. Then something happened. Remember that guy Paul Crow
I had mentioned? The officer. Who was becoming
buddy, buddy with Gerald. Gerald’s BFF. Well. It was said that Paul, was responsible for
“spoon feeding” Gerald answers. It was said that Paul gathered
a ton of unsolved cold cases in that area, and started putting them all on Gerald, getting him to confess. Paul was being investigated in general, he was in trouble with something else,
somebody like, y’know, ratted on him. And he was being like
investigated and what not. So this is why people looked
into Gerald’s case. somebody looked up the transcript of Paul and Gerald, their conversation,
the questions and all that. So back at the transcripts, they see that Paul, the investigator, was TELLING Gerald what he did. I'll read the transcript. So Paul asked Gerald, "She just sat in the car while you got some beers?", and then Gerald said "Yeah.". And then Paul went on to say "Are you sure you didn't try
to get in her pants, Gerald?", and then Gerald said "Yeah". And then Paul said "You wanted to get a little bit and she didn't?" "Is that right?". Gerald said "Yeah, goddamn it!". Paul said "She didn't want to give it to you?". Gerald: "No, she didn't!". Paul asked "She could hit pretty hard,
couldn't she, Gerald?". Gerald went on to say
"You're goddamn right she could!" Paul said "So what did you do?" "Did you hit her?" "You got pretty mad, didn't you?". And then Gerald said
"Yeah actually." "I got so goddamn mad
I stabbed her as hard as I could!". And then Paul was like
"Tell me how you stabbed her?". Do you get what I’m getting at? like he’s kinda leading, Paul is leading Gerald
into the answers he wanted. Paul was feeding Gerald answers. And In 1995, Paul Crow
was actually removed from office by Grand Jury for corruption. So then in 2007, an FBI lab report surfaced, which concluded, that
some of the DNA evidence found at the crime scene, couldn’t have come from Gerald. There were unidentified
Caucasian pubic hairs, that were recovered from the victim, that did not belong to Gerald. The source of pubic hairs were not identified, and the hairs were destroyed shortly after Gerald’s execution
in the electric chair in 1998. This report, was never presented
as evidence by the public defender, who was actually representing Gerald. Final words before being put to death was: “I am innocent. I am frightened. I was threatened," "And I was held month, after month," "without any real legal representation." "I confessed to crimes I did not commit.” Yes bitch. (sigh) The evidence that was
not linked to Gerald, was for the crime
that he ended up getting killed for. So, that’s fucked up. That sucks, I don’t know what to say. I don’t know what to say. He claimed that he killed up to 41 victims. And sadly obviously, we'll never know
if this is true or not. I know that this police officer
was obviously corrupt, and figured, "Y'know, here’s the perfect guy
to blame all these murders on." He was going after sex workers, he was troubled, he was socially awkward. He was the "perfect guy"
to pinpoint this on! Plus, he was just confessing,
so it was like "Yeah, put all these murders on him". Many believe that,
maybe he didn’t kill anyone at all, and it was just the corrupt
police officers that got him to confess. And some believe that he did kill, but maybe he didn’t kill as many. And then some people don’t even
know who he is, so. Some people think nothing. And that my friends,
is the story about Gerald Stano. This story is kinda confusing because, there’s a lot of missing info as well. And if you look him up, everyone just calls him a killer, whatever, and because the FBI evidence
wasn’t mentioned until 2008, I feel like, I don’t know. Maybe people just missed that part. because he’s still labeled as like
"The worst serial killer", but to be honest, there’s really no proof. Gerald was confessing to all these crimes, but it's rumored, or believed that he was reading newspapers
about these missing women, or these victims that
were going missing, right? So he knew what they looked like, he knew their names, he knew what they were wearing
in the pictures, in the newspapers. And I think a lot of us may not
understand why he was confessing, because why would you do that? Y'know? But, he obviously wasn’t well in the head. So with this story,
he might not have killed anyone. He may has just been a story teller. If that’s true, that’s really,
really, really awful. I don’t know what to believe, I’m very torn on this one, because by the way he would describe
certain murders or whatever, it does sound very convincing, but again, this could just
be all fantasy of it. I don’t know you guys, I don’t know. I would love to hear your guys'
thoughts down below. What do you think? I think that Paul, piece of shit dude, should’ve been in the electric chair, sorry I know, that’s not nice, I’m not really for the death penalty in general. That cop was really corrupt, and he got in trouble for lots
of other things that he had done. It's just, so urgh. But, if it is true,
and Gerald was telling the truth, maybe the Paul guy just pinpointed like a
little bit more murders on him, but Gerald did-- I don’t know. Let me know your thoughts down below, I would love to hear your thoughts,
your theories, all that good stuff. Thank you guys so much
for hanging out with me today. Oh bitch, lemme tell you,
this was a struggle. Nothing went right, but I mean,
the look is still cute, so I'll take it. I hope you guys have a wonderful day today. You make good choices. Please be safe out there. Let me know down in the comments section who you want me to talk about next week, I do read my comments, I really do. I love and appreciate you guys so much. A big thank you to CaseTify
for partnering with me on todays video. And I'll be seeing you guys later. Bye. (suspicious music)
Her look in this video is insane!! A literal classic beauty. I laughed when she redid her eyes because of the transfer. So relatable!!
I actually remember this case when I was younger. I'm from North Florida so when he was put to death it was a big thing.
Listened to this one while prepping supper tonight. I’d heard of this guy but didn’t know the whole story, so it’s another win for me. But it would’ve been anyway because Murder, Mystery & Makeup Monday’s are my only reason for loving Monday’s! I wish my makeup would be half as much of a fail as she thought hers was!
As always, all comments are welcomed! Warm my heart during this cold snap. ;)
FYI, I’ve created a YouTube account for The Suspish Squad, mostly to comment under, but who knows what we could turn it into? Dream big.
Anyway. Yet another fascinating case! The whole notion of Gerald being a serial confessor in particular, being spoon-fed by Paul? Wow. Also, “Italian Stallion”? Confidence goals. LOL.
My favourite one-liner: “I’m connecting some dots.” Post-video film recommendation: Clueless.