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let's just hop, jump, and skip, ska-doodle right into it. I have gotten requested
a lot to do this story. I kinda was avoiding it because I try to avoid stories
that are super well known just because I feel like
it's been told so many times, what else can I add to
the story, you know? But I'm doing it anyways. I like to give into you guys. His name is Richard Ramirez,
aka The Night Stalker. So Richard was one of five children and his father was a former police officer who was working in Juarez, Mexico. Here it comes. But he ended up leaving Mexico and he went to work on
the Santa Fe Railroad. The whole family relocated to Texas. So his father was a very hard working man and was determined just
to provide for his family, as a parent should. But he was prone to bursts of anger and he would often physically abuse his wife and his children. It was like a very toxic environment. A very angry, angry father. At the age of two, Richard
was struck in the head with like a falling piece of furniture, which doesn't sound
that bad, but, you know, furniture is so dangerous. But this falling piece of furniture ended up cutting a big gash
in his head, on his forehead, and then when he was five years old, he was struck again in the
head with a swing at school and he was knocked unconscious. And Richard would say at that point on, he suffered from seizures. Side note, if any of you
have been paying attention to these backstories, now mind you, these backstories have
a lot of consistencies, a lot of things in common, right? Usually the killer or the
murderer, the bad guy, or girl, suffered from some kind of, or was a victim of some
kind abuse at a young age, but also there is another theme tends to happen in these stories. Do you know what it is? Well you should, 'cause
I just talked about it. A head injury. Last week we talked about Randy Craft. Head injury. Edmund Kemper, head injury. Ed Gein, head injury. Gary Heidnik, remember him? I talked about him a while ago. Head injury. John Wayne Gacy, we haven't
talked about him here yet, but, he was the clown
dude, boo, head injury. And the list goes on. There's something, right? Is that not interesting to you? Because that was like wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Anyways. Now, because Richard's
home life was pretty toxic, he would spend a lot of his time nearby at his cousin's house. His cousin, his name was Miguel. Boy this is really hard to do and talk. So Miguel, this cousin, he
was much older than Richard and he had been an army
green beret combat veteran who served in the Vietnam War. So, pretty hardcore dude. Now, this cousin was
all sorts of effed up. They don't really give much to
veterans in the first place, as far as like, for
their mental well being. This guy, obviously, Miguel had, just, he's fucked up is really all I can say. Richard would go over to his house and just hang out with him. Now he was like the cool cousin. Miguel would tell Richard
just the awful things that he experienced while away at war, and he would also tell Richard
the awful and violent rapes that he committed while
stationed in Vietnam. He even had photos of, this is the cousin, he even had photos of him posing with a severed head belonging to a woman that he had raped and killed. So he is like showing this all to Richard, and Richard is like, "Whoa, that's cool." Because he's a kid. He doesn't, you know, like he doesn't know that this is really awful. Or he does, but. At this time Richard was 10 years old, so he just thought Miguel
was a cool older cousin, who, I don't know what he thought. I guess I can't really speak for him. Really quick I'm just gonna
do the other eye off camera, 'cause it's proving to be very difficult to do my eyes like this and talk. I'll be right back. Anywho, so, Miguel would
end up teaching Richard some of the skills he had learned when he was in the military, including how to kill people and how to capture people as well. I guess it's good for
10 year olds to know. On May 4th, 1973, Richard
was at Miguel's home and they were just hanging out when Miguel and his wife
got into an argument. A very heated argument. Now, this argument ended up
pushing Miguel over the edge and Miguel ended up shooting
his wife in the face. Now Richard was there, he was just sitting like on the couch, kind of just staying out of it. So he witnesses Miguel shooting. Now, Miguel would end up getting arrested and taken into prison, but he was found not guilty
by reasons of insanity and he would just spend four years incarcerated in the state mental hospital. For a while after the shooting, Richard decided to live with
his sister and her husband. He really just didn't wanna go home because it was not a good place to be. So he ends up moving in with
his sister and her husband. Now, her husband, this is just a one big
hot mess of a family. His sister's husband
was, his name was Roberto and Roberto over here was a peeping tom. So Roberto would take
Richard with him at night to peep in windows of neighbors where like really pretty or
attractive ladies were living. So the both of them would go and just kind of creep through the window and watch these women undress or like go to the bathroom
or just simply watch, fucking creep. It just kind of seems like for Richard it was just one bad place,
to another bad place, to another bad place, you know? I don't think he knew
what like a "normal", normal life, or just
normal effing hobbies are. As a teenager, Richard began associating his sexual
fantasies with violence. While he was still at school, he also worked part time at a
Holiday Inn, which is a hotel. Holiday Inn is everywhere, right? It doesn't matter. It was a hotel. So he's working part time at
a hotel and going to school. Now Richard was using
this job to his advantage. Richard would use his pass
key to enter into hotel rooms and rob the guests while they were out. So one night when he was
working at the hotel, Richard broke into, or
just used his pass key to get into a guest's hotel room. Now, it was a couple. The husband was somewhere, he had left, and it was just the wife
in there by herself. So Richard let himself into the room and he attempted to rape this woman. The husband ended up walking into the room and catching Richard attacking his wife. He tackled him and he
tried to take him out, holding him down, police were called, but the charges ended up being dropped when the couple refused to testify. And I was trying to figure out, well why did they refuse to testify, but they were from out
of state, just visiting, and they didn't want to
travel to testify against him. Because of this, Richard
did end up losing his job at the hotel as he should. So then Richard ends up
dropping out of high school in the ninth grade, and
honestly it's a little unclear what he did from this time, ninth grade, all the
way up to the age of 22. There really isn't much, much
said as to what he was doing, so I don't, I don't really know. But at the age of 22, that's when Richard decided that he was gonna move from
Texas to California permanently. So when he moved to California, he went to San Francisco first and he was staying in
the Tenderloin District. So it's April 10th, 1984. Richard is staying at this
hotel in San Francisco. It's where he ends up
murdering a nine year old girl in the basement of the hotel. Sadly he raped and he beat the poor girl before stabbing her to death, I'm sorry. And this would be Richard's
first known killing, but initially it wasn't
connected to him at all. It went unsolved for many, many years and it wasn't until 2009 when they were able to get a DNA match linking him to this horrible murder. He ends up going down
south to Los Angeles. So on June 28th, 1984,
a 79 year old woman, her name was Jennie, she
was found brutally murdered in her apartment in
Glassell Park in Los Angeles and it was said that she
had been stabbed repeatedly while asleep in her bed and her
throat was slashed so deeply that she was nearly decapitated. Whoever had done this, 'cause they didn't know it
was Richard at the time, but they knew whoever had done this had gone through the window
and they had a fingerprint but no suspects. On March 17th, 1985 Richard had attacked a 22 year old woman, and her name was Maria. All of these crimes took place
in like the Los Angeles area. So 22 year old Maria was
pulling into her garage, Richard ends up like ambushing
her, running up to her, and he pulls out his handgun
and he shoots her in the face. She ends up surviving because the bullet had
ricocheted off the keys she held in her hands when she like lifted her
hands up to protect herself. Richard thought like she was dead, so he goes inside of the home and inside of the house was her roommate, a 34 year old woman named Dayle. She had heard the gunshot
from inside the house and she had ducked behind
a counter in the kitchen and she was just kind
of like hiding there. She ends up raising her
head over the counter where she's hiding to kind
of see where Richard is at, right, so she raises her head and that's when Richard sees her and shoots her in the face, killing her. Richard then looked around the home and tried to steal any
jewelry or any valuables and then left. And it was within the same hour, okay, within the same hour Richard
had come across a lady named Veronica, and she
was sitting in her car, and Richard wanted to steal
her car so he could get away. So Richard ends up pulling
her out of her vehicle and he ends up shooting
her twice and then he ran. It said that he wanted to steal her car, but he ran on foot after
he shot her, so I'm not. So then on March 27th, 1985, Richard broke into a home in Whittier. He had broken into this house
once before, apparently. So he goes back and he
breaks into this home. It's now two AM in the morning. When he gets in there he
sees 64 year old Vincent is sleeping in his room. Next to Vincent was his 44 year old wife, her name was Maxine. Richard just shoots Vincent in the head and of course this wakes up his wife who's sleeping next to him. Richard like hops on top
of her and he beats her. He then bounds her hands and he demands that she tells him where all the valuables
are at inside of the home. She tells him that there's
some jewelry over there, "Just take whatever you want." Leaves her on the bed. He's ransacking the home. She is actually able to get
her hands out of the bonds, right, and she knows
like there's a shotgun underneath her bed. So she's able to get out of there, be quiet about it so he doesn't
know that she's getting out, and she gets up, gets under the bed, she grabs the shotgun,
Richard comes into the room, she points it at him,
pulls the trigger, click. It wasn't loaded. Oh. I couldn't imagine her
feeling in that moment. So of course, this infuriates Richard and he then proceeds to
shoot her three times. So then Richard ends up grabbing
a knife from the kitchen, gouges both of her eyes out of her face and he puts them in a jewelry box and he takes the jewelry box. Just, takes it. So when Richard is leaving the scene, he actually ends up leaving his footprints from his sneakers in the flower beds which are like outside the home. When police went out to the home and they photographed and made a cast, also police had found
bullets at the scene, which had matched to those
found at previous attacks. This is the moment when police realize that a serial killer was at large. So then May 14th, 1985, Richard goes down to like Monterey Park and he enters the home of 66 year old Bill and his 56 year old
disabled wife, Lillian, who Bill was like the main caretaker for. I know, it's awful. Bill was in his bedroom and
Richard enters the room. They kind of have like
a little confrontation. Bill went to go reach for his own handgun that he had nearby. When he was reaching for the gun, that's when Richard shot him in the face. Then Richard like goes around and starts trying to steal stuff or find valuables but then
he enters Lillian's room and he finds her there. He bound her up, he raped her,
then he ransacked the home. Sadly Bill passed away while
he was in the hospital. So then, May 29th. All of these took place in 1985, so I'm just gonna stop saying 1985. Richard steals a Mercedes, the car. He drives out to the
home of 83 year old Mabel and her 81 year old sister Florence, both of them lived together. So Richard breaks into their home and he goes straight to the kitchen and in the kitchen is
where he finds a hammer. He runs into Florence first,
so he beat her with the hammer. And then he runs into Mabel,
bounds her wrists together, and he ends up beating her,
and he gets electrical cords and he gives both women
electric shocks using this cord. He then proceeds to rape Florence. (sighing) And yeah, so, great. Then he grabs a lipstick he sees and he draws like a pentagram
on poor Mabel's thigh as well as one of the
walls in the bedroom. The women were actually
discovered two days later, and they were both still alive at the time and transferred to the hospital. On July 2nd, Richard stole a Toyota and he randomly selected the
house of 75 year old Mary. He quietly entered the home and found her asleep in her bedroom. He then beat her until she
was unconscious with a lamp. He then tried to find any
valuables in the home and left. She was later discovered
dead at the crime scene. Oh, it keeps going. Then, July 7th. (frustrated breathing) Richard broke into the
home of 61 year old Joyce. She was asleep on her living room couch. Richard beat her to death
and kicked her in the head which ended up leaving a clear shoe print from his sneaker on her face and then after this attack, Richard decided that
he needed a better tool to commit these crimes he was doing. So he goes and he buys a machete. I don't know, if I'm like
a store owner or something and some guy comes in and
randomly buys just a machete, I feel like that would be a red flag. "Oh you're buying a machete? "Okay yeah, let me just take
your information really quick." I haven't heard any good
stories with a machete. Anyways, so he buys a machete. Richard keeps stealing cars
and then he wipes them down, he ditches it somewhere,
and he moves onto the next. So he drives out to a
home of 66 year old Lela and her 68 year old husband Max. Bursts into the couples
bedroom where they were asleep, kills both of them with the machete, and then after he knew
that they were dead, or he thought that they were dead, he then shoots 'em in the head. And then robs their house and
takes all of their valuables. So that same night, July 20th at 4:00 AM, Richard breaks into another home. It was a husband and a wife, and they were asleep in their bed. Richard shot the husband,
which killed him instantly, and then he bound and raped the wife. (thudding) Then the couple had an eight year old son. The eight year old son came walking in because he hears like noise
going on in his parents bedroom. So he goes into their room
to see what's going on. Richard sees the eight year old. He bounds him up and he
drags the eight year old around the house, telling him to show him where the valuables were. And it was said that during this time when he was dragging
the little boy around, he demanded that he "swear to Satan" that he was not hiding any money from him. He left the child bound in the home. The child was able to get out and run to the neighbors house for help. How are we doing, are we okay? If you need to leave,
completely understand. When you read about these, it's easy to just think of them as like a character in a
way, or just like not real and then when you remember
that it's a real person who really did these things you're like, "What the?" What? You know, it's just, what? Moving onto August 8th. Richard steals another car and he chose the home
of 27 year old Sakina and her 31 year old husband Elyas. At this point, some time after 2:30 AM. So he enters the home and he just walks into the master bedroom where they are asleep. He shoots and kills Elyas, then he handcuffs Sakina while forcing her to reveal the locations of like the family jewelry and it was said that
Richard repeatedly demanded that she "Swear on Satan" that she would not scream
during his assaults. Sure, Richard. Sure. He ends up just taking
any valuables he saw and then he leaves the home. Now, during all this time, I mean police keep finding these victims and they are linking them all together thinking that there is indeed like a serial killer out there. But they hadn't made any like
public announcement about it, they didn't wanna draw attention too much and like scare Richard away, then a televised press
conference had taken place, and it was during this conference which they ended up
giving Richard the name, the Night Stalker. Now during this press conference is when they tell viewers
to lock their doors, lock their windows
because someone is coming and it could be any of you. Like, they were putting some serious fear into anyone who was watching. Which I mean they weren't really wrong because Richard was out
here like killing people just at random. This press conference ended up
pissing a lot of people off, especially the LA detectives, because they knew Richard
was gonna be watching and they knew that Richard was
gonna like make a run for it or destroy any type of
evidence that he may have in his possession. So LA detectives were like pissed off that they had this media
conference about it. I mean they were right,
Richard was indeed watching. Richard saw this and knew
that everyone was onto him. He then took his sneakers because they had mentioned
in this media conference that they had, do you remember when they found like his
footprints in the garden area when he broke out of a house? Well they found out like
what kind of sneaker it was so they made an announcement about what kind of sneaker it was. Any little bit of information they had. Richard then takes his sneakers that were linked to the crimes, drives up to San Francisco, he then goes to the Golden Gate Bridge and he drops his sneaker off
of the Golden Gate Bridge into the water. He, at that time remained
in the San Francisco area for a few more days and
then for some reason he goes back to the Los Angeles area. I don't know why. I mean it's a good thing he did because he gets caught
but like you know, mm-hmm. He drives back to the Los Angeles area and then on August 24th, Richard gets that itch or that urge to break into someone else's house again, so he drives a little bit
outside of the Los Angeles area and he is kind of lurking
outside of a home. Inside was a 13 year old boy named James and he was awake and he hears
footsteps outside the window. At this point, everybody had
heard about this Night Stalker, so everybody was like just freaked out. This James boy, he hears like footsteps and naturally he's like,
"It's the Night Stalker." So he runs and he wakes up his parents and they're being just really loud and making sure that whoever's outside is like hearing them right. This freaks Richard out and
he gets into a stolen car. So James, this 13 year
old boy, he runs outside, brave, had a little notepad
and he noted the color, the make, and model of the car that Richard was speeding off in. And James was also able
to get just a few numbers and letters from the license plate. James contacted the police and handed over what
he knew or what he saw. The stolen vehicle that
Richard was driving in, they found it on August 28th. They were able to get like a fingerprint from the rear view mirror even though Richard
was really good at like wiping down the vehicle, he just missed like
one little fingerprint. Police are excited about this, like they got a fingerprint, okay. So they go back and they're
able to get a positive ID on the fingerprint and now they had a name for this serial killer who's
been just causing chaos. This fingerprint belongs to
someone named Richard Ramirez. They see that he's like a 25
year old drifter from Texas and he had a long rap sheet that included many arrests for
traffic and drug violations. So law enforcement decided
to release to the media a mug shot of Richard
that they had on file. So they do another media conference and they publicly address Richard, 'cause they know he's
watching, and they say, "We know who you are,
everyone else will too, "and there will be no
place for you to hide." Which I feel like is such a ballsy move when you address the killer on camera. I feel like that, to them, they
take it as like a challenge. Like "Oh yeah, watch me." You know? And I just, I don't know, I don't know if that's
a good thing or not. It doesn't matter. Okay, cool. So then, August 30th, Richard decided to take
a bus to Tucson, Arizona. That's where his brother was living. So his brother at this time, I guess, was completely unaware what was going on. Now every newspaper and
TV program in California was running this story, okay, it was everywhere and
you couldn't avoid it. But I don't know so much
if in Tucson it was. Anyways, Richard ends up not
meeting with his brother. So he takes the bus out to Tucson and then gets back on the bus
and goes back to Los Angeles. What I've gathered perhaps, maybe, I'm not really sure,
but I think it's because he was worried to put
his brother in jeopardy and then now involve him on his crimes. But that is still kind of like unclear. So I don't really know. But he gets back on the bus and
he goes back to Los Angeles. So then on August 31st,
Richard gets off of the bus and he's walking and he looks over and he sees like a newspaper rack, right, has magazines, newspapers, everything, and on the newspaper rack it
was just every single newspaper had his picture on the front. So he sees this and it sends
him into a full blown panic. A meltdown. He takes off running on foot and he tries to run across the freeway, stops a car, it's a woman,
he tries to car jack her. Other people nearby who have slowed down and they see this happening so then they prevent him
from car jacking this woman. Richard gets like exhausted by all this so he takes off and he hops
over like several fences, attempting two more car jackings. Now, this is the good part, because he ends up in East LA, rough. So he ends up in the wrong
part of the neighborhood. Perfect, right? Love that. His dumb ass tries to stop one of the cars driving down the street. Luckily there were people outside, like a group of guys hanging outside. So they see this happening
and they're like, "No." And they attack Richard. One of them had struck
Richard over the head with a metal bar and it
prevented him from getting away 'cause it like knocked him out, you know. The group ends up just taking turns beating the shit out of him and holding him down until police came. (clapping) So Richard gets arrested and put in prison and is waiting for his court date. So at his first court appearance, you know there's press there and stuff, and Richard had carved
a pentagram on his hand. So he's showing it to like
the camera's and stuff and he just yells, "Hail Satan!" Lots of Satan stuff on his body. Then on August 3rd, 1988, the Los Angeles Times
reported that jail employees had overheard Richard planning to shoot the prosecutor with a gun. And then Richard was really bragging that he was going to smuggle
like a gun into the court room and how he was gonna do it and all that. And they install a metal
detector outside the court room. So then, August 14th,
the trial was interrupted because one of the jurors did
not arrive to the court room and later that day she was found shot to death in her apartment. So naturally the jury was terrified. They were all thinking it was Richard, that he somehow directed this to happen from inside his prison cell. And now everyone, especially the jury, was really afraid for their
own lives because one of the, I'm just trying to do my duty, you know, and I don't wanna put my life at risk. I don't blame them, I wouldn't go. Heck no. Later on it was determined that Richard was actually not responsible
for this lady's death and it was, it was like her
boyfriend shot and killed her. Ugh. Just, what is going on. Like how awful. Now, this is the part
that extra pisses me off. I mean this whole story pisses me off, don't get me wrong, mm-hmm. Media was covering this story, they were showing
Richard's photo everywhere. A lot of people thought
he was a good looking guy, that he was very hot. Richard had fans. He was getting hundreds of letters. They loved him, they
were a fan of his work. There were also a lot of
people paying him a visit while he was in prison. One of the ladies who was a big fan, her name was Doreen, and she wrote him nearly like 75 letters during his incarceration
and they were in love. And then during his trial, women were just flocking to the court room to get a glimpse of him . They were screaming
like it was Justin Bieber. People don't really scream
for Justin Bieber anymore. They were screaming like it
was, you know, fan girls. Now many of these fans
believed that he was innocent. He's innocent, he didn't do this. Even though everything points to him. That one juror, she got shot and she died, so she ends up being
replaced by another woman. Her name is Cindy and
Cindy was infatuated, in love with, obsessed, with Richard. How she got on the jury, I don't know. But she is just making googly
eyes with Richard like, "Oh my god, hi." And she would write him little notes and stuff and write him letters in prison. Richard loved this, okay, because he thought with her on his side, he could have a chance
of getting a hung jury. So he is making sure
to give her eye contact when he's like in court. You know. (kissing) That kind of stuff. September 30th, 1989. Richard was convicted of all charges. 13 counts of murder,
five attempted murders, 11 sexual assaults, and 14 burglaries. Sorry. During the penalty phase of
the trial on November 7th, he was sentenced to die in
California's gas chamber, which they don't even do
anymore so he just sat there. Now, Richard ended up being
upset with Cindy, the juror, because she didn't have his back. Disappointed that, you know,
that he got the death sentence. She would later go on to
do a few TV appearances insisting that he had
been poorly represented and he wasn't deserving
of the death sentence. How do you do that? Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, just set better standards for yourself. You deserve better, all right. I'm glad we had this talk. In 1988, do you remember Doreen? They were in love too. He had a lot of like
girlfriends and stuff. Anyways, Doreen. Richard ends up like proposing to her and they get married on October 3rd, 1996. They were married in the California San
Quentin State Prison. We should just do a
video dedicated to like San Quentin State Prison, because that's where they're all at. Field trip. But Doreen would eventually leave Richard. She found out that he had
killed a nine year old and this upset her, so
she broke it off with him. But I guess none of the other murders really mattered to her. Be better. And get (clapping)
better (clapping) idols! Get better idols, okay! Doreen, darling, hey. Do better, okay. Richard was waiting for his execution date and this is when he became
very unwell, very sick. His health just fell apart
and he ended up passing away at the age of 53. He had been sitting on death
row for more than 23 years. There's this museum out here, it's called the Museum of Death. There's one here in Los Angeles and there's one in New Orleans as well. I've been to the one
out here in Los Angeles, been a couple of times. You are not allowed to film in there, take photos, anything, or I would show you guys
what it looks like inside, it's intense. It's intense. A collection of serial killer stuff, lots of graphic images,
wall to wall to wall, every corner is stuffed with something. When you walk in it's like it's heavy. Anyways, what I'm getting
at is in the Museum of Death here in Los Angeles, they actually have a lot
of letters from Richard, they're on display, and you
could see a picture book, all the different pictures
that he got from fan girls while he was in prison. These girls just trying
to be all cute and sexy. Yay, Satan! And then they would send it to him and they would write letters
expressing their love. Oh, it's mind blowing. Some of the things that
these girls would do for him was very scary. Over the years Richard did
keep in touch with his fans and what not. I was reading some trivia questions. Fun facts about Richard Ramirez. "Hey Richard, what's your, "what's your favorite food? "Tell us, your fans wanna know." Richard's response was, "Women's feet." "All right, Richard, tell us, tell us, "what's your biggest like? "What's something you absolutely love?" His response, "Cocaine." "Hey Richard, tell us, what's
your favorite vacation spot?" Vacation? Richard said, "Uranus." Okay. "Hey Richard, one last
question for your fans. "If you like a girl, how do
you get her to notice you?" Richard said, "I pull my gun out." So that was the Richard
Ramirez fun facts I learned. Very heavy story I think we can all agree. It's very sad. He was the legit boogeyman. People that a lot of us fear, you know, someone breaking into your home and just, oh, that is a lot of our nightmares. That is the story about Richard
Ramirez, the Night Stalker. I would love to hear
your thoughts down below. I appreciate you guys
so much for tuning in and hanging out with me. And also a big thank you to June's Journey for partnering with me on today's video. I hope you have a wonderful day today, you make good choices, be better, and get better idols! You deserve it! And I'll be seeing you guys later. Bye! And if you need me, I will
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