The Night Stalker documentary on Netflix

I've seen a few shows featuring Richard Ramirez and you're right, there are some seriously fricked up women in the world that are attracted to guys like this.

Same thing happened when Ted Bundy was on trial many years ago. He'd have women show up in court like he was some kind of celebrity that they admired.

For some unknown reason they apparently didn't realize if given the chance, he'd likely kill them and violate their corpses until they got into rapid decomposition.

As for Ramirez, the cops should have left the gang of people that captured him alone and there wouldn't have been a trial.

The shame of it all is this asswipe was arrested in 85, went to trial and was convicted to 19 death sentences in 88, but died of liver cancer in 2013 at age 53 while in San Quentin Prison in California. He got to live another 25 years after his conviction.

Unexpectedly binged this last night starting at around 9 pm. I’m pretty used to shows like this, but the crime scene photos and victims really took me to a bad place. Dude was evil incarnate. Had to watch Raw right afterwards to bring me back up.

Their wedding was just lovely.





Crazy bitch.

Richard "Stanky Chops" Rameriz. It would have been a better story if the neighborhood mob had taken him out lol.

Just finished it. Big thumbs up for anybody interested in this kind of story.

Btw, I know one of the two cops in the documentary, Gil Carrillo. He retired a little over a decade ago, but he's still a semi god in the Latin communities of East L.A.

Never knew he died of cancer like a normal person in a hospital.

fricking California. Two decades on death row and this scum gets to die peacefully in a hospital bed?

California's death penalty was in name only because the voters kept voting to keep it but the lawmakers and Diane Feinsteins of the State (who began to take over the State) had no intention of carrying out the will of the jury and voters.