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For a guy who hated prison so much, he didn't try very hard to stay out

If your boyfriend has outline rooms that you specifically are not allowed To go in that is red flag central

The poor baby, waiting for her mother to return. That breaks my heart, I wish I could have hugged her.

A drug addict judging other drug addicts for being addicted to drugs. Can’t make that up. An actual demon

Maury's first words to the police officer was "It's seven o clock in the morning!" Tim Sachs replied, and said "Yeah, you're right. and here's a search warrant" is unintentionally hilarious ngl

He filmed his poor victims as they BEGGED for their lives. Truly awful person.

This case isn't discussed nearly enough. Such a tragedy that most of the victims will likely never be identified.

This guy needs to be covered extensively more than he is because he's up there with the worst of them

He berated them for putting disgusting things in their bodies, then proceeded to put himself inside their bodies…oh the irony.

dude, prison ain't supposed to be fun. 😂 crying to the judge. lmfao

I saw this story in a crime show years ago. Really traumatic that his toddler son was afraid of the monster that cries every night on the basement, but was the torture girls he hears every night.  That’s how police discover the torture room, because of the son.

May those poor women rest in peace and never suffer or feel pain from the hands of anyone again.

I hate when these monsters get caught and find the easy way out somehow. Smh

As a midwesterner, East St. Louis is notoriously one of those places you do not stop in and actively avoid.

As a young female who got hooked on drugs at 18 and only now at almost 22 finally has a few months clean, I feel so deeply for all those women who were under the control of addiction. Putting their body, mind, and soul into dangerous situations. So many of them wouldn’t survive. I wish the best for anyone who is still addicted today, and to those who are in recovery.

The older i get, the harder it is to listen to these kinds of stories. It seems to drag the energy out of me. I always think - 'if that's how this is affecting me, then imagine how the victims and families feel'

God rest them 😢

It's absolutely frightening to think about psychopaths like this living amongst us, and they can otherwise live a normal life.
Maybe we work with them, ride on public transportation with them, or even LIVE with them.
It's scary to even think about!

I have read about so many cases in America like this over the years and it begs the question: how many missing women are held as prisoners in a madman's basement right at this very moment that we'll read about in the future?

I remember some TV show covered this case back in the 1990's. He handcuffed her with hands behind her back and around a support pole in his basement. He video taped the poor woman as he questioned her about her life choices, drug use and occupation as a prostitute while her daughter was neglected.
It was heart wrenching as he asked her to say goodbye to her daughter.
And then he killed her.
That was not a man, not a human being, not even an animal. He was a demon from the pits of hell.