my feeling is that he is. that he was blathering all over himself to the deputy once they got him in the radio car and also probably on the way to the jail once the detectives asked him what happened. yeah, i think he s talking about it. it s such a homicidal rage to go through to shoot all these people. in such close range, point-blank in the head. that s something in the psyche of a person, you know he s not going to be afraid to talk. i don t that he s any kind of a master criminal or carlos the jekyll terrorists. he s going to be telling them why, we just don t know, but i think they probably have a good handle on it. and, you know, we could boil down to some simple motives that we would say, well that s nothing, but to him, it s something. and, you know, something that could have percolated like you described. maybe reports earlier in his history of trouble, but why that
master criminal both ekage eight. it confuse voters, who must judge her lapses in context deciding how relevant such past behaviors are in terming what kind of president she or her opponent will be. we have to judge her fairly. i don t think it s possible to judge any candidate fairly in this particular political climate. because you hear so many untruths on both sides of the aisle. about candidates. voters are less confused in large part i think because of that and then the candidates themselves feed into that with their own untruths. also in this age of tunnelling. where if i m on the left i just get messages in my internet bringing me further and further into the left conversation. on the right i get further and further into trumpland. and if i m only hearing good about hillary clinton, if i m only hearing good about donald trump i have no space in my head, peripheral vision, oh, maybe it s more complex. maybe she s not the angel.
definitely not. meet richard bailey. do you know who did? no. the man stephen miller called a truly evil man and a master criminal. i m the only one they could come after because i sold a couple of horses to women. you are not saying you didn t swindle women. no. i swindled women, yes. the ladies were not buying horses. the ladies were buying richard. there are women who wanted his attention. they would buy whatever he was selling. it is not unusual. he s not a killer. he is a purveyor. did you get basically a life sentence for selling people bum horses?
into the stables i ll never forget him. he wore those big jockers with the big balloons. he looked like a dork. richard bailey the conman was conned by cons. the jaynes realized bailey had a knack for luring women, wealthy women and investigators say they became a team. richard bailey s team was to bring the score to the barn. silas jaynes made the money. people in the horse mafia say the jaynes called the shots. bailey was a lure to bring in easy marks. the villains here are clearly i can t comment where the jaynes fit in. richard bailey is not someone who went out for coffee. richard bailey was a master criminal. richard bailey may have been a clever criminal, but silas jayne was a killer, ruthless and
yeah. pretty generous thing. somebody that s going to kill you. that s killed and tortured her family and is about to do the same to her. yeah. rader eventually took young josephine otero down to the basement of her home and hanged her from a pipe. the police found semen near josephine s body. and going forward recollections of what he had done with these victims fueled his desire to do it again. rader says now the whole experience left him quaking. oh, i was really not a sexual guy. i was just scared guy. i was really nervous. sweating. i had sweat running off me all over the place. just, you know, i had rubber gloves and they were just full of water, sweat. i was really my clothes were just soaked with sweat. very nervous. not like a master criminal at all.