Top 20 Real-Life Crimes that Inspired Criminal Minds
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Date: 2023-11-21
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TsukiAquaMoonCat
9: 31
Here's something that I want to clarify.
What Floyd is doing is NOT Satanism, it is LUCIFERISM.
Satanism is literally people who use Satan as a figurehead, like how the King of England is considered a figurehead.
Satanism is full of PEACEFUL atheist and agnostic people, people who either believe god is real but don't like him and people who don't believe that god is real. They prefer SCIENCE over religion.
Luciferism is what uneducated people think that Satanism is.
Luciferism is the whole killing/sacrificing/eating people thing.
SATANISM IS NOT EVIL! LUCIFERISM IS!
It pisses me off when people say that Satanism is evil. It's not. It's Luciferism that is.
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9: 31
Here's something that I want to clarify.
What Floyd is doing is NOT Satanism, it is LUCIFERISM.
Satanism is literally people who use Satan as a figurehead, like how the King of England is considered a figurehead.
Satanism is full of PEACEFUL atheist and agnostic people, people who either believe god is real but don't like him and people who don't believe that god is real. They prefer SCIENCE over religion.
Luciferism is what uneducated people think that Satanism is.
Luciferism is the whole killing/sacrificing/eating people thing.
SATANISM IS NOT EVIL! LUCIFERISM IS!
It pisses me off when people say that Satanism is evil. It's not. It's Luciferism that is.
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Ana
Criminal Minds is one of my favorite crime dramas.
The new, Criminal Minds: Evolution is good, too.
More detailed killings.
However, I was a little disappointed. They went a little woke.
They peppered their sentences with too many f and s bombs.
In seasons 1-15, they barely cussed.
They sounded intelligent.
But, calling an Unsub a f head sounds like what a hormonal teenage boy would say. Not an intelligent guy like Rossi.
I think that when you put cuss words in every other sentence, the less educated you look.
I liked it better when they explained the Unsub with throwing out 20 cuss words in the description.
I'm still going to watch it though.
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Criminal Minds is one of my favorite crime dramas.
The new, Criminal Minds: Evolution is good, too.
More detailed killings.
However, I was a little disappointed. They went a little woke.
They peppered their sentences with too many f and s bombs.
In seasons 1-15, they barely cussed.
They sounded intelligent.
But, calling an Unsub a f head sounds like what a hormonal teenage boy would say. Not an intelligent guy like Rossi.
I think that when you put cuss words in every other sentence, the less educated you look.
I liked it better when they explained the Unsub with throwing out 20 cuss words in the description.
I'm still going to watch it though.
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Gimpygladiator
There are so many things this show gets right, and the we will find you, in fact, we already know who you are aspect is the greatest part (if not a direct deterrent) and not only testament to the BAU at its inception, but the power it holds today for catching people when they think they're at their cleverest. Profiling may get a LOT of negativity in police work, but when it comes to serial murd3rs, they're eerily accurate. People may lie, but statistics can't.
(Edit for spelling)
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There are so many things this show gets right, and the we will find you, in fact, we already know who you are aspect is the greatest part (if not a direct deterrent) and not only testament to the BAU at its inception, but the power it holds today for catching people when they think they're at their cleverest. Profiling may get a LOT of negativity in police work, but when it comes to serial murd3rs, they're eerily accurate. People may lie, but statistics can't.
(Edit for spelling)
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Jane
I thought that some of the most bizarre criminals were in Florida. until I moved to Seattle. Paul Kenneth Keller was based in the northern suburbs of Seattle. Then you add in serial killers like Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgeway (who worked and lived in the southern suburbs where I live and work) and Stella Nickel (who also lived in the same town I live in) who was the Excedrin Killer, this area has some really crazy criminals.
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I thought that some of the most bizarre criminals were in Florida. until I moved to Seattle. Paul Kenneth Keller was based in the northern suburbs of Seattle. Then you add in serial killers like Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgeway (who worked and lived in the southern suburbs where I live and work) and Stella Nickel (who also lived in the same town I live in) who was the Excedrin Killer, this area has some really crazy criminals.
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fanjoy
My 1st ever series was the mentalist and then Criminal minds, it was this show that iginited my interest with true crime. I remember watching docus of ted bundy when he was mentioned in one of the eps. Good times. I am a forever Dr. Reid fan although all their characters were so written well. There is also a Korean version of the show. I still remember to this day the ep on Hotch, that was really heartbreaking.
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My 1st ever series was the mentalist and then Criminal minds, it was this show that iginited my interest with true crime. I remember watching docus of ted bundy when he was mentioned in one of the eps. Good times. I am a forever Dr. Reid fan although all their characters were so written well. There is also a Korean version of the show. I still remember to this day the ep on Hotch, that was really heartbreaking.
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Linda
When I first saw #5: The Thirteenth Step, I immediately thought of Charles Starkweather and Karyl Ann Fugate. I was not quite 4 yo during their spree, but as a child living only 40 miles west of Lincoln, NE, where they began, I was keenly aware of something going on. I was not allowed to go outside and our house doors were locked. The doors were never locked. Ive spent my life hearing their names.
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When I first saw #5: The Thirteenth Step, I immediately thought of Charles Starkweather and Karyl Ann Fugate. I was not quite 4 yo during their spree, but as a child living only 40 miles west of Lincoln, NE, where they began, I was keenly aware of something going on. I was not allowed to go outside and our house doors were locked. The doors were never locked. Ive spent my life hearing their names.
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Irena
About 3-4 years ago there was a news story on the radio where I live(Dublin ireland) about a woman arrested for attempting to slit a man's throat. apparently she loved Criminal minds(My fav show also) and become Irelands answer to Jack the ripper, had a plan to at least murder 3(ovs that's the serial) but was aiming for 7 as her endgame, Irelands first serial killer
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About 3-4 years ago there was a news story on the radio where I live(Dublin ireland) about a woman arrested for attempting to slit a man's throat. apparently she loved Criminal minds(My fav show also) and become Irelands answer to Jack the ripper, had a plan to at least murder 3(ovs that's the serial) but was aiming for 7 as her endgame, Irelands first serial killer
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ShadowSora8491
When I watched the episodes To Hell. .And Back, I definitely picked up on the unsubs being inspired by Robert Pickton VERY quickly. The fact that the 2 brothers were pig farmers targeting high risk victims and using their pigs to dispose of their victims' bodies, immediately gave away the inspiration for that two-part season finale.
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When I watched the episodes To Hell. .And Back, I definitely picked up on the unsubs being inspired by Robert Pickton VERY quickly. The fact that the 2 brothers were pig farmers targeting high risk victims and using their pigs to dispose of their victims' bodies, immediately gave away the inspiration for that two-part season finale.
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SakicFan2284
The Criminal Minds Episode that fascinates me the most is Season 3 Episode 10, True Night because I'm a sucker for vigilante-type stuff and because I want to see a spin-off series featuring the unsub, Jonny McHale as the show's protagonist/anti-hero because there's just WAY too much going on with him that he just has the one episode.
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The Criminal Minds Episode that fascinates me the most is Season 3 Episode 10, True Night because I'm a sucker for vigilante-type stuff and because I want to see a spin-off series featuring the unsub, Jonny McHale as the show's protagonist/anti-hero because there's just WAY too much going on with him that he just has the one episode.
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Loracarte
Can't believe The Beauty Queen Killer (Christopher Wilder)wasn't included. It links to S1 E20 (Charm and Harm), it follows his modus operandi almost perfectly, his liking of hotel rooms, drowning, his journey throughout the american states, the chase ends exactly the same way as in real life and even more
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Can't believe The Beauty Queen Killer (Christopher Wilder)wasn't included. It links to S1 E20 (Charm and Harm), it follows his modus operandi almost perfectly, his liking of hotel rooms, drowning, his journey throughout the american states, the chase ends exactly the same way as in real life and even more
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Sunnylounger
I remember the episodes with the one who lured girls to his trailer with mirror ceiling abd lots of instruments and his daughter helped him, i guess it is season 2. I was shocked with the plot and i was even more shocked when i found out it was based on the real story and the real person.
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I remember the episodes with the one who lured girls to his trailer with mirror ceiling abd lots of instruments and his daughter helped him, i guess it is season 2. I was shocked with the plot and i was even more shocked when i found out it was based on the real story and the real person.
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Louisa
I love Criminal Minds. I enjoy the ensemble cast, the fact that theres no messy in-team dating, no petty female jealousy over guys, just friendship, plus some lovely male-female friendships too ( Penelope and Hotch, Reid and Blake. I also love the framing of the episodes with quotes.
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I love Criminal Minds. I enjoy the ensemble cast, the fact that theres no messy in-team dating, no petty female jealousy over guys, just friendship, plus some lovely male-female friendships too ( Penelope and Hotch, Reid and Blake. I also love the framing of the episodes with quotes.
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Leo
To be honest, I have a theory on the Ramsey case due to the line of work shes in being in pageants in such Im guessing her runner-up who hated coming in second place to her told one of her parents, or both of them to kill her in an after getting tired of living in her shadow
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To be honest, I have a theory on the Ramsey case due to the line of work shes in being in pageants in such Im guessing her runner-up who hated coming in second place to her told one of her parents, or both of them to kill her in an after getting tired of living in her shadow
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Josef
I remember a very preachy episode in the later seasons. The unsub was an incel who was based on Elliot Rodger. The unsub also threw acid in people's faces, like assholes in India and a lot of other countries where throwing acid in people's face is a too-common occurrence.
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I remember a very preachy episode in the later seasons. The unsub was an incel who was based on Elliot Rodger. The unsub also threw acid in people's faces, like assholes in India and a lot of other countries where throwing acid in people's face is a too-common occurrence.
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Laurie
I love this show criminal minds I've seen every episode and I was so pissed that they didn't have a true ending episode. But i think just about every episode was based on truth. Like the company, the tall man, and so so somany others. One of the greats shows of all time
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I love this show criminal minds I've seen every episode and I was so pissed that they didn't have a true ending episode. But i think just about every episode was based on truth. Like the company, the tall man, and so so somany others. One of the greats shows of all time
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Taylor
Ive always been into true crime (more the why they did it and the aftermath rather than the how they did it) so Ive always had a passing interest in criminal minds, its pretty cool that they take inspiration from crime Ive both heard of and never heard of
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Ive always been into true crime (more the why they did it and the aftermath rather than the how they did it) so Ive always had a passing interest in criminal minds, its pretty cool that they take inspiration from crime Ive both heard of and never heard of
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Josh
The morbidly amusing thing about this list is that some people are worried that bad people will get their ideas from shows like this. When the reality is bad people apparently don't need the help concocting imaginative ways to carry out their misdeeds.
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The morbidly amusing thing about this list is that some people are worried that bad people will get their ideas from shows like this. When the reality is bad people apparently don't need the help concocting imaginative ways to carry out their misdeeds.
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Rubeus
I don't watch criminal minds, but I have watched law and order svu occasionally(I watched it more in high school compared to now because of work and the use of netflix) and I'm pretty sure there's a video about svu that's just like this one
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I don't watch criminal minds, but I have watched law and order svu occasionally(I watched it more in high school compared to now because of work and the use of netflix) and I'm pretty sure there's a video about svu that's just like this one
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Mad
It's offensive to survivors of child abuse and foster kids who didn't become demented serial killers how often the bad childhood excuse and the, S/he was a foster kid crutch is so heavily learned on.
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It's offensive to survivors of child abuse and foster kids who didn't become demented serial killers how often the bad childhood excuse and the, S/he was a foster kid crutch is so heavily learned on.
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Nina
Rebecca, whenever I watch the episode, To Hell And Back about the brothers Lucas and Mason, I think of Ted and Jesse Ernst. Ted was a paraplegic and Jesse was slow, if not intellectually disabled.
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Rebecca, whenever I watch the episode, To Hell And Back about the brothers Lucas and Mason, I think of Ted and Jesse Ernst. Ted was a paraplegic and Jesse was slow, if not intellectually disabled.
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NeonRaindrops
you forgot that kid that killed with a baseball bat and took other kids into the woods. I forget which season and episode, but I know there was a real case it was probably based off of
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you forgot that kid that killed with a baseball bat and took other kids into the woods. I forget which season and episode, but I know there was a real case it was probably based off of
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Pie1o1
Idk for sure if it's true but someone said the episode Hope was inspired by what Franklin Delano Floyd did to Suzanne Sevakis (abducted a little girl and raised her to be his 'wife')
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Idk for sure if it's true but someone said the episode Hope was inspired by what Franklin Delano Floyd did to Suzanne Sevakis (abducted a little girl and raised her to be his 'wife')
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MonsterHunterKing
You should have mentioned the episode in season 2 or 1 that was a women who prayed on men and was very similar to jack the ripper and hell reid mentions it in the episode
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You should have mentioned the episode in season 2 or 1 that was a women who prayed on men and was very similar to jack the ripper and hell reid mentions it in the episode
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One
I am so surprised they mentioned Mike DeBardeleben in that first clip. No one ever talks about him, and hes likely the most advanced, and sophisticated serial offender weve ever seen.
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I am so surprised they mentioned Mike DeBardeleben in that first clip. No one ever talks about him, and hes likely the most advanced, and sophisticated serial offender weve ever seen.
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cazia9
Criminal Minds is basically a serialized version of Silence of the Lambs and it is spectacular its a great balance of case of the week along with progressive character development
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Criminal Minds is basically a serialized version of Silence of the Lambs and it is spectacular its a great balance of case of the week along with progressive character development
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Bob
so, as a reward for all these dead in fire, this arsonist is living at leisure in a prison where he shows no remorse, and living at the cost of tax payers. yeah. what a punishment!
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so, as a reward for all these dead in fire, this arsonist is living at leisure in a prison where he shows no remorse, and living at the cost of tax payers. yeah. what a punishment!
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Michelle
Currently binge watching Criminal Minds now. I try to match them w/ real life killers just w what I already know. Kinda worried that I knew alot more than I thought I would.
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Currently binge watching Criminal Minds now. I try to match them w/ real life killers just w what I already know. Kinda worried that I knew alot more than I thought I would.
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TsukiAquaMoonCat
Honestly, I felt bad for Lucas. The poor guy shouldn't have been killed. He was manipulated into killing so many people by his brother. Lucas was also a victim.
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Honestly, I felt bad for Lucas. The poor guy shouldn't have been killed. He was manipulated into killing so many people by his brother. Lucas was also a victim.
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CloutCloud
I loved criminal minds cause they pushed things to the limit when it came to CBS or tv shows in general. Like they got away with some amazing gruesome parts lol.
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I loved criminal minds cause they pushed things to the limit when it came to CBS or tv shows in general. Like they got away with some amazing gruesome parts lol.
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Poppystar357
Im surprised that the season 1 episode Charm and Harm wasnt on here, when I was watching I immediately connected the case in the episode to Christopher Wilder
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Im surprised that the season 1 episode Charm and Harm wasnt on here, when I was watching I immediately connected the case in the episode to Christopher Wilder
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