El vampiro de Sacramento, Richard Trenton Chase || Relatos del lado oscuro

0:00 You' ve ever heard of MacDonald' s triad. Well, I' ll talk to you a little bit. McDonald' s triad is a theory that emerged in the 1960s, where it was claimed that certain individuals who could become extraordinarily dangerous, predatory, sexual, killer, cereal, extraordinarily violent people, had certain characteristics in common that manifested themselves in their childhood. McDonald' s lawsuit was based on a series of observations from known cases and was subsequently also fed with information from, for example, Robert Resler of Feb and the famous profiler and other famous detectives of the time, who were providing information to form this triad. The triad. What it says is that an individual who has at least two characteristics of three possible could have the tendency to become a hairy subject. The three characteristics are, first of all, cruelty to animals, manifested from an early age. Secondly, it tends to create fires, small fires and also manifests itself from an early age and, finally, to wet the bed until after five years. Of course, statistically, that was studied and numerous psychiatrists and psychologists have considered this to be nothing but an urban

1:30 legend. Let' s go reviews about MacDonald' s triad are huge and it is considered that many people who have all three characteristics are not only not dangerous, but are simply people who need attention. However, and to say of some experts. The reality is that there is much more behind it than it seems to accompany me. We begin accounts of the dark side for strange beings, events, inexplicable, true stories that other minds prefer to ignore, as I mentioned McDonald' s triad. One of the classic examples of this situation, of this kind of predictive analysis, occurred in the 1970s in the United States. But before I talk to you about what' s the case, I' m going to talk to you about a little boy. Rick Rick was born in nine hundred and fifty. In May of nineteen hundred and fifty, his mother, Beatriz, was a schoolteacher and his father, Richard

3:02 Senior, was a computer expert of what there were computers back then. He was an expert. Richard was normally born into a family that seemed to be a common family, an American family from the 1950s, with a car, with a job, with credits to pay from the blender to the stove and everything was on credit, following that of the American wave LF. It was a seemingly common family. The reality of things is that they are inside. The tension was very great. And it was very big because, on the one hand, Richard, the dad was very hard. He was a guy who could severely punish anyone with little Rick. On one occasion, when he was barely two years old, he didn' t want to eat anything and the father forced him into it. When the boy vomited, he continued to feed him even that food he had returned so that he would learn that the food was not wasted and, of course, there was no occasion when there was no punishment, a reprimand, a scolding and a beatrice. Mom wasn ' t an expert in candy either. She was a very hard woman and on many occasions suffered episodes of hypochondria where she thought she was sick, accused herself of being sick because of others and even being poisoned. She was a tough woman. It was a tense relationship. In addition, Richard Senior used to drink his alcohols from time to time and was even worse in the middle

4:39 of that environment is Rack. He' s a common- looking kid. I' m not gonna tell him to be a kid with some obvious problem. No, actually, he' s an ordinary kid who usually plays until his dad comes in and puts him in the house, why shouldn' t he do this The other thing? The other thing? The other thing? And this is getting complicated? He knows and becomes very complicated, because nothing more than the relationship between father and mother is very tense. Fam Rick' s sister would live on her own, too. Those sitting at lunchtime were tense. Just like a few things. There was a terrible stress in the air because besides, Mom was sure Dad was leaving and cheating on him over there. Moreover, when they left camp, this man went there to take a walk to distract himself and the lady considered that he had gone from unfaithful to some slut. In those words, when they were completely alone in a lonely place. This resulted in the situation at home being tense, ugly, the atmosphere was ugly and Rick Rick was not a child. Anyone was a child with a series of strange tendencies. The first of these was animal abuse.

5:55 It wasn' t uncommon for Rick to torment the family pet when he came to see him killing birds cruelly or torturing the neighbor' s cat. Then he did very rare things, of course, like setting fire, taking a few matches and going crazy doing things, or suddenly at night he would put a frying pan on top of the stove and light the stove just to see the smoke come out of the frying pan. He was empty burning the pan and, of course, he was a classic boy who wets the bed, which, of course, Dad hated, but he couldn' t control.

6:40 But this thing that I' m telling you about from very early on at the age of six had already killed a neighbor' s cat, had caused some fires and, of course, this resulted in harsher situations. Rick at school could pass like any student. He wasn' t an outstanding student. He was an average kid, but he used to come along well presented, with his little ether, well combed and studied, go to his classes and then go to play baiseball with the school team and eventually he also used to go with the boy scouts and things like that very normal of a kid his age. But internally the situation was very different. There was deep resentment and clear, these attitudes of bothering animals were harshly reprimanded by their father and mother both. So this guy suddenly finds himself in front of two energies that attack each other and then pour their anger on Rick and Pam, his sister, who, by the way, is somewhat less than him and has a different character. Pam is very resistant to all this. She' s a tough girl. But Rick is getting more and more strange when second grade time comes, he' s still in school, and he' s still an average student. What' s more, you might even say it' s moderately popular. She had a girlfriend almost a year with her, she was

8:11 a really pretty girl. Then he had another one and then the world started to get really weird. You know why Rick started doing weird things, and it' s just that word got out that Rick, even though he was so young, was impotent sexually speaking and it was true. Rick had had an attempted sexual encounter with one of his partners, which had ended scandalously badly. Rick had passed the ridicule of his life, he had not been able to have sex, he had not been able to do anything. He was very frustrated. That' s where the word spread and ended up being everyone ' s mockery. So I' m going to add up a little bit.

8:54 Rick is now a boy of about fourteen fifteen, maybe sixteen, when he has had all these situations that are coming to his head. But there ' d still be a lot more to it, because I' d start having a little trouble. The first of them was to go to jail for possession of marijuana. His father negotiated to let him go free in exchange for hours of social work on the street, cleaning and doing things. He didn ' t like that. On the other hand, at a party where he drank too much, his friends had to take him home and his mother was in charge of spreading to the four winds that his son, in addition to being a lost, was a guy who could not go. He revealed his most intimate secrets later, when he entered the university. Yeah, yeah, he went into college, despite all this horrible background. He went into college, but there was too much pressure. The University not only required skills that he did not have for study, such as constancy, such as work, but also social encounter was different and he was not meant for that. It was horrible. What he had there was something very ugly as it had to relate and was completely introverted. He was afraid to speak well and he abandoned that. Very soon he began to suffer episodes in which he had these strange accesses of fear. On the other hand, his father and his mother had

10:26 finally divorced, each for his own sake, in a horrible relationship, Ruick had left the mother' s house and had gone to live in a kind of little house alone where a lot of bums came in that the aposter, they didn' t even stay, because it was so weird Rick that no one wanted to know anything about him. And there was another problem. Rick was using drugs and strong drugs. He had made an incursion into the LSD, which is a very strong drug. He had used methamphetamine, he had used marijuana. He didn' t take, curiously, Rick, after that bitter experience in which he got drunk and his mother ridiculed him, stopped taking it completely. In addition, he had also been arrested by the police at some time with an alcoholic breath, and that completely deranged him. I didn ' t want to know about this, but living alone in this place, I was going through a very bad run to start his appearance. The boy from his little ether, from the little shawl that went to high school and high school was no longer there now. He was an extraordinarily thin subject with his 80- foot height. He didn' t go over 50 kilos or 60 extraordinarily thin, with very dirty long hair. His general appearance was that of a very dirty man. He did not take care of his toilet, he spent long periods, without taking a bath, without cleaning his teeth,

12:01 with things he bought that he took from the garbage, in a very rare situation. But, in addition to being rare, he began to have these psychotic episodes in which he suffered deliriums, such as the day he came to the emergency room in a hospital running desperate, claiming that his pulmonary artery had been stolen and that without that he could not live. Of course no one understood what he was talking about, but he was visibly altered and visibly frightened. This was being combined with another set of factors. Rick had already been in the chair of a psychiatrist long before that episode where he got delirious.

12:45 He' d been to the office to check his problem with the girls. The doctor had considered this a reflection of contained anger, the anger contained with his parents and had prescribed some things, among others, some political anxieties, but he did not consider it dangerous nor considered it a patient at risk to himself. In fact, he let it go as if nothing was a problem with this, and that is, at the same time that he kept doing this weird dirty guy with these delusions. Of course, after he arrived in the emergency room, he came out of there in a push, but he would come back later and come back for different things, such as, for example, the day he came in to say that his bones were coming out of the back of his head that his bones were coming out of his head that he felt the way his bones were coming out and urgently requested surgery to prevent them from coming out. No, he wasn' t a mythomaniac.

13:48 He thought that was happening to him. He was a hypochondriac who was also suffering an episode of hallucinations. The doctor who treated him considered that this was a crisis due to drug use, a psychosis due to energants, a situation similar to the end. I don' t know him well, but he let him go like that again. After that, he would come back to ensure that his heart was shrinking and that it was urgent for someone to take care of him, because soon his heart would disappear and he was already known to be patient. So they just sent him out the term that was used on the last time he was admitted to the hospital when he was sent with a psychiatrist. He was a paranoid schizophrenic, but also the psychiatrist who treated him considered this to be derived from drug use. Like the first psychiatrist who had taken care of him, he sent him home. No problem. He did not seem to be a threat to himself or anyone else, even though he had ended the lives of cats, neighbors, dogs and he had begun a strange routine of animal abuse and saying, a strange routine of animal abuse that rick secretly without his parents knowing it. Of course, he had begun to do such strange things as looking in the newspaper for advertisements to give away

15:24 doggies to mistreat them in a wide variety of ways. Sometimes I would catch a rabbit and make it horrible. Sometimes it was just about the neighbor' s cat or something like that. Even he came to go to a store to buy a puppy for such purposes. Rick was convinced that he had to drink blood at this point and after several visits to the hospital, having visited a couple of psychiatrists, he begins to think that if he does not consume blood, he will die and that is why, in addition to the mistreatment of animals, he begins to drink blood from those animals and do terrible things. And that' s when they send him to the psych ward. Rick, in addition to all the horrible things he had done with the animals, had begun to prepare smoothies, placing viscera of the animals with blood in a blender and drinking it. But feeling that this was not satisfactory enough. He had injected rabbit blood into his own blood. Rabbit blood had been injected.

16:25 Of course, that caused a horrible reaction that sent him to the hospital, but he believed it was because the rabbit was poisoned, that someone had poisoned that animal and that was why he had intoxicated himself. Actually, it was a contamination that could have killed him. Being in the hospital. In the midst of these delusions, they decide to intern him. Rick is taken to a psychiatric hospital. In this psychiatric hospital, he starts doing horrible things. He' s also a very rare patient who causes fear. Some of the employees are really afraid to see it because they don' t know anything. One of the nurses, when she came into a room, she took a frightful scare. When in front of her was Rick with his mouth all bloody, completely deranged, sucking his fingers and on the floor several little birds he had taken their lives to drink the blood. This guy was convinced he needed the blood and when the nurse came in he almost passed out, but before that he ran out. Because this guy looked dangerous, he was medicated.

17:27 Yes, they began to give him different medicines that led him to be considered schizophrenic with somatic delusions, that is, that this combined, on the one hand, the hallucinations and, on the other hand, the physical reactions that came from those hallucinations. This guy got to be called in there, people called him the hospital dracula and so on. Actually, this guy what he had was a thing called Rendfield syndrome. In addition to everything else that was also behind him, Rick has Renfield syndrome, this strange syndrome where a person feels that, if he does not drink blood, he will die and if he does not consume other living beings. It' s also not exactly vampire syndrome, but it comes from a character in the novel Dracula and if this guy did it that way they have to keep him under medication and locked up.

18:26 Some of the nurses who were in the ward where Rick was interned decide to retire because the guy was really creepy. It was just with the sunken cheeks, the long hair grown, the look lost and this weird attitude, this weird walk In addition, it was a guy of one meter eighty. Don' t even imagine he was a little angel. There, still with the thin, its appearance was hideous and not to mention the eschatological. I mean, he also did things with excrement and stuff like that very similar to Renfield syndrome, but he knows it' s the worst. Despite all the problems that had arisen there a good day, one of the doctors who is reviewing him decides that Rick is fit for life. After all the history of violence, of fire conatos that even within the hospital itself had tried to do so, they decided to release him, not considering him a threat to others or to himself. This guy' s released. If I' m right, at the end of a thousand nine hundred and seventy- six, they let him go home. Ironically, a few months earlier, two or three months earlier, he had escaped. Despite that, they release him. But the worst thing is that when he ran away, guess what he did, he ran to his mom' s house, caught the cat, killed him,

19:59 knocked on the door, and when his man most popped, the guy started digging into the cat and smearing his face with all that and his hands and staining everything with cat blood. The mother calls for emergency and the guy is returned to the hospital and yet three or four months later, some doctor decides that he is fit for life and frees him and, of course, several doctors protest this, but the decision was already made. The government budget could not be allocated in that way and is free. Of course they don ' t want him at home, neither his father nor his mother, if they manage to get him a little department and a state tutelage that is in charge of sending a small consignment of money, a kind of disability pension, but they don' t assign him any supervision. This guy could be in good condition or medium condition, provided he was medicated, but as soon as he stopped, the delusions would come back and this whole situation would come back again. It' s going through time and more and more. Rick' s becoming something else. It' s evolving. Keep up the animal stuff.

21:19 His house is full of hideous things, remains. He smells awful. His own appearance is disastrous. That wrap has long hair, it' s dirty, its mouth scabbed, its clothes for all these things that it does in fact a good day stop it. He was over there on some mountain, when his vehicle got stuck. He had a little truckie that is known as a rancher and his vehicle is stuck and it turns out that the community police from that region arrive, find the vehicle, look inside and in the seat there is a rifle and there are bloody rags and there is a bucket with what appears to be an organ and blood, probably a liver and well, alarmed they check out there in the area and they get to see a naked guy who is out there all stained with blood and, of course, they catch him and arrest him, take him to the police station and finally release him. The riff was a hunting rifle that had his father and he was in order, no problem. The blood was from animals and what was in the bucket was from a cow. He claimed he didn' t kill any cow, but he was a dead cow. At any rate, this guy was running around and dancing naked, covered in blood, and no one thought to tell him what hospital he went out and to see him back.

22:47 Just when the pope arrived, they handed him over to him and left quietly. No one could enter his house anymore. At this point I' m telling you it must be July of the year one thousand nine hundred and seventy - seven and Rick is truly lost in his own delusions. He' s absent, he walks out and he looks like a ghost, and they' ve seen him in a lot of places doing weird things. Sometimes a neighbor has called the police alarmed because there' s a guy in the back checking the clothes he' s taken care of. He' s a fetishist. Yeah, just like I' m telling you. He' s a fetishist and steals things to make perversities. There, above all, women' s clothing. He has a strange attachment to that, but he also has a strange attachment to certain figures. Many years ago. In his fantasies as a young man, he dreamed of being part of Jesse James' s troupe band and even had a poster from which he had taken the photo from the poster and put his own. But then, at this point in the story I ' m telling you, Rick has become obsessed with the figure of Hillside' s strangler and, in fact, he has newspaper clippings he' s reading assiduously and he' s got some kind of album he' s put out there and he spends his days reading these things. He can' t work at any time. He came to have a job in which he spent six months, but from certain problems, there was no job where he would last

24:18 even the same day he had arrived with the subsidy that he received this kind of pension plus the help of the father and mother who were in charge of paying the rent and carrying supplies and things. He' s surviving, but he also manages to get something out there that he does drugs with. The few people he talks to describe him as very strange. It' s stuck in the past. Rick usually goes through these conversations, these few conversations he gets through talking about high school, something that happened ten years ago or a little more, and he talks about it. When you come to find someone who knows your talk, it always revolves about some event already of that time, no more, it does not talk about who it is that is doing anything. He always talks about something over there. That' s very disturbing, but at the same time rick keeps doing these ugly things. He' s a lonely guy lost in his world. In these crazies, the house is full of garbage, scraps of food and clear the car. Therefore, there is the empty meal rate, there is in empty milk bases inside between the seats. The car smells awful, he all smells bad, his whole house smells bad, partly because there are animal remains there and he lives there in any house. This situation, however, and as we might think,

25:49 continues to escalate. Ironically. Rick' s capable of buying a gun. He knows one day, he decides to buy a gun and he goes to an armory and the purchase in the United States is legal. Of course you have to fill out a form and wait at least eighteen days for permission to buy it. Fill out the form and when they ask you if you have a psychiatric history, you get no. And that shows that no one checked because this guy had a history of multiple income, had a criminal record for drug use, for being drunk, for various things. And yet he is authorized to return within eighteen days, and with his pistol a twenty- two - caliber pistol is handed over to him, as well as a purchase of ammunition. It wasn' t to go to marry rabbits. I can tell you that. In his mind, Breeck continued to fantasize in a very rare way and was about to cross the line, the line where it was simply a psychiatric walk to become a predator. It' s December of a thousand nine hundred and seventy- seven. Twenty- ninth of December. It' s a dark cold afternoon and Mr Griffin is coming home. He' s a fifty- one- year- old, work engineer, father of two,

27:25 and he comes with different things in the car with his wife. They park in front of the house opens in the trunk. Mrs Griffin pulls out a bag containing potatoes and starts walking towards the door. Mr Griffin stays for a moment, takes a couple of bags and then starts walking and suddenly collapses. Mrs Griffin is horrified. She starts screaming for help, asking someone to call an ambulance because she' s supposed to have had a heart attack. When the ambulance and the police arrive, obviously, the answer is that that ' s not a heart attack. The man was hit by two gunshots. One of them hit his heart and killed him right there. They don' t know what happened. Mrs Griffin only heard two little sounds, two little noises as if they were little little steps that someone blew. She didn' t hear anything about anything and yet her husband is dead. He' s been hit by two 22- caliber gunshots. The casings, the pods, as they call them, were also lying on the sidewalk. The press people noticed, but they don' t have any more leads. A little boy out there said he saw some weird guy out there. Another said he saw a guy with a rifle. But these bullets aren' t rifles, they ' re from a gun. And besides, there' s a second testimony.

28:48 Another woman claims she was about to be killed by someone who shot her after finding out Griffin' s death. This lady calls the police and the report is strange, because this woman was in her kitchen washing the dishes with the window facing the street, when suddenly she heard a noise and felt some kind of severe pain in the central part of her head. Outside like a burn. Something had hit the window had happened right in the middle of his hair burning his hair had already gone to the wall The police recovered the bullet warhead and it was the same gun that had killed Mr Griffin. The question was you saw something, no, you didn' t see. Who shot, not you and I do. He was desperate Rick with a gun in his hand. He had gone out and started shooting. I had shot a boy on a bicycle too, but I hadn' t gotten it right.

29:56 The kid would give a testimony of what the weird guy was like, but it wouldn' t really be much of a deal. Other testimonies began to arrive, but that went missing a madman, shooting. That' s what was interpreted at the time. But Griffen is dead and that other lady, for a little while and also meets the creator, because the bullet had rose right in the middle of the hair three or four millimeters and would have taken his life. No one imagines that there is a predator at that moment growing inside Rick and that this just begins. It' s January of nineteen hundred and seventy- eight, on the 11th of January and we' re in a place known as Watt En Sacramento Avenue, in some apartments and there you find Lorson down, who' s gone out to dump the trash or do something, when suddenly he meets a guy who' s there and knows him, and you know him, too, because he' s the same Rick we' re talking about. Mrs Larson keeps seeing him and says my God what happened to him, because he' s made a dirty piltrafa smells bad, he' s got this weird look. She always had a lot of reservations because in this place pets were not allowed, but she had seen at least three times that Rick guy arrive with animals with dogs. He never dared to tell her anything so he wouldn' t get into trouble, but the

31:26 little animals never came out again and never ran away any noise. So I guess I figured I' d give them back or hand them over or something. But now she' s in front of her looking at her and asking if she has a cigarette. She tells him that she does gladly and offers him a cigarette. The guy takes the cigarette and puts it in his mouth all shaky, with some kind of weird etercite. A T- shirt burns the cigarette and when Larson is about to return to his apartment, this man blocks her and makes a series of proposals that she doesn' t understand why we talk very weird, very ugly as if she was very high. She freaks out, obviously, and freaks out because she feels the presence. He may be made a skeleton, but he' s still a man of good stature and can probably damage it. So she tells him you want the cigars.

32:15 I give you the whole box, tie it up and the guy grabs the box and goes very happy with the box, but she stays with him amen in the mouth. From there he calls the police and reports the strange encounter, but in reality, there' s not much to do about the subject. All he did was take away his cigar box. So the report is out there. A few days go by and now we are on the 23rd of January of a thousand nine hundred and seventy- eight and we are at the house of Rubert and Barbara Edwards. They just went shopping and come back. They park the car and Barbara' s gonna open the door.

33:00 When she hears a strange noise, something moves inside immediately, calls her husband and yells at her. There' s someone inside. There' s someone inside. Eduard approaches and when he is opening the door, already with the key and with the intention of seeing what happens, he hears how a window is whipped, then he looks to the side and an all grubby, dirty guy with untidy clothes. He walks out and when he sees them he starts to run. Edward, who is a strong, former combatant and quite wary subject, begins to run behind him and the subject turns him around, hides, jumps, jumps and finally gets lost. When he climbs a gate and escapes, he can' t see it well. The guy was walking when they walked into the house. Indeed, it is all watered. This guy broke in to steal. He' d opened a back window that had no insurance, had no locks or anything, and he' d gotten into something.

33:51 It would have stolen, surely something would have taken, but the ugly thing was that I had broken all this. But perhaps what most disturbed them and what most shocked them were two details. The first of them is that this guy had opened a drawer where there were baby clothes. The family had a baby and these freshly washed clothes, freshly ironed, perfumed baby had urinated her. She had urinated on Baby' s clothes and had defecated on their bed. The attack was very rare. Then they could know that nothing had really been stolen, I had simply destroyed things and made that crap. Some police detective thought it was a direct attack on them and did not pay much attention to the filthy subject, the one who had by chance already been reported by one of the witnesses in the death of Griffin, who had seen a similar subject in the area. But similar doesn' t really help to identify but you and I who know who Rick is, we also know that he already killed, that he tried to kill and that he' s in some sort of rash like a predator and that what he did there is something that ' s starting just 23 January of a thousand nine hundred and seventy- eight

35:28 and we' re back in Sacramento and this time we' re at the house of Teresa Wallen, a twenty- two- year- old girl who ' s waiting, Bebe is three months pregnant. She and her husband have located themselves in this beautiful little house. It' s a very nice house and she' s very hopeful about everything and they' re very happy until that day. Rick' s out there You know what that means. He ' s hanging around when suddenly this girl, Teresa Wallen, comes out to take the bag out of the trash, carries the bag in her hand when she meets Rick, the rit you and I already know. The look must have been horrible, because the girl drops the trash bag and gets scared when she sees it, but she doesn' t have time to do anything else, because Rick just pulled out his gun, pointed at him and shot him without a word. She reaches out to put her hand to defend herself and the bullet goes through, but the second one hits her head right in front and she falls dead. This guy comes up and shoots again. Then he shoves his body into the house. Inside the house he takes the body to the room where he performs one of the most brutal acts of aggression against a body. I can' t go into details. I' ll just tell you that, the assault was such that the cops themselves arrived, they were shocked. The husband found the body and, of course, that was too

36:59 much. The assault included, inter alia, a sexual assault. It was of such a dimension that, when the press published this news, Robert Wrestler, the agent that, the famous profiler of f B, along with Ross Volk Pagen, began to follow the note. Both were experts in a growing matter, in a matter that was just beginning almost an art profile killers. They also knew the subject of McDonald' s maid and were people who were related to this. I' m telling you now, but I' m not going to tell you any more than right now, Robert Wrestler, of the BA faith and his partner Ross are already getting involved in the case because of the violence of that. There are only two details that are worth taking back. The first is that, near the body, there was one or a base of yogurt plastic, of those used to pack yogurt, in which there was blood. There was also a bucket out there with internal human remains.

38:14 The way the glass was dirty, the way the prints were there and the marks on the circular floor revealed that this guy had used that to drink blood. Yeah, the police had a vampire on the loose. Of course, the term vampire doesn' t mean that I saw a vampire flying around and that you and I know that it' s Rick who had started drinking blood from the victims, something he had already done in the psychiatric, something he had done while he was alone in the apartment where he was carrying the puppies and now in the new house he was also doing it. But all of a sudden that wasn' t enough and he just killed three or walling and drank his blood out like nothing else, but he' s a disorganized killer. The first thing Robert Wrestler detects is that he' s a disorganized killer. He hasn' t been careful to hide anything, even though there are no prints, but he hasn' t been careful, for example, in the footprints. It wasn' t clean, it didn' t organize that and most likely the attack was casual. It wasn' t planned, he didn' t investigate the victim, he just went out and the first place he found was where he attacked. Only now there' s a problem.

39:30 As it is, who is the police along with Robert Wrestler and all those officers. They know this is an attacker who' s starting. This case has no comparison with other cases. They know there are murders all the time, but many of them are for theft, drugs or things that have gone wrong among the mafias. But this was a depraved crime. It was a crime that had a strong sexual component and revealed a predator that was in the bud. He was the first case they found. So soon they' d know about someone else and they were right. They were absolutely right, because on January 27 of that year, Evelyn Mirot, a thirty- eight - year- old woman, is taking care of her 22- month- old nephew, a beautiful baby is at home. With her. There' s also his son, Jason, six years old, and there' s a friend Dan merdet talking very nicely. As time passes. Other acquaintances of them who live next to houses are waiting for Jason. The idea is that Jason' s going to go play with the other kid and he doesn' t get there when the little girl goes there. He doesn' t answer anyone either. The other girl, the neighbor' s gonna knock on the door to see why Jason didn' t come. No one' s answering the neighbors. They worry, they come, they open the door, and that' s a horrible scenario. Dan Meredith has one shot in the head and one shot in the body. Jason, the six- year- old

41:00 boy, is dead in his room. Someone shot him, too, but Meredith. Meredith has been brutally murdered and again has a major assault on her body, something truly horrible, and also a sexual assault of a very violent character, and evidence that the attacker again drank blood. You can' t know the truth, but I' m telling you he did. The police at the time don' t know for sure, but there' s evidence that throws something that this guy' s been manipulating blood. But there' s no baby and neither is Dann Meredith' s truck, although the police know something and know that the baby is not alive. In the cunita where the body was, they probably find blood and a bullet hole and a bullet embedded in the back very r ns soon ballistics would know that it is a twenty- two and after a few hours show that the same warhead, which is embedded, corresponds to the bullets they found there in Teresa' s body and also very soon would realize that it is the same gun that killed Griffin.

42:20 All this is happening very quickly, which makes the authorities immediately concerned that this is a monster that is starting a series of attacks. Robert Resler, this FBI agent and profiler and one of the great scholars on these issues. She quickly gets to work and knows what she practically finds in Wick' s photo. No. No, no, no, I just found the photo. You and I both know what Rick' s like, but they don ' t know. The police don' t know who the attacker is, but Robert Redler starts by analyzing it and says well he' s a disorganized killer. Statistically, the vast majority of disorganized killers are white males between the ages of twenty and thirty. We must look for a subject of these characteristics.

43:12 Point two, its physiognomy is a subject based on this theory of the types of complexion. He must be a thin, skeletal subject, because, besides what he did there, because of the form of aggression, he' s a psychopath. That' s the only thing you can intuit seeing this totally unjustified aggression. It wasn' t a mob reckoning, none of it. This was a lady who was looking after, she was a kangaroo or a nanny who was looking after a little boy. And point goes ahead and after analyzing a little bit more, tells them in his profile what he' s doing, along with Ross, that this guy must have a long history in psychiatric hospitals. They simply have to look for people who have left a short time, long ago from a psychiatric institution with some kind of schizophrenia, paranoid drug use, delusions and, of course, things that have to do with animals. That' s the profile Robert Widler is making, but it goes a lot further. Redler begins to describe to them that this subject must have a very defunct appearance due to his own disorder. He' s a man who lives alone, he lives alone, he lives alone. He has no partner, because no woman or couple of any kind would endure a subject like this with that degree of psychiatric damage. So he' s a man who lives alone. His house must be very messy, very dirty and then they find Dan de Dan Meredit' s truck that he had taken away.

44:46 When they find him, they find her nearby. No more than a mile from there. Wsler immediately informs the police to search every house. Around there, because this guy, in the middle of his delusions, most likely what he did was walk out of his house, get to the first house he could and kill, then ride in the car, drive a little and leave it. Even close, if not in front of his own house, because, in the midst of his delusions, this subject is not aware of what is happening in his surroundings and only wants to return home. I am satisfied with what motivated him to do those horrible crimes. He' s done it, and he' s back. Risler was right about all of you and me, who know how Rieck is, we understand that this guy had hit pretty much everything was amazing. All they didn' t have was a spoken portrait, but it got to the point of telling them where to look for it. The guy must live very close to where they found the van in a radius no greater than half a mile. This is a guy who' s not gonna be out looking, researching and going away. This is a totally disorganized killer who feels the urge to go buy a coffee and go to the nearest store. It' s lum what he would do and he' s right. When she finds the truck that was stolen, Dan Meredith' s truck, they find it no more than a mile away and the search goes on and then a witness appears. A girl had met an old acquaintance

46:20 when she heard of the crimes those horrible ones, called the police and told them that being in the supermarket, an old acquaintance had approached her who had truly frightened her. Her. Being in the store, I' d seen this guy coming up to him and he comes up to him and she decides to leave he gets in his car and the guy goes over there and starts telling him you don' t remember me you' re Kurth' s girlfriend. You didn' t kill yourself with him. You weren' t on the bike when he killed himself. Kurt was a high school kid who had died in a motorcycle accident and this had been his girlfriend there ten eleven years ago. She says no, I don' t know what you' re talking about I' m Rick, the Rick you and I know, I ' m Rick you don' t recognize me. The guy was completely dirty.

47:08 His mouth was marked and his shirt was stained with blood. She calls the police to report that. Now they have a name Richard Trenton Chaise and they have his address. So they get there the police officers come to the door and knock. They don' t want to wait for an inspection order, a search warrant doesn' t want to wait. They know this guy ' s in some kind of delusion for some reason. He' s crazy and he' s gonna keep killing. So you have to catch him. The cops are coming, they' re knocking on the door, nobody' s opening, they' re turning around, they' re looking over there.

47:50 No one shows up, but one of the agents, with a hound fang of those pretends he' s already leaving. He tells the other cop to go over there, and he goes over there and right away, the two of them go around the house and wait there hiding, when Rick opens the door and comes out carrying a cardboard box. Immediately they hold him and a gun falls to the floor. The twenty- two caliber gun that I had used to kill people. And in the box are numerous rags, all bloodthirsty. But the worst was the house. When detectives and forensic personnel and all these people arrive, they find a house that smells horrible, in which there are all kinds of things irrigated everywhere an absolute society. There is this blender in which, evidently, there are traces of blood and accumulated that has not washed that in years is disgusting. There' s remains there, there ' s pieces of organs, there' s remains of animals. The whole house. It' s a dirt and a nauseous smell infernal. In addition, there are also numerous collars and dog leashes that are not there. There.

49:04 They also find some female objects, female garments, part of that fetishism that this guy had. They also find some belongings of the victims out there and in the wallet, in the back of their pants. In the bag behind his pants is Dunk Meredith' s wallet to the boy, the one he killed. They can' t find the baby missing the baby she was babysitting in the house Miss Mirot can' t find him. Rick is arrested. He was in possession of the murder weapon. His shoes matched. They found some plastic gloves, which showed that he had had some degree of consciousness and had worn those gloves, but it was enough with the evidence that was also in part of his clothes. Blood remains belonging to the victims were also found. The guy was beyond that. He was captive, there was no more. The next investigation would determine that he had indeed committed the murders and would also end up accepting it. At first he denied it, but it was very evident everything and began the investigation and several experts came and psychiatrists came and began the studies. The prosecutor was looking for the death penalty. The defense wanted to look for some sort of conviction of a mental illness psychiatric and it was right. This guy had a very serious mental problem, he was a sick man who must have been hospitalized. In fact, the psychiatrists who

50:37 released him back there in seventy- six were sued by the victims' relatives for incredible sums of money for letting a possible murderer go free. Anyone would know. This guy had the whole triad, and yet, he' d been dumped and he' d gone to kill. Redler had been right about everything, even in the car. According to the profile that Robert Wressler had drawn up. This guy should be driving an old car and in bad condition, probably looking disastrous, dirty scraped with some punches and full of garbage inside, just like, if it wasn' t for that complaint that the girl who found him in the supermarket and with which they related him, the Redler profile would have been enough with the pure profile would have been enough to catch him. Now there were several questions. What was going on in his mind, what was going on in his mind, why he was killed. Of course there were many hypotheses for mistreatment, for abuse, but unlike other killers, Richard Trenton Chase was the son of a family in which, although there were rules and they were strict and there were man fights in his house, in mine, in that of any father and mother, sometimes they don' t have misgivings and sometimes there are film grabs. But this man was born into a common American family. The father was not a drug addict, he

52:10 was not vicious, he was not attacked in childhood by any depraved. The mother was not a vicious woman, she was a normal woman, ordained teacher, she didn' t have the reason. But he had a serious psychiatric problem that wasn' t treated. But what was going on in his mind. And that' s where Wsler' s interrogation begins, after he' s been captured and begins in the trials. Robert Wrensler arrives and sits down to ask what happened. And by chance this researcher is so skilled that he earns Rick' s confidence and Rick begins to speak freely to the question of why you kill He answers that he was poisoned and that his blood was getting dusted and that if he didn' t consume other people' s blood, he would die to die. He needed to drink the blood because his blood was getting so light that he was going to die. In fact, when he arrives in detention and they are going to test him to draw blood, to see how he is panicking, to the point that they were dying of a panic attack, because he said that if they took a single drop of blood, he would die because he had very little. I was convinced of that. He attributed to that same thing that he could not have a sexual encounter with another person, with a girl that his blood was pulverizing because he was poisoned. And the obvious question was who is poisoning you and in his head, he begins to explain that in high school there was a group of

53:44 Nazis and that he is Jewish, which was not true. It had nothing to do with it. His family had no relationship with any family of Jewish origin, but he claimed that he was Jewish and that those Nazis wanted to kill him and that, in fact, he had a David star on his forehead and that that was why they had seen him and wanted to kill him. Robert Wresler tells him to see me teach and that guy approaches shows him look. Here' s Robert Wredler. He doesn' t want to lose confidence by saying no, you' ve got nothing. So what he does is he says forgive me, I didn' t bring my glasses if I can' t see well, but I believe you if you tell me that you have it I believe you and he earns the trust, and this man starts to tell him that we all risk being poisoned too because he' s, for example, that soapbox thing. Soap poisoning. What is that, Robert asks, you have to put in your house. Not everyone has soaper in their house. Everyone has a soap box in their house. You' ve noticed that sometimes, when you grab the soap, you' re dry and sometimes when you grab it, there' s a sticky thing there.

54:49 That' s the soap venom, and that makes your blood go to dust. This guy was convinced, he wasn' t lying. He believed in that. When Robert Wresler asks him how you chose your victims, it was something that other investigators and psychiatrists had asked him before. No one' s ever told him. But Robert Resler' s trick of making him think there was something there without lying, because that' s important. As a doctor, he can' t lie either. Robert Wresler manages to conquer him and then he tells him that what he was doing was going if the door was open, he was going in, he was looking for what he wanted if it was locked. Creisler doesn' t ask him well and doesn' t.

55:37 You could have broken any door. You' re a strong man. You could have broken any door and he answers if it' s locked. I' m sure it' s a clear warning that they don' t want you there, that you' re not welcome. You mustn' t enter sadly. In the two homicide cases, the door was open. In Teresa' s case, she had left the trash. So he didn' t have to open any doors was open and in Meredit' s case, Mirot' s, the door was also open. The guy came in, turned, the knob came in, shot Meredit, then shot the Jason boy, at the woman. All that was a tremendous profile. But ironically.

56:23 Although the vast majority of specialists consider that MacDonald' s triad is basically an urban legend, in this case it was quite real. This man Rick Richard Trenton Chase, better known as Sacramento' s vampire, because he indeed drank the blood of his animal and human victims. This man died in prison the day after the Christmas of nine hundred and eighty. He was found dead. Some say he took his own life. Some say it was an overdose. The fact is that Trenton caused so much fear among inmates on death row, because the trial was tremendous. He was charged with six murders. In the first degree the libertarian jury found him guilty. In all six cases he did not accept the plea of dementia. That' s a fact. They did not accept it because they considered that if he was able to wear gloves to avoid leaving traces, he was able to know between good and evil and was therefore guilty. He was sentenced to death in the Chamber of Gases, but did not get there while on death row. The other inmates who were in the same place on death row were so afraid of him that they would walk away from him and at night. Some shouted at him better kill yourself, better kill yourself, but in reality, the strongest theory points to this guy keeping the pills. It was prescribed. He had to take three pills a day from a certain drug that kept him consistent with a drug and kept them.

57:59 I did not consume the whole and kept them and the day after Christmas of nineteen hundred and eighty consumed everything in one stroke, causing tremendous barbiturate poisoning caused him death. And that is the end of the vampire of the sacrament. But, of course, Robert Resler' s investigation would go ahead and you know what. In many cases this investigator found McDonald' s triad. Good night, lock your door until soon.