Crime Watch Daily: Two Children of Serial Killers Share Their Harrowing Stories – Pt. 1

7 thoughts on “Crime Watch Daily: Two Children of Serial Killers Share Their Harrowing Stories – Pt. 1”

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   @spike16965 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   I would hate to be one of these poor kids

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   @BEhistoricStudios 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   get hold of christine and michael gacy, john gacys kids.

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   @EDSzebra1 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   I watched her show when she had one. I really feel for the families of serial killers. They don't know its going on. They are just happy when their serial killer isn't being abusive to them (usually emotionally).

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   @normalwhiteguy1555 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   I bet they were some terrible joints, glad they are both safe god bless

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   @ChrisJ-mf7cj 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   I feel for the children of these killers or well known criminals. These kids/men and women, didn’t have anything to do with their parent’s crimes or evil characters, yet there are some in society who want to lash out very nasty towards them or treat them as if they have a disease or even worse. They did nothing wrong or to deserve this. And sadly they are dealing with emotional issues the rest of us could never imagine or understand. I met a guy in the Army with me who’s father was a serial killer, and he felt the need to shoulder some of the blame and attempt to try and make up to society for the sins of his father. This guy wasn’t even born when his father was captured and was under 2 when his father was put on trial. He didn’t have the same last name since his mom divorced the killer and changed her name within weeks of the arrest. But his family was truthful with him about who his dad was and the guy just tried to put the weight of the evil acts on his shoulders to make up for the crimes of his dad. Was one of the best people I ever met. Was naturally a great guy, Soldier and a real asset to the Army. Some of us knew the truth, and never treated him differently. BUT…right after a trip home while deployed some shit hit the fan apparently and when he got back in country the guy walked into a porta-John and leaned over his rifle. None of us saw that coming and it really tore us up as we were a small unit and really tight. He never deserved what happened to him while at home or any other nastiness towards him due to him just being the child of a bad person.
   My wish for all of the family members of these type people is that they can learn not to take on the emotional burden of the crimes, that they be allowed to find peace in their lives and more importantly be allowed to live in peace in whichever manner they choose. Some want to be available to help victim families and some don’t. That’s their choice though, and shouldn’t be forced one way or the other. Bottom line though, they are exactly the same people as you are otherwise, so don’t treat them as if they are a negative force or energy just because of who they are related to. Peace to you all.

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   @kevinn4038 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   Elegant facade? Lol.

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   @frankstein5373 03/04/2025 at 12:28 PM · Edit

   you girls are not ressponsible for what your father did, but it is nice that you want to do something good out of something so horrific. I wish all of you the best and luck for you girls and all your families. LOVE, PEACE AND GRACE TO ALL….

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