Richard Kuklinski - The Iceman (2 Viewers)

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Barbara Kuklinski: Life married to the Iceman killer was no Hollywood movie.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/...the-Iceman-killer-was-no-Hollywood-movie.html

 

[NightMare]

I love this guy! I have read everything I could find on this guy and there was none more brutal than the Ice Man. This guy clearly enjoyed killing people and he was very good at it. The Rat Cave was my favorite, he found it while looking for a place to hide bodies. He put some fresh meat in the cave one day to see if the rats would eat it. The next day he went back and found nothing left of the meat, so he next tried a live human and put a video camera to capture the whole thing on tape. He was surprised to find that the rats had eaten every single bit of the man, only some clothes remained. He used the cave quite a few times and I think he should have used it more often, he would have never left a dead body to link him. Yes, he was a killing machine and loved it very much.

 

[Sev]

I love this guy! I have read everything I could find on this guy and there was none more brutal than the Ice Man. This guy clearly enjoyed killing people and he was very good at it. The Rat Cave was my favorite, he found it while looking for a place to hide bodies. He put some fresh meat in the cave one day to see if the rats would eat it. The next day he went back and found nothing left of the meat, so he next tried a live human and put a video camera to capture the whole thing on tape. He was surprised to find that the rats had eaten every single bit of the man, only some clothes remained. He used the cave quite a few times and I think he should have used it more often, he would have never left a dead body to link him. Yes, he was a killing machine and loved it very much.

he said watching that tape bothered him. I hope it gets leaked someday.

 

[NightMare]

he said watching that tape bothered him. I hope it gets leaked someday.

I don't think even I could watch that video! Could you imagine how long it would take for rats to kill you? If it lasted more than 3 minutes it would be 3 minutes to long!

 

[karathrace428]

That's a tough way to go. I dunno if I'd really want to see it but I'd definitely feel compelled to (if that makes sense).

 

[jazegtie]

Read the book. Pretty amazing stuff.

 

[ALLCAPS]

There is no doubt that he is a killer, and a multiple murderer at that. Some of his stories are imaginative but lacking in truth, however. I think that after being caught, he found himself stripped of everything except his notoriety as a killer. He therefore embraced the celebrity and embellished his crimes and exploits to build himself up to be a more diabolical creature. He was a psychopath, a sadist and a murderer, but what he said regarding his involvement with the Dimeo crew needs to be taken with a huge grain of salt.

 

[JizmakDaGusha]

Good old Richard

Louis Masgay, one of the "Iceman's" Victims

 

[pixelpusher1]

His interview w Park Dietz Is spellbinding, with The upcoming movie we can Just hope Hollywood does him Justice For his skill and ability to do his craft! He had a great sense of humor and humility when he talked about himself

 

[Animal Mother]

I wonder how many of his stories are embellishments?

 

[Angelii]

i don't understand how someone payed to do a job can be a serial killer , i really don't see the correlation its a job

 

[micheal vincent]

this guy was fascinating, he liked to delve in to different ways of killing but he contradicts himself a few timesone regarding his first kill but that's a trait of a psychopath i would still recommend the book one of the best books i've read

 

[micheal vincent]

i don't understand how someone payed to do a job can be a serial killer , i really don't see the correlation its a job

he killed a lot of people for fun as well as getting paid he just enjoyed it you should read the book its fascinating

 

[Angelii]

he killed a lot of people for fun as well as getting paid he just enjoyed it you should read the book its fascinating

you are right he is fascinating but even if a person enjoys the process of killing , he still was just doing a job I guess how I think and how you think is different and im trying to understand you and your not understanding me I see him as a very good and astute business man who did a good job I don't think he should have been put in prison because he was just performing a public service .

 

[datdutchguy]

i dont dont think he did it for fun he was just not bothered by it...he was still human if his family got hurt hed flip quite the self centered dude glad he will never get out...this guys a psycho

 

[Loosihfur]

huh so whats the different between contract killers and serial killers? they get paid?

Contract gets paid, more business type of deal. Serial is just for fun

 

[Psycho Lady]

Serial killers r soooo much more fun! Unless u hav a date with one cause they can just suck the life rt out of u.

 

[GodHelpUsAll]

Watched the documentary on him... He killed a lot of people without getting paid.... He just used his talents to get paid for it...

 

[Bloodstone13]

i don't understand how someone payed to do a job can be a serial killer , i really don't see the correlation its a job

Well it is a double pay off in that case .Didn't you ever here the phrase that if you truly enjoy your work, that you never work a day in your life .

 

[JennyMuerte]

Am I the only one that understands a serial killer is someone who kills more than a few folks? Paid or not hes still labeled a serial killer. Maybe confused with sadistic killer.