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Most Evil Children in History

Children who have commited some of the worst crimes
by ImNotOk 12 months ago (Tue, Jun 05, 2012) in Wtf (SFW)
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  • JimmyMac | 12 months ago | +13 -1
    ill never forget little James Bulger till the day i die. I was just slightly younger than his two murderers and it was all over the news,the first time i ever paid attention to news! also was the first time i realised the world could be a bad place......sniff sniff
    • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +7
      they left out some details like the shoving of batteries up James Bulgers anus, cigarette burn torture etc....sickening. Those two animals are living in Australia now under new identities...I would still like to find them...
      • RIGHT AND EXACT | 12 months ago | +7 -1
        They deserve to be fucked up even now...they don't deserve a moments peace.

        I'm sure they probably regret it and look back on it with a ,

        "...what the fuck were we thinking about?..." sort of reverence...but damn.
        • Sylvia | 12 months ago | +4
          One of them has been in and out of jail I believe
          • fatas3 | 12 months ago | +4
            Not so long ago he was back in prison in the UK for possessing child porn and the bastard kept gloating to people about who he he really is and what he's done. Hopefully he keeps telling people and someone crazy person fucks him up good.
      • JimmyMac | 12 months ago | +2
        As someone said below one of these little bastards is back in jail on child porn charges! No second chances should be given, both fuckers were given a new life in Australia, set up with job house etc! They had it alot better than the majority of us! If they grew up with any kind of remorse they should be suicidal just looking at James' picture
      • MrJones | 12 months ago | +2
        What the hell? I thought they stopped using or country as a penal colony over a hundred years ago?
      • superflydolemite | 12 months ago | +2 -3
        no anus batteries, made up...
        http://www.snopes.com/politics/crime/bulger.asp
        • deleted | 12 months ago | +2 -1
          Batteries or not, Snopes is not a reputable source by a long shot. They are wrong more often than not when it comes to "Sensitve issues". Look who funds them and how the husband and wife team dodge that bullet. (BTW.......Sorros funds them)
    • maclean1690 | 12 months ago | +2
      5 years ago i was in a shopping centre in essex, a mother had reported her son missing, all the security doors shut and the place was locked down and searched, he was found in a bathroom wearing a dress and a blonde wig. gut wrenching what could have happened
    • TheJoekenorer | 12 months ago | +1
      The King brothers crime happened two houses away from me when I lived in Cantonment, Fl. I remember watching the house burn and smelling the scent of something that reminded me of burnt ham. It was until weeks later that I realized what happened. My ex went to school with them and said they were a couple of very unruly redneck kids.
  • ukfan1986 | 12 months ago | +10 -1
    The most evil child in history...pet cemetery kid[image]
    • TheDunwichWhore | 12 months ago | +5 -1
      [image]

      Isaac of Children of the Corn owns that throne. Just look at him. And don't even mention his creepy voice.
      • MrJones | 12 months ago | +3
        [image]He has a contender.
        • TheDunwichWhore | 12 months ago | +1
          That little Angus Young definitely was a contender.
      • BigBadDave85 | 12 months ago | +2
        I saw an episode of American Dad was that kid got blown away. Was hilarious.
      • adolfoliverbush | 12 months ago | +1 -3
        not to mention he was in his thirties
        • TheDunwichWhore | 12 months ago | +2 -1
          The actor John Franklin was 25 playing as a child. That makes it even more creepy.
    • TheWard | 12 months ago | +3
      He killed Herman Munster. Of course he is the most evil child in history.
    • mammarysex | 12 months ago | +2
      Amazing Movie. Among the very few Horror-Films which actually address the real life consequences of death and dying (Grief, Denial, Anger, etc.) The metaphor is crystal clear: Stop digging up/carrying the past, or else.
    • Davismike39 | 12 months ago | +1
      Oh yes,, gave me nightmares for years
  • deleted | 12 months ago | +9
    do them like they done their victims. children or not. if we started treatin them like their victims aot of this shit would stop
    • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +6 -3
      kids LEARN violent behaviour and tend to replicate behaviours they have seen or experienced. Before you put them all in the meat grinder, spare a thought for why they did this, and another for the developmental ages of their brains at the time of the murders. The younger kids cannot be held accountable, but the 14, 15, 16, 16, and up have a clear understanding of right and wrong. Yes, they did disgusting and reprehensible things to others, but you have to ask; what drove them to a place that, in their minds at the time, justified their actions?
      • deleted | 12 months ago | +2
        i agree some learn violent behavior. but if we start nippin this shit in the buds now. in afew years who will they have to learn it from. i was raised around violence and from my veiw it all comes down to ur own personal decision to do whatever.
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
          People 13 and under are not capable of making rational decisions under pressure or in general. Decisions are generally made on impulse. Chemical influences due to puberty and trauma from abuse can greatly exacerbate the irrational thinking. I agree that it needs nipping in the bud, but the how and why are important to debate.
          • deleted | 12 months ago | +2
            impulse or not u know what is right or wrong at 10 and 13 yrs old. regardless of the decision they made it was still a decision. evrybody wants to debate and study these days. yes they was kids yes what theydid was wrong yes their home life and surroundings may have been a factor.but at what point and time do we as a people say fuck it we have had enough. would u want any of them living in ur house around ur family? we send to many people to jail where us taxpayers pay for them for yrs. i for 1 want my taxes going toward something more useful like better schools,roads, fuck even towards the national debt
            • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +2 -1
              No one is saying they don't know right from wrong. I'm saying brain chemistry in children increases risky behaviour. Add mitigating psychological circumstances (as with every case above and nearly all child committed murders cases) and rational decisions are not made. At that age, they need to be dealt with better than in jail. Some are recidivist and beyond help, but in the whole, we are still talking about children here...
              • zoidberg | 12 months ago | +3 -1
                Execution would be fitting. A murderer is a murderer no matter the age.
              • shedwig | 12 months ago | +2
                Two brothers (10 and 12) were arrested in Britain for torturing and trying to kill two boys their own age in 2009, these brothers had voilent,druggie parents and were practically ferral, their clothes came from bins ect. Allot of people believe that if they had stable lives they wouldn't be so fucked up. Also both these brothers and the James Bulger killers come from the North of England, a lot poorer and shitter than the south.
      • deleted | 12 months ago | +2
        No...fuck that. I'm not taking any time to put myself in their shoes. Just shoot them in the head and move on, we got enough problems without coddling psychos.
      • XantesFire | 12 months ago | +1
        Yeah sure maybe some are effected by their environment to be viscious, but what if it's not environment? What if some people are just viscious at early ages and people haven't noticed til now because there's better record keeping and investigations. Or that in some societies that by the time they are 13, 14, 15, 16 they are considered adults and warriors with the opportunty to kill.
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +4
          All I said was ask the questions...
          • XantesFire | 12 months ago | +1
            Sure you did but only from the "Nurture" side of the argument. I brought up the "what if?"s on the "Nature" side.
            • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
              I have talked both sides mate. Nature and nurture here. Brain chemistry and development (puberty etc) and mitigating external influences (abuse and peer pressure). What is your point?
              • deleted | 12 months ago | +1
                Who cares. Take them off the playing field and this shit won't happen ever again.
                • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
                  And if it was one of your kids?
                  • deleted | 12 months ago | +1
                    It would be heart breakin. But imagine knowin u had raised and nurtured somethin like that
                • XantesFire | 12 months ago | +1
                  You take them off the playing field(I'm assuming you mean death penalty), and it probably will happen again, because you didn't learn why it happened in the first place.
                  • deleted | 11 months ago | +1
                    How is it gonna happen again if they are in a coffin?
                    • XantesFire | 11 months ago | +1
                      Because another will grown up as twisted as the one who's in the coffin and do similar. And if all we do when we catch such peole is kill them, then how can we learn to know when there are such people til after the killing or to catch them when they are killing.
              • XantesFire | 12 months ago | +1
                My point was what if nurture has a minimum effect and some kids it's their nature. Like they are more in tune to their animalistic behaviors. Reason we've been missing this til modern times is the world hasn't been this civilized til now.
      • Davismike39 | 12 months ago | +1
        I agree with you evil hitman teddy.
    • Davismike39 | 12 months ago | +1
      You are wrong, completely wrong. Children under 19 do not have the same reasoning skills as adults. The two halves of their brain have nor fully come together causing them to make poor and irrational decisions. Have you ever had a conversation with a high school kid and you think you are talking to a young adult for a while and then all the sudden they say something completely lunatic? That is an under mature brain and it causes them to do really stupid shit.
      • brixzereg | 12 months ago | +1
        yeah because everyone over 20 are real geniuses. here's the deal plain and simple, its responsibility, responsible children in general make better decisions and that follows them into adulthood. so teach them right from wrong and to make their goddamn bed.
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
          do some research. It is all out there. Brain chemistry is an enormous factor here. Dave is right.
  • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +8 -2

    Yet another reason to rid ourselves of the travesty we call the "juvenile justice system". The law applies equally to all people and should carry the same punishment, regardless of age.

    I'm sure some of our members will disagree with me. Go on, neg away. You know you want to...

    • Davismike39 | 12 months ago | +4 -1
      How can you hold a 10 year old responsible for anything? Unless we are born evil, it is the parents that should be put in jail. My 8 year old acts like an asshole sometimes and it my wife and my job to correct it. Leave them to their own devices and you get Lord of the Flies
      • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +3
        I accidently replied to Flyscratch instead of you. My response is above. Also, I should not need to explain why punishing the parents for the actions of their children is such a horrifying idea.
      • deleted | 12 months ago | +1
        When ur children does wrong do u discipline them for their actions? Most people do. That is what im gettin at. Dont hold the fact they are children look at the actions they have taken. Even a 3 yr old knows when to tell alie
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
          a three year old will only tell a lie if taught to do so. There are studies that show children that have not been exposed to adverse behaviour simply do not exhibit that behaviour. You teach kids to be afraid of things, to be violent and to be dishonest...it is not a natural trait.
          • deleted | 12 months ago | +1
            Ur natural instinct is self preservation no matter ur age. So yes these things can be a natural trait. Im not sayin condemn every child. But if they do what is wrong then do to them as they done. Even the adults. I have many kids(all are not mine but family). So yes ikow how they act. Meanest people on earth can and usually are kids
            • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
              they have to be taught to be mean though.
              • deleted | 12 months ago | +1
                Nothin but respect for ur convictions homie. But i still disagree.
                • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
                  Kids are a big part of my life mate. I deal with abused kids as part of our service to the community. Children are important.
                  • BigBadDave85 | 12 months ago | +1
                    Then you might be aware of the new study that came out, saying a lot of the personality of a child comes from the DNA of the parents. IE: Dahlmer and Manson have a kid, it's going to be fucked up no matter what setting it was raised in. (To some degree anyways)
    • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +3 -1
      I'm plussing you for your conviction, but I must still disagree...
      • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +2

        No one said anything about leaving children to their own devices but if a person commits a crime then they deserve to be punished. If a 10 year old is convicted of first degree murder then the prosecution has shown that that person acted with pre-meditation and malice aforethought, both of which are "adult" ways of thinking. Not punishing that person who commited the crime is disrespectful to both the victim and society as a whole.

        %u3000

        Physiologically, children's brains are different than those of an adult. That does not mean that the mind of a child is incapable of forming the intent and planning required to murder someone. These cases shown in the video clearly disprove any notion that children are the innocent, benevolent beings who are incapable of the commiting the most heinous acts possible against another human being. Children can kill. Children can plan to kill. Children can understand the consequences of their actions. These monsters are prove of that.

        %u3000

        Eliminating the juvenile justice system does not mean that there will not be cases of children commiting crimes which they do not understand. Rather than treating all children as if they are intellectually incapable of understanding the relatively simple concept of murder the law should view children as being capable of understanding their actions. In cases where the child is not capable of understanding their actions then the trial would procede in the same manner that trials of mentally retarded adults procede.

        This will simultaneously simplify the legal system ( by eliminating the need for specialization in juvenile law ) , ensure greater equality ( by reasserting the fact that all people are created equally and viewed as equals in the eyes of the law, regardless of uncontrollable factors such as age ) , and guarentee that justice is always administered for the victim(s) of a crime.

        • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1
          Excluding the "%u3000" ( a mistake on my part in Word ) does everyone see that response as being ordered into paragraphs?
        • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1
          Fuck, that reply was meant for Davismike.
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
          you are wrong on the child's thought capability aspect my friend. Children cannot be treated as adults because they are children. They are at a different developmental level and can never be equal to adults. They do not have the life experience or the equipment to deal with adult concepts like adults do. That is the reason why you cannot try a child as an adult...ever.
          • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1

            So would you say that a developmentally disabled adult is not equal to a "normal" adult? If a person can form the concepts of pre-meditation and malice aforethought ( as these children depicted in the video did ) then why can they not understand the consequences of their actions and be held as equally responsible for them as someone who has reached an arbitrary age?

            I understand that children are different than adults. Extrapolating that difference into inequality ( which is what the juvenile justice system is ) however is a disservice to both the children and the adults who protect them.

            • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1 -1
              we are never going to agree. Your view is naive and idealistic. This is the real world and it is not conducive to a pure equality agenda.
              • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1 -1

                Then our world truly has no hope at all...

                I didn't neg you by the way.

                • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
                  Negs mean nothing bro, not when we have such a lack of education out there...I'm not talking about you either
    • Pookybear | 12 months ago | +2
      you cannot treat a child the same as an adult, (the same reasoning goes for sexual assault on a child), they do not comprehend the same way as an adult, they have a very different mentality than an adult and thus should be tried differently. i do agree they should be tried harsher the closer they get to 18.
      • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1
        Choosing to treat children differently than other people because of their age is no different than treating a black person differently than a white person or treating a man differently than a woman. Both are afronts to the Constitution ( when referring to American law ) and mankind's fundamental and inalienable rights. How a person comprehends a concept is not pertinent to how they must be treated. Only if a person is able to be proven to be incabable of understanding what their actions were can we resolve to treat that person differently and even in those situations that person is still held to be responsible for what they have done, even if unintentional.
        • CaptainFlyscratch | 12 months ago | +1
          that is tenuous at best Obi....you cannot compare a child to an adult or use that lame analogy you used above. You just don't seem to understand that kids are different to adults in almost every way.
          • TheObamessiah | 12 months ago | +1
            Seperate yet equal is ok with children it seems.
  • daddyscumslut | 12 months ago | +4
    This video was made for people who read at an alarmingly slow speed. But great upload nonetheless.
    • daddyscumslut | 12 months ago | +1
      Ah, Nate...I'll never forget that day. Lake Worth Middle wasn't the same after that. I don't think he was "evil"...he was a kid in a bad area where violence was praised as the answer to peoples' problems. It's a wonder any of us turned out to be "normal".
      • WonkyDonkey | 12 months ago | +1
        Great tities.... epic tities. My attention span is very... Epic tities!!!
  • bigpopapop | 12 months ago | +3
    so... if you wanna be a underage serial killer, go to canada?????
  • g0g3tfuck3d | 12 months ago | +2
    Evil comes in all shapes and sizes...
  • deleted | 12 months ago | +2
    I think some people are generally born evil
  • mysticmerlin | 12 months ago | +2
    also....very revealing video, but, i didnt see ben mitchell on there from eastenders when he did heather trott in it. wo is me!!!!
  • Steed | 12 months ago | +2
    Could have read the text in less than 8:54, but the 28 Days later Music was a big thrill.~
  • OmegaMan | 11 months ago | +2
    I hated math class too!
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