The Killing Game - Did this monster murder 30 more? Rodney Alcala | Mystery & Makeup - Bailey Sarian

I’ll never understand how child molestation isn’t punishable by death

My mom was picked up by Rodney when she was hitch hiking in 1976. If you google “Rodney Alcala girl in orange bikini” that’s her. He took her pictures in Topanga Canyon and got them a hotel room to sleep in for the night. She started to get creeper vibes from him, so she told him she would hang back while he went to get them food. While he was gone, she took off and got away from him. Also, while they were in the canyon, he kept trying to get her to go further into the canyon. She convinced him to stay where they were because the lighting was better. In reality, she wanted to stay where people could see them because she had a feeling he might’ve tried to hurt her if they went further down.

A dog is put down for bitting but a child predator isn't. Its truly mind boggling. A predator will always attack when there is an opportunity, I wish people understood this.

Why is a little 8 year old victim’s testimony required to convict a child molester when there is other evidence to prove the crimes ??? 😩

Props to the person that followed the car and called the cops, saved her life

I vote yes on bringing back viewer discretion. Not because I’m shook by the content, just cause I love the cut scene and deep voice lol.

Something I’ll never get over about this case : it was the kids who caught him. Not the adults who realised he shouldn’t be there, the kids. 🤦‍♀️

When I was young, I had a cop as my neighbor growing up. I asked him one day about things he saw and why it happens. And I’ll remember this forever, he said, “Don’t try to understand these monsters, otherwise you’ll see the darkness they’re swallowed by, and I don’t want that for you.” That chilled my bones

When I was a kid, I had a "coded" phrase established with my parents. I was told to never get into the car with someone unless they could tell me that coded phrase. Even if they said they knew my parents, I still was required to ask for the phrase. Highly recommend this to all people with kiddos!

The stories of bystanders raising the alarm and/or people listening to their gut instincts gives me hope.

The 70s was a scary time, we really learned how much stuff an evil person could get away with.

“ I would probably take it but you shouldn’t “ 😂😂😂. Bailey would have definitely been a victim in the 70’s.

That eyewitness is the mvp. They could have just gone on with their day, but they went an extra mile and actually investigated. Saved the little girl's life!

Tali Shapiro is only about 61-62 years old & still very much alive! 💜 She’s a gorgeous woman, very well spoken & unfortunately, remembers her attack. Just figured people might wanna know!

I watched a documentary and the officers recounting of saving Tali still made him so emotional. Even after so many decades. And Tali herself is such a survivor! Such a strong woman! We stan Tali Shapiro.

Hey Bailey!!!! Man, I truly can’t tell you what these videos do for my wife and kids. My wife’s name is Tamarah Davis she’s been a fan of yours for the last couple of years and I just recently became a fan. She was diagnosed with Stage VI beast cancer in March of 2021, she struggled for some time and then she found your videos. Your story telling, your skill with your art, and just the fact you seem like a decent freakin person! Lol. She was 31 at the time…so yeah, like, life altering event then her saving grace and a literal “friend” on YouTube. Again, I am so grateful for what you do for everyone around the world!

Is it just me or is Bailey's energy on like 1000 in this video???? This storytelling felt extra sassy and I love it. We love a sassy lady ^_^

I can't believe that I've been watching Bailey for YEARS now, not missing one upload, watching old videos again, just loving her presence. You mean a lot to me, Bailey.

as a photography major: WE DO NOT CLAIM HIM!! 🤣

The thing that kept occurring to me, throughout this video, is how many parallels I see between him and Ted Bundy. Smart, charismatic, great smile, super creep, could talk his way into or out of anything. The way he spanned the nation. The cockiness, the escapism, even the way he represented himself, as though he would do a better job than actual lawyers. Didn't even have a really fuhked up childhood. Idk. I don't have a point, other than that his story reminded me a lot of Ted Bundy.