Richard kuklinski was a terrible killer, he did torture his victims and was merciless. Most of what people know about this guy comes from his own mouth. Half of what he says is a lie, the other half is not true. Why would you trust a guy who says he loves to kill people because they treat him as god before they die to not big himself up for the cameras? This is a man who granted every possible interview possible because he likes people to stoke his ego. He talks about murdering countless people that the investigators know he can't have killed. Stories like "I killed the guy then went home and built toys for my children while I watched the news of the murder on the news" are such bullshit it's laughable. He is a clear narcissist and he feeds off attention.
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They soon learn that if they don't pay up, they might be next.Īnyways, I watched the interviews with the "ICEMAN", and he is certainly a killer but he's full of shit too. Because the word gets out, everybody involved in that life knows each other. How would Rats in a cave survive? What would they eat? Is there a McDonalds in the cave with a dumpster? Also, if the Rats are living in the cave you can bet your last dollar that there would also be Snakes and Owls and maybe some feral Cats feasting on the Rat population.įirst, to Robert, of course you kill your debtors when you know they aren't going to pay you. The chapter on the slow death by Rats is really hilarious, as someone that traveled the rat invested tunnels of the New York subway station for years can attest Rats are scavengers, not hunters, they breed and their population grows due the garbage that Humans leave behind. Kuklinsi being the sociopathic killer and thief that he was played Phillip Carlo like a violin, and earned some extra needed cash while he was in prison.
The hilarious portrait in the Carlo book is pure pulp fiction. There is a far more accurate book written by the undercover police officer that took Kuklinski down, that book provides a far more accurate picture of what Kuklinsi was, which was an opportunity killer, someone that took advantage of other people’s greed and fear used them, rob them and then killed them.
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He was certainly a killer and must have killed dozens of people not the 200 plus that is quoted in Phillip Carlo's book. Richard Kuklinski was a "bottom feeder" he was not privy to the workings of the Italian Mafia, he did not know Roy Demeo, he did not take part in the hit on Castellano,he was not connected to or did work with the "Westies" the Irish mob. Joseph was in prison for life for raping and killing a young girl walking her dog and then throwing her and her dog off a roof. What a load of crap, I don't think he killed more then five.Īs stated in previous post the mug shot is actually his brother Joseph. If he only killed a couple of people and lied about the rest, how do you think he managed to support his family? To all the people saying that he's bullshitting about all those murders. If you want to get as much of the story as u will ever get, just read the two published books which are written from both richards and the police perspective. I don't think these incorrect articles help people believe his story. I think he may have exaggerated thjngs but to be fair every single article i have read has had mistakes contradicted by his own mouth, like he killed with chainsaws? He quite plainly says he never KILLED with a chainsaw he dismembered bodies with one but it was messy. The man had no discernable income other than what he got from his illegal enterprises, and he obviously did well by them so chances are he did have a lot of connected friends, also he said roy demoe gave him a hell of a kicking when they first met, not the sort of thing i would expect someone to say if they were lying. His wife loved expensive furniture, clothes and restaurants. For a guy who people are saying only killed a handful of people, he seemed to live a very nice lifestyle, its fact he had three cars, all nice and lived in a very nice neighbourhood.
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