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When a killing spree occurs, the inevitable reaction is one of shock and disbelief at the unexpected and unimaginably violent chain of events. This compelling new series features such murders in forensic detail, drawing upon the testimony of those involved and those who knew the perpetrator to tell the story behind each chain of rapidly executed killings.
In 1982 Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania was rocked by a shocking killing spree. In a matter of hours, 40 year old ex-prison guard George Emil Banks brutally murdered 13, many of whom were his own flesh and blood.
This film was first broadcast: 25 Aug 2014
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Date of upload: Feb 27, 2022 ^^
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I was wondering when someone was going to cover this case!!! I've hear of it long ago on a lesser known channel!! Very low quality material!! So glad to see it upgraded on a well know platform!! Great job OUR LIFE!! ššš¾š„°
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12 death sentences, 28 years from sentencing to execution........should have been a maximum of 28 days
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After killing his family apart from his mother you would think the police would know he would go there next. They should have been monitoring his mothers house.
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I've never heard of this story before. Thanks
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Only 7 years for shooting a man dead?! What a joke sentence! An insult to the manās family.
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Oh wow, after seeing his last name, āBanksā and āfamily killerā I remember this massacre well, graduated High School that year and was going into the military in November of that year, I never forgot about it as I lived in Philly at the time and moved back there after my service, this is the first docu about it that I have seen. Thanks for posting it.
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Wow, I've also never heard of this story before and I watch ALL sorts of true crime shows almost daily! So sad :(
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This narrators voice is the bestā¤
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Who watching this at 3am or later ?
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Ex convicts are allowed to be employed as prison guards??? I guess they gave a job to anyone in the seventies
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This man needed helpā¦ RIP to those innocent people
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One of my biggest fears is being put on a jury for a trial involving harm to children. I donāt know how anyone recovers from that.
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It sounds like he showed signs of a psychotic disorder for years, but no one noticed.
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My parents worked with George Banks at SCI Camp Hill. To put it lightly, they said he was nuts. I feel so bad for children. Now we are coming up 40 years. And Iām watching this a week from his 80th birthday.
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Shielding the jury from evidence that may invoke an emotional response in them is an emotional choice. Its exactly what the court is trying to avoid by excluding the photographs. That's what I'd call a miscarriage of justice.
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Never understood people like this being angry with innocent people and taking lives because they're not happy with their own.
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I live here in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania my dad was friends with him I see his brother all the time
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Loving these uploads ā¤ļø
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I remember this when I was a teen growing up and being horrified over it. So sad
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@bradslone8511
2 years ago
I don't see how he managed to be a prison guard in a tower handling weapons when he was a convicted felon that's not allowed to handle weapons or ammunition.
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