Jason Ingber

He said, but I'm in prison now and I just have to take it.

And he kind of laughed and I thought, holy shit.

You know, I mean, yeah.

Nicest guy.

Nice guy.

I liked Jim.

And that's an advanced age where he's saying I still have that in me.

But in that case, I don't think – he was so old that I – that's one of the things they say about serial killers is that serial killers won't stop on their own.

They might take gaps, but they really will never kind of stop unless they're either –

They die, they're incarcerated, or they age out of it.

And what happens at some age, your testosterone drops, your hormones change, and you no longer really have that desire to commit murder anymore.

And the other thing is that you, in many cases, you get too old.

You're in your 60s or 70s, and you're not capable.

Like even a 120-pound girl is gonna give a 70-year-old man who's not in great shape, she's gonna give him a hard time.

Like you're not capable of walking up and just grabbing somebody by the throat and throwing them in your car and subduing them.

You're just not.

You're 70, 75 years old.

You're just too old.

And I think part of that is – and that's kind of the thing when I was in prison.

Like I think I also got older and I look back and I think I just can't kill these women anymore.