On May 25, 1988, Richard Guklinski was convicted of multiple murder and sentence to life in prison. This ended 30 years of cold-blooded killing by a mass decriminal, a police called The Ice Man. And that's no one's name. Nothing. I don't think about it. If I think about it, he would wind up hurting me so I don't think about it. If I had a choice, I would like to be different than what I am. It would be better. But I can't change yesterday. I didn't like my phone. He would beat me just because he felt like to get my attention, I guess. And my mother was cancer. She would destroy everybody. When I was a young man, I found out that if you hurt somebody, they'll leave you alone. Good guys do finish last. When I try to believe everybody alone, just do my own thing, everybody just wanted to hurt me. To that surprise, I was no longer taking the beating. I was giving it. And that's when I learned that it was better to give than to receive. And I got into a fight in the bar. We got into an argument to fight and I hit him with a acoustic, a few too many times. And he died. That was upset. I didn't mean to do it actually. But surprisingly, I felt sadness. And after a while, I felt something else. Some sort of a rush that I had control. And if you mess with me, I'll hurt you. I didn't have the capability of getting a better paying job. I couldn't afford it one shot, let alone three. So I told him he could have a half hour to pray to God. And if God could come down, change the circumstances, he'd have that time. But God never showed up and he never changed the circumstances. That was that. It wasn't too nice. That's one thing I shouldn't have done that one. I shouldn't have done it that way. If I hit somebody, I wouldn't hit it for him. I'd have to have some money. I enjoyed that way of life. I felt I had achieved something. I tried to provide the best for them as I knew how. Might not have been the right way to go, but for me, the only way. I tried to never let anything touch the house. I brought nobody there. My family was not exposed to anybody. I wanted to show them the good side of life. It was a jacol and high existence. The way it was, the way I wanted it to be, absolutely two different lives. I wanted one life. I had to have another life. Richard Klinzki is one of the most dangerous criminals we have ever come across in this state. He did all of this at the same time while exhibiting a normal, placid family existence.