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Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 7 of 7
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7th and final part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 6 of 7
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6th part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 5 of 7
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5th part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 4 of 7.
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4th part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 3 of 7
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3rd part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 2 of 7
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2nd part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
Hanratty : The Mystery of Deadman's Hill, original 1992 documentary, part 1 of 7.
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First part of Bob Woffinden's 1992 Channel 4 documentary about the A6 Murder.
A6 Murder, ......An Image montage, set to "Greensleeves" music
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Montage of images relating in some way to the A6 Murder which occurred on August 23rd 1961.
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 13 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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Mystery of Deadman's Hill. David Lines, Under-sheriff of Bedfordshire at the time. He witnessed the execution of James Hanratty and expresses here his thoughts on the matter.
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 12 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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Mystery of Deadman's Hill. Dr Patrick Lincoln (re. DNA tests) ; Film footage of Peter Alphon around time of documentary. Geoffrey Bindman (Hanratty family's solicitor) ; Michael Sherrard ; Film footage of crowd congregated outside of Bedford Prison before the execution ; David Lines, Under-Sheriff of Bedfordshire and witness to execution. Voiceover reading of one of Hanratty's last letters to h...
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 11 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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Mystery of Deadman's Hill. James Hanratty sr ; Michael Hanratty ; Jean Justice interview ; Film footage of Peter Alphon on Railway Station platform ; Janet Gregsten/William Ewer newspaper story ; Paul Foot ; Janet Gregsten ; Paul foot comments ; Archive footage of Valerie Storie.
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 10 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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Mystery of Deadman's Hill. Peter Alphon ; Jeremy Fox interview ; Filmed interview of Alphon at Paris Hotel Press Conference in May 1967 ; James Hanratty sr addressing public gathering on London Street ; John Lennon
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 9 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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Mystery of Deadman's Hill. Jean Justice tracing Peter Alphon to Ariel Hotel ; Jean Justice interview (shows Alphon's drawing) ; Alphon's stay at Alexandra Court Hotel (and suspicions of hotel guests) ; Alphon's stay at Vienna Hotel ; Juliana galves ; Peter Alphon's mother Gladys ; William Nudds ; Acott's naming of Alphon as murder suspect : Peter Woods interview ; Alphon's interrogation by Acot...
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 8 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 8 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 7 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 7 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 6 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 6 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 5 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 5 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 4 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 4 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 1 of 13 (The A 6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 1 of 13 (The A 6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 3 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 3 of 13 (The A6 murder)
A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 2 of 13 (The A6 murder)
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A6 Murder - Mystery of Deadman's Hill, Chapter 2 of 13 (The A6 murder)

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  • @billburks
    @billburks ปีที่แล้ว

    repeating part of a comment below....deep soul.

  • @jasrust
    @jasrust ปีที่แล้ว

    DNA evidence proved in 2002 that he did it. No excuse for capital punishment, but he *did* do it.

  • @dp-sr1fd
    @dp-sr1fd ปีที่แล้ว

    DNA testing has since proved that Hanratty was guilty. Good riddance to the raping murdering little shit.

  • @johnmackenzie8573
    @johnmackenzie8573 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    🥰 A masterpiece

  • @gregorysullivan7175
    @gregorysullivan7175 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Never heard this before. Big time stuff. Thank You.

  • @antoniodominguez6226
    @antoniodominguez6226 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Could hardly believe what I was hearing when first time. Years back still enjoy today

  • @kerryarrant1523
    @kerryarrant1523 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    They abrogate the treaties and call it justice. Read Black Elk speaks there's wisdom you won't find in politics.

  • @johnkirchman3811
    @johnkirchman3811 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can anyone post "Diamond Hill"? Please. I can't find it on youtube.

  • @pauljohnson7847
    @pauljohnson7847 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wdat a tasty piece of artwork thanks butcj

  • @timothynoble816
    @timothynoble816 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    I remember this case...!....The trouble came when changing his evidence statement...His location...!....That was the problem...!....Timothy Evans changed his evidence statement also...?...Also to his detriment....I was glad when parliament said NO more executions....No amount of hangings or death by ANY other means will DETER those who wish to kill....!....It's just human nature to believe they can get away with it...!

  • @beverleywells7948
    @beverleywells7948 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    He got an innocent man hanged ,shame on him

  • @beverleywells7948
    @beverleywells7948 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Poor James ,it was a travesty of justice

  • @Kevin-1969
    @Kevin-1969 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    He Ruined Valerie Stories Life, completely ruined it

  • @raysmith4539
    @raysmith4539 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hi

  • @kailashpatel1706
    @kailashpatel1706 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    I'm sorry, so sorry for Hanratty's father who struck to his son not being guilty, I'm sorry mate, your son did it..the evidence is clear..

  • @gavocrazy
    @gavocrazy 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    Fuck...

  • @tonhoeneveld7135
    @tonhoeneveld7135 6 ปีที่แล้ว

    From Rotterdam, thanks.

  • @dnta
    @dnta 7 ปีที่แล้ว

    Incredible talent Butch Hancock is. Deep soul.

  • @ChiefofGeneralSfaff
    @ChiefofGeneralSfaff 7 ปีที่แล้ว

    The drop that Harry Allen [the executioner] gave Hanratty was 7'4 and a half inches.

  • @donrollings1753
    @donrollings1753 8 ปีที่แล้ว

    a cool poet👍👀👍

  • @nwlman
    @nwlman 9 ปีที่แล้ว

    I think they hung the wrong man

  • @lecturer09
    @lecturer09 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    DNA proved he was 100% guilty. They hanged the right man.

    • @johaldoronaldo9393
      @johaldoronaldo9393 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      I'm a Scientist, in fact I've worked in the field for all of my 20 year working life. I AM evidence based. And yet, I don't believe the DNA evidence is proof. LCN analysis is heavily flawed, especially when the artefacts have been stored together for so many years. Cross-contamination galore, in my view. James Hanratty was not at Dorney Reach that night. Whether it was Peter Alphon or someone else, I can't say for sure. But if you're expecting me to believe that James Hanratty woke up on 22nd August 1961 and decided for the FIRST time in his life to: 1. Possess a gun 2. Randomly hijack a car with two people he NEVER knew before 3. Murder a man 4. Rape a woman 5. And attempt to kill a woman With absolutely no motive and no evidence that he'd ever been to Dorney Reach before, then I think you are seriously deluded. Valerie Storie said it was so obvious the man couldn't drive. After raping her, he ordered her to show him how to drive and use the gears. After she showed him, he shot her dead (so HE thought). Hanratty was a very experienced driver - in fact he stole cars! Why would he pretend to not to drive to someone he was just about to murder?? IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.

  • @michaelwood6938
    @michaelwood6938 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    don't worry , just a sick STALKER following me on tube

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    Who is Mansell ?

  • @MrBabies123
    @MrBabies123 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    Quite. We will never know. Also have read elsewhere that there is no other similar murder known to have been committed in this country. Also if Hanratty had only wanted the car he could have ordered Gregsten and Storie out at gunpoint and left them instead of driving off with them. No wonder there are still rumours about this case.

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's possibly very revealing to note the following........ Mr Ewer in the aftermath of the murder embarked on a love affair with his sister-in-law Janet Gregsten which lasted 7 or 8 years. Janet attended only one day of the 21 day long trial in contrast to Ewer who was at the Bedford Court every day. Ewer was not very complimentary in his remarks about his brother-in-law Michael Gregsten. Reading between the lines it would appear that there was not much love lost between him and Gregsten.

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    I would say that the most interested party would have been Janet Gregsten's brother-in-law William Ewer. Peter Alphon, in his confessions to the murder, claimed that Mr Ewer was the Mr X who hired him to put the frighteners on Gregsten and Storie to try and separate the lovers and put an end to their illicit affair. Alphon said that was why the 3 occupants spent almost 6 hours couped up in that small Morris Minor. He said he gave Gregsten several chances to walk away but he kept on coming back.

  • @kingalexander5480
    @kingalexander5480 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    MANSELL WAS NOT AN INTERESTED PARTY AT LEAST YOU COMPLETE TOSSER HOW IS YOUR MOMMY DOING TODAY???

  • @darkmossie633
    @darkmossie633 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    who were the interested parties? Was Mrs Gregsten possibly one, as she was very much the injured party -had she possibly hired a private detective to confirm their affair? -with dates, exact times and place(s)?

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    Yes, they had been there several times previously that summer, probably after having been for a drink at the Old Station Inn in Taplow, about a mile away. The landlady of that pub, Mary Lanz, stated that Gregsten and Storie had been regulars there. It's more than possible that the lover's movements had been monitored for some time over the previous months by interested parties.

  • @darkmossie633
    @darkmossie633 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    thanks for reply -was Dorney Reach a place which Gregsten and Storie regularly used, as you might call a "lovers lane"?

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    The police officer who led the murder investigation, Det-Supt Basil Acott, made the following comment to Sunday Times reporter Lewis Chester in 1971..."To us it always seemed a simple gas-meter job", hinting that it was an 'inside job' involving someone close to the Gregsten family. A lot of murders are committed or planned by people who know the intended victim well. A good question to ask oneself is who benefitted the most from Michael Gregsten's death ?

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    As far as anyone is aware James Hanratty was totally unfamiliar with the Slough/Dorney Reach area. He was a city lad through and through and the last place he'd venture out to would be remote countryside miles away from his own turf and comfort zone in London. Alphon, on the other hand, was very familiar with the Slough area. He regularly attended Slough Greyhound Stadium at the time.

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    Valerie Storie told 18 year old Oxford Undergraduate, John Kerr [who was conducting a traffic census very close by] that they had picked up a man at Slough.That is how it came to be described originally as "The Hitch-Hike" murder and that is how the newspapers described it in the immediate aftermath of the crime. It was only later that Miss Storie revealed to police that a gunman had hijacked the car while she and her lover, Michael Gregsten, were parked up in that cornfield at Dorney Reach.

  • @darkmossie633
    @darkmossie633 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    "a gunman had held them up at Slough, rather, they had picked him up at Slough" -last speaker says who was first on crime scene -things already confusing regarding statements

  • @darkmossie633
    @darkmossie633 10 ปีที่แล้ว

    who said they picked up a HITCH-HIKER?

  • @rabele123
    @rabele123 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    They have got the opening scenes wrong. The hangman was Harry Allen, whose trademark was the bow tie he invariably wore.

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    The LCN DNA Tests were not carried out by any impartial, independent body as they most certainly should have been. Instead, they were undertaken by the FSS [Forensic Science Service] a government owned company based in Birmingham. They had an agenda and that was to maintain the ridiculous premise that James Hanratty was the A6 murderer which flies perversely in the face of all the voluminous evidence pointing very strongly to Hanratty's complete innocence. This is why the case will not die.

  • @superstubes
    @superstubes 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    14 people said they saw or spoke to Hanratty in Rhyl on the day of the murder which was his alibi.

  • @Indul1
    @Indul1 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    I know Hanratty's father does not want to accept this but his son had been in prison several times before where he was described as being a psychopath and having serious emotional problems, all accounts tend to downplay this, he was not a petit thief but a disturbed young man with a pretty hard upbringing, he was capable of doing the killings...

    • @davidhat2446
      @davidhat2446 5 ปีที่แล้ว

      Indul that is absolute horse shit and you know it .

    • @jeanettecowley2820
      @jeanettecowley2820 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      All l know is that James brother, Peter, tried to kill me by strangulation once, so was he just following his brothers example, or does it go deeper than that.

  • @kevincraigie5156
    @kevincraigie5156 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hanratty was a petty thief. He was not the murderer.

  • @hash100
    @hash100 11 ปีที่แล้ว

    I heard the Lennons produced or financed a movie about the case at the time(1969). It was only showed once in London. Does anyone know more about it?

  • @Deanech
    @Deanech 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    Still amazes me that people think he was innocent, if the evidence was contaminated with his DNA surely there would be three DNA samples, Hanratty's, the victim's and the rapist.

  • @MrWolfie158
    @MrWolfie158 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    As a young man I remember thsi case well and the aftermath. This documentary has never changed the view I had back in 1962 - 3 people know who did it - Michael Gregsten, Valerie Storey and the killer. DNA evidence has proved beyond reasonable doubt that James Hanratty was guilty. Why he did it has never been clear and it is for this reason that despite agreeing with the death penalty, I don't think he should have been hanged. Alphon was just a publicity seeker and crank.

  • @MrWolfie158
    @MrWolfie158 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    Derek Bentley was a set of totally different circumstances.

  • @MrBabies123
    @MrBabies123 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    The police claim there was no evidence of a link with people knowing the Gregstens. Well no one was likely to come forward and say they were responsible for ordering the killings were they? I wonder if Mrs Gregsten knew anything. She and her husband were living apart at the time of his death.

  • @MrBabies123
    @MrBabies123 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    What I would like to know is why Hanratty would have chosen to be way out in the countryside at Dorney that day? Did he know the area? Peter Alphon's claim that people close to the Gregsten family who were upset about Gregsten and Storey having an affair ordering the killing sounds a far more likely scenario considering the different morality at that time.

  • @MrBabies123
    @MrBabies123 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    How do we know this was actually the case and we weren't lied to? There were constant requests over the years for new evidence which would prove Hanratty wasn't the person responsible and if those in power knew beyond all doubt he was guilty they would not have had any hesitation in showing all these papers which exist on the case. As it is they will not be available for many decades to come.

  • @jimarilyn
    @jimarilyn 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    Very recently a brilliant and fascinating new book about the A6 Murder has been published. The author is Norma Buddle and the format of the book is exciting and completely different than anything before. It's title is "The A6 Murder - Was James Hanratty innocent ?"

    • @simonlevett4776
      @simonlevett4776 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I had always thought that Bob Woffinden's book was considered by most of the A6 experts to be the definitive book on this unusual case. What makes this new book brilliant and fascinating ?