The Devil's Moor Murders
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The fact that he left so many victims alive who saw his car and how he looks and still didn't get caught for 4 years is baffling.
You right about that. It's really baffling.
I wonder if he and his car looked kind of generic.
Yes the time it took to catch him is really odd. Unless being in the military or whatever gave him some protection.
I also wonder if there was really only one guy responsible for all these crimes since there is such a range in violence level, and so many survivors who could identify him. If all they have is a confession, to link him to the murders and tortures, could there have been someone else? I hope not.
We're looking at police in the 80's. I think at that time police in general had a brain short circuit. I don't care where in the world it seems so common a thing.
That's what i thought 🤯
As soon as I heard the part about the last victim asking for a cigarette, I was nervously chanting in my mind ‘Stick it in his eye, stick it in the bastard’s eye!’
She was so smart and so damn courageous. I hope she has gone on to live a rich & fulfilling life. Thank you DC for an amazing channel, from your newest Aussie sub ❤💛🖤
that brave woman probably saved the lives of many many more.
Definitely. She displayed incredible courage and calmness in that situation.
@@michaelc3051 and how she was cognizant enough to remember his license plate number is amazing.
@@michaelc3051 absolutely!
Ute Werner murder of 1988
The last victim is the hero of this story. What a brave and amazing young woman.
That young 18 year old girl saved who knows how many more lives with her amazing act of courage. ❤️
im 42 years of age hence
"Wow!, That brave girl with the cigarette. Thanks to her bravery, she saved countless other females, from becoming his victims".
SMOKING SAVES LIVES
All the love and healing to that 18 year old. Cannot imagine keeping it together enough to do all that she did, she solved that case. I hope the other survivors and the loved ones of the murder victims found healing.
She is a hero!
Suffer Little Children, The Smiths, that song always bring tears to my eyes. I recommend anyone interested in the moors murders check out the song. It's actually a very heartfelt tribute that initially was heavily criticized but the families of the children defended it.
" Oh, find me, find me, nothing more
We are on a sullen misty moor
We may be dead and we may be gone
But we will be, we will be, we will be, right by your side
Until the day you die
This is no easy ride " 😿 💔
@@adorableninaki aaawww...your puddy-tat cried at the Smiths! So sweet and sad at the same time!! Miaow!
It's not about the Devil's Moor Murders though, right? It's about the first ones mentioned which took place in England?
That's about the moors murders, not this case. But yes it's a brilliant song, as are all smith's songs. Accused of being depressing but in reality just realistic.
@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey I'm a big fan of the Smiths, telling it how it is. 👍
I was a child growing up in Liverpool at the time of the Moors Murders. I was terrified of Hindley and Brady every time they came on the news.
I find your voice very calming and the stories interesting because you bring less known cases to light.
THE CHICK WITH THE CIGARETTE IS A LEGEND! Ballsy as all hell and smart! ❤
14:10 that girl has admirable self-preservation and bravery qualities, and excellent intelligence for thinking on her feet.
Listening to this, in my mind I thought, “wow. I wonder if she even wasn’t even a tobacco smoker?”
With that much clarity under duress, maybe she just was being resourceful to defend herself with whatever means she could devise.
This story is always just as bone chilling as the first time hearing it. I had a friend when i was in HS, and she would jump in guys cars as we were waiting for the bus. We all would tell her to stop, that's so dangerous. She actually said " I only get in cars of young guys & are cool." She stopped after hearing how dangerous it is. I Pray the survivors stay strong and their families.
I'm cringing again. Those monsters make me enraged. This psychopath hates women. It's not about "sex."
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This absolutely does need to be spoken about and I've never even heard of these cases being completely overshadowed by the aforementioned Moors murders that everyone has heard of but these lesser known cases also deserve attention and they're not getting enough of it
Being in England, this is the first I've heard of this case - our news coverage is somewhat parochial. As for the Moors murderers, they were overshadowed locally in Staffordshire by Morris, the Mansty Gully killer of Cannock Chase. Although only convicted of killing one little girl, it's believed he killed two others, and dumped all three on the Chase. Quite why he wasn't charged with the other two I don't know, but anyway, he died in prison some years later. One of the great ironies of the case was that he lived opposite the local police station where, eventually, he was charged.
It baffles me that after so many deaths and assaults, people continued to hitchhike in that area. Please listen to safety warnings of officials! I'm glad the victims and their families got justice, though it's awful how long it took for him to get caught.
Very surprising case for me, I live in a small town very close to Bremen but have never heard of that vase. I‘ll ask my mum if she remembers the whole story later. She was a teen living in Bremen in the 80‘s.
As many times as he usually stabbed those he murdered, it looks like a forensic anthropologist could’ve found knife marks on the bones of the girl that was skeletonized.
The moor is about 15 minutes from my house by car ,the UK moor were the murders were committed . All moors look so bleak and scary. All the victims most of been out off there mind. Heart breaking for all concerned
That brave young woman was indeed made of something quite special, and I agree that it took a lot of wits and composure for her to do what she did, in stalling for time and getting his license plate. (She might have had the makings of a good cop, when you think about it.) But it's NOT hard to understand what she did to defend herself with that cigarette: honestly, I can scarcely imagine a more natural reaction!
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Never heard of this case. Thank you for presenting it.
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It is quite odd he let any of the women live. Remarkable that in the moment she was able to memorize the license number. She certainly saved others.
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It always fascinate me that as children it’s drummed into us never to get into a car with a stranger or even men we know. Then as teenagers it seems all that advice gos out the window
Another myth is that it's men we should be worried about when the worst cases, like thr moors murders and fred and rose west were both as successful in their crimes as they were because they involved a woman. Most people will feel safe if there's a couple rather than just a man and let's face it, when we examine rose west for example, the woman can absolutely be the most sadistic.
@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakeythat like daying it safer to go in a car with a man then woman a man is 99.9999% more likely to do this then woman
No one seemed to think twice about hitchhiking back in those days you really should be extremely hesitant before you decide to get into a strangers car or truck
Especially after so many attacks and murders! It's just so common for young people to believe they are invincible.
Thanks so much for all your efforts ❤
Thanks for sharing. All stories need to be told as everyone has a story.All those lives is so sad.
I’ve never been newer! ❤ excited to watch what should be an excellent vid as usual :)
Wow that young woman is a total hero
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Congrats for 200.000 subscribers ❤️
We appreciate your dedication and consistency. God bless you and everyone.
Never heard of this case. Great job as always thanks!
In a way I think he was hoping to be caught. Otherwise he'd have killed all the young women. Thanks for another well researched and well presented case.
Just to keep you right. Brady and Hindley only took four of their victims onto Saddleworth Moor: Pauline Reade, John Kilbride, Lesley-Ann Downey, and Keith Bennett.
The fifth victim was 17 year old Edward Evans, who was murdered by Brady in Brady's house on Wardlebrook Avenue. I just thought you'd like your details to be accurate. 😉
It's not about being " accurate" but giving the victims a voice. I have no doubt, the loved ones of the victims appreciate, so much, the time and effort put into making these videos. You go watch a NETFLIX crime documentary and see how they always make the serial killer look like the victim.
@KJV Bible Music Creator. The victims of the Brady/Hindley Moors murderers have always had a place in my heart as it was the first case I followed fully as it unfolded. That is why I can always name each victim and always do, when mentioning the Moors Murders. And I always make sure that when they are mentioned anywhere else, their details are accurate in every respect. Not only should we remember the names of the victims of crime, but we should ensure that the details about them, including when and where they died, are accurate.
I am sure you have done just that in this case of The Devil's Moor Murders.
Thank you.
@KJV Bible Music Creator. If you think I'm shallow and blinkered enough to go to Netflix for my facts, please think again. My details about the Moors Murders come from the facts as they came through each day, in the British Press and through the world renowned and much trusted BBC. These facts were eventually crystallised in the authorised book documenting the murders. I have, over the years, kept up with the search for the body of Keith Bennett, which has never been recovered, and indeed raised hopes again in December 2022 to no avail.
I'm not sure that the relatives of victims appreciate these matters being regurgitated. I'm sure that they would more appreciate that these murders had never happened at all, and that they had their loved ones alive. But if say they do appreciate you reporting the facts, I am sure that they would expect them to be accurate in all aspects.
@@angietunstall2555 didn't he kill Edwards because he took part in one of the murders? they were paranoid he would rat them out. was it his death that got them caught? I forgot the small details.
@Brett Mikey Absolutely not. Brady seemed to have known that Evans was gay and lured him back to Wardlebrook Avenue. Brady telephoned his brother-in-law, David Smith, to come to his house, but he didn't tell Smith why. When Smith walked in, there was a scene of utter carnage. Brady had taken an axe to Evans. I'm not sure if Evans was dying or dead at this point because Brady had also tried to strangle him with electric cord. For fear of his life, Smith helped Brady upstairs to the back bedroom where they deposited Evans body under the window sill. Smith then made an excuse to just pop home and left utterly traumatised.
It was Smith who rang the police from a phone box, telling them all that he'd seen. It was the end for Brady. He was subsequently arrested. Myra Hindley wasn't suspected of anything at first. But a few days afterwards, she was arrested. Apart from a couple of trips to Saddleworth Moor, in the quest to find bodies, Hindley would not see the light of day again. Brady, considered to be a full-blown psychopath, would spend the rest of his life in Broadmoor.
Hindley was transferred from Cookham Wood Prison up to Durham, where she met Rose West.
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I remember those cases, this was when my parents started to tell me in the early/mid 80’s to never hitchhike.
I certainly feel a great bit of unease when I hear of teenage girls hitchhiking I mean where are their parents and are they not concerned by it
It was normal back then.
While it was never a good idea, hitchhiking was very common in the 60’s, 70’s and early 80’s.
It was back in a time when most parents did not have cars, public transport was not great in remote area's and could be expensive. Hitchhiking was very very common, and in the majority of cases was safe.
Another fascinating video. As a teenager from 1980s in U.S., I didn't know anyone who hitch hiked. Perhaps things were different in Europe. Yellow from Mobile Alabama
If you research you will find plenty of murdered hitch hikers in the U.S in the 80's! Very common, no different
I was born in 75 in Scotland. I remember hitch hiking being regarded as dangerous. We had the stranger danger message drummed into us. I could see people in late teens and early twenties doing it though, thinking they could judge character and were streetwise. My area had good public transport back then so there probably was less need for hitch hiking.
I suspect that the outcome of these women's attacks might have has something to do with the way they reacted to him.
definitely: he killed the more reluctant to go along with his orders.
It looks eerie and yet, beautiful ❤️💔
They always say never ever let your attacker get you in the car , fight hard to stay out of the car because if they get you in there you are now in their control.
Hitch hiking is just making it all the more easier for the monsters to skip the hardest step.imo.
Yes. DO NOT COMPLY. Do everything in your power to avoid being taken to a second location. Shout FIRE rather than HELP because people will respond to FIRE.
Even if you're threatened with a weapon, resist and don't comply because most won't want to cause a a scene a be noticed by people so shouting and causing a scene could well mean you escape. Whereas the minute you're under their control, you're as good as dead already. Even if you are shot when resisting abduction, it will likely be the better outcome for you rather than being tortured for potentially days.
I wonder if the public knew about all the attacks? Why would young women keep on hitchhiking?
There's so little information on this case, great research!
Wow. Never heard of this wacky monster. God bless that hero teen! RIP those that came afoul of his múderous side and I hope survivors and families have found peace as well knowing where he is. Thanks DC🙏💔🕊️🦌
No pics of them ?😢
Being from a different generation, hitchhiking just never seemed like a good idea mostly because of things like this. Too many people out there willing to take advantage of the situation or just straight out crazy.
I agree, I’m 70. Though some people did hitch when I was young I never did.
@@nhmooytis7058: I am nearly 72 and I never hitchhiked either because I thought it was much too dangerous! Yet many young women my age in Northeastern New Jersey did hitchhike in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including my younger sister. She was the polar opposite of me in attitude and behavior; she seemed to actively look for trouble and certainly found it. Never has she learned from her mistakes and has become an unapproachable, abrasive, self-absorbed person. Very pitiful! 😔
Like all things, it depends what part of the world you are in. What is dangerous in some places can be perfectly safe elsewhere in the world.
@@elainelessack she’s very lucky she didn’t end up in a trash bag or a river. I know it sounds like I’m victim blaming, I’m not-criminals need to pay for their actions. But I do have to ask what these women expected getting into a car win a strange man. Or meeting someone on Tinder and immediately going somewhere private for sex. I’ve traveled alone for 50 years, most recently 5 years exploring the South Pacific: I’m adventurous, but i don’t take unnecessary risks with my safety.
@@nhmooytis7058 I agree I'f your hitching it's partially your fault if you end up murdered. These women were young and ignorant. They believe it'll never happen to them or their parents never taught them about trusting complete strangers.
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I've seen MANY murder cases from Britain.Most of those were maybe 3 deaths and rather common as far as signature .This case is very disturbing,One of the most Vicious Brit's in my book.....
Edit: Sorry he German
Interesting how there's an arbitrary line in most police investigations that if you do something violent enough it's not that you're evil, it's that you need therapy. They need to stop that. It implies so clearly that it's not the monster's fault.
I'm worried that they let him out after a few years of psychiatric treatment I've read cases in the past where the germans have let killers out to early mental issues or not he needs to stay in prison for good for all the victims sake
Idk if it was the same back in the day, but at least today it's very normal, to receive therapy in prison, especially for violent, sexual or repeated crimes
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I used to hitchhike in the 1970s, but never alone 😱
Ivan Milat would've loved that. He hunted pairs for the challenge.
I found it strange how he murdered some but let others go. Definitely overkill in the stabbings but then he could wait a year before killing again a lot of pent up anger. Crazy scary
So what happened to him?
I love how you say a-brutally
Any updates on why he stabbed the one girl 100 times? Thank you.
No picture of the guy who did it?
I hitchhiked a couple of times, not alone, but you know its not safe, at least we knew
Moor’s, swamps, bogs = scary locales
Don't forget corn fields.
I'm confused. Who was the killer? No name? No photo? Did I nod off?
It was Myra Hindley & that other guy last name west she showed them in the very beginning with the 5 children they murdered bc I looked it up &, they are linked to them as well hope that helps hope u enjoy u night & have a wonderful weekend!!
THOMAS RATH
German soldier Thomas Rath. Pictures are all inaccurate and confusing.
@@armcollector5856 no, those were the English moors murderers from the 1960s. This was Thomas Rath. German guy arrested in 1985
@@unowen9668 yes ur correct... I didnt realize this till after I wrote this sorry bout that i feel so stupid.
Man I tried doing some research about this guy and there is NOTHING, I can’t even find a picture of him!
So what'd the guy look like you didn't post a picture of the crazy criminal to give us a visual I like your channel of the following is just the beginning
Why did you not show who committed the crimes?
Trppy toes
I was about to ask the same.
They're the very first image, at 0:18. If there are any more photos of them available to the public, I've never seen them, and this is the 3rd or 4th doc I've seen about them.
@@audreymuzingo933 thanks, I guess I wasn't paying attention.
@@audreymuzingo933 no, those are the English moors murderers. They murdered children.
@@unowen9668 I thought "moors" were an English thing, period. And I actually didn't watch this (just let it play on mute with another tab open for work, to give this creator a view but when I saw 'Moors' and those two faces I thought this was about those sadistic child murderers and couldn't bear hearing the details again). So WTF, why does it show their faces if they're not what this video is about????
I take it he’s still inside?
They escaped hanging by about a year. The death penalty was under moratorium at the time of their trial, and was abolished several years later. Good thing. They were each to given imprisonment for life, and each served it out, for many long years.
Can't find anything on Google about this case - how strange.
That's exactly what I noticed. No images of the victims or killer. No info on the crime at all.
She makes up as she goes...
Always the military background!
Didn't they have a description? Car? Mans description? Come on!
wow very cool case. there isent even a picture of the killer anywhere. He kind of had a MO but he usually let his victims go. I wonder why he killed the women he did. maybe they fought back more. then why didn't he chase the last girl. maybe he felt bad for most of them.
Why so many young women continued to hitchhike knowing this monster was out there?😡
They still did in Australia long after the backpackers murders. Backpacker's still do it.
i´m from bremen, i was 14 at the time. I never heard from this murders. I can´t rememder anything in the newspapers and nobody talk about it at school.
C’aint we ALL jus get along 😖
No mug shot?
I still would like to know why he let some live an others not such a curiosity cat I am.
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Devils Moor there’s a cheery place name 😂
I feel like you can’t automatically speak about moors unless you have a Scottish accent
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I'm going to make a channel with random spooky words as the name and talk slowly about random stuff over diminished piano chords
They couldn't describe him?
Back in the 80s...we all did it!!!🙏🇺🇸❤️
That’s true
I didn’t and I don’t know anyone who did other than lorry drivers. It was known to be dangerous even back then. In the 70’s I was warned of the dangers.
No way! Even as a little kid in the 70s, seeing hitchhikers on the road, I was worried they were gonna be murdered!!
@@intentionallyleftblank3016 me too. I once cried all the way home from school in 1972 because I saw two hitchhikers. I had happened to see a part of a film on tv where the hitchhiker was murdered. I cried all the way home because my mum didn’t stop to warn them of the dangers. I was 5 years old then and I knew.
Edward Evans was killed in a house, not on the moor
No part of him had any pity for her.
What's the point in counting the number of stab holes or bullet holes? It's a bit morbid.
It gives the detectives the idea of just how much rage and over kill went into the crime. It helps them flesh out what kind of man they’re looking for. One surgical stab to the heart? Very assassin-like and unemotional-perhaps a contract killing. One hundred stab wounds? A man who loathes women and will have had other issues with women growing up and currently. It helps them find the perp.
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Must say I am surprised that none of the other survivors noticed his registration plate.
They had been assaulted so would have been traumatised
They may not have noticed it, by the time they had gathered their wits after being raped he was gone.
For non-EU residents, what is a moor?
Dreary looking hills
Moors are tracts of open country that may be either dry with heather and associated vegetation or wet with an acid peat vegetation. In the British Isles, “moorland” is often used to describe uncultivated hilly areas. If wet, a moor is generally synonymous with bog.
@@janetpendlebury6808 The Hound of The Baskerville's....that's a moor.
SHOW A PIC OF THE KILLER FFS!!!!!
As usual, regular people doing the hard work that cops take credit for...
That 18 year old was a survivor! Good for her. She did what she had to.
As to him being able to stand up to interrogation. Just because he was in the West German military (or any military) has ZERO to do with him holding up to interrogation. No clue what he did for the W. German army, but unless it required training to hold up under interrogation, he wouldn't be better than anyone else. Further, a fraction of service people receive such training, and even then, they learn in training that they won't hold out that long.
I used to hitchhike in around Bremen during that time period, fortunately I wasn't the targeted gender I suppose
This happened in the early 80's. news did not travel as fast as it does now, and no one thinks it will happen to them. Hitch hiking was extremely common back then and in the most part, very safe.
I like your channel and your way of telling these stories. But I would like you to be more careful with the illustrations, 7:42 is the skeleton of a deer and that is wildly morbid when talking about skeletal remains of a woman.
Yes, the stories on this channel are fascinating, but the video content is very hit and miss. A lot of stock images are used which is quite lazy. I don't often watch this channel for this reason and when I do, I scroll through the comments and just listen.
@@hedgemist691 considering she attends university full-time, I think she's entitled to be "lazy".
Is it really that deep? At least she doesn’t give biased opinions just fact.
Yes, the old 'blue lamp' saying 'Police Station' ( "Evenin, orl," as older British viewers will recognise) is unlikely to be seen in Bremen. However, stock pictures are better than no pictures. Keep 'em coming, please.
Killer had a face and a name, would have been a fitting part of the case to actually SHOW his face then surely?!
there are no images of him online. I tried.
In Deutschland werden Taeter geschuetzt. Keine Bildet keine Nachnamen!
Doesn't everyone in prison have psychiatric needs?
When you go to “Devils Moor” and something bad happens (who could have guessed)
None of these pictures match what you're talking about. Nothing makes sense.
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That's all you have to say?
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