I felt so bad for the old landlord. He was just an innocent man who likes to keep to himself in his house and just have a good time. That must have been horrible for him to go through.
Fully agree. I'm introverted, so staying home a lot, reading books, playing games or watching movies is my kind of fun. Just because somebody is socially awkward doesn't make them a criminal.
It’s really true. Most crimes usually include the neighbor hearing something or some information that could possibly help the investigation get solved. I’m sure most feel terrible that they had the possibility to help out but failed. I mean the least you can do is have 911 on speed dial and check out the place.
@Madi Burke Actually true, my next door neighbours fight a lot! And we have just become normalized to it now. So, if the man or woman were to kill one another, we wouldn't know, we would just ignore them shouting, because that's what they do daily
I feel awful, I was fairly young when this happened, maybe about 11/12. I vaguely remember this case although I didn’t take much interest at that age and I just remember the landlord being posted everywhere, until I watched this today I thought he was the one that did it!!
I knew he did not do it from the beginning but it is sad just because you are "different" or "weird" you are a murderer. I seen this in a lot of cases watching it on crime shows or on TH-cam. I'm not saying that's not the case all the time but most time it is. Not to be mean but hell I kept to myself too and of course I am a introvert but I do try to socialize even though I do have generalize anxiety disorder which basically mean it is hard for someone like me to talk to people and you get very nervous around others.
I knew he wasn’t guilty when I was watching this, I feel so bad and he sounds so sweet and nice and people like this always get picked on. I hope he’s reading and drinking tea in the morning light
Did that poor old man get any justice or apology from the media? I could only imagine being put through that mental turmoil. I imagine his interviews would have been interesting to study while comparing them to real murderers being accused and suspected by the police, showing the difference in body language and how they speak etc. I almost feel like someone who's innocent would come across as more guilty if they're being accused. I'm hella invested in the psychology behind that
There’s a whole film on this murder based around Christopher and what happens to him. At the end I remember it saying something about how he sued the media and I think there was a new law or a foundation set up by him because of this.
The only aspect in his favor would probably be that he was already very much a loner, so he likely wouldn't have had that much if an increase in being ostracized by the immediate public . Plus being a border line Luddite probably spared him seeing a lot of media vitriol after the fact.
What your videos taught me Don’t go out Don’t stay in Make friends Don’t have to many friends Don’t have children Or husbands Don’t trust landlords or neighbors
This happened with one of my cousins! Sorta, anyway. Disappeared in the middle of the day and turned up 2 and a half years later. Police didn't really care too much since she was over 18 and just assumed she'd left. Someone found her, alive and well, not knowing who she was, at a random camp site and got talking to her, and inadvertently convinced her to go back home. All she ever really says about it is that she went for a walk and ended up walking far enough that she just figured she'd keep walking and make her own 'natural' way in life. Undiagnosed mental issues etc, everyone acted like nothing happened after so its pretty weird. Never really got any coverage so its just a weird family story
a lot of people. unfortunately, being the good samaritan in situations can be deadly. you have kids screaming help me, for things like being denied bars of chocolate. people assume its from their tv....
@@MercuryLeo555 You'd be surprised how common it is not to check. Like Eleanor said, it was Friday night and people tend to assume a million things before they think "a person needs my help right now." It's easy to be appalled in retrospect, but i think it's worth remembering that we are hearing about this case *knowing* that there was a crime; the people enjoying their evenings did not know
Soo true we always stereotype ppl like him as creeps I’m guilty for it there was a old man who used to live near me and he kept to himself and me and my friends used to say he was a pedo and we had no evidence of it
I hate being happy when you upload, only cause it's like I'm celebrating a death and crime, but I truly love learning about this cases, its fascinating
I doubt any woman would invite in a strange man after dark when she's home alone and nervous. He must've made that up to make manslaughter seem more probable. I think he followed her in when she got home and attacked her immediately.
I think he's in the thumbnail because he was greatly affected by this case. He was basically harassed and accused of being a murderer just because he was a little odd. So, his part in this story is very important. I feel so bad for him. The media can be very terrible when it comes to targeting innocent people because they might be a little different.
Actually I thought it was quite clever of her to put him in the thumbnail. Everyone saw it and assumed he was the murderer, before watching the video. Just as when they put his picture in the papers. If anything Eleanor's video taught me not to judge before hearing every detail, it was wrong of me to assume his guilt just based off of that alone. Eleanor is a clever girl and I'm sure that was her intention, not to just use him as clickbait. She's a popular youtuber, she doesn't need clickbait to attract an audience.
Please cover a recent case that happened here in South Africa. A father killed all 4 of his children by hanging them, his name is Sibusiso Mpungose Another case that happened was the abduction of Amy-Lee Da Jager, she was found but there's so much more to the case apparently her mom was involved with the kidnapping EDIT:The mother wasn't involved but apparently a teacher was
me, having a horrible day: ☹️ eleanor: suh tudae’s vedeo me: 😃 edited because eleanor literally does not say fuh i feel like my whole life is a lie??????
The land lord dude probably shouldn’t be in the thumbnail. He got enough rubbish from the media and generally your thumbnails show the victims and Murderers
Just thought I say that the landlord may have been in the thumbnail because everyone thought he was the murder and a lot of people probably associated the landlord with this case. 🤔
I think that the Christopher Jeffries element of this case is actually a really crucial part of it though, and because this case was so famous in the U.K. everybody here who even remotely knows this case recognises his face (probably more than Joanna’s face unfortunately) and that he was innocent. I understand what you’re saying but this always isn’t the case with Eleanor’s thumbnails, and I don’t think that it was done for clickbait or to set up false assumptions - I think she did it just because it makes this case even more interesting and there’s a lesson to be learned from it
Agreed should not be in the thumbnail. I am a foreigner. Didn't know anything about this case. It was on the recommendation list few weeks ago.. I saw the thumbnail and thought that landlord is a murderer. luckily, finally found some time to watch this video tonight and realised he is just an innocent man. I feel sorry how the police and media treated him.
When I saw his pic, he reminded me of the guy translating for the Mc Cans when Maddie went missing. Then she said he had kiddy pics......Weird!! Maybe he's his doppelganger and the guy in the Maddie case did actually take her. Wayyy off on a tangent, but that thought crossed my mind 🤔🧐
@@JoJo-xz2px noo that man was just being helpful he was innocent trying to help just like everyone else in Portugal at that time. He done a better on than police
One thing that really bothers me in this case is why do you let your friends/coworkers walk home at night by themselves in a new area. It’s common sense
Honestly I know what you mean but whose to say the coworker you're giving a ride to won't be the reason you never make it home, it sucks because you just want to help and make sure the person is safe but you never really know who you're helping out
Same, I'm definitely paranoid that one day someone that I know might be killed, and because of my social awkwardness, I might be accused and police and media might start harassing me when all I want is to live my normal life reading books, taking care of my cats, and interacting with the few friends I am comfortable talking to.
I’m actually scared of quite the opposite That’s someone Ik gets killed or disappeared but like I am extroverted and sometimes I do get a bit physical (not like punching but lightly pushing while in conversation like in “Oml nooooo *smol shove’ ur kiddding” ) and sometimes I do say “Oml ima kill her” but I don’t rly mean it like when u get really mad at a friend and you don’t rly know any other way to express it
“Jeffries acted weird on purpose to freak people out, didn’t have a tv, just watched old VHS tapes, didn’t talk to people, and was a retired college prof” Yep, sounds like a college professor
elise • hi sweetheart :D I used to suffer from the most severe harm-ocd for a year when I was 15. I’m 18 now and I didn’t know what it was. One thing I’d advise you to do is to meditate every morning and night. And every night / morning do “I am safe” affirmations. Also, any time u have ocd intrusive thoughts say “NO!” And I’m in control! And u have to yell this but internally/aggressively (but not out loud). Remind urself it’s JUST anxiety and be brave and sit through it. Let me know of your progress in a week if u can
@@stellab616 it just comes across in bad taste to put his photo on thumbnail for views ... the man has been through enough..I'm in Wales in the uk and I remember the way he was treated it was awful
@@popsicko6493 Sometimes it goes the other way. People get anxious and nothing happens. Gut feelings are very important and should be listened i agree tho
My landlord is exactly the same, eccentric old introverted type. In the beginning of me moving in, I felt uncomfortable af! But a few cups of teas later and the guy is hilarious and kind. Looks are deceiving.
I'm sure that everyone's getting pretty used to seeing me now, but Eleanor, please cover the case of Alexandra Noble. She was my auntie and she was murdered and no one will tell me anything. Please look into it, at least? It would mean so much to me.
That’s so terrible, I’m sorry for your loss. I’m not sure if this is the right case but I found this article. www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.2798753
@@Goobermentalbody Oh my god, thank you so much. That is the right article, thank you so much for sending it to me. Oh man, I'm literally crying, thank you so much.
The sad thing is is when I hear about joanna, I always remember the landlords name and never the murderer. It's terrible, he was hounded and attacked and he is still associated with her (like using his face in the thumbnail for instance) poor guy
Saw recent documentary on the case, he's cut his hair v v short & dyed it brown. So he looks nothing like the thumbnail now. I think he said his friends thought it wise as they said his image made him a suspect & he'd be forever linked to that picture otherwise.
Perhaps you can view it like this: the murderer is a nobody, he'll never be out or prison and he can rot there. The landlord was another victim in this case, obviously not the same way as Joanna but he has to live forever probably with PTSD becoz of what other people did to him. When u think of his name, maybe you can just send him good thoughts and hope he is doing okay.
Greg's brother was my teacher and I heard the last name and it started to connect in my head, I knew his brother's girlfriend had died but I was never told about the murder. This is the first case that I've had any kind of connection to and it makes it feel more real and upsetting.
I’m so glad I live in the middle of butt fuck nowhere in Australia. The closest we’ve come from a ‘murder’ where I live was a drunk guy running over his best friend in the driveway. We had a quick assembly about it and the kids younger brother left the room sobbing. I couldn’t imagine being close to someone that was horrifically and viciously murdered
Got a sinking feeling as soon as you mentioned he stood back when his girlfriend was worried where as he was not wanting to seem as keen and involved when Joanna’s family and boyfriend were discovering Joanna was missing which was right in front of the killer
pizza Yeates bought a pizza as she walked home on the night she vanished. The receipt was found at her flat but not the pizza nor its box. She had not eaten it. The explanation: Tabak admits that he ate pizza on the evening he killed Yeates but denies it was hers. He claims he took the pizza and its box from her flat after killing Yeates and dumped it in a municipal bin. The prosecution suggested Tabak had eaten it. The two bottles of cider Yeates also bought two bottles of cider on her way home. This led to speculation she had bought one for her and one for a guest she was expecting. The explanation: CCTV footage of Yeates in the off-licence was shown in court. She picked up one bottle of cider, stepped away, then returned and grabbed a second, suggesting it had been a spontaneous purchase and was for her. According to the defence, Yeates opened one of the bottles and may have taken a sip from it before she was killed. When Yeates's boyfriend, Greg Reardon, returned home on Sunday evening he says he found the opened bottle and finished the drink. Tabak claims Yeates offered him a drink but he refused as he was driving later to pick up his girlfriend. The sock When Yeates's body was found one of her socks (in fact, one of Reardon's socks she had borrowed) was missing. One theory was that the killer had kept it as a trophy. The explanation: Tabak claims the sock fell off in Yeates's flat and that after he moved the body to his home he went back to her flat, took the sock and put it in a municipal bin.
He reminds me of some autistic people I’ve met- the way the spectrum works let them be fully functional but a bit off and very happy in their own world with their special interests. Especially older people with it who might not have been diagnosed and then gotten therapy to help with improving socialization skills. Professor would be a great career for someone like that, able to ramble and debate endlessly on their special interests.
Oh lord it happens to me all the time.Lived near the students centre,when i first moved there i couldn't sleep and be regualley stressed the f out because i thought someone was being murdered every night,because dumb bitches tought it was witty to yell out for help and scream from the top of their head than laugh.So i got numb to it
My school has a lot of people with behaviour issues; screaming for help, pretending to choke, stomping up and down the halls and banging all the doors, etc. is just a standard day for me, really. Other people could have similar experiences that make them not question it until later on
@@CoRLex-jh5vx oh looord don't even remind me 😂 in my school there was this fucker who would bring fake guns to school,the last time he brought speaker and played some shooting sounds,it was fucking awfull,he got expelled.But we really were used to him brining fake guns to school that he could bring real weapons and we wouldn't even acknowledge it
The video was very interesting but maybe don't put the guy who didn't do it in the thumbnail. That just makes him seem like the bad guy again and i don't think that's fair after everything he had to go through.
I did this case study in criminology and we used this case as a demonstration for stereotyping. Just because he was a bit eccentric and an introvert he was pinned as the killer by the media. You guys just assumed he was the killer due to his looks. Which will most likely be why she added him in the thumbnail, but as she says at the beginning of every video she means no offence
@@luke3231 i assumed he was the killer bc she always puts the killer in the thumnnail and why would she put a guy there who has been proven innocent? Just bc he looks "scary" in that photo to make a catchy thumbnail? It's still harmful even if she means no offense. Not saying she necessarily did it on purpose i just wanted to point it out for the next time!
Hey Eleanor! I'm from Mexico and there's this extremely well known case that I actually remember hearing about in school and thinking it was an urban legend This is the case of Paulette Gebara Farah who (to sum everything up) was reported missing one day by her parents and found after about a week STUCK ON THE SIDE OF HER BED The weirdest part is that police searched the house and people were in and out of that room, not to mention no one reported any sort of smell even though there was a FREAKING DEAD BODY IN THE HOUSE I don't think you'll actually read this but if you do... I really hope I didn't waste your time with this PS: If you need any sort of help with translation you can totally ask me for help and I'll translate the articles if you want Edit: I really think this little girl deserves more of a platform... It's been forgotten over the years
That case is so desperately sad, poor girl. I've watched another TH-camr cover it. The actual footage of finding her is so disturbing, it all makes no sense.
@Jib Jabs yeah but if Eleanor reads this I don't want the comment to be vague, I want people to be interested Plus, there's a whole lot more to the story
If my phone was revoked to be reviewed by police...they’d be very concerned at the number of Eleanor Neale true crime videos I’ve watched in such a short amount of time😅 auto guilty in whatever they’re investigating😂
Same, I just told my best friend the other day that I would get charged because of my true crime obsession, the fact that being home alone isn’t a solid alibi and also the fact that if police asked me what I was doing on a specific day at a specific time I would have literally no idea
pizza Yeates bought a pizza as she walked home on the night she vanished. The receipt was found at her flat but not the pizza nor its box. She had not eaten it. The explanation: Tabak admits that he ate pizza on the evening he killed Yeates but denies it was hers. He claims he took the pizza and its box from her flat after killing Yeates and dumped it in a municipal bin. The prosecution suggested Tabak had eaten it. The two bottles of cider Yeates also bought two bottles of cider on her way home. This led to speculation she had bought one for her and one for a guest she was expecting. The explanation: CCTV footage of Yeates in the off-licence was shown in court. She picked up one bottle of cider, stepped away, then returned and grabbed a second, suggesting it had been a spontaneous purchase and was for her. According to the defence, Yeates opened one of the bottles and may have taken a sip from it before she was killed. When Yeates's boyfriend, Greg Reardon, returned home on Sunday evening he says he found the opened bottle and finished the drink. Tabak claims Yeates offered him a drink but he refused as he was driving later to pick up his girlfriend. The sock When Yeates's body was found one of her socks (in fact, one of Reardon's socks she had borrowed) was missing. One theory was that the killer had kept it as a trophy. The explanation: Tabak claims the sock fell off in Yeates's flat and that after he moved the body to his home he went back to her flat, took the sock and put it in a municipal bin.
I know it isn't important but I just wanted to say that hearing you shout out a charity for people with OCD made me smile because I myself am diagnosed with the disorder and people don't take me seriously. So thank you for spreading awareness, it really means a lot.
I feel so sorry for Christopher. As someone that is quiet, shy, anxious, single and keeps themselves to themselves, I hope that nothing like this ever happens around were I live. They thought he was a murderer just because he wasn't considered "normal". Remember everyone: "just be yourself... no, not like that".
The landlord sounds like a really interesting and intelligent guy, yes he's older, but he's also educated and his own person. Everything screams innocent to me. I'm only 30 mins in and may edit this. This Tabak/Tarak person got my attention the first day when he sent his girlfriend over to dig out info.. EDIT: Knew it!!!
You have to remember that this story is being told with only the people relevant to the case while when the police are investigating, it could have been anyone. Initially (like in the first minute of the story) I thought it could have been the boyfriend and him going to Sheffield was just him creating an alibi for himself, as if I ever wanted to commit a crime (not that I do) making sure I have an alibi is one of the first things I would plan. And neighbours coming out to investigate is fairly common as far as I know, as once there was a car racing down my street that hit the next door neighbours car, knocking the side mirror off while being chased by a police car. The noise caused me, my sister, and 3 of the neighbours to come outside and discuss what happened.
Lisa Henry Absolutely. Ones personal feelings about a potential suspect should have no bearing on the direction of the case or how you investigate it. Hindsight is 2020 after all. I'm just speaking on top of the procedure, you get a 'feeling' about certain people. Detectives hunch. But I agree, it shouldn't change anything about the investigation.
At the time the boyfriend Greg was suspected by the public and forums online suspected him as his story of leaving in the snow and not hearing back from her & not reporting Howe missing until Sunday night seemed like too much time had gone by for a concerned boyfriend! Usually murders are committed by those known to the victim of course so not surprising but it was a very strange case with the missing pizza all over the newspapers that Christmas time . Shame- the parents were so shaken.
UK: a 25 year old is missing the don't need to wait 24 hrs because their family reports them missing US: a 25 yr old goes missing , family reports them, she has a standing abuse allegation against expartner, police says "she is an adult, she could have ran away" family: her stuff is here police: "maybe she wants to disappear, we have to wait before making an investigation". anyone who's seen enough of this, knows its true, sad and true
@@Limptastical No they don't have to wait 24 hours, but the speed of them investigating depends on a number of things like, age, if they have mental health, elderly.
There’s no real 24 hour wait period in the States, either. Cops just say that to try to filter out the cases so they don’t have to go tracking people down. It’s like when a minor is missing and they’ll be like “Well s/he probably just ran away” WTF dude you still have to _find them_
*3 True Crime Case's I'd Love To See You Cover:* 1. The Unsolved Freeway Phantom Murders 2. The "Unsolved" Atlanta Child Murders 3. The Unsolved Murder of Georgia Crews
Too many unsolved. I can only watch solved cases, the thought that a monster is walking freely and hasn't faced the justice they deserve makes me crazy.
I mean, the reason there could be no bruising could be from how cold the snow is. Putting ice or cold water soak rag on a forming bruise can stop it from getting too dark, that could be what happened here
I LOVED YOUR CHARITY SHOUTOUT!! i have severe OCD and have been hospitalized for it and it means so much to me that you shouted them out!! i do live in the US but that still means so so sooooo much to me! love you Eleanor! i will definitely continue supporting you (if i wouldn’t have already lol)!
I was just rewatching this when I started thinking, maybe Joanna bought the oven bake pizza and the Two bottles of cider for Greg. Maybe she bought those things so that the two of them could enjoy a dinner together when Greg came back.
I really like how you include stuff about the trials in most of your true crime videos, i find it to be the most interesting part. Also love how you started adding more pictures it helps me picture what’s happening love your content!!❤️
I’m from Bristol- I remember this so well and it being announced on Christmas Day they had found the body. So so sad. Feel so bad for Chris that was accused.
"I think I've been incredibly fortunate. Partly in the legal representation I had, which couldn't have been better. And in the support I had - because I'm quite certain that I wouldn't have been able to cope if - on being released from custody - I'd had to stay in a bail hostel, or something like that. And then, and this was the most important thing as far as my relatives were concerned, that my rehabilitation was as public as the libel. So I do feel, as I say, incredibly fortunate." - Christopher Jeffries, speaking to The Guardian in 2014. Not sure I could be that chill if I went through everything he did.
Yep, she made it seem so weird and said normal people would just wait till they got to their car or got home and I was like wtf I don't think that would be very normal lol
But also how does he remember that about 1 month after going to the supermarket, he stopped to text his girlfriend right at the entrance in front of a camera how tf would a person remember that
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I’ve watched so many murder shows and true crime videos now that if my mom’s phone goes straight to voicemail I am ready to call the police
Vyrrohs X which channels do you watch ??
same
That's is so true and when ever anyone come home late I like you've been kidnapped or murdered
lol it's like when a boy came up to me to tell me i was cute in the street and i was looking around for cameras but there weren't any
IF THIS AINT ME
Poor landlord. I can tell he really loved to have alone time and peacefully be who he is and the world was just attacking him.
CaT V only bc he was an introvert:(
I just posted a comment on the many plausible reasons police did suspect him . Sad case all round .
Doesn't help when kids on TH-cam use his photo as clickbait either
I love your prof pic
Mary Chicas Awe thanks ❤️
I felt so bad for the old landlord. He was just an innocent man who likes to keep to himself in his house and just have a good time. That must have been horrible for him to go through.
Amy Holland honestly! Wish I could send him a card haha
Ikr I don't like watching TV or going out, I like spending time alone and I'm a very awkward person, now that's gonna get me in prison because oh well
yourstrulychristina pp
Mnemonic
Fully agree. I'm introverted, so staying home a lot, reading books, playing games or watching movies is my kind of fun. Just because somebody is socially awkward doesn't make them a criminal.
Why do neighbors never call the police when they hear someone screaming for help!?
Stupid people
The lululemon case is the worse one I have ever heard
Awaken The Greatness Within yes
@@sophieparmley9621 Definitely
It’s really true. Most crimes usually include the neighbor hearing something or some information that could possibly help the investigation get solved. I’m sure most feel terrible that they had the possibility to help out but failed. I mean the least you can do is have 911 on speed dial and check out the place.
@Madi Burke Actually true, my next door neighbours fight a lot! And we have just become normalized to it now. So, if the man or woman were to kill one another, we wouldn't know, we would just ignore them shouting, because that's what they do daily
I really hope the landlord got a public apology. The way the media treated him was disgusting
McKenzi Miller Yeah. I feel so bad for him. He just wanted to read and listen to records, and he was branded as a pervert and a murderer.
I feel awful, I was fairly young when this happened, maybe about 11/12. I vaguely remember this case although I didn’t take much interest at that age and I just remember the landlord being posted everywhere, until I watched this today I thought he was the one that did it!!
I knew he did not do it from the beginning but it is sad just because you are "different" or "weird" you are a murderer. I seen this in a lot of cases watching it on crime shows or on TH-cam. I'm not saying that's not the case all the time but most time it is. Not to be mean but hell I kept to myself too and of course I am a introvert but I do try to socialize even though I do have generalize anxiety disorder which basically mean it is hard for someone like me to talk to people and you get very nervous around others.
I knew he wasn’t guilty when I was watching this, I feel so bad and he sounds so sweet and nice and people like this always get picked on. I hope he’s reading and drinking tea in the morning light
Exactly when I was hearing this while drawing I just had to stop and look at my phone. I felt so bad for him.
imagine have the nerve to abduct and murder a woman and then eat her dinner
Yeah, let the woman keep her god damn pizza
imagine even having the heart to abduct someone.. and then murder them and they didn’t even eat their pizza!
At least l let her eat her meal!!
@@Someone-tt9pt wait what
@@Someone-tt9pt uhhh excuse me?
Eleanor: *mentions neighbor and his girlfriend, and describing the neighbor as non interested in the case*
Me: oh no. Oh no he’s guilty
La Cupcake haha I was like that
literally my reaction lmao
especially when she shows pictures, she always show pictures of the guilty
La Cupcake same
Lol saaaaaaaame!!! I watch way too much true crime stuff to not know
Poor old dude, just trying to read and enjoy retirement and then he gets arrested and harassed by the media :(
Did that poor old man get any justice or apology from the media? I could only imagine being put through that mental turmoil. I imagine his interviews would have been interesting to study while comparing them to real murderers being accused and suspected by the police, showing the difference in body language and how they speak etc. I almost feel like someone who's innocent would come across as more guilty if they're being accused. I'm hella invested in the psychology behind that
He should’ve at least got something I feel so bad for him
There’s a whole film on this murder based around Christopher and what happens to him. At the end I remember it saying something about how he sued the media and I think there was a new law or a foundation set up by him because of this.
Would be interesting if Jim Can't Swim analysed Christopher's interrogation tapes
melaniag13 I was just about to say that!! Love Jim Can’t Swim!
The only aspect in his favor would probably be that he was already very much a loner, so he likely wouldn't have had that much if an increase in being ostracized by the immediate public
. Plus being a border line Luddite probably spared him seeing a lot of media vitriol after the fact.
Bugging me that I don’t know what happened to the pizza
Rachael Stokes apparently he ate it
Killer probably ate it
www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk/2011/oct/28/joanna-yeates-murder-mysteries-explained this article explains the pizza, drinks, and the sock
They examined her body and found the pizza in her stomach :)
Immie Ells she said in the video they didnt find any evidence of the pizza
What your videos taught me
Don’t go out
Don’t stay in
Make friends
Don’t have to many friends
Don’t have children
Or husbands
Don’t trust landlords or neighbors
That's what I do anyways.
I'm scared of everything and I live in a town where no one locks their doors
Lol - this comment is GOLD!👏
It's like the quarantine guidelines 😂
Alright Boris 😂😂😂
If people didn't have dogs to walk, a lot of people wouldn't be found as soon.
Too true
Also a lot of people wouldn’t be abducted while walking their dogs
@@mrose6514 Also true
Dogs yet again being the best thing that happened to humanity
lol
if i get murdered my one wish is to get my case told by eleanor
edit: spelling error
sAme
woah
Wow what a world to live in🙄 Do you think when you speak?
@@MsTinkerbelle87 i mean, you kind of have to think to speak. So, yes. i do think when i speak. great question, thank you for asking it.
Heccing Chloe 😂😂
If I’ve learned ANYTHING from all these true crime videos, it’s to never be the “life of the party”
Brittney Dawn see I’m worried cause I am the life of the party
Why’s that
@@LL-ip5mm whoever is killed / abducted in these cases are often described as the life of the party
Nicole Gordon it was nice knowing you bro
I know! They are always described as "bubbly, friendly, the life of the party" and I'm like shit, that's me!
you should do found cases! like where they vanished without a trace and were found years later! like this so she can see this!
She really should do a few of them
I'll probably sleep better at night 😂
Yesss she should call them found fridays
It would be cool cases, where people disappear for years, are are found just alive after years.
This happened with one of my cousins! Sorta, anyway. Disappeared in the middle of the day and turned up 2 and a half years later. Police didn't really care too much since she was over 18 and just assumed she'd left. Someone found her, alive and well, not knowing who she was, at a random camp site and got talking to her, and inadvertently convinced her to go back home. All she ever really says about it is that she went for a walk and ended up walking far enough that she just figured she'd keep walking and make her own 'natural' way in life. Undiagnosed mental issues etc, everyone acted like nothing happened after so its pretty weird. Never really got any coverage so its just a weird family story
Who tf hears someone say “help me” and doesn’t do ANYTHING about it?? That pisses me off so much
bystander effect
a lot of people. unfortunately, being the good samaritan in situations can be deadly. you have kids screaming help me, for things like being denied bars of chocolate. people assume its from their tv....
Hanna Hummel Right... or not go and see where the HELP ME came from.
@@MercuryLeo555 You'd be surprised how common it is not to check. Like Eleanor said, it was Friday night and people tend to assume a million things before they think "a person needs my help right now." It's easy to be appalled in retrospect, but i think it's worth remembering that we are hearing about this case *knowing* that there was a crime; the people enjoying their evenings did not know
you never think it’ll be something like that your mind goes to the most simple explanation especially if they don’t really watch true crime things
Wow seems like Christopher was only targeted for being an introvert 😔
zee bee true 🤭
Soo true we always stereotype ppl like him as creeps I’m guilty for it there was a old man who used to live near me and he kept to himself and me and my friends used to say he was a pedo and we had no evidence of it
I know, right? I feel personally attacked.
I felt horrible:(
So sad...
anyone else get the creeps thinking that one day eleanor might be covering your murder case
well now i am but im also intrigued
I would watch it as a ghost and be like oh so I died by having a whole chocolate cake shoved down my throat hmmmmm I wonder who murdered me
@@heyitsbaileylee1613 it was Miss Trunchbull!
@@daniellevankruining194 omg matlida I'm so dead 😂😂😂😂😂
A little consideration that my future job I am working for is working with natural wild life and possibly in the woods
I hate being happy when you upload, only cause it's like I'm celebrating a death and crime, but I truly love learning about this cases, its fascinating
Same 😂❤️
Noah is a loser wow I was literally just thinking this same thing
I somewhat agree, I just don’t feel that bad XD. These are fascinating
THIS
I agree
“She started getting flirty”
Translation: “she was nice to me”
I doubt any woman would invite in a strange man after dark when she's home alone and nervous. He must've made that up to make manslaughter seem more probable. I think he followed her in when she got home and attacked her immediately.
@@georgespiggott5615 I never said she invited him to go anywhere with her.
@@MoonMoonTM my point is that he was lying about her interacting willingly with him at all that night
@@georgespiggott5615 That is nothing remotely close to what you said or even implied.
@@MoonMoonTM it's implied
That poor landlord. Feel as if it's wrong to have him in the thumbnail. He literally did nothing wrong.
its so people can recognise the case as he was a big part of it
Agreed it's not fair.
I think he's in the thumbnail because he was greatly affected by this case. He was basically harassed and accused of being a murderer just because he was a little odd. So, his part in this story is very important. I feel so bad for him. The media can be very terrible when it comes to targeting innocent people because they might be a little different.
Actually I thought it was quite clever of her to put him in the thumbnail. Everyone saw it and assumed he was the murderer, before watching the video. Just as when they put his picture in the papers. If anything Eleanor's video taught me not to judge before hearing every detail, it was wrong of me to assume his guilt just based off of that alone.
Eleanor is a clever girl and I'm sure that was her intention, not to just use him as clickbait. She's a popular youtuber, she doesn't need clickbait to attract an audience.
If I was the landlord, I would have sued the shit out of the media networks and the police department!
Please cover a recent case that happened here in South Africa. A father killed all 4 of his children by hanging them, his name is Sibusiso Mpungose
Another case that happened was the abduction of Amy-Lee Da Jager, she was found but there's so much more to the case apparently her mom was involved with the kidnapping
EDIT:The mother wasn't involved but apparently a teacher was
Carina Barradas omfg yes!
that’s horrible
@brendon urie *sigh*
Carina Barradas i would love to see more about those cases. the first one sounds terrible 😔
@Jib Jabs I was just trying to give her some info about the case to make her interested and others interested
me, having a horrible day: ☹️
eleanor: suh tudae’s vedeo
me: 😃
edited because eleanor literally does not say fuh i feel like my whole life is a lie??????
B R omg😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
💀💀😂😂
💀💀💀
😂❤
yess🙂
The land lord dude probably shouldn’t be in the thumbnail. He got enough rubbish from the media and generally your thumbnails show the victims and Murderers
Just thought I say that the landlord may have been in the thumbnail because everyone thought he was the murder and a lot of people probably associated the landlord with this case. 🤔
I agree. I assumed it was him before the video started...until she mentioned Vincent
I think that the Christopher Jeffries element of this case is actually a really crucial part of it though, and because this case was so famous in the U.K. everybody here who even remotely knows this case recognises his face (probably more than Joanna’s face unfortunately) and that he was innocent. I understand what you’re saying but this always isn’t the case with Eleanor’s thumbnails, and I don’t think that it was done for clickbait or to set up false assumptions - I think she did it just because it makes this case even more interesting and there’s a lesson to be learned from it
He was a victim tho
Agreed should not be in the thumbnail. I am a foreigner. Didn't know anything about this case. It was on the recommendation list few weeks ago.. I saw the thumbnail and thought that landlord is a murderer. luckily, finally found some time to watch this video tonight and realised he is just an innocent man. I feel sorry how the police and media treated him.
I was suspicious of Vincent as soon as he was introduced
When I saw his pic, he reminded me of the guy translating for the Mc Cans when Maddie went missing. Then she said he had kiddy pics......Weird!! Maybe he's his doppelganger and the guy in the Maddie case did actually take her. Wayyy off on a tangent, but that thought crossed my mind 🤔🧐
@@JoJo-xz2px noo that man was just being helpful he was innocent trying to help just like everyone else in Portugal at that time. He done a better on than police
same
Fr
Exactly
Eleanor is literally the only person that I can listen to for an hour without getting bored
Omg same 😂😂
“He basically said what I just said, just in more posh words” hahaha me 😂
brittany I was looking for this comment
Junior cert be like 😂
English teacher yo
One thing that really bothers me in this case is why do you let your friends/coworkers walk home at night by themselves in a new area. It’s common sense
Honestly I know what you mean but whose to say the coworker you're giving a ride to won't be the reason you never make it home, it sucks because you just want to help and make sure the person is safe but you never really know who you're helping out
@@Ocean_Monae This, plus, in this case, it didn’t matter anyway since the poor woman was killed by her next door neighbor at home.
Oah the ol blame the victim response. Classic.
This makes me paranoid that my socially awkward ass is gonna be accused of murder
Same, I'm definitely paranoid that one day someone that I know might be killed, and because of my social awkwardness, I might be accused and police and media might start harassing me when all I want is to live my normal life reading books, taking care of my cats, and interacting with the few friends I am comfortable talking to.
I’m actually scared of quite the opposite
That’s someone Ik gets killed or disappeared but like I am extroverted and sometimes I do get a bit physical (not like punching but lightly pushing while in conversation like in “Oml nooooo *smol shove’ ur kiddding” ) and sometimes I do say “Oml ima kill her” but I don’t rly mean it like when u get really mad at a friend and you don’t rly know any other way to express it
Same
Same, I have no friends and I am weird as hell.
@@carodompul2939 just stay with kindness and you can get away with it you could say I'm going to kill her say kindness real low
“Jeffries acted weird on purpose to freak people out, didn’t have a tv, just watched old VHS tapes, didn’t talk to people, and was a retired college prof”
Yep, sounds like a college professor
No no no not nice thing to say !!!!!!!
Also people can choose to not to integrate it shouldn't mean they are murderers!
@@katherinemiller7570 That is not how that works
@@katherinemiller7570 gorl what
@@katherinemiller7570 ma’am,, it’s a joke lmaoo
As someone with diagnosed OCD I am so happy you support this charity! It’s such a misrepresented condition and quite terrible to have.
elise • yes it made me so happy! I had to stop for a bit too but from sexual OCD but am doing better this year and hope you continue to thrive !! 💕
elise • hi sweetheart :D I used to suffer from the most severe harm-ocd for a year when I was 15. I’m 18 now and I didn’t know what it was. One thing I’d advise you to do is to meditate every morning and night. And every night / morning do “I am safe” affirmations. Also, any time u have ocd intrusive thoughts say “NO!” And I’m in control! And u have to yell this but internally/aggressively (but not out loud). Remind urself it’s JUST anxiety and be brave and sit through it. Let me know of your progress in a week if u can
"Vincent was more reserved and quiet compared to his girlfriend-"
Me: * narrows eyes in suspicion *
RIGJT I WAS LIKE hmmmmm
Bro same i always knew it was him
It's funny because irl I wouldn't question someone who is shy but in a true crime story? Red flag 🤣
You should have put the actual person that killed her on the thumbnail as that man is innocent and had been through hell
I agree, i thought that was weird keeping him connected to this case
She probably didn't wanna "spoil" the video for anyone ❤️
@@stellab616 it just comes across in bad taste to put his photo on thumbnail for views ... the man has been through enough..I'm in Wales in the uk and I remember the way he was treated it was awful
Exactly!!
@@graceella9166 Honestly, I'd rather see Chris' face than that pig Vincent''s
Every time you upload I get really excited when I see that’s its a hour long I get REALLY excited
Same!
My exact reaction!!!!!
Same here. I make coffee and benches me.
Literally the only TH-camr i can watch for hours😂
Omg same
I wonder if her anxiety about being alone in her flat all weekend was a premonition about what would happen to her?
THIEF OF STARS I thought the same!!
It could be. Humans tend to have a thing of being able to know when something bad is going to happen.
@@popsicko6493 Sometimes it goes the other way. People get anxious and nothing happens. Gut feelings are very important and should be listened i agree tho
and this is why i’m paranoid 😖
That's just so sad.
i can’t imagine having the energy to both murder someone and buy groceries in one night.
I can barely imagine buying going to grocery store and buying groceries in one night ...
I barely have the energy to get myself to the store to buy groceries lmao
its one or the other aye
I barely have the energy to open my eyes and wake up lol.
Weird, anti social, no telly, listens to records, reads books, lives alone? Crickey, that's me!
joanne dunford I’m the same but how do you live with no tv?
Jaime Streaming services
My landlord is exactly the same, eccentric old introverted type. In the beginning of me moving in, I felt uncomfortable af! But a few cups of teas later and the guy is hilarious and kind. Looks are deceiving.
Same except I live with people and love watching TV.
Same except no TV or music.. 😝
I'm sure that everyone's getting pretty used to seeing me now, but Eleanor, please cover the case of Alexandra Noble. She was my auntie and she was murdered and no one will tell me anything. Please look into it, at least? It would mean so much to me.
That’s so terrible, I’m sorry for your loss. I’m not sure if this is the right case but I found this article. www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.2798753
@@Goobermentalbody thank you for finding this. 👍💛
Gibson McKelvie I’m so sorry for your loss I wish you the best in the future
@@Goobermentalbody Oh my god, thank you so much. That is the right article, thank you so much for sending it to me. Oh man, I'm literally crying, thank you so much.
@@softbabeh Thank you so much, that's so nice of you.
Me, paranoid: The fckiin pizza did it
Willa Hladun 😂😂😂
I had this thought as well, then decided on pizza boy did it, now who knows how long till she reveals it, so in the meantime byebye takeout plans.
tanya faulkner she got it from Tesco’s 😂 didn’t get it delivered
It's not funny...
Would you crack out jokes if it was your sister / daughter... 😔😒
Levi James probably I joke to grieve
The sad thing is is when I hear about joanna, I always remember the landlords name and never the murderer. It's terrible, he was hounded and attacked and he is still associated with her (like using his face in the thumbnail for instance) poor guy
Saw recent documentary on the case, he's cut his hair v v short & dyed it brown. So he looks nothing like the thumbnail now. I think he said his friends thought it wise as they said his image made him a suspect & he'd be forever linked to that picture otherwise.
I think his face is in the thumbnail as another victim
Perhaps you can view it like this: the murderer is a nobody, he'll never be out or prison and he can rot there. The landlord was another victim in this case, obviously not the same way as Joanna but he has to live forever probably with PTSD becoz of what other people did to him. When u think of his name, maybe you can just send him good thoughts and hope he is doing okay.
Greg's brother was my teacher and I heard the last name and it started to connect in my head, I knew his brother's girlfriend had died but I was never told about the murder. This is the first case that I've had any kind of connection to and it makes it feel more real and upsetting.
I’m so glad I live in the middle of butt fuck nowhere in Australia. The closest we’ve come from a ‘murder’ where I live was a drunk guy running over his best friend in the driveway. We had a quick assembly about it and the kids younger brother left the room sobbing. I couldn’t imagine being close to someone that was horrifically and viciously murdered
@@silversnow3186 my full name is Josephine
Got a sinking feeling as soon as you mentioned he stood back when his girlfriend was worried where as he was not wanting to seem as keen and involved when Joanna’s family and boyfriend were discovering Joanna was missing which was right in front of the killer
Once my mum saw an article about how Jefferies had "guilty hair". Like ... wtf guys
Damn, wtf.... Poor guy
@AL Cats I don't know but apparently he does according to the British Press. I often wonder now if I have "guilty hair" lol.
How tf you get "Gulity hair"
The media will just make up anything to incriminate someone, even if that person is completely innocent.
Let me guess - was it a headline in the sun lol
the second she said vincent was mad uninterested we all knew it was him lmfao
i knew that vincent was suspicious. poor the landlord was just minding his own business, but the police and media were gaslighting him.
I wanna know what happened to the pizza. WHO STEALS SOMEONES PIZZA?!
I steal pizza
pizza
Yeates bought a pizza as she walked home on the night she vanished. The receipt was found at her flat but not the pizza nor its box. She had not eaten it.
The explanation: Tabak admits that he ate pizza on the evening he killed Yeates but denies it was hers. He claims he took the pizza and its box from her flat after killing Yeates and dumped it in a municipal bin. The prosecution suggested Tabak had eaten it.
The two bottles of cider
Yeates also bought two bottles of cider on her way home. This led to speculation she had bought one for her and one for a guest she was expecting.
The explanation: CCTV footage of Yeates in the off-licence was shown in court. She picked up one bottle of cider, stepped away, then returned and grabbed a second, suggesting it had been a spontaneous purchase and was for her. According to the defence, Yeates opened one of the bottles and may have taken a sip from it before she was killed.
When Yeates's boyfriend, Greg Reardon, returned home on Sunday evening he says he found the opened bottle and finished the drink. Tabak claims Yeates offered him a drink but he refused as he was driving later to pick up his girlfriend.
The sock
When Yeates's body was found one of her socks (in fact, one of Reardon's socks she had borrowed) was missing. One theory was that the killer had kept it as a trophy.
The explanation: Tabak claims the sock fell off in Yeates's flat and that after he moved the body to his home he went back to her flat, took the sock and put it in a municipal bin.
Christopher jeffries passed the vibe check !! he literally reminds me of every strange old professor ive ever had i feel so bad for him omg
He reminds me of some autistic people I’ve met- the way the spectrum works let them be fully functional but a bit off and very happy in their own world with their special interests. Especially older people with it who might not have been diagnosed and then gotten therapy to help with improving socialization skills. Professor would be a great career for someone like that, able to ramble and debate endlessly on their special interests.
Neighbour: hears someone shouting ‘ *help me* ‘.
Also neighbour: *carries on watching Netflix* .
Suga Kookies yes, very possible, but it was just a light-hearted joke.
Amelie_ 2 that sounds like me
Oh lord it happens to me all the time.Lived near the students centre,when i first moved there i couldn't sleep and be regualley stressed the f out because i thought someone was being murdered every night,because dumb bitches tought it was witty to yell out for help and scream from the top of their head than laugh.So i got numb to it
My school has a lot of people with behaviour issues; screaming for help, pretending to choke, stomping up and down the halls and banging all the doors, etc. is just a standard day for me, really. Other people could have similar experiences that make them not question it until later on
@@CoRLex-jh5vx oh looord don't even remind me 😂 in my school there was this fucker who would bring fake guns to school,the last time he brought speaker and played some shooting sounds,it was fucking awfull,he got expelled.But we really were used to him brining fake guns to school that he could bring real weapons and we wouldn't even acknowledge it
i feel so bad for the landlord :( poor man must had had a horrible time they thought he was guilty
And that garbage human being tried to frame poor old man.
What even goes thro someone’s head when they are murdering someone like wtf
I also feel horrible for the victim.
I can’t even look at blood..lmao
In their mind the victim deserves it, the killer is angry and their brain probably shuts down.
There are many answers to that question and all of them are upsetting
I have no idea, maybe it’s “Wow this is cool ima continue 😂ミ●﹏☉ミ “ Which they shouldn’t.
As horrific as it is no matter what time of year something terrible happens it always seems so much worse when things like this happen at Christmas.
The video was very interesting but maybe don't put the guy who didn't do it in the thumbnail. That just makes him seem like the bad guy again and i don't think that's fair after everything he had to go through.
Paulina Höfner it was like a plot twist!
Totally agree
He's a bloody victim too.
I did this case study in criminology and we used this case as a demonstration for stereotyping. Just because he was a bit eccentric and an introvert he was pinned as the killer by the media. You guys just assumed he was the killer due to his looks. Which will most likely be why she added him in the thumbnail, but as she says at the beginning of every video she means no offence
@@luke3231 i assumed he was the killer bc she always puts the killer in the thumnnail and why would she put a guy there who has been proven innocent? Just bc he looks "scary" in that photo to make a catchy thumbnail? It's still harmful even if she means no offense. Not saying she necessarily did it on purpose i just wanted to point it out for the next time!
Anyone else find that lipstick collection really satisfying and cool to look at
Normally yes but this time I was hella distracted trying to figure out what the pattern on her acrylics is......
Hey Eleanor! I'm from Mexico and there's this extremely well known case that I actually remember hearing about in school and thinking it was an urban legend
This is the case of Paulette Gebara Farah who (to sum everything up) was reported missing one day by her parents and found after about a week STUCK ON THE SIDE OF HER BED
The weirdest part is that police searched the house and people were in and out of that room, not to mention no one reported any sort of smell even though there was a FREAKING DEAD BODY IN THE HOUSE
I don't think you'll actually read this but if you do... I really hope I didn't waste your time with this
PS: If you need any sort of help with translation you can totally ask me for help and I'll translate the articles if you want
Edit: I really think this little girl deserves more of a platform... It's been forgotten over the years
That case is so desperately sad, poor girl. I've watched another TH-camr cover it. The actual footage of finding her is so disturbing, it all makes no sense.
@Jib Jabs yeah but if Eleanor reads this I don't want the comment to be vague, I want people to be interested
Plus, there's a whole lot more to the story
@@ginaalba omg that's tragic , I will mention it on the paid group thingy on your behalf.
@@martagomes3182 thank you so much 💜
@Jib Jabs it's a murder case, not a movie spoiler!
If my phone was revoked to be reviewed by police...they’d be very concerned at the number of Eleanor Neale true crime videos I’ve watched in such a short amount of time😅 auto guilty in whatever they’re investigating😂
I have similar fears. Haha. I watch so many true crime videos that anyone would find it suspicious.
Hahahaha! Same 😁😬
Lmao same I don’t leave the house and I’m watching like 24/7
Same, I just told my best friend the other day that I would get charged because of my true crime obsession, the fact that being home alone isn’t a solid alibi and also the fact that if police asked me what I was doing on a specific day at a specific time I would have literally no idea
Her and Bailey Sarian 🥴🥴
But what happened to the sock🧦 and pizza🍕
the murderer apparently ate the pizza and the sock fell off when he moved the body so he dumped it in some bin
stream epiphany huh makes sense
stream epiphany I thought you said “he ate the sock” and I was like “?????”
pizza
Yeates bought a pizza as she walked home on the night she vanished. The receipt was found at her flat but not the pizza nor its box. She had not eaten it.
The explanation: Tabak admits that he ate pizza on the evening he killed Yeates but denies it was hers. He claims he took the pizza and its box from her flat after killing Yeates and dumped it in a municipal bin. The prosecution suggested Tabak had eaten it.
The two bottles of cider
Yeates also bought two bottles of cider on her way home. This led to speculation she had bought one for her and one for a guest she was expecting.
The explanation: CCTV footage of Yeates in the off-licence was shown in court. She picked up one bottle of cider, stepped away, then returned and grabbed a second, suggesting it had been a spontaneous purchase and was for her. According to the defence, Yeates opened one of the bottles and may have taken a sip from it before she was killed.
When Yeates's boyfriend, Greg Reardon, returned home on Sunday evening he says he found the opened bottle and finished the drink. Tabak claims Yeates offered him a drink but he refused as he was driving later to pick up his girlfriend.
The sock
When Yeates's body was found one of her socks (in fact, one of Reardon's socks she had borrowed) was missing. One theory was that the killer had kept it as a trophy.
The explanation: Tabak claims the sock fell off in Yeates's flat and that after he moved the body to his home he went back to her flat, took the sock and put it in a municipal bin.
I actually wanted to take a shower, but I think I'll wait for an hour
lms 823 this is literally what I’ve just thought 😂😂
That always happens to me!!
I got a bath just so I could watch it hahahaha
lms 823 yes same
me too
I don’t understand why the thumbnail has an innocent man in that’s unfair and causing more problems for him
@Sadie Good nah, she always puts the actual people on the thumbnail. She prob just thought he looked crazier/more clickable
Maybe because hes a victim as well
She wasn't fucking spoiling the bloody video. Chris is as much a victim too.
@Ashley Elizabeth Which is exactly what Jenni Sue was saying. He is also a victim...
Beth - maybe it both victims? The girl is a victim of murder while he is a victim of a misunderstanding?
I know it isn't important but I just wanted to say that hearing you shout out a charity for people with OCD made me smile because I myself am diagnosed with the disorder and people don't take me seriously. So thank you for spreading awareness, it really means a lot.
I was low-key binge watching your videos because I missed you a lot.
All rise for our national anthem;
"Suh in tudeahs vidyeauuu"
Y E S
*rises with a tear rolling down my cheek*
Hahaha love that 😂
piefish *suh en tuhdeas videuh
You spelt it wrong it’s
Suh today’s videuhhhh I LOVE ITTTT 💖
@@tallulahbyng8921 I changed it ;)
The media can be one of the most dangerous things in cases like this.
media can also be helpful in bringing awareness to a case
Jorja S they clearly said "in cases like this"
I feel so sorry for Christopher. As someone that is quiet, shy, anxious, single and keeps themselves to themselves, I hope that nothing like this ever happens around were I live. They thought he was a murderer just because he wasn't considered "normal". Remember everyone: "just be yourself... no, not like that".
someone help, I'm addicted to her videos and I can't stop.
We all are obsesed dont worry :)
we all are ☺️
Embrace it
No need to worry 🙃
rock lobster 🦞
The landlord sounds like a really interesting and intelligent guy, yes he's older, but he's also educated and his own person. Everything screams innocent to me. I'm only 30 mins in and may edit this. This Tabak/Tarak person got my attention the first day when he sent his girlfriend over to dig out info.. EDIT: Knew it!!!
For real. I got the feels the neighbour guy did it as he didnt speak much or do anything only Tania did. That gave me feels.
It’s always the person that says they don’t know what happened or didn’t know the person hahaha. Classic “ I don’t remember”
You have to remember that this story is being told with only the people relevant to the case while when the police are investigating, it could have been anyone. Initially (like in the first minute of the story) I thought it could have been the boyfriend and him going to Sheffield was just him creating an alibi for himself, as if I ever wanted to commit a crime (not that I do) making sure I have an alibi is one of the first things I would plan. And neighbours coming out to investigate is fairly common as far as I know, as once there was a car racing down my street that hit the next door neighbours car, knocking the side mirror off while being chased by a police car. The noise caused me, my sister, and 3 of the neighbours to come outside and discuss what happened.
Lisa Henry Absolutely. Ones personal feelings about a potential suspect should have no bearing on the direction of the case or how you investigate it. Hindsight is 2020 after all. I'm just speaking on top of the procedure, you get a 'feeling' about certain people. Detectives hunch. But I agree, it shouldn't change anything about the investigation.
At the time the boyfriend Greg was suspected by the public and forums online suspected him as his story of leaving in the snow and not hearing back from her & not reporting Howe missing until Sunday night seemed like too much time had gone by for a concerned boyfriend! Usually murders are committed by those known to the victim of course so not surprising but it was a very strange case with the missing pizza all over the newspapers that Christmas time . Shame- the parents were so shaken.
“He basically said what I said but in more posh words.”
I freaking snorted
UK: a 25 year old is missing the don't need to wait 24 hrs because their family reports them missing
US: a 25 yr old goes missing , family reports them, she has a standing abuse allegation against expartner, police says "she is an adult, she could have ran away" family: her stuff is here police: "maybe she wants to disappear, we have to wait before making an investigation".
anyone who's seen enough of this, knows its true, sad and true
No I think they actually have a wait time in the UK as well I believe. When I lived there anyway
@@Limptastical No they don't have to wait 24 hours, but the speed of them investigating depends on a number of things like, age, if they have mental health, elderly.
There’s no real 24 hour wait period in the States, either. Cops just say that to try to filter out the cases so they don’t have to go tracking people down. It’s like when a minor is missing and they’ll be like “Well s/he probably just ran away”
WTF dude you still have to _find them_
When you said receipt for pizza, I was like *”DELIVERY MAN”*
SAME
I feel so bad for Christopher Jeffries :(
Same here :/
Yeah me too
My heart when I heard about him 💔
He was my English teachers old teacher. We researched him a lot in class because our teacher felt really bad for him :/
Actually obsessed with your videos xx🥺✨
Rieanna Girling omg same
Omfg same! Xoxoxoxox
Rieanna Girling youre so beautiful
Naomi Auckland I LOVE UR HAIR
I hope the landlord got many apologies for everything he went through. I feel so bad for him. RIP to Joanna❤️
Can you PLEASE cover the “otaku” killer from japan, it’s really interesting !!!
Edit: holy shit y’all
Antonio Fernández Carriedo what’s the case about, it sounds interesting!
I feel like i know the case but i dont really remember
You mean that one yandere girl?
a weeaboo can't be someone from Japan, a weeaboo is someone who wants to be japanese.
Do you mean the Otaku killer? Tsutomo Miyazaki
Wow.. so much research must go into these videos. The dedication is real... love u eleanor 💕💕
Its Alicia definitely agree
No one:
Comments: So FoR TaDeh’s VideUH
Eleanor: * talking about a murder*
Me: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PIZZA
Wow so funny..shut up
Literally she was bringing all kinds of attention to the pizza and then just forgot about it
Same ngl
I was waiting through the whole thing thinking the same. What happened to the pizza? 🤔🙈
@@princess-oc7yn calm your disrespect. this video is about the murder of someone, have some respect tf
I’m so proud u have given us 2 videos in the space of a week I hope ur mental health is better ❤️😘😘
This needs more likes
Chef who Slims ikr
*3 True Crime Case's I'd Love To See You Cover:*
1. The Unsolved Freeway Phantom Murders
2. The "Unsolved" Atlanta Child Murders
3. The Unsolved Murder of Georgia Crews
You have a thing for unsolved cases 😌
For unsolved it’s better buzzfeed unsolved
For solved she’s better lol
Too many unsolved. I can only watch solved cases, the thought that a monster is walking freely and hasn't faced the justice they deserve makes me crazy.
kendall rae does a good amount of unsolved cases!
The Atlanta child murders has been solved and the killer is in prison.
That poor old man was just living his best life.
This just shows how easy a innocent person can be accused of a crazy thing , media are like Vultures
I mean, the reason there could be no bruising could be from how cold the snow is. Putting ice or cold water soak rag on a forming bruise can stop it from getting too dark, that could be what happened here
(10 mins in)
Me: that pizza is gonna solve this case.
Yea I'm like a pizza will kill ya but not that fast so pizza boy comes to mind. So I've canceled takeout....
I LOVED YOUR CHARITY SHOUTOUT!! i have severe OCD and have been hospitalized for it and it means so much to me that you shouted them out!! i do live in the US but that still means so so sooooo much to me! love you Eleanor! i will definitely continue supporting you (if i wouldn’t have already lol)!
"Vincent was standing far while Tania went to ask what happened" there you have your killer
anyone else a lil worried about Eleanor? She doesn't seem her usual self in this video..idk maybe it's just me. I hope she's okay
I got the exact same impression. I believe she's been ill, so she might be a bit drained from the illness
I agree I hope she’s not over working herself
@@queermilkshake9990 i hope she knows she can tell us anything and we'll still be here for her
she did say on twitter she had done this video over like 3 times fkfk that’s probably just it!
I thought this too i hope she’s not over-working herself!🥺
I was just rewatching this when I started thinking, maybe Joanna bought the oven bake pizza and the Two bottles of cider for Greg. Maybe she bought those things so that the two of them could enjoy a dinner together when Greg came back.
I saw on google she invited him over for drinks
@Yuyugen Rose Idk, it was a few months ago when I commented it. I forgot about it
that would make sense but they didn't know each other...
100 likes.
I am officially satisfied and feel like my existence has meaning.
Sis got a new camera? It looks great, full HD Ellie
Also, RIP to poor Joanna..
The media absolutely disgusted me in this case “ JO SUSPECT IS PEEPING TOM” seriously ?! I just wow
And I’ve just realised it’s an hour long omg ur an absolute doll ❤️
Never being so early I've had a super marathon on your channel today x
same
Same lol
Same when I watch Eleanor I don't just watch one video
I was just thinking.. I need some Eleanor Neale true crime today! Thank you for everything you do ❤
I really like how you include stuff about the trials in most of your true crime videos, i find it to be the most interesting part. Also love how you started adding more pictures it helps me picture what’s happening love your content!!❤️
I’m from Bristol- I remember this so well and it being announced on Christmas Day they had found the body. So so sad. Feel so bad for Chris that was accused.
I’m so thankful you’re back with another video, you brighten up my life. You truly are one of the best people on this earth 💕🤟
I love you sm!!! xx
Eleanor: she died of strangulation
Me having just watched the Mary bell case: ITS MARY BELL ITS FUKING MARY BELL
Gradual strangulation not leaving much of a mark, you say? Hm, that rings a bell. Shakes a tambourine or two
@@CoRLex-jh5vx rings a....mary bell
@@oizyzz by Jove, we've cracked the case!
😅😅😅
I hate all of y'all for making me laugh 🤣
Eleanor:" she WAS a 25 year old woman"
Me : I already know what that means
i know what you mean but it could be ‘x person was x age when they were kidnapped/attacked but survived’ i always try to have a slight amount of hope
why am already so hyped for the halloween series omg
I only just started watching her and im binging, shes doing a halloween series i cant wait!
"I think I've been incredibly fortunate. Partly in the legal representation I had, which couldn't have been better. And in the support I had - because I'm quite certain that I wouldn't have been able to cope if - on being released from custody - I'd had to stay in a bail hostel, or something like that. And then, and this was the most important thing as far as my relatives were concerned, that my rehabilitation was as public as the libel. So I do feel, as I say, incredibly fortunate." - Christopher Jeffries, speaking to The Guardian in 2014.
Not sure I could be that chill if I went through everything he did.
can we all just appreciate the collection of lip sticks in the back
no because it is really inappropriate and irrelevant to this woman's murder. Imagine if her relatives saw this video and then read your post.
@@AwfulDog1 Oh lighten up!...I loved his commrent...chuckle
@@mollyhorse I was probably having a serious moment...but still! LOL
@@AwfulDog1 relax omg
50:00 - "When do you ever stop in the main entrance of a supermarket to reply to a text?"
Well, I've done it multiple times just the past few weeks...
It hits different
Jocelyn C. Well, not really. For me it’s still the same.
@@adamil92 me too most people do that I do all the time.
Yep, she made it seem so weird and said normal people would just wait till they got to their car or got home and I was like wtf I don't think that would be very normal lol
Fr, exactly what I said 😂
But also how does he remember that about 1 month after going to the supermarket, he stopped to text his girlfriend right at the entrance in front of a camera how tf would a person remember that
I remember texting my friend something funny 125 days ago
I remember texting my friend asking her abt something for school whilst walking by a yellow house
@@saarmstrong8558 but do you remember exactly where you were standing...?!?!
I tend to. I’m used to backtracking events because I’m clumsy. 😂 so now, i will remember events when I have to. Like the last time I messaged people
@@saarmstrong8558 yeah but fo you know what else happened that day?