I didn’t read the title wrong, but I didn’t know the case and at first was really crossing my fingers for the killer to be an actual stripper to be honest
Have to say, the recent(ish) theory that this killer was Harold Jones seems to me to be pretty likely. Since they discovered that, after being released for his double child murders in Wales that he committed as a kid, he moved to the Hammersmith area in secret and raised his family there so many things point to him. Unfortunately, because he committed those murders as a teenager, his records were hidden away and his name was changed when he was released to Harold Stevens, but the idea that there happened to be another sexual sadist living in the area who started to commit crimes just around the time Harold got himself settled there seems far fetched, and that's the least of the clues. Wilson managed to connect him to the Heron Trading Estate for one thing and, if that connection is accurate, that is pretty convincing. Worse, Jones had a weird fetish with mouths, he used to ask girlfriends to spit in his mouth and stuff, and Wilson thinks that fetish connects Jones with the teeth taken from the victims. Also, Jones fell ill in 1965, right as the murders stopped. I mean, coincidences can sometimes lead us in the wrong direction, but Harold Jones is, at the very least, a very viable suspect.
"What's wrong with these people? I don't want watch depressing stuff about murderers". Says me, who at 15 or so in the Sixties had read every Agatha Christie the local library had.
Yeah believe it or not more than one of their titles are references to serial killers... That was kind of their thing being dark, I mean Ozzy did bite the head of a bat live on stage.. Who could have guessed
@@mdtmjat He very much claimed he thought it was a rubber bat, and yes he did need rabies shots, though I never did hear that he actually had contracted it. Poor Ozzy...
I had a little nostalgic chuckle over the mention of Leonard "Nipper" Reid, who was referenced by Monty Python as Harry "Snapper" Organs in the Piranha Brothers sketch parodying the Kray twins.
Some people I'd like to see highlighted on Biographics... Hedy Lamar; actress, spy, inventor Stuart Hood; WWII British Intelligence officer that fought alongside Italian partisans against Mussolini's fascits Alfred Bester; writer Sacagawea; Native American Guide and explorer Native American leaders Chief Joseph, Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull and Geronimo.
With the missing teeth thing, did they think they were knocked out because they’d been hit around the head/face, or was it more like an extracting/collecting deal? Also Casual Criminal has gone to my favourite channel! Highly recommend!
To be fair, I don’t think it’s too outside the realm of possibility to imagine that whoever it was just decided they were sick of everyone calling them Jack The Stripper and just moved on to a different method
After 7 years I gained the courage to start my own TH-cam channel ( as I hated the sound of my voice) I wanna thank u coz I love ur content and my account is of the same niche as yours
Though I love Simon's sense of humor, I do appreciate the fact that he doesn't blame the victims. He seems like a dude who is not a misogynist. Long live the Boi with the blaze, criminality, side projector and the 8000 other channels he hosts.
4:30 The disappearance of Hannah Tailford on 24th January 1964 and the discovery of her body on 2nd February 1964 roughly coincides with the date of birth of Mariska Hargitay (23rd January 1964), the famous actress of Law and Order SVU. My mother is friends with a married couple who lived near the Hammersmith bridge.
I hope you do an episode either on this channel or on your new podcast The Casual Criminalist on the Hwaseong Serial Murders and also the Frog Boys. Both stories come from South Korea. Very scary.
I always love unsolved mysteries. They always leave me thinking. As usual, I'm here to request a Biographic on Ip Man, the martial arts mentor to the late, great Bruce Lee! The movies just focus on overhyped action, and not really the life of the man. I believe Biographics can do him true justice. Thank you in advance! I love your content! -A Loyal Subscriber
Jack the Stripper was probably an employee of Napier Aero Engine Factory or The Heron Trading Estate. Jack the Stripper had knowledge of the day-to-day operations of the The Heron Trading Estate. Also, he would hang out in the Windmill Pub, Chiswick London.
Can you do a Biographic on Eugene Martinez Vallejo and the rest of the men and women displayed as "freaks" during the Baroque period? Perhaps a series looking at the horrible way humans have historically treated those who were born different?
Hi Simon, thanks for covering this ( I suggested it I think on one of your other channels the casual criminalist.) I don't know whether or not you already had this the pipeline but I've always wanted to know your take on these particular killings and its murderer 🤔😁
Excellent as always guys. 😊 ...also, just re-watched the very excellent Berlin Wall episode of Geographics, and couldn't help but dream of a Biographics featuring those *legendary legends* the Bethke Brothers. 😄
Here are some suggestions for another video - all interesting people April Ellison/William Ellison Jr. (1790-1861) - a freed slave from South Carolina who became a successful slaveowner and planter himself before the civil war. Anthony Johnson (1600-1670) - a former indentured servant who became one of the first African American property owners in America and a successful tobacco farmer. Lord Mountbatten (1900-1979) - Prince Philip’s uncle and Queen Elizabeth’s second cousin once removed who was assassinated by the IRA Yukio Mishima (1925-1970) - Japanese poet, author, playwright, actor and nationalist who committed seppuku after a failed attempt to overthrow Japan’s 1947 constitution. Robert Walpole (1676-1745) - British politician who was the first prime minister of Great Britain from 1721 until 1742 under King George I and King George II. Eamon DeValera (1882-1975) - prominent political leader in 20th century Ireland who, after the Irish war of independence from 1919 to 1921, was in the public eye for over forty years from 1922 until his death were he served as head of government (Taoiseach/prime minister) and head of state (president). He was nearly executed in the Easter Rising in 1916 and was key in putting into place the new constitution on 1937. A very prominent Irish figure and one of the most important in Irish history. George Eastman (1854-1932) - American entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak company. He was a pioneer of photography and a major philanthropist. He commit suicide at the age of 77 because of chronic pain from health problems. Emile Zola (1840-1902) - French novelist and journalist who is an early practitioner in the literary genre, naturalism. He was involved in the Dreyfus affair, a political scandal in France. He died in 1902 at the age of 62 from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. ryoichi sasakawa (1899-1995) - Japanese businessman, politician, sports administrator, philanthropist and was criminal who helped Norman Borlaug with his Green Revolution. Seamus Heaney (1939-2013) - Irish poet, playwright and translator who won the 1995 Nobel prize for literature and wrote a poem about The Tollund Man comparing his cause of death to The Troubles in Northern Ireland. W.B. Yeats (1865-1939) - Irish poet, dramatist and writer with an interest in the occult who helped found the Abbey Theatre and was a senator for the Irish Free State. He is one of the most important historical figures in Irish history. Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburgh (1921-2021) - husband and consort to Queen Elizabeth who served in the navy as a young man, serving in the Second World War. He died recently so it would be a good choice. Jordan Belfort (born 1962) - former stockbroker, author, motivational speaker and convicted felon who committed fraud via stock market manipulation. His book was the inspiration behind the film The Wolf of Wall Street starring Leonardo DiCaprio in 2013. Andrew Cunanan (1969-1997) - spree killer responsible for five murders before his suicide via gunshot. His victims include Gianna Versace and Lee Miglin. Lee Miglin (1924-1997) - American business tycoon, real estate developer and philanthropist who was spree killer, Andrew Cunanan’s third murder victim. “The Count of Saint Germain” (1691 or 1712 -died 1784) - European Adventurer who achieved prominence in high society in the 1700’s. His real name is unknown while his background is obscure. He claimed to be the son of Prince Francis II Rakoczi of Transylvania. He was arrested for suspicion of espionage during the Jacobite rebellion but was released without charge. Julia d’Aunigny (1670 or 1673 -died 1707) - 17th century French opera singer who was known for her flamboyant lifestyle. Her father was a secretary to the master of the horse to King Louis XIV. She was a keen sword fighter, cross-dressed and tried to run away with a female lover after killing a man in a duel. She died at the age of 33. Past American presidents, British prime ministers, monarchs and Roman emperors would be good as well.
I'm currently binge watching this channel, along with other channels but i love how his voice sounds like hes engulfed 100g of coffee powder and washed it down with a can of pepsi (only fans would get the reference). he talks so fast 😄
When I think of Jack the Stripper I think of a Michael Jackson-like figure doing one of his classic dance movies and the "Hee-hee" sound he makes while simultaneously concealing and flashing people repeatedly with a large leather coat.
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I didn’t read the title wrong, but I didn’t know the case and at first was really crossing my fingers for the killer to be an actual stripper to be honest
istg if i got killed by someone unironically called ‘jack the stripper’ i would haunt him for the rest of my days out of spite
What days? Remember, you're dead.
@@juancana5726
*i will undie with the power of sheer anger.*
@@hihi-nm3uy so, how can you haunt him if you're alive?
@@garintj1547 i will astral project with the prowess of unfettered rage
@@hihi-nm3uy Please don't get your 'undies' in a twist.
0:45 - Chapter 1 - 1st murder
2:35 - Chapter 2 - A new victim
4:35 - Chapter 3 - The spree begins
8:40 - Chapter 4 - Barthelemy & fleming
11:45 - Chapter 5 - Final murders
14:15 - Chapter 6 - Who was Jack ?
- Chapter 7 -
- Chapter 8 -
"Self respecting tabloid journalist" is an oxymoron if I've ever heard one.
no one else would respect em. they gotta do it themselves
👍🤣🤣🤣
True!!!
Have to say, the recent(ish) theory that this killer was Harold Jones seems to me to be pretty likely. Since they discovered that, after being released for his double child murders in Wales that he committed as a kid, he moved to the Hammersmith area in secret and raised his family there so many things point to him. Unfortunately, because he committed those murders as a teenager, his records were hidden away and his name was changed when he was released to Harold Stevens, but the idea that there happened to be another sexual sadist living in the area who started to commit crimes just around the time Harold got himself settled there seems far fetched, and that's the least of the clues. Wilson managed to connect him to the Heron Trading Estate for one thing and, if that connection is accurate, that is pretty convincing. Worse, Jones had a weird fetish with mouths, he used to ask girlfriends to spit in his mouth and stuff, and Wilson thinks that fetish connects Jones with the teeth taken from the victims. Also, Jones fell ill in 1965, right as the murders stopped. I mean, coincidences can sometimes lead us in the wrong direction, but Harold Jones is, at the very least, a very viable suspect.
Was anyone else expecting a serial stripper who went to random house parties and venues as a fireman or police officer until... the beat drops.
I imagined him as a Michael Jackson impersonator
Yes yes yes 😆😅🤣
"What's wrong with these people? I don't want watch depressing stuff about murderers". Says me, who at 15 or so in the Sixties had read every Agatha Christie the local library had.
There's a fish that goes around killing other fish, his name is Jack The Kipper.
Thanks for a much needed laugh😂😂😂😂😂
So bad. Had to give it a thumbs up. Good on you.
So bad it’s good
Can't think of a joke but
Jack the Slipper
There's a serial killer that always leaves a fiver on the corpse. They call him Jack the Tipper.
Wait, Jack the Stripper was an actual killer and not just a Black Sabbath solo title?!
All right now
Yeah believe it or not more than one of their titles are references to serial killers... That was kind of their thing being dark, I mean Ozzy did bite the head of a bat live on stage.. Who could have guessed
@@mdtmjat and gotten rabies so i heard yea crazy is it.
Faries wear boots, you gotta believe me.
@@mdtmjat He very much claimed he thought it was a rubber bat, and yes he did need rabies shots, though I never did hear that he actually had contracted it. Poor Ozzy...
"No the title is not a typo"
Right out of the gate.
That is why I'm a subscriber.
The life of Harold Jones is a really good story that could be covered on this channel another time!
Just poor working-class girls trying to survive in a cold, harsh city. I hope they found peace wherever they are.
Apparently nine people (at this point in time) didn't pay attention to Simon when he reiterated that the title wasn't a typo.
0:00 in case anyone missed it 🤣
These people are the same Dunning Kruger fools who regularly snear at "experts".
Looks like Jack's son had fallen on hard times
Ngl if you assume jack was in his 20s when he did the Whitehall murders the time line would actually work
Please make biographics of Werner von Braun. Also Jimmy Hoffa would be a good one.
I second both these choices!
Also Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos..... he's got the highest body count of any serial killer.
Check their other channels.
They haven't done either of them yet, surprisingly. Good choices.
Sorry to point it out...
But you misspelled Wernher von Braun's first name
the casual criminalist was a fantastic find for me.
Don't forget Whistler Gaming and the Reddit (the redheaded step child of Simon's socials)
My favourite channel.
Are you double dipping Simon?
Can’t wait for the more casual fun Simon to cover this on Casual Criminalist
Full credit to Simon for being able to say gorilla suit and sex in the same breath. I would love to see the out takes
6:11
@@G.F.Browning U wot mate?
@@swampmonkey420 I was time stamping it so I could rewind that part cuse I was on the floor
@@G.F.Browning Fair enough too, I still cant believe Simon managed to say it with a straight face
@@swampmonkey420 me either, the first time I heard it I rewound it four or five times, laughing harder each time
I definitely thought I read that wrong!
Same
Read the title and Fairies Wear Boots is now in my head.
I saw it I saw it, I tell you no lies...
Yeah, fairies wear boots and you gotta believe me!
That takes me back...my first metal album!
Started humming it as I was waiting for it to load. Lol
I saw it i saw it with my own two eyes!
I just got recommended your Jack the Ripper video this morning, and now you've just uploaded this. What the heck
An update to this when you have more information would be great!!
Never heard of this before and I live in Hammersmith lol
Also if you haven’t already the recently deceased Prince Phillip would be a good one
Same lol
I had a little nostalgic chuckle over the mention of Leonard "Nipper" Reid, who was referenced by Monty Python as Harry "Snapper" Organs in the Piranha Brothers sketch parodying the Kray twins.
“No that is not a typo in the title” man’s starting to become a mindreader
Then theres the killer who leaves their clothing undone:
Jack The Zipper.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
There was one killer who left a five pound note with the bodies. "Jack the tipper".
Some people I'd like to see highlighted on Biographics...
Hedy Lamar; actress, spy, inventor
Stuart Hood; WWII British Intelligence officer that fought alongside Italian partisans against Mussolini's fascits
Alfred Bester; writer
Sacagawea; Native American Guide and explorer
Native American leaders Chief Joseph, Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull and Geronimo.
With the missing teeth thing, did they think they were knocked out because they’d been hit around the head/face, or was it more like an extracting/collecting deal?
Also Casual Criminal has gone to my favourite channel! Highly recommend!
Would it be to prevent identification? Or was the age too early for that?
@@PhoenixAscending to early... i think collector items many killers do it.
I guess the couldn’t name him “The Tooth Fairy”?
@@PhoenixAscending More than likely trophies/fetish, he didn't really disfigure their faces so taking teeth wouldn't make it harder to identify them.
Why did the police catch the murder of the geometry teacher?
They investigated it from all angles
Gonna have to steal that
Ken I hate you 😫🤣
😂👏👏
I would love to see a Biographics video on Richard Ramirez or the Hillside Stranglers 🤔
Can you please do Alexander shulgin or Sir David Attenborough
“Served time in Blackpool” really does make it seem like she was sentenced to the town and not the prison.
Simon, I was thinking of an idea for you.
Martin Bryant the port Arthur mass killer from Australia, that would be an awesome video to watch!
I’d love to see an extended version of this on your newer channel, Casual Criminalist.
I had Jack the Stripper/Fairies Wear Boots by Black Sabbath playing in my head throughout the entire video.
To be fair, I don’t think it’s too outside the realm of possibility to imagine that whoever it was just decided they were sick of everyone calling them Jack The Stripper and just moved on to a different method
Rest In Peace to those that passed away.
We love a good bit of wordplay in our news articles
After 7 years I gained the courage to start my own TH-cam channel ( as I hated the sound of my voice) I wanna thank u coz I love ur content and my account is of the same niche as yours
Ah... That's a refreshing name. It had to have pissed the dude off.
Though I love Simon's sense of humor, I do appreciate the fact that he doesn't blame the victims. He seems like a dude who is not a misogynist. Long live the Boi with the blaze, criminality, side projector and the 8000 other channels he hosts.
Hashtag don'tcancelsimon
prob the most cringe coment i´ve seen in a while on youtube, congratulations!
Goth what's your problem?
I'd love to see a Biographics of Simon Weisenthal. He's been mentioned in several other videos of yours already, I think.
4:30 The disappearance of Hannah Tailford on 24th January 1964 and the discovery of her body on 2nd February 1964 roughly coincides with the date of birth of Mariska Hargitay (23rd January 1964), the famous actress of Law and Order SVU. My mother is friends with a married couple who lived near the Hammersmith bridge.
I hope you do an episode either on this channel or on your new podcast The Casual Criminalist on the Hwaseong Serial Murders and also the Frog Boys. Both stories come from South Korea. Very scary.
I always love unsolved mysteries. They always leave me thinking. As usual, I'm here to request a Biographic on Ip Man, the martial arts mentor to the late, great Bruce Lee! The movies just focus on overhyped action, and not really the life of the man. I believe Biographics can do him true justice. Thank you in advance! I love your content! -A Loyal Subscriber
Jack the Stripper was probably an employee of Napier Aero Engine Factory or The Heron Trading Estate. Jack the Stripper had knowledge of the day-to-day operations of the The Heron Trading Estate. Also, he would hang out in the Windmill Pub, Chiswick London.
Would love to see your take on Leo Frank. I saw a musical about him called ‘Parade’ and have been intrigued by the case ever since
People often complain about crime in London today as if crime in London is a new thing. 🙄
It took me a moment to figure out why I hadn't heard this on the podcast feed for Casual Criminalist, lol. Wrong channel!
This needs a Netflix doc
Can you do a Biographic on Eugene Martinez Vallejo and the rest of the men and women displayed as "freaks" during the Baroque period? Perhaps a series looking at the horrible way humans have historically treated those who were born different?
Simon has exhausted all the interesting subjects for all his channels.
Fantastic work again fellas.
Does anyone relize that Simon look like Binging with Babish? 😂😂
No he doesn’t, he’s just got a beard + bald head
Could you do a Biographics on Richard Neville the Earl of Warwick?
Jack the Stripper sounds like a bad horror porn parody
I grew up in Hammersmith and never heard of this crazy.
Can you do windfield Scott or general John j Pershing ?
Gen. Blackjack Pershing is definitely biographics worthy!
Please do a story about the process church, just saw the Son of Sam docuseries and its very interesting. Hardly any info out there
Hi Simon, thanks for covering this ( I suggested it I think on one of your other channels the casual criminalist.) I don't know whether or not you already had this the pipeline but I've always wanted to know your take on these particular killings and its murderer 🤔😁
I'm sorry but even as a serial killer, I can't take someone seriously with the name "Jack the Stripper" 🤭😂
Calm down. Take a walk around 'Gobblers Gulch'.
I remember reading about the stripper in a true crime book... Also any chance of seeing a bio for The Grim Sleeper?
Another awesome video guys. I'd still love to see one on wolf tone and the United irishmen
(looking at the notification that reads Jack the stripper) Me: wait, the fudge
Pleased do a Herbert Hoover or John Nance Garner bio. Love your vids, especially the us presidents ones ❤️
Jack the Ripper: Who are you?
Jack the Stripper: I'm you but with a dumber name.
"The death of a call girl was not a top priority."
Saddest and most disturbing sentence I've heard today.
Should do a video about Graham Young and the poisoner's handbook.
You have my attention
Excellent as always guys. 😊
...also, just re-watched the very excellent Berlin Wall episode of Geographics, and couldn't help but dream of a Biographics featuring those *legendary legends* the Bethke Brothers. 😄
Can you do Cassius Marcellus Clay, The Lion of White Hall!
that’s someone I’ve never heard of before, was he also a serial killer?
The link to your TH-cam True Crime podcast doesn't work.
Outstanding piece. Thanks!
Here are some suggestions for another video - all interesting people
April Ellison/William Ellison Jr. (1790-1861) - a freed slave from South Carolina who became a successful slaveowner and planter himself before the civil war.
Anthony Johnson (1600-1670) - a former indentured servant who became one of the first African American property owners in America and a successful tobacco farmer.
Lord Mountbatten (1900-1979) - Prince Philip’s uncle and Queen Elizabeth’s second cousin once removed who was assassinated by the IRA
Yukio Mishima (1925-1970) - Japanese poet, author, playwright, actor and nationalist who committed seppuku after a failed attempt to overthrow Japan’s 1947 constitution.
Robert Walpole (1676-1745) - British politician who was the first prime minister of Great Britain from 1721 until 1742 under King George I and King George II.
Eamon DeValera (1882-1975) - prominent political leader in 20th century Ireland who, after the Irish war of independence from 1919 to 1921, was in the public eye for over forty years from 1922 until his death were he served as head of government (Taoiseach/prime minister) and head of state (president). He was nearly executed in the Easter Rising in 1916 and was key in putting into place the new constitution on 1937. A very prominent Irish figure and one of the most important in Irish history.
George Eastman (1854-1932) - American entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak company. He was a pioneer of photography and a major philanthropist. He commit suicide at the age of 77 because of chronic pain from health problems.
Emile Zola (1840-1902) - French novelist and journalist who is an early practitioner in the literary genre, naturalism. He was involved in the Dreyfus affair, a political scandal in France. He died in 1902 at the age of 62 from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
ryoichi sasakawa (1899-1995) - Japanese businessman, politician, sports administrator, philanthropist and was criminal who helped Norman Borlaug with his Green Revolution.
Seamus Heaney (1939-2013) - Irish poet, playwright and translator who won the 1995 Nobel prize for literature and wrote a poem about The Tollund Man comparing his cause of death to The Troubles in Northern Ireland.
W.B. Yeats (1865-1939) - Irish poet, dramatist and writer with an interest in the occult who helped found the Abbey Theatre and was a senator for the Irish Free State. He is one of the most important historical figures in Irish history.
Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburgh (1921-2021) - husband and consort to Queen Elizabeth who served in the navy as a young man, serving in the Second World War. He died recently so it would be a good choice.
Jordan Belfort (born 1962) - former stockbroker, author, motivational speaker and convicted felon who committed fraud via stock market manipulation. His book was the inspiration behind the film The Wolf of Wall Street starring Leonardo DiCaprio in 2013.
Andrew Cunanan (1969-1997) - spree killer responsible for five murders before his suicide via gunshot. His victims include Gianna Versace and Lee Miglin.
Lee Miglin (1924-1997) - American business tycoon, real estate developer and philanthropist who was spree killer, Andrew Cunanan’s third murder victim.
“The Count of Saint Germain” (1691 or 1712 -died 1784) - European Adventurer who achieved prominence in high society in the 1700’s. His real name is unknown while his background is obscure. He claimed to be the son of Prince Francis II Rakoczi of Transylvania. He was arrested for suspicion of espionage during the Jacobite rebellion but was released without charge.
Julia d’Aunigny (1670 or 1673 -died 1707) - 17th century French opera singer who was known for her flamboyant lifestyle. Her father was a secretary to the master of the horse to King Louis XIV. She was a keen sword fighter, cross-dressed and tried to run away with a female lover after killing a man in a duel. She died at the age of 33.
Past American presidents, British prime ministers, monarchs and Roman emperors would be good as well.
I hate it when we never find out.
That's why this was so familiar... It's from your podcast! Just less rambling...
Caution, Casual Criminalist contains constant comical commentary...
Black Sabbath has this song......
Me:Mom I want a jack the ripper
Mom:honey v have it at home
I think you have the wrong video of a peculiar man of the history of murderers
Simon Whistler: nope this one is different
Simon should do some biographics on some Vikings
Great episode! Btw the link for the podcast is not working for me 🤔
“Self respecting tabloid journalists” ?!?!! Now that’s one heck of an oxymoron!
We need Cassius Marcellus Clay biography. The legendary abolitionist from Kentucky!
Do a story on Liviu Librescu.
Two days... 7.3K likes, and no dislikes... With 167K views... Is Simon a Wizard?
Or Ivan Milat. Hitchhiker serial killer. One of the worst in Australia.
Love the Casual Criminaist Simon. I watch on TH-cam subscribed and hit bell. Also listen in podcast form and left a 5 star review.
could yall do a video on vicente guerrero or santa anna
Me: quickly takes screenshot thinking its a typo
Also me: Immediately disappointed after clicking on the vid.
Well. Learned about a new killer today.
I...this is bizarre, terrifying and bizarre.
Crazy horse or Geronimo would be dope!
Big fan of this channel, but could you please resume the uploads of the podcast versions as well?
Great example of the oxymoron " She had missing teeth" cheers for that . Did you mean " She had teeth missing" lol
Thanks!
simon - i love your videos! you have stated it many times before but who makes your shirts?
I'm currently binge watching this channel, along with other channels but i love how his voice sounds like hes engulfed 100g of coffee powder and washed it down with a can of pepsi (only fans would get the reference).
he talks so fast 😄
When I think of Jack the Stripper I think of a Michael Jackson-like figure doing one of his classic dance movies and the "Hee-hee" sound he makes while simultaneously concealing and flashing people repeatedly with a large leather coat.
Please do a video on the Perfumo Affair.
Good video👍