Hot damn with your keen eye and witt you could be sheriff of a small town. Probably run unopposed even. Lol I'm just kiddin man. I know you were joking anyway.
I have an exam tomorrow, and I could be studying right now before I go to sleep, but screw that jazz. Let's watch a biography about a killer nearly a hundred years before I was born. That should help me in my exam.
Simon: "Not only did he not study, but he became the next biography I told." * title scroll: Random internet kid gains Super Saiyan powers, well over 9000. *
I've also never seen Trump and Batman in the same room before... Now I'm not saying Trump is Batman........ But I'm not saying he's not Batman............... TRUMP IS BATMAN OH MY GOD!
As an American, it absolutely blew my mind when I read that not only was Winston Churchill alive during this time, he was a teenager. It really shouldn't have surprised me that much, but they seem so much like completely different eras, like how Anne Frank and Martin Luther King Jr. were born in the same year, or that Nintendo existed during the Ottoman Empire.
"Charles Cross" - not his real name - is by far the most likely candidate. The guy was found at the scene, having "discovered" the body, just moments after a murder occured, gave a false name to police, and tried to give them the slip. He also lived in and around the area where the murders took place; his route to work took him right through some of those very places. He also used to live right in the epicentre of the suspected area where the murderer was thought to have lived, by modern methods of figuring out a catchment area based upon where each murder took place. Wasn't he also a butcher by trade? So he wouldn't have attracted much attention wearing blood stained clothing.
JSkillz the most likely suspect to me is Jospeh Barnett who lived with Mary Kelly, did not like prostitution, tried to get her off the streets and a huge fight with her 10 days before her death
@Gary DeBlasio He ment "groot" from his favorite marvel movie because hes 12. Very fascinating work man. I believe that one of these suspects is indeed the killer too. Probably the guy who hated prostitutes. Or theyre all wrong and was someone in between all of these people. Someone so plain, and relatable that they would never be seen as such. As for why he stopped killing, he probably got caught locally but whoever caught him either died and was assumed killed by other people.Then the ripper split, or the man who caught him didn't realize what he caught and jack split. Not having enough evidence for a clear conviction in those times would be hard. Maybe it was a super natural force as well. Such a curious case that will never be solved.
I mean, Jack had it bad from the start. What kind of parents would give their son Jack a middle name like "The" when they know their last name is already "Ripper".
@Paraig Mc Gee fair one mate, I’m not going to act like I’m sure it was him when i don’t, I watched one documentary that said it was him but obviously don’t know for sure lol appreciate the facts though bro
Atleast one of those letters has deemed authentic, the from hell one. It had details only the police would know and it was send next morning after his double event.
Wouldn't it just be so karma if Jack the Ripper was Arthur Conan Doyle? "The police can't find me? Let me mock them by making up a detective who can solve everything that they can't."
I have always felt it was a great coincidence , that the first sherlock holmes book . A STUDY IN SCARLET , was first published in 1887 , a year before the Ripper killings . But Conan Doyle was of too good a character to be a murderer . But maybe , a psychopath read the book and perhaps it may have put certain thoughts in his head ,
Cuz watch company wanna convey the message to the world... You watch you live... You watch you survive... And you watch you catch the killer on time...
It took them years to capture the Yorkshire ripper in the 1960s to 1970s, much of it due to the same police stubbornness & incompetence that marked the Ripper investigation nearly a century before.
Well, in those days, there was no DNA profiling, no CCTV cameras, and even fingerprinting wasn't available until the 20th century so the police had to rely on visual clues when investigating a crime scene.
Loved the video. And the fact that they never could find Jack, adds to it's thrill. And by the way it is not so uncommon for the serial killers to never be captured or identified. Normally a psychopath is really good at hiding his true nature. They live, study, and work among us without us having any clue about their reality. Great video, thank you for all the efforts.
There's a good chance that the BTK killer would've remained free had he not felt compelled to keep killing and taunting law enforcement, but I guess that's why they're serial killers to begin with. The ones that can actively control their murderous urges, pathological need for attention and praise are almost impossible to capture.
@@strongside4565 While I agree he wasn't the Ripper, there is some evidence from his youth and in the twilight of his career where he did some low key face to face. But by and large, he preferred poisons and so forth. But linking him to the White Chapel Murders is merely trying to tie a nice bow on it to make money. I think Kosminski is a top suspect, if obvious.Though the Australian has some merit since record keeping in the Victorian age was iffy at best. But like the man says, there are enough suspects to keep us debating for another 130 years. Until we have a functional time machine ;) then we can finally solve the case.
Honestly, I'm even more interested in that torso murderer that was mentioned. I wonder why Jack the Ripper rose to such to prominence, but nobody ever mentions the torso killings that were going on at the same time. I guess there's just not much to go on there, since almost none of the torso victims were identified. That's really sad.
Jack the Ripper has cooler name :). I remember when I was younger, Jack the ripper was basically synonym for serial killer and I was sure that that is because he was one of the biggest one and later when I discovered that he "only" killed 6 people, I was kind of disappointed. I mean, some of serial killers killed a lot more, at least those that we know of.
Brazenness would be my guess. The Torso victims were dismembered and their remains were dispersed to different locations for disposal. This is grisly, but also practical. The victims were also discovered over the course of ~2 years, increasing the possibility that some or all of the incidents were unrelated. The most notable things about the Ripper murders is the choice in victim (vulnerable woman who themselves provided the means of access) and the brutality of the assaults.
The fact that we will probably never know who Jack the Ripper was makes him an even more fascinating figure. The only person who knows who Jack is is the killer himself, and he’s long dead.
Charles Allen Lechmere/Charles Cross was JTR. See "JTR:The Missing Evidence" for more info. QC James Scobie agrees the evidence collected is strong enough to go to the modern court (there are more resources on Charles Lechmere, but this is obv an excellent starting point).
In the streets of London, a tale unfolds, Of a criminal enigma, whose story still holds, Jack the Ripper, infamous and grim, His reign of terror, a nightmare within. Mary Ann Nichols, the first to fall, Her life stolen away on Buck's Row's gall, Strangled and slashed, a brutal sight, The curtain was raised on this haunting night. Annie Chapman, a week had passed, In Hanbury Street, her breath did last, Abdominal mutilations, surgical precision, The Ripper's knowledge fueled suspicion. Elizabeth Stride, the same night's toll, In Dutfield's Yard, her fate took its hold, Her throat slit, but a different scene, Interrupted plans, an unsolved scheme. Catherine Eddowes, an hour's span, Mitre Square witnessed horror's brand, Throat slashed, abdomen torn wide, Her kidney stolen, panic multiplied. Mary Jane Kelly, the final victim's name, In Miller's Court, darkness claimed, Mutilation unmatched, a scene of dread, The Ripper's masterpiece, souls left for dead. Inspector Frederick Abberline, relentless in his quest, To unmask the killer, put the city at rest, With H Division, he pursued the trace, But Jack's true identity, still a secret encased. Through harrowing details, victims and their plight, London's streets haunted, engulfed in fright, Each murder etched in memory's strain, Forever linked to Jack the Ripper's reign. And so, we ponder with a shudder and a sigh, The motivations and secrets that lie, Behind these heinous acts, their dark allure, Jack the Ripper, an enigma to endure.
I'm less interested in the identity of Jack, what I want to know is the mind behind it all. What was he like? What drove him to kill and mutilate in the way that he did? What did he think of it all? To me, those details are infinitely more fascinating than being able to put a name to the killings. It's a shame we'll never know.
I think the curiosity of the mind of a killer is one of reasons why True Crime is so intriguing and popular. A lot of the time, these people seem other worldly, especially in cases like Jack The Ripper and the Zodiac Killer.
Interesting fact: Even today the graves of Polly Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly all have flowers left at them, 130 years on they aren't forgotten
John Douglas(fbi profiler and author of mindhunter) actually covered this case in depth in his book cases that haunt us. Originally he thought jack was kosmimski or someone similar to him. He fit the profile perfectly. But after finding out he was still alive after the murders stopped (living out his days in mental asylums). He ruled him out as his prime suspect. Who then became David Cohen(or someone like him). A near identical profile that just fit the mold better than Kosminsky.
He is easily one of the most mysterious and interesting characters in history. So much room for theories and so much questions. Who was he? Legend, infamous, but still.
He was an unusual killer. Most had more of a cooling off period. Clearly, it was about mutilation, not torture. He seemed to have a rage for women as well. The genitalia, the breasts, the face were all targeted, as if he wanted to erase their womanhood. The scariest part? You would not have felt threatened by him, he would not have stood out. He had a good reason for being out at night, he was someone nobody would look twice at. He was not an outsider in the east end. Even when women knew there was a killer, they still went with him into dark alleys. In my opinion, jack the ripper was almost certainly male. Psychologically, female serial killers tend to be based on some kind of material gain, and they also use less personal and bloody ways of killing. A woman could certainly have had the knowledge required, but it is unlikely.
Back then, people didn't think a woman could kill in such a horrific fashion but its still possible JTR could have been a woman since a neighbor of the last victim claimed she saw her just hours after the victim was supposedly murdered so its possible a female killer could have donned her clothes and fled the scene of the crime. In those days, any woman can claim to be a midwife, go out in public with bloody clothes, and nobody would think anything of it. A female abortionist would also have knowledge of female anatomy to remove organs like JTR did and a woman whose husband cheated on her with prostitutes would have had a sound motive for murdering them. People also tend to relax their guard around women then they would with men as well.
Likely a nicely dressed yet unassuming individual then, but there is a problem with this... London at the time was the largest city in the world (pop. wise anyway) and I don't think ANYONE stood out in particular except for very rare cases. If you've ever lived in a city you'll know what I mean... Anonymity in the masses
there are some who consider the brutality of the murder to claim Jack was her boyfriend who hated that she was a prostitute. And that the other four were a smokescreen for him. I don't buy it, but it is plausible. But yes... how any creature much less a human being, can do that to another is sickening.
It was about as bad as it could possibly get. Thankfully, the woman was dead before her body was mutilated in this way. The carnage was gruesome, but she didn't suffer because of it. (That's my understanding, at least. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm mistaken.)
Mark O No she died quickly of a slashed throat, although the way her body was dissected and taken apart like something in a butcher’s shop is no less horrific.
@@cha5 I agree. Whoever did this had extremely severe psychological problems. I find it incredibly sad to think about a person being in such a diseased, twisted state so as to be capable of doing something like this. But I think it is a great blessing that this woman died quickly and had no experience of the grisly mutilation that her body was subjected to. The only person who had any experience of that atrocity was "Jack".
They didn't show her face, thankfully. Then again, there was no face. It legit got hacked to the point it was pretty much just a skull with no visible features of what used to be a face.
Thanks Simon. Yep I've read a lot about Jack over the years. My Scottish Grand Mother talked about how his notoriety still scared people when she was a girl. (and She was born when he started his spree . ) I think that is why I find it interesting. I'd like you to look at Stonewall Jackson..could he be the best American General ? Lee and he seemed to be an unbeatable team.
You brought up a good point, in reference to those possible Ripper victims who fall outside of “The Canonical Five”; that because Martha Tabram’s throat wasn’t cut like the other victims afterwards, that she’s been excluded by many as being a victim of JTR... But I agree that it’s entirely possible that Tabram was The Ripper’s first victim, and that he didn’t cut her throat because at that point, just killing her was enough to excite him. He may not have been sure early on about how he would play out his deranged murder fantasies. But as he continued to kill, the murderer evolved in the ferocity of the damage he did, and he found that what once excited him in the beginning, no longer did as time went on... and that he had to grow more savage with each subsequent victim, in order to feel any excitement from doing them. Basically, what got him off at first eventually didn’t anymore, so he had to keep taking it further each time. This would ultimately lead to the most savage of his killings, with his complete ravaging and tearing apart of Mary Kelly, who was the most torn up and disfigured. Kelly is also considered to be the only victim who’s murder occurred in a private residence, so the murderer had plenty of time to relax, be methodical, and take his time, acting out his ultimate violent fantasy and prolonging the event, without the risk of being caught by a passerby, or by the police.
You're absolutely right. Serial killers also continue to kill until they die or are caught. Whoever JTR was, he was highly intelligent as well as mentally ill and sadistic, a dangerous combination. I also believe that he was someone who was good at getting women to trust and let their guards down around him too since none of his victims ever got the chance to scream or defend themselves before he murdered them.
Jack the Ripper was most likely a cop. My evidence: - knew the police routes - familiar with the area - would be able to get close to the victims without causing a scene - crime scenes kept getting tampered with - referred in the letters to the police as “boss” - would have had some basic understanding of anatomy - would understand police protocol to some extent - chief resigned after the murders, probably cause they found out
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The most interesting theory of Jacks identity I have heard is H.H Holmes. The theory states that he was capable of the violence and had the intelligence for anatomical knowledge and apparently his documented travels to England and back to the U.S line up with the murders.
It is an interesting theory but highly unlikely, Jack was never caught because there was no connection between him and his victims. HH was caught because he knew most of his victims personally tried to swindle money from them before killing them and was eventually caught because of a bad insurance fraud scheme that went wrong. I just think the two killers are so dissimilar that they can't be the same person.
Holmes can be placed in the US during the Ripper murders. The whole thing about records of his travels to England is bs because he was in Chicago working and building his murder castle during the Ripper murders. Records like marriage, birth (of his daughter), dozens of lawsuits for non payment of his murder castle and his other scams, and other examples all place him in Chicago between the mid 1880s and early 1890s when the Ripper murders occurred thousands of miles away in London. Needless to say, he couldn’t travel back and forth to be in two places at once when the only way to cross the Atlantic back then was a weeks long trip by ship.
@@maelstrom2594 I also heared of the theory that H.H Holmes was also Jack the Ripper and he did have the medical background.. the one thing that maybe him being Jack the Ripper was the fact he was in England and White Chapel at the same time Jack the Ripper was doing his killing he arrived a couple months before the killings started and once it ended H.H Holmes had left and went back to America that alone makes him a suspect.
A years after Jack the Ripper murders. A few eerily similar murders happened in New York. I had that someone I don't remember who, said the killer might have been sailor who's ship had stopped in London just long enough for the killer to do his thing. Then when it was time to set sail again, he simply got back on the ship and moved on. Possibly to New York. Where he killed again. The killer could have a hundred victims all over the world if that's the case. I mean think about, if you were murdering psychopath with weird fetish for cutting people up. And it's pretty obvious that you like it too much to want to stop. What would be the best profession for you, that would allow you to keep killing while staying on the move? At the same time imagine being on top of other sailors on that ship. Having to travel long distances with this maniac. I'd imagine someone like Jack the Ripper wouldn't be the most friendly person on the planet. He was probably a total asshole, especially when after not having his fix of blood and guts starts getting to him.
Did a walk through the Jack The Ripper display in Madame Tousault’s wax museum in London in 1983. Chilling, extremely realistic experience. Glad I had the insight to do so. Inspiring, not to follow suit, but to appreciate the crimes of the horror that haunted White Chapel in 1888. The Johnny Depp movie, From Hell, presents a thought provoking, alternative view of the Ripper saga.
My great uncle was the head of Scotland Yard for 40 years. My family is from Whitechapel, where he started out as a beat cop just before these killings started. Sherlock Holmes is partially based off of him; he used to get into disguise and hang out at the Whitechapel pubs. Frederick Wensley. Attributed with inventing modern policing.
i didn’t realize this until i watched this, but jack has been used so much in pop culture that i sort of dehumanized him in my mind and thought of him more like a character than a real person, but god this guy was sick. i kind of just associated his infamy with like “the first serial killer” so i guess i just didn’t realize how brutal he actually was. 😶
Vincero is pretty much known for being a scam. They just buy cheap Chinese crap, slap their name on it and then sell it for 10x more as a "luxury" product.
We truly need the help of the "Scoobt-Doo Gang" on this one. I just don't believe we are going to solve it without their help. I've got a feeling that it's Old Man Jenkins..
The zodiac killer lived in my hometown of Vallejo California while my mom was a kid. She told me that during that time she wasn't allowed to go anywhere alone or not too far from the neighborhood. I can only imagine the terror of running to your friend's house thinking the killer might be watching...
@@carriemaxwell4695 I grew up in Ventura & have always been fascinated with him, mostly because we're never gonna know who Jack was, but we still have a chance to solve the Zodiac killings
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@@Sevren_ just because my father used to wear a top hat , monocle and carry a sword stick and would take long walks on dark foggy nights in london .....err wait a minute .
Along with the DNA Lab - and accordingly, the validity of the tests on the alleged DNA on the shawl coming under serious doubt, Sotheby’s of London had their antique clothing/fashion experts examine the fabric, and their conclusion was that not only was the fabric and pattern of the shawl NOT designed until well into the 20th Century, it was also said that even if the shawl had existed in the 1880’s, it would have been a very expensive shawl, and no one in the East End would have ever had the money to buy it. It was an item that only those who were wealthy could have afforded when it was eventually made available ... nearly 20 years later.
@@redjirachi1 Different MO, plus there is at least one theorist (local author John Bellamy) who thinks that the Torso Murders weren't done by one person.
"I'll be standing in the shadows of love Waiting for you Don't unzip your zipper 'Cause you know *I'm Jack the Ripper* Now don't wail, don't" - Thin Lizzy
I love the Masonic theory involving the Royal Family. It makes sense in some ways, but there are holes in it. But it makes for a great story, i really enjoyed From Hell, even the movie.
The same theory was used in the Sherlock Holmes movie Murder By Decree and the 1988 TV movie Jack the Ripper (which also featured Inspector Abberline, here played by Sir Michael Caine).
Can you do Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. He's journal Meditiation is still one of the best selling books today. He was the most powerful man in the world for almost 20 years and never was corrupted or abused it. Something unique only to him in the emperors
You say that but keeping on topic of this video, that could be crucial information. After all if there is a crime that involves nylon straps, we know where to look first. Just saying!
“Whitechapple had a large Jewish population, so resentment against them was high.” That statement without saying anything in particular, tells so much about their past
Your eagerness to paint a certain picture from a statement merely detailing the fact that AntiSemitic Propaganda had already existed out of jealousy for the Jews for thousands of years, tells everybody else all about your own deep-seated racism.
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Found a clue, Jack the Ripper and Winnie the Pooh share the same middle name. Coincidence? I think not!
Hot damn with your keen eye and witt you could be sheriff of a small town. Probably run unopposed even. Lol
I'm just kiddin man. I know you were joking anyway.
I sure havn't seen them at the same time, that sneaky bear!
Jack the poo Winnie the ripper!!!
Sam Fischer ok boomer
Wait...Alexander The Great also has the last name!
Only one thing is certain: the culprit is not alive as of 2019.
Plot twist, he's immortal
@@crawl69 He actually committed every murder that ever happened. He is just really good which is why other people get accused and do time for it.
He’s immortal and is also the Zodiac Killet
Goone he is the zodiac killer.
He was actually taken by the Vorlon Empire and served them as one of their only connections between themselves and humanity.
I can’t blame Londoners for accusing a dude named “Leather Apron” as a potential serial killer
No-one can
Serial killers and gangsters always have the craziest nicknames
It's completely reasonable.
Sammy the Bull
If The Ripper didn't stick, "Leather Apron" man would have done as well.
"...jack may have suffered from homicidal impulses..." Um, yeah. That checks out.
Umm, I think Jack the Ripper was British.
@Michael Hardin i do wonder how these investigators make these such bold and unthought of explanations
The real Ripper was the friends we made along the way.
Well now I’m scared of my friends
Nice one Phil!
@@philipjohnson3225 even better
😂
Me: There's an impostor among us *shoots everyone*
me: time to go to bed,i have school tomorrow
Biographics: allow me to introduce myself
Skyold skyolds exactas my Situation atm xDDD
I have an exam tomorrow, and I could be studying right now before I go to sleep, but screw that jazz. Let's watch a biography about a killer nearly a hundred years before I was born. That should help me in my exam.
Simon: "Not only did he not study, but he became the next biography I told."
* title scroll: Random internet kid gains Super Saiyan powers, well over 9000. *
Try to reverse this, please.
Club swinging techniques 101?
All I'm saying is, I've never seen Ed Sheeran and Jack the Ripper in the same room together... Funny coincidence that...
Jack the Ripper and George Washington were never in the same room together either
I've also never seen Trump and Batman in the same room before... Now I'm not saying Trump is Batman........ But I'm not saying he's not Batman...............
TRUMP IS BATMAN OH MY GOD!
Whenever there's a murder, I immediately start going through a mental list of gingers. As a day, walker, they and us are natural enemies.
@@laythadrian5705 I'd never considered this before, but you may have a point
@@TheFrogInYourClosetWatchingYou how long did it take you to type all those spaces?
"Hell is empty and all the devils are here"-
- William Shakespeare
Never a more true phrase said.
Wise beyond words, so true.
😂😂😂😂😂 stfu
Shakespeare was Jack the Ripper!. It all makes sense now also the Zodiac killer. Have you ever seen them in the same room?
Not so empty if all the demons/devils are there
@@RiotRX Are you trying to be stupid?
As an American, it absolutely blew my mind when I read that not only was Winston Churchill alive during this time, he was a teenager. It really shouldn't have surprised me that much, but they seem so much like completely different eras, like how Anne Frank and Martin Luther King Jr. were born in the same year, or that Nintendo existed during the Ottoman Empire.
"Charles Cross" - not his real name - is by far the most likely candidate. The guy was found at the scene, having "discovered" the body, just moments after a murder occured, gave a false name to police, and tried to give them the slip. He also lived in and around the area where the murders took place; his route to work took him right through some of those very places. He also used to live right in the epicentre of the suspected area where the murderer was thought to have lived, by modern methods of figuring out a catchment area based upon where each murder took place. Wasn't he also a butcher by trade? So he wouldn't have attracted much attention wearing blood stained clothing.
There is no evidence that Cross was the Ripper.
JSkillz the most likely suspect to me is Jospeh Barnett who lived with Mary Kelly, did not like prostitution, tried to get her off the streets and a huge fight with her 10 days before her death
Y’all are wrong. It was groot.
Agreed.[see my comment above]
@Gary DeBlasio He ment "groot" from his favorite marvel movie because hes 12. Very fascinating work man. I believe that one of these suspects is indeed the killer too. Probably the guy who hated prostitutes. Or theyre all wrong and was someone in between all of these people. Someone so plain, and relatable that they would never be seen as such. As for why he stopped killing, he probably got caught locally but whoever caught him either died and was assumed killed by other people.Then the ripper split, or the man who caught him didn't realize what he caught and jack split. Not having enough evidence for a clear conviction in those times would be hard. Maybe it was a super natural force as well. Such a curious case that will never be solved.
Mary Pearceys' face scared the hell out of me!
Duncan Self she lowkey kinda cute tho
Them eyes man
@Julian Grant spot on, she gave me a jump scare!
Time stamp?
@@novajaydebeauty788 22:17
I will forever picture Jack the Ripper wearing a Vincero watch.
Looks at Vincero watch....
"Time to rip whores."
- Jack the Ripper
It's ripping time 👉😎👉
c704710 so the Zodiac Killer wears a Zodiac watch and Jack the Ripper wears a Vincero watch?
Hahaha
This guy’s voice, perfect narrator/storyteller🔥🔥
Look for a channel called rouges gallery its of this quality and the dudes is amazing and talking
And sexy
That’s my father you’re talking about
I completely agrre thay he is a very very good story teller but i dont know why im bothered with his facial expressions..😄
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It’s so annoying
I mean, Jack had it bad from the start. What kind of parents would give their son Jack a middle name like "The" when they know their last name is already "Ripper".
It could’ve been jack Theodore ripper but theodore was shortened to the
It was his middle name that sent him round the twist. Jack the odor ripper. No one could survive that
@@davidhallett8783 Comment Joke of the Year; I quite literally died reading this.
Jack t ripper
JA mes maybri CK
I feel like someone has suspected the right person at one point in time.
Probably. But where is the evidence
@@turtleanton6539 they have narrowed it down to being Aaron Kosminski, a polish butcher who’s DNA was on one of the victims
@@bendover2865 bro he was a barber, both this video and Wikipedia say so
Oh my bad mate
@Paraig Mc Gee fair one mate, I’m not going to act like I’m sure it was him when i don’t, I watched one documentary that said it was him but obviously don’t know for sure lol appreciate the facts though bro
"It wasn't me"
- Shaggy, who probably wasn't Jack the Ripper
Israel Schwartz came in and he caught me red-handed
Creepin' with the girl next door
probably
But they even got him on camera.
Our political compass is so similar lol I'm just aa touch on the right of the axis
I love this comment
"Yours truly,
Jack the Ripper"
- Jack the Ripper probably
"Yours truly,
Jack the Ripper"
- Saucy Jack
Most likely not.
Nucular Most likely not.
Atleast one of those letters has deemed authentic, the from hell one. It had details only the police would know and it was send next morning after his double event.
Jack TRipper of Three's Company.
Wouldn't it just be so karma if Jack the Ripper was Arthur Conan Doyle?
"The police can't find me? Let me mock them by making up a detective who can solve everything that they can't."
Guy comes up with forensics. Not ludicrous to think the killer knew what police would be looking for.
That would be the biggest mindfuck plot twist ever
He's very lucky that they didn't put the Scooby-Doo Gang on the case. I know good and d*mn well that it was Old Man Jenkins..
Don’t think so....sorry
I have always felt it was a great coincidence , that the first sherlock holmes book . A STUDY IN SCARLET , was first published in 1887 , a year before the Ripper killings . But Conan Doyle was of too good a character to be a murderer . But maybe , a psychopath read the book and perhaps it may have put certain thoughts in his head ,
I love how he says "Ripper" at the end of sentences
Rippah
LittleLessTalentless ssß
One must be from Brittain or New England to properly de- emphasize an R sound at the end of a word ending with an R.
You mean the kelly ripa
@@lucisferre6361 so. Pretentious then
“Hey I’m making a video about a serial killer who wants to sponsor me”
*watch company*
“Hey :)”
ok
Cuz watch company wanna convey the message to the world...
You watch you live...
You watch you survive...
And you watch you catch the killer on time...
I hope jack the ripper would be caught if he acted these crimes in modern times. Its crazy how hard investigative work was back then
It be nice if could kept stuff or test now and find who was but yeah not all is found out
Another thing that caused problems was two police forces that wouldn't work together and withheld information from each other
It took them years to capture the Yorkshire ripper in the 1960s to 1970s, much of it due to the same police stubbornness & incompetence that marked the Ripper investigation nearly a century before.
They low-key needed a real Sherlock Holmes
Well, in those days, there was no DNA profiling, no CCTV cameras, and even fingerprinting wasn't available until the 20th century so the police had to rely on visual clues when investigating a crime scene.
Oi mate, pass the liquor, it's Jack the Ripper
Jack the rapper, following you way before the dawn of twitter
Jared Kozar I'm a human trigger warning
Through the night until the morning
When the light shines upon my crimes
You find it sick appalling
There's little more gory a thing than, living in Victorian England
Yasssss!
@@oweno4478 THIS IS HORROR CORE!!!
Jack the Ripper killed many. Buy a wrist watch lol
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@@Biographics on it my friend
"Jack you're a classic megalomaniac, you haven't mentioned me once in your entire battle rap" - Hannibal Lecter
"Pity your verse wasn't worth the trip in the jacket. Quit jacking off on the track and put the lotion in the basket."
I’m real - Jack the Ripper
1:40 - Chapter 1 - The autumn of terror begins (Mary Ann Nichols)
4:05 - Chapter 2 - The 2nd murder (Annie chapman)
6:05 - Chapter 3 - The double event (Catherine & elizabeth)
9:00 - Mid roll ads
10:30 - Chapter 4 - More letters arrive
12:40 - Chapter 5 - The final victim (Mary Jane Kelly)
14:00 - Chapter 6 - The investigation
16:45 - Chapter 7 - More murders ?
18:20 - Chapter 8 - Who was jack ?
Loved the video. And the fact that they never could find Jack, adds to it's thrill. And by the way it is not so uncommon for the serial killers to never be captured or identified. Normally a psychopath is really good at hiding his true nature. They live, study, and work among us without us having any clue about their reality. Great video, thank you for all the efforts.
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Most of them were medical students
There's a good chance that the BTK killer would've remained free had he not felt compelled to keep killing and taunting law enforcement, but I guess that's why they're serial killers to begin with. The ones that can actively control their murderous urges, pathological need for attention and praise are almost impossible to capture.
My favorite BS theory is that HH Holmes was Jack the Ripper, and the killings stopped because he moved to the US
@@Pullofthevoid This is the most bizarre statement and claim I've ever heard.
@@Pullofthevoid Holmes never killed someone face to face.
@@strongside4565 While I agree he wasn't the Ripper, there is some evidence from his youth and in the twilight of his career where he did some low key face to face. But by and large, he preferred poisons and so forth. But linking him to the White Chapel Murders is merely trying to tie a nice bow on it to make money. I think Kosminski is a top suspect, if obvious.Though the Australian has some merit since record keeping in the Victorian age was iffy at best. But like the man says, there are enough suspects to keep us debating for another 130 years. Until we have a functional time machine ;) then we can finally solve the case.
Patricia Cornwell did a book that claims it was Sickert.
@@Edgeofchaosguild i see am not the only one who thought about a time machine.
Honestly, I'm even more interested in that torso murderer that was mentioned. I wonder why Jack the Ripper rose to such to prominence, but nobody ever mentions the torso killings that were going on at the same time. I guess there's just not much to go on there, since almost none of the torso victims were identified. That's really sad.
Jack the Ripper has cooler name :). I remember when I was younger, Jack the ripper was basically synonym for serial killer and I was sure that that is because he was one of the biggest one and later when I discovered that he "only" killed 6 people, I was kind of disappointed. I mean, some of serial killers killed a lot more, at least those that we know of.
Brazenness would be my guess. The Torso victims were dismembered and their remains were dispersed to different locations for disposal. This is grisly, but also practical. The victims were also discovered over the course of ~2 years, increasing the possibility that some or all of the incidents were unrelated. The most notable things about the Ripper murders is the choice in victim (vulnerable woman who themselves provided the means of access) and the brutality of the assaults.
The fact that we will probably never know who Jack the Ripper was makes him an even more fascinating figure. The only person who knows who Jack is is the killer himself, and he’s long dead.
Charles Allen Lechmere/Charles Cross was JTR. See "JTR:The Missing Evidence" for more info. QC James Scobie agrees the evidence collected is strong enough to go to the modern court (there are more resources on Charles Lechmere, but this is obv an excellent starting point).
@@thesorrow88 And yet you have written the statement with absolute certainty.
Jack the Ripper: Best. Serial killer name. Ever.
22:17 OMG! Chills down my spine...
I should not be watching this at 3:48am
The music is incredibly unsettling although fitting for this particular video
Someone is listening to never gonna give you up in the background while I'm watching this so I didn't notice the music until you mentioned it
10:23 if you wanna skip the second promo.
We dont. Feck off
I Watson yes I too believe the people that entertain me don’t deserve to eat
In the streets of London, a tale unfolds,
Of a criminal enigma, whose story still holds,
Jack the Ripper, infamous and grim,
His reign of terror, a nightmare within.
Mary Ann Nichols, the first to fall,
Her life stolen away on Buck's Row's gall,
Strangled and slashed, a brutal sight,
The curtain was raised on this haunting night.
Annie Chapman, a week had passed,
In Hanbury Street, her breath did last,
Abdominal mutilations, surgical precision,
The Ripper's knowledge fueled suspicion.
Elizabeth Stride, the same night's toll,
In Dutfield's Yard, her fate took its hold,
Her throat slit, but a different scene,
Interrupted plans, an unsolved scheme.
Catherine Eddowes, an hour's span,
Mitre Square witnessed horror's brand,
Throat slashed, abdomen torn wide,
Her kidney stolen, panic multiplied.
Mary Jane Kelly, the final victim's name,
In Miller's Court, darkness claimed,
Mutilation unmatched, a scene of dread,
The Ripper's masterpiece, souls left for dead.
Inspector Frederick Abberline, relentless in his quest,
To unmask the killer, put the city at rest,
With H Division, he pursued the trace,
But Jack's true identity, still a secret encased.
Through harrowing details, victims and their plight,
London's streets haunted, engulfed in fright,
Each murder etched in memory's strain,
Forever linked to Jack the Ripper's reign.
And so, we ponder with a shudder and a sigh,
The motivations and secrets that lie,
Behind these heinous acts, their dark allure,
Jack the Ripper, an enigma to endure.
I'm less interested in the identity of Jack, what I want to know is the mind behind it all. What was he like? What drove him to kill and mutilate in the way that he did? What did he think of it all? To me, those details are infinitely more fascinating than being able to put a name to the killings. It's a shame we'll never know.
I think the curiosity of the mind of a killer is one of reasons why True Crime is so intriguing and popular. A lot of the time, these people seem other worldly, especially in cases like Jack The Ripper and the Zodiac Killer.
Most of the people he killed were prostitutes maybe he thought he had to remove the evil work of the devil or something like that
Interesting fact: Even today the graves of Polly Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly all have flowers left at them, 130 years on they aren't forgotten
John Douglas(fbi profiler and author of mindhunter) actually covered this case in depth in his book cases that haunt us. Originally he thought jack was kosmimski or someone similar to him. He fit the profile perfectly. But after finding out he was still alive after the murders stopped (living out his days in mental asylums). He ruled him out as his prime suspect. Who then became David Cohen(or someone like him). A near identical profile that just fit the mold better than Kosminsky.
He is easily one of the most mysterious and interesting characters in history. So much room for theories and so much questions. Who was he? Legend, infamous, but still.
He was an unusual killer. Most had more of a cooling off period. Clearly, it was about mutilation, not torture. He seemed to have a rage for women as well. The genitalia, the breasts, the face were all targeted, as if he wanted to erase their womanhood. The scariest part? You would not have felt threatened by him, he would not have stood out. He had a good reason for being out at night, he was someone nobody would look twice at. He was not an outsider in the east end. Even when women knew there was a killer, they still went with him into dark alleys. In my opinion, jack the ripper was almost certainly male. Psychologically, female serial killers tend to be based on some kind of material gain, and they also use less personal and bloody ways of killing. A woman could certainly have had the knowledge required, but it is unlikely.
Back then, people didn't think a woman could kill in such a horrific fashion but its still possible JTR could have been a woman since a neighbor of the last victim claimed she saw her just hours after the victim was supposedly murdered so its possible a female killer could have donned her clothes and fled the scene of the crime. In those days, any woman can claim to be a midwife, go out in public with bloody clothes, and nobody would think anything of it. A female abortionist would also have knowledge of female anatomy to remove organs like JTR did and a woman whose husband cheated on her with prostitutes would have had a sound motive for murdering them. People also tend to relax their guard around women then they would with men as well.
@@Elly3981 omg, that could be a possibility.
Oh yes? Point to the exact location of your kidneys right now
of course it's a man, why is this even up for debate
Likely a nicely dressed yet unassuming individual then, but there is a problem with this... London at the time was the largest city in the world (pop. wise anyway) and I don't think ANYONE stood out in particular except for very rare cases. If you've ever lived in a city you'll know what I mean... Anonymity in the masses
Jack the ripper vs Hercules was my favorite part
Ah a man of culture here
Poor Jack. All he wanted was love.
Abbott and costello meet jack the ripper
Amen
Reminder that the anime was Trash.
Read the manga
Good Christ the last murder was gruesome. Goodness. Overkill much Jack? Makes me shiver a bit when watching this.
there are some who consider the brutality of the murder to claim Jack was her boyfriend who hated that she was a prostitute. And that the other four were a smokescreen for him. I don't buy it, but it is plausible.
But yes... how any creature much less a human being, can do that to another is sickening.
It was about as bad as it could possibly get. Thankfully, the woman was dead before her body was mutilated in this way. The carnage was gruesome, but she didn't suffer because of it. (That's my understanding, at least. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm mistaken.)
Mark O No she died quickly of a slashed throat, although the way her body was dissected and taken apart like something in a butcher’s shop is no less horrific.
@@cha5 I agree. Whoever did this had extremely severe psychological problems. I find it incredibly sad to think about a person being in such a diseased, twisted state so as to be capable of doing something like this.
But I think it is a great blessing that this woman died quickly and had no experience of the grisly mutilation that her body was subjected to. The only person who had any experience of that atrocity was "Jack".
They didn't show her face, thankfully. Then again, there was no face. It legit got hacked to the point it was pretty much just a skull with no visible features of what used to be a face.
It’s still more certain things that we still don’t know about Jack the ripper until this day thanks biographics
"May the Schwartz be with you." - Israel Schwartz.
Thanks Simon. Yep I've read a lot about Jack over the years. My Scottish Grand Mother talked about how his notoriety still scared people when she was a girl. (and She was born when he started his spree . ) I think that is why I find it interesting.
I'd like you to look at Stonewall Jackson..could he be the best American General ? Lee and he seemed to be an unbeatable team.
You brought up a good point, in reference to those possible Ripper victims who fall outside of “The Canonical Five”; that because Martha Tabram’s throat wasn’t cut like the other victims afterwards, that she’s been excluded by many as being a victim of JTR...
But I agree that it’s entirely possible that Tabram was The Ripper’s first victim, and that he didn’t cut her throat because at that point, just killing her was enough to excite him. He may not have been sure early on about how he would play out his deranged murder fantasies.
But as he continued to kill, the murderer evolved in the ferocity of the damage he did, and he found that what once excited him in the beginning, no longer did as time went on... and that he had to grow more savage with each subsequent victim, in order to feel any excitement from doing them.
Basically, what got him off at first eventually didn’t anymore, so he had to keep taking it further each time. This would ultimately lead to the most savage of his killings, with his complete ravaging and tearing apart of Mary Kelly, who was the most torn up and disfigured. Kelly is also considered to be the only victim who’s murder occurred in a private residence, so the murderer had plenty of time to relax, be methodical, and take his time, acting out his ultimate violent fantasy and prolonging the event, without the risk of being caught by a passerby, or by the police.
You're absolutely right. Serial killers also continue to kill until they die or are caught. Whoever JTR was, he was highly intelligent as well as mentally ill and sadistic, a dangerous combination. I also believe that he was someone who was good at getting women to trust and let their guards down around him too since none of his victims ever got the chance to scream or defend themselves before he murdered them.
He was one of Dio's minions if I remember correctly.
DIO
Jonathan joestar has killed him with overrdrivu technique.
"You thought it was Aaron Kosminski, BUT IT WAS I, DIO! "
ORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORA
@Mango Roxx no Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
everybody: jack the ripper is a terrible person
japan: LOLI BEAM!
LMAO But to be honest "her" Jack the Ripper lore is interesting
Also Japan: Make him fight a greek hero
@@TitanJonkler and fucking win
@@neoarmstrongcyclonejetarms6680 yea he vs hercules was kinda best fight ever
@@taxevader3841 that wasnt heracles tho that was either atalanta, achilles or chiron
Was listening on my bike to work and got chills from the vid. Great job with it!
Rest in peace to those that passed away.
Jack the Ripper was most likely a cop.
My evidence:
- knew the police routes
- familiar with the area
- would be able to get close to the victims without causing a scene
- crime scenes kept getting tampered with
- referred in the letters to the police as “boss”
- would have had some basic understanding of anatomy
- would understand police protocol to some extent
- chief resigned after the murders, probably cause they found out
Dr Thomas Bond was my great great uncle, so glad he's included here.
Really?
@@unrealisticarvostelu5876 Yep, on my Mothers side. My great Grandfather was practicing in London too, medical family.
@@lighthousecatproductions230 well that's cool 👍
I wanted to thank you for these video's,I am A chef and stumbled upon your channel,after listening to one while doing prep I was hooked and have been enjoying your backlog.I have learned so much about historical figures,the way you explain to us is engaging and enjoyable please keep up the good work and I hope more people find your channel.
A chef ? Someone well skilled in the use of a knife ?? Who "coincidentally" comments on this video ???
I think we have our culprit !!!
The most interesting theory of Jacks identity I have heard is H.H Holmes. The theory states that he was capable of the violence and had the intelligence for anatomical knowledge and apparently his documented travels to England and back to the U.S line up with the murders.
Yes i heard that too, he is a very plausible suspect. But it would be a long shot but truth is stranger than fiction.
It is an interesting theory but highly unlikely, Jack was never caught because there was no connection between him and his victims. HH was caught because he knew most of his victims personally tried to swindle money from them before killing them and was eventually caught because of a bad insurance fraud scheme that went wrong. I just think the two killers are so dissimilar that they can't be the same person.
Holmes can be placed in the US during the Ripper murders. The whole thing about records of his travels to England is bs because he was in Chicago working and building his murder castle during the Ripper murders. Records like marriage, birth (of his daughter), dozens of lawsuits for non payment of his murder castle and his other scams, and other examples all place him in Chicago between the mid 1880s and early 1890s when the Ripper murders occurred thousands of miles away in London. Needless to say, he couldn’t travel back and forth to be in two places at once when the only way to cross the Atlantic back then was a weeks long trip by ship.
@@maelstrom2594 I also heared of the theory that H.H Holmes was also Jack the Ripper and he did have the medical background.. the one thing that maybe him being Jack the Ripper was the fact he was in England and White Chapel at the same time Jack the Ripper was doing his killing he arrived a couple months before the killings started and once it ended H.H Holmes had left and went back to America that alone makes him a suspect.
@Flicks I said it was a Theory I never said it was true.
"London Bridge is falling down falling down, my fair lady"
My fair lady
Record if ragnarok vibes
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How is it too dark for one to be able to notice a woman's skirt is up, but not be able to discern that she was BRUTALLY MUTILATED?
A years after Jack the Ripper murders. A few eerily similar murders happened in New York. I had that someone I don't remember who, said the killer might have been sailor who's ship had stopped in London just long enough for the killer to do his thing. Then when it was time to set sail again, he simply got back on the ship and moved on. Possibly to New York. Where he killed again. The killer could have a hundred victims all over the world if that's the case.
I mean think about, if you were murdering psychopath with weird fetish for cutting people up. And it's pretty obvious that you like it too much to want to stop. What would be the best profession for you, that would allow you to keep killing while staying on the move?
At the same time imagine being on top of other sailors on that ship. Having to travel long distances with this maniac. I'd imagine someone like Jack the Ripper wouldn't be the most friendly person on the planet. He was probably a total asshole, especially when after not having his fix of blood and guts starts getting to him.
I remember watching a documentary on this on Discovery channel when I was in 5th grade. I couldn't sleep that night.
One things for certain, the culprit up until the time of his death was working for a man named Dio Brando
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13:18 I was having a snack when i saw this and boy did i regret eating.
u could barely see anything tho cus the body was so messed up but yeah it would have taken me aback a little
... Nope. Still ate. 🤷🏼♂️
Did a walk through the Jack The Ripper display in Madame Tousault’s wax museum in London in 1983. Chilling, extremely realistic experience. Glad I had the insight to do so. Inspiring, not to follow suit, but to appreciate the crimes of the horror that haunted White Chapel in 1888. The Johnny Depp movie, From Hell, presents a thought provoking, alternative view of the Ripper saga.
I'd like to see a video about Constantine The Great.
I too, would like to see such a video
Constantine the Mediocre
is a shorter video.
Or Claudius
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20alphabet good job human, i enjoyed this comment
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I know right!
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My great uncle was the head of Scotland Yard for 40 years. My family is from Whitechapel, where he started out as a beat cop just before these killings started. Sherlock Holmes is partially based off of him; he used to get into disguise and hang out at the Whitechapel pubs. Frederick Wensley. Attributed with inventing modern policing.
i didn’t realize this until i watched this, but jack has been used so much in pop culture that i sort of dehumanized him in my mind and thought of him more like a character than a real person, but god this guy was sick. i kind of just associated his infamy with like “the first serial killer” so i guess i just didn’t realize how brutal he actually was. 😶
'This watch does not look like every other watch out there.'
The watch: *Literally looks like every other watch out there*
Vincero is pretty much known for being a scam. They just buy cheap Chinese crap, slap their name on it and then sell it for 10x more as a "luxury" product.
I just want you to know that the way you talk with expressions makes my curiosity more intriguing !
He's now fighting Hercules in the afterlife to save humanity from extinction. What a lad.
I see you are a comrade of culture.
You win the comment section
Man of culture as well
Edit:he gone from a lad toa crazy maniac
Have you done a video about Harriet Tubman? Or Queen Liliuokalani?
I wish there had been a disclaimer at the beginning of the video about the pictures, and how the story is not for the faint of heart or stomach.
We truly need the help of the "Scoobt-Doo Gang" on this one. I just don't believe we are going to solve it without their help. I've got a feeling that it's Old Man Jenkins..
You got to do a bio on the Zodiac Killer.
The zodiac killer lived in my hometown of Vallejo California while my mom was a kid. She told me that during that time she wasn't allowed to go anywhere alone or not too far from the neighborhood.
I can only imagine the terror of running to your friend's house thinking the killer might be watching...
@@carriemaxwell4695 I grew up in Ventura & have always been fascinated with him, mostly because we're never gonna know who Jack was, but we still have a chance to solve the Zodiac killings
Everyone and their brother has done that one.
Yeah but Ted Cruz is still alive
It was Kevin Spacey playing Ted Cruz in the film Seven.
Jack The Ripper: the surgeon from hell would have been a better a title
I came here to find out more about Vincero watches and it was mostly about some serial killer
Don't you just hate click bait?
“Unlike other watches that just blend in and end up looking like every other watch, _THESE_ watches are distinctive.”
*Proceeds to hold up the world’s most basic watch*
But these watches have RED second hands!
Just going to put this out there: I don’t need to look at the comments to see when this video was published. Simon’s beard length is all I need.
I was born in 1952 and it curious to think Jack could still have been living in my lifetime .
you had ed gein
He could be your father
@@Sevren_ just because my father used to wear a top hat , monocle and carry a sword stick and would take long walks on dark foggy nights in london .....err wait a minute .
QTR RZ BEEFY
@@lindaarrington9397 ?
Along with the DNA Lab - and accordingly, the validity of the tests on the alleged DNA on the shawl coming under serious doubt, Sotheby’s of London had their antique clothing/fashion experts examine the fabric, and their conclusion was that not only was the fabric and pattern of the shawl NOT designed until well into the 20th Century, it was also said that even if the shawl had existed in the 1880’s, it would have been a very expensive shawl, and no one in the East End would have ever had the money to buy it. It was an item that only those who were wealthy could have afforded when it was eventually made available ...
nearly 20 years later.
The Cleveland Torso Murders would be a good subject.
Bruh, what if that was Jack too
@@redjirachi1 Different MO, plus there is at least one theorist (local author John Bellamy) who thinks that the Torso Murders weren't done by one person.
Jack the Ripper is an entity that was caught centuries later by a captain James T. Kirk after killing three women on argelius II.
"I'll be standing in the shadows of love
Waiting for you
Don't unzip your zipper
'Cause you know *I'm Jack the Ripper*
Now don't wail, don't"
- Thin Lizzy
I will never forget the pictures of his victims. Poor poor women. Hopefully they passed quickly 😣😣
"You're a naughty one....Saucy Jack!"
You're haughty one... Saucy Jack!
"when the whore says "guvvner, fancy a squeeze?"
Soon you'll be shoving her
down the hole to Hades!"
Naughty, Naughty!
I love the Masonic theory involving the Royal Family. It makes sense in some ways, but there are holes in it. But it makes for a great story, i really enjoyed From Hell, even the movie.
The same theory was used in the Sherlock Holmes movie Murder By Decree and the 1988 TV movie Jack the Ripper (which also featured Inspector Abberline, here played by Sir Michael Caine).
I enjoy the 90's movie with Gabrielle Anwar called Ripper.
William Blackfyre sq
I loved the Alan Moore/Eddie Campbell graphic novel From Hell.
@@RachelG1979 I absolutely love her! I'll check that one out. Thanks.
This is the safe place of the comment section we have blankets, hugs, cookies, popcorn, soft drinks, and water. Get comfy! Relax!
Do you have a Vincero watch though?
I love this guys videos so interesting. Although some are kinda hard to keep ya lunch down.
It was Spring Healed Jack.
manic mechanic bruh that bought back memories I forgot a had.
I bet they never even knew who Jack was, not on any suspect list anywhere, just a nobody lost to time.
*Jack looking at his Vincero watch* "Let's kill some time!"
Cross didn't alert Neil, Paul did.
I'm doing an English paper on this case, thank you for making this video as it is literally the backbone of my research
Can you do Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. He's journal Meditiation is still one of the best selling books today. He was the most powerful man in the world for almost 20 years and never was corrupted or abused it. Something unique only to him in the emperors
"I like nylon straps!"
Would've preferred if you'd kept that to yourself but each to there own.
You say that but keeping on topic of this video, that could be crucial information. After all if there is a crime that involves nylon straps, we know where to look first. Just saying!
Yoo biographics sus
D.B. Cooper would make a interesting video. He has never been positively identified ether.
Pretty sure he was the plane.
Simon has a video about him here on YT.
Simon Whistler is someone I can listen narrating about anything and I still would enjoy it
Well researched-again by the team Simon. Great channel, just one of many of yours.
I've heard a really convincing side that Cross, the guy that reported the first one, did all of them and it's very convincing.
That's my favorite theory as well. So much about it just makes sense.
That's exactly what I was thinking! Normally the killer always returns to the scene.
Now this is the kind of lunchtime information I crave.
18:16 me when my mom comes into my room and finds out i’m still up
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Go to bed Beccaaaaaaa
His fight against Heracles was the best so far imo
His greatest kill yet.
“Whitechapple had a large Jewish population, so resentment against them was high.” That statement without saying anything in particular, tells so much about their past
Your eagerness to paint a certain picture from a statement merely detailing the fact that AntiSemitic Propaganda had already existed out of jealousy for the Jews for thousands of years, tells everybody else all about your own deep-seated racism.