The case of widower, Belle Gunness, "The Blackwidow of The Midwest". Coincidence is one thing... Murder is quite another. FIND OUT THE DETAILS and view REAL VINTAGE CRIME SCENE PHOTOS HERE
@Margie: what a compliment - THANKS! I hope to get a laptop soon so the visual quality will match my drafts when they transfer to YT. They look much better before processing.
@Sherlyn Townsend: thanks so much for watching! Some are easier than others with my limited materials to work with yet but stick around. I have many more stories to tell!
@Brenda DeBerry: I like to present cases that aren't usually very prevelant but many don't have much information so it takes awhile to find it. Thank YOU for watching!
Another really good video Jeff. You are getting really good with the production. OMG the remains are terrifying, she even left a headless corpse to throw them off. The insurance policies overlap by one day, the very day the first husband died. Amazing what they got away with just a hundred years ago. I wonder if her children changed their name? Great story 🌟👍 What a manipulative woman
@Diana Mulroney: yes, and though her target was money, she didn't discriminate who she killed for any reason. The fact she got away with it turns my stomach almost as bad as the crime scene photos. Do you think the woman who turned up in 1931 could've been her??
Just to show gender has no role in evilness. Enjoyed the video. A highschool history teach once talked about these murder back in the day when I was in school. 👍
@Wow life: true. Women were always given a stigma of being "hysterical" for so many dumb reasons back then - so it was hard to know when one was really troubled or had such violent capacities. Cool you've heard of this case before. As always, THANKS for watching!
@Your Best Friend: indeed! Do you believe the murderess who turned up in 1931 was really Gunness? I wouldn't doubt it as she probably didn't stop killing wherever she ended up. Thanks for watching!
Great video 👍🏽
@Meranda Smith: thanks for watching! More to come
Excellent production! The fiery introduction grabbed my interest right away. What a prolific murderess!
@Margie: what a compliment - THANKS! I hope to get a laptop soon so the visual quality will match my drafts when they transfer to YT. They look much better before processing.
I'm hooked. New sub here. Great presentation.
@Sherlyn Townsend: thanks so much for watching! Some are easier than others with my limited materials to work with yet but stick around. I have many more stories to tell!
Wow never heard about this one before Thanks Jeff.
@Brenda DeBerry: I like to present cases that aren't usually very prevelant but many don't have much information so it takes awhile to find it. Thank YOU for watching!
Another really good video Jeff. You are getting really good with the production.
OMG the remains are terrifying, she even left a headless corpse to throw them off.
The insurance policies overlap by one day, the very day the first husband died. Amazing what they got away with just a hundred years ago. I wonder if her children changed their name? Great story 🌟👍
What a manipulative woman
@Diana Mulroney: yes, and though her target was money, she didn't discriminate who she killed for any reason. The fact she got away with it turns my stomach almost as bad as the crime scene photos. Do you think the woman who turned up in 1931 could've been her??
The crime scene photos. 🤢🤮. No breakfast for me. Another great job.
@thebrianclan LMAO you're a lightweight? These were only black & white. But yes, the "grinning" head is a bit shocking haha
Just to show gender has no role in evilness. Enjoyed the video. A highschool history teach once talked about these murder back in the day when I was in school. 👍
@Wow life: true. Women were always given a stigma of being "hysterical" for so many dumb reasons back then - so it was hard to know when one was really troubled or had such violent capacities. Cool you've heard of this case before. As always, THANKS for watching!
Wow, that was one evil woman!
@Your Best Friend: indeed! Do you believe the murderess who turned up in 1931 was really Gunness? I wouldn't doubt it as she probably didn't stop killing wherever she ended up. Thanks for watching!