Murder Mystery on the North York Moors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- North Yorkshire's very own Jane Doe case and one of Yorkshire's most unsettling murder mysteries.
Join me as I delve into the mysterious and chilling case of "The Lady of Sutton Bank," also known as "The Nude in the Nettles." In this video, I’ll take you on a journey through the investigation of one of the UK's most notorious unsolved murders.
The body of an unknown woman was discovered in a remote area near Sutton Bank in North Yorkshire in 1981. She was found naked, with no identification or belongings. Despite extensive investigations by the police, the woman's identity remains unknown, and her killer has never been found.
In this video, we'll explore the case in detail, from the initial discovery of the body to the latest developments in the investigation.
As we delve deeper into this chilling mystery, we'll explore the potential leads that could finally crack the case. Could you hold the key to solving this 40-year-old mystery?
Don't miss out on this compelling look into one of the UK's most infamous cold case murders.
Remember to like and share this video with others to spread awareness and help uncover the truth behind "The Lady of Sutton Bank."
Contact details for North Yorkshire Police if you have information about the case: Call 101 or email coldcasereviewunit@northyorkshire.police.uk
(Special thanks to Andy Dunn for providing the voiceover for the anonymous caller)
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An interesting and tragic story, I hope someone picks this video up and is able to finally find a family for this poor lady. I find it hard to understand how nobody can have missed her.
Crikey, you're certainly breaking new ground in your videos this summer. Very interesting, and I hope your video helps identify her and provide closure.
Very well put together, let’s hope one day , there will be closure .
Thank you Andrew for a very interesting case. It is amazing how some cold cases can be solved many years later. I hope your video may help solve this one. Excellent job filming and narrating this mystery! All the best to you from Massachusetts!
Thanks Sherry! 🙂
Absolutely fascinating and another excellent video. I do hope they eventually manage to trace who she is.
Cheers Marian!
Such a sad story but absolutely fascinating
Interesting video Andrew,let's hope someone recognise,s this poor lady,and also I hope people will now visit her grave to pay their respects and place flowers.R.i.p.
Well done Andrew for highlighting this tragic case and I hope it produces some responses.
Thank you Andrew for sharing this mystery. You presented and edited this video very well, and I for one would like to see more of the same. Maybe someone out there will see this, and finally have the information to help close this case... thank you once again.
Thanks Mary! 🙂
Such a sad story.
Hope it’s gets solved, lovely video thank you
Thanks really found this video interesting 👍🏻
Thanks so much! 🙌🏼 glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
An excellent video on a tale which has fascinated me for some years. Thank you
Very good video, an intriguing case. You wonder why the man rang the police and why the police at Ripon? It was a clever idea by the police to not make this public at the time and wait to see if anyone would come to the site or phone up again. It’s sad that no one seemingly missed this woman or reported her missing despite her having children.
There was a TV program a week or so ago where they used familial DNA to find living relatives of a body they couldn't identify. In the USA there is an organisation called DNA Doe Project, the doe as in Jane Doe, they are a nonprofit organisation who use DNA to identify people, they might be able to help.
Just found your channel and hooked, loved this story and fingers crossed this lady can be given a name and family found in the future 😊
Excellent video! We must find out her identity - hopefully this will help!
Very interesting video, what a shame her family have no idea what happened. 👍👍
Fascinating, hopefully one day we will find out who this lady was. Like all your videos but it would be great to see more like this 😀
Heart stopping mystery Andrew. Thanks for sharing. …….
It’s crazy how close to home this is for me. I’m from Knaresborough. And I haven’t heard of this case at all. It’s very interesting. Hope we can find more information on this.
Another interesting and very well-made presentation!
Thanks for the story!
Fantastic video. Hope we get some more like this aswell as you traveling ones.
Thanks Justin. Yes, still plenty more on the way!
In all the time I've travelled that area I didn't know this sad and awful story. Thank you for uploading. Hopefully with advances in DNA and people like you in social media bringing a cold case to fresh eyes, something comes out. I hope this poor lady and her family get some closure.
Well told and fascinating- hope progress is made.
Again I am amazed by the high production values of your work, great video, great camerawork, great editing
Thanks Di! 🙂
Totally fascinating. Thank you so much for bringing this to us Andrew. As a “Yorkshire lass” I could not remember this at the time so really enjoyed the video. 👏👏
Interesting stuff - thanks for retelling it
As soon as I heard the voice on the anonymous call I thought "That's Tony the catering manager from Dinnerladies"! Interesting and well done video.
Well spotted!! Andy’s a very good friend. He’s on my Scarborough Aquarium video too 🎙
@@NorthYorkshireWanderer Brilliant. I don't think I've seen the aquarium video. Seen all the others I am sure. Saw Andy in Whsmith in York once and went to pieces! I then saw him in the Dinnerladies play at the Theatre Royal along with the actress who played the real Anita.
Interesting and very well produced
It’s a very interesting video, thank you!
Fascinating story ,another interesting vid and somewhere else for this newbie North Yorkshire resident to visit .
Great video...
Thanks Andrew, very interesting and intriguing. I'm into family history and used to watch 'Heir Hunters' which is from a different angle. In this case there is no next of kin to give the deceased a name.
An interesting yet rather sad tale and equally sad that nobody seems to have missed this poor woman. I am intrigued to know why Tony from 'Dinnerladies' was phoning the police to tell them about the body ? Was Bren aware of this ?
Yet another excellent video, well presented, well researched and hopefully will assist in getting closure for this sad case.
Cheers Mark! 👍🏼
Thanks for your excellent channel !
Thanks so much for posting this. This is a story that I have never forgotten about. I remember the recreation of Her being shown regularly on Look North and Calender. I have mentioned this story to many local people but it seems largely forgotten. I hope one day this case will be solved and laid to rest. Maybe You could do a video on Barry Prudom. Another story I was fascinated with as a kid. Thanks again.
Cheers Kirk 👍🏼
Thanks
Thank you, Paul! 👍🏼
I see Queen Anne's lace in those bushes. Wild carrot, the flowers make a lovely jelly
Well Andrew, that was certainly different to old railway lines, and buildings of interest, lets hope some person or persons get in touch, and bring a name, and closure to this poor woman's fate........must say the chap who rang, must know more, to know the exact location would surely be only someone involved....
Yes, I agree. He is the key to solving the case!
A little bit strange from you Andrew and sad but still a good video. I wish the police luck in this case and the family. 👻🌞
A different onenthis time Andrew but very interesting. never heard this story before and found it really interesting. hope it helps findnout more about her.
I live down road from Sutton bank. I look out of my window to it and never heard of this.
Hi Andrew, another great video, very intriguing.. I have followed from the start and your channel is the only one I really enjoy watching, Im from Newcastle but love north Yorkshire, I have some really good memories of The NYMR, October time, cold mercy nights travelling on a Steam train then back to Filey to get warmed up and a movie..
More vids more often please 😁👍🏻
Cheers Jimmy! I really appreciate that comment! Glad you’re enjoying them! 👍🏼
heartbreaking no one seems to have missed her perhaps she was a tourist from abroad? Hopefully the case will be solved soon thank you for the video
at that time there were many Irish immigrants working in Britain, many who went missing. I remember when I first arrived in the UK there was a charity helping homeless Irish immigrants and trying to reconnect them with families back home.
If the caller was telling the truth then national security knows who she is.
Most like a soldier or radar operator, loads of them up there.
Starts at 3:04
Any updates?
What did the police surmise as the cause of death?
They’ve never really said. As there are no leads as to who she was, all possibilities are still open. I think it’s generally considered this wasn’t the site where she died, but dumped in a hurry. Again though, no evidence I’m aware of to back that up 🤷♂️
Could quite easily gave been hit by a car there
what is the name of the cemetery she is in?
Malton Cemetery
Rose, Grimsby
Tell us more mate!
Old man said it in a pub in Hull back in the 80s@@NorthYorkshireWanderer
@@MrAdamhigo I’m sure there are people about who know exactly what happened. Would love to do a follow up video.
I lived in Hull till 92. Remember this been on the local news in the pub. old man then said Rose Grimsby., That is all i have
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How about another unsolved murder, Pickering, decapitation in the back yard. My girlfriend worked with the suspect, I worked with the parents of their son. Nothing to say of course.
Never heard of that one, John. When was that?
Thanks
Thanks Matt! 👍🏼🙂
Fascinating Andrew, gruesome but fascinating. A real change of subject, but really good. Ultimately your appeal will yield some vital information.
Best wishes..
Ben 🚍🚌🇬🇧🇺🇦✊🚩
Ps HAPPY YORKSHIRE DAY!!
Cheers Ben! Yeah, thought I’d try something different with this one. Plenty of the usual videos on the way 👍🏼
Thank you Andrew for another informative and intriguing video. The quality of your work is of the highest standard. In this particular story I can only hope that some fresh angles will be opened in the case.
Thanks Bernie! 👍🏼
Love this content and very well done, more please.
Nice one Andrew, I love a cold case. Cheers.
Brilliant Andrew really enjoyed this video 👌
Cheers Dave! 👍🏼
Excellent video . Formar scarborian now living in south america.
Cheers Nigel!
Extremely interesting story.
What a sad story , hope one day the cold case team can put a name to her ,thank you Andrew for your compassion regarding this lady ,
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Thank you for a really interesting video , hopefully it may help prompt some answers!
Thanks very interesting and sad how people can slip through the cracks of life and end up unknown
Brilliant work as ever Andrew. Always so sad when a person is laid to rest unidentified. I genuinely hope that this mystery is solved and her identity revealed. Thanks for this fascinating video.
Great video, it was like watching crimewatch back in the 1990s
Thanks Matthew!
Thanks Andrew. Just found this. This lady is often in my thoughts, maybe because I drive past where she was found regularly. She so deserves to be finally recognized 😥 I have given the area my healing and release for her soul, in my own fashion 🥰
Hi Andrew, thanks for posting your absolutely fabulous videos. They are full of interesting facts and great insights, loved the steam train journey. It would be great if you could do something about the spa and the orchestra, and the very historical musical past of Scarborough . If you ever get time to come to France please do come and say hello to us in Normandy France. Keep making your brilliant programs and we look forward to seeing your videos. Kind regards
Thank you, Simon! Glad you’re enjoying them! 👍🏼