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Richard Attenborough's performance as Christie in the film 10 Rillington Place was chilling. One of the scariest performances I've seen.
Ĝreat film,very chilling
John hurt was excellent as Timothy Evans as well.
I need to watch it
I thought it was Anthony Hopkins
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Myra Hindley and Ian Brady should have been on the list
@Lauren Lewis Hindley tortured them with lit cigarettes. Carr wasn't involved.
I’ve never heard of them, I’ll look them up
Myra was complicit in the crimes and said something in court that proved it. The trial was stopped so it could be reported and it meant she should have been charged with a murder she wasn't on trial for. However, to charge her with the additional murder would mean restarting the trial which would have been costly to the public purse and they were confident she would be found guilty without the additional charge. She was as guilty as him.
@Lauren Lewis How would I know Carr wasn't involved? Because I've watched documentaries you obviously missed. She knew AFTER that Huntley had done it, and tried to help him get away with it. But she did nothing to the girls whatsoever.
@@barrymitchell6444have a word. Carr covered up the murders you birk.
They missed out Hindly and Brady.If what they did wasn't evil what is.
I was thinking that. They truly were beyond evil.
But interesting
Yes, And perhaps Fred & Rose West, or Dr Shipman.
First names that came to mind for me. Sub the pair for Cromwell and Thomas Beckett. Weird list really. Ian Huntley missing too.
@@deathbysnusnu515Well, it’s evil people rather than mere criminals, and Cromwell was a joyless puritan prick and an anti-Catholic who was responsible for an obscene amount of death and suffering in Ireland. Beckett was a really weird inclusion though.
My Grandfather was in the Police and was involved in the capture and conviction of Christie, so I’ve grown up hearing stories about him. A truly horrific individual
The man must have been made of steel , he had to be strong to go home unmoved by that case.
My grandfather inspected the gas lines in 10 Rillington place when the Christies were in residence. This was just after the war. He never saw John but he did see Ethel. Years later we watched the movie together and he recounted that the film was shot on location but it used another house in the street but that it seemed to his memory very accurate.
@@ashleywetherall Even after the horror and terror of the war, it must have been awful to have seen that. Your poor grandfather trying to earn a living then seeing the lair of a psychopath , not fair is it. Kind regards Martin.
@@martinotoole4097 Well as he told me no one knew back then. All the house's were in a bad state. After the war my grandfather was retraining as a plumber. This would have been before the Evans moved in. As I said He recons he never saw John Christie. He was there with the guy who was training him to inspect the gas as they were hoping to up grade many of the houses in the area with new boilers and better electricity .
@@ashleywetherall I hope he was unscathed by his apprenticeship in what was then a slum and now the most desirable location. Heroes come in all shapes and sizes and your Grandfather is one , God bless him, and God bless you. Kind regards Martin.
It's bizarre that they omit Harold Shipman, the Wests, Dennis Nilsen etc. & that they mix political figures in.
Weird list
Myra Hindley, Ian Brady, Fred and Rose West, Jimmy Saville, Mick Philpott, Harold Shipman… many more that should have been mentioned.
Like others I’m surprised the list didn’t include Dr Harold Shipman, Dennis Nielsen and Fred and Rose West.
Sutcliffe was evil personified, and he killed and tried to kill many more than he stood trial for just so he could pleasure himself over the dying bodies. Sadly, the list goes on and on.
No Harold Shipman? The biggest serial killer in history and they miss him off the list. What?
The biggest? Makes ya proud to be British.
Harold shipman Dr death killed over 200 people or denis nilson was a Scottish serial killer the muswell hill murderer interesting crime story the the Jeffrey dahmer of Britain
I need to look up shipman
Amanda another one worth checkinging out is the case of John Bokin Adams , a Dr who practiced in Eastbourne . He was alleged to have been a serial killer .
@@AMANDARAEUK HE was a strange one! He wanted "control" everyone and everything ... he even chose his own time of dying ... mainly, it is alleged
An odd list , might be the result of a poll . The historical ones are coloured by perspective and there were some pretty evil recent ones left out . Fred and Rose West and Nielson the " Black Panther "being notable . It was interesting hearing your thoughts about the Ripper tour Amanda , he is the subject of many theories and villain in so many films . As he was never caught we can't even be sure he was British . A film 10 Rillington place with Richard Attenborough as Christie is truly chilling.
I need to check that out 👍🏻
I agree. This list would have been better sticking to either contemporary killers or historical villains. By mixing it up, it conflates two different types of 'evil' and it leaves too many out.
If the list had been kept to killers of the last century or so, Brady & Hindley, Burke & Hare, Fred and Rose West, Mary Cotton and Dr Harold Shipman should definitely have featured. If you're unfamiliar with any of them the cases are worth checking out, especially if you are interested in true crime stories and investigations.
If Tony Blair isn't on this I would be shocked !!!
I came to say he should be there!
I would question a few entries here. Even if Thomas Beckett were guilty of embezzlement, there are far more evil people out there. John did have a reputation for cruelty. But to be honest a heck of a lot of English kings were guilty of some nasty stuff, including the betrayal and murders of close family members, torture of political prisoners and plunging a nation into darkness. The worst thing about Moseley is not in what he did, but what he could have done if permitted. Can we call him evil based on his potential? I don’t know. He was politically dangerous, but I’m not sure if that makes him evil.
But how we can have Thomas Becket, Oliver Cromwell and Oswald Mosley on the list when they completely failed to put Dr Crippen, Harold Shipman or Jimmy Savile on there is a mystery to me!
And the West's, at least their house, where many of the bodies were concealed, was demolished to prevent it becoming a sick tourist attraction.
It was a rubbish list
There are some horrible people out there
@@AMANDARAEUK I suspect it was probably done more so as to stir up controversy and debate = more views etc.. which is getting very common on YT these days. In that narrow respect, it does not mean that the video serves no logical purpose... and, of course, it is no reflection on yourself. You should get plenty of views anyway!
Prithee, Grillo, no mention of "Thatcher". Some folk have short memories !!
Jack was never caught because he was either Royalty or someone else high up in society.
'Manhunt' is a great series.
Really interesting video. Lucy Worsley wrote a book (The art of the English murder) and did a video series on it called A very British murder. She talks about some pretty evil people. Someone else from history that is controversial is Lord Kitchener. He rose in the ranks of the British army in the late 19th century and became Secretary of State for War in WW1. During the Boer War however, according to Wikipedia, one historian "characterized Kitchener's conduct of the war as a "scorched earth policy", as his forces razed homesteads, poisoned wells and implemented concentration camps, as well as turned women and children into targets in the war." Over 26000 women and children died in concentration camps set up by the British during the war.
Yes, it is an excellent book and the subsequent video was enlightening. I am not sure that I would include some of the characters of the top team list that Amanda is reviewing.
It was said that one police officer who had seen everything and had a good few years under his belt interviewed Christie and he recalled that there was no remorse and he was the most evil man he had ever interveiwed.There is a film normally goes out early morning hours called 10 Rillington Place with Richard Attenborough he of the first Jurassic Park film, playing Christie.
His brother is David Attenborough he of the Animal specials
During the Cromwell years most sports were banned plus Xmas, easter and whitsuntide celebrations (mind you back then xmas celebrations started in november)
If you like a bit of crime drama, I’d recommend “Appropriate Adult”. It’s two part drama based on the book by the social worker who - as her first client - was assigned to be Fred West's 'appropriate adult'. - an 'appropriate adult' is someone who can be assigned to an arrested person of questionable abilities to ensure they are not left vulnerable during an investigation. Their duty is to the defendant, and as such may not inform the police of anything incriminating that the defendant may have told them. - in the case of Fred West, he started divulging stuff to her almost immediately. Dominic West plays Fred West. It’s absolutely chilling, especially during the interrogations scenes.
I’ll definitely have a look 👍🏻
The crimes that shook Sustralia is defo worth a watch.
The non inclusion of the Black Panther - Donald Nielson is a travesty. His murder of Lesley Whittle and brutality when committing robberies really make him deserving of a place on this list. There was a film made in 1977 called the black panther.
Did you know the original movie of 10 Rillington Place starring Richard Attenborough about Christie was actually filmed there ? Attenborough said the part was so dark that he could not go home straight away but had to walk around for a couple of hours, I`d recommend the film as a classic though.
I’ll have a look! 👍🏻
I'm suprised Burk and Hare were not mentioned.
Cromwell definitely did not want people to have more freedom of religion
the Christie case stopped the Death Penalty, because Timothy Evans was found to have not killed his wife but they left the child murder of the books, but we all know it was Christie. the original 10 Rillington place movie is well worth a watch
The judge in Timothy Evans' trial was so far out of line. In his summing up to the jury, he described Christie (who had been accurately accused by Evans of being the real murderer) as "a completely innocent man." It took many, many years for the government to admit that there had been a miscarriage of justice. In fact they first tried to claim that it was just coincidence that two unrelated men at the same address were using cords to strangle women and children. It was just coincidence that one guy was accused by the other of identical crimes which he was accused of.
Dyer was a 'baby farmer', someone who adopted the children of unmarried mothers and received money for their upkeep.
The belief is that she found she could not live on the money promised, so murdered the children, and her activities tended to be invisible, because the problem and the practice of baby-farming was invisible in Victorian times.
Her case did lead to some support for unwed mothers, but it relied upon church and rich people's charity, so little changed for decades.
It really depends on who ends on the list George Smith (Brides in the Bath), John Cooper (Pembrokeshire Serial killer) Peter Manuel (Scottish Serial killer ) John George Haig, Fred West, Mary Cotton, Graham Young, Kerin Patrick Kelly, Neville Heath, and Alfred Rouse ,ten more notorious names, some were executed, some were imprisoned,some were never caught, some of these names probably killed innocent people we don't even know, it's a fact there was a serial killer or maybe more than one loose during the Blitz 1940 to 1944 ,some claiming John Christie might have been one of these it was easy to hide a crime in a city littered with dead bodies from the bombing
Fair point 👍🏻
Sawney Bean. Leader of a Scottish Cannibal Clan that lived in a cave during the 16th centry. The clan is thought to have killed thousands of people. When the cave was found they discovered the macabre.
Oh wow I’ve never heard of them
That docu drama about Christie shown is well worth watching. It was on a regular UK tv channel, but I don't know which, so you can stream it. Hopefully the wiser viewers can direct you.
I'm surprised that John George Haig wasn't in the list.. Aka The Acid Bath Murder?
Most of these are 500-1000 years ago, we can't judge them by modern standards.
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Even though Timothy Evans was found to be innocent of the murder of his wife and child at Christie’s trial, it was until November 2004 that his sentence was quashed
my mother remembers when the yorkshire ripper was about, she said there was a number you could call to see if you could recognise hes voice. (that wasnt peter surcliffe tho it was the yorkshire ripper hoaxer, he was caught in the early 2000s). Oliver Cromwell was a tyrant, He didnt like the scottish, and im a direct ancestor of dr ewan cameron. He wanted to wipe the clan cameron out of existence, mainly because clan cameron were leading the jackobite army. If he succeeded I wouldnt be here today. If you want to know pure evil then look up Fred and rose west, What they did was dispicable. I still remember reading about there crimes in the paper
Fred and rose west are so terrifying most evil parents ever and worst
Hugh Dispencer was an ancestor of Couteney Cox. Some say that Edward II was executed by having red-hot pokers stuck up his arse. Or disembowement to use the more refined term.
Agree with the Richard Attenborough’s portrayal of John Christie, I had to watch the play from behind the sofa - and I was 42 at the time!
John Reginald Halliday Christie was a Special Constable based at Harrow Road Police Station “X” division, 325 Harrow Road, WW2. (Within walking distance of 10 Rillington Place). My father was a regular Police Constable at Harrow Road at that time. Christie on occasion visited my house with other Police colleagues to play cards with my father. My father told me as a baby I also sat on his lap, while he was there. A chilling and scary thought as no one knew what he was up to at the time. Even now in the latter years of my life, I still get cold shivers when I recall what my father told me. Even more so after watching Sir Richard Attenborough’s film “10 Rillington Place” Christie was a totally evil man.
I grew up in West Yorkshire during The Yorkshire Rippers reign of terror. His crimes, the murders and attacks were another level of maniacal brutalism and disfigurement. I cannot tell you how badly West Yorkshire was gripped with fear during the dark & misty winter nights of the late 1970s. It was surreal, women and girls would not, could not walk alone even in familiar streets, dads and older brothers became ultra protective of their mums and sisters. The palpability of the fear was only matched by the ferocious anger once he was caught
I watched part 1 of Jack The Ripper starring Michael Caine, Lewis Collins, Armande Asante & Jane Seymour on Talking pics TV last night ( part 2 is on tonight at 9pm)
Watched it when it first came out, and again today. Pretty well made.
Ah thanks!
Jack the Ripper starring Michael Caine is well done, even if the Jack they chose was really not believable. I'd explain why, but it would be a spoiler.
Burke and Hare starring Simon Pegg and Andy Sirkus was also well done. The story is fascinating.
For crime dramas, i like Death in Paradise, Miss Scarlet and the Duke, and Sister Boniface Mysteries among the current shows. Also, Ripper Street, Inspector Lewis, Bates Motel, and of course Poirot.
I also like Father Brown.
In Victorian England if a woman working in domestic service fell pregnant she would simply be thrown into the street. Amelia Dyer would offer to adopt unwanted babies and find a home for them. For a fee. Instead she simply fed them heroin, wrap them in newspaper and throw them in the local canal.
If I'm not mistaken peter Sutcliffe went on hunger strike apparently he said got haunted by his victims
Interesting video Amanda TFS best wishes Phil from Shropshire 👍🎉❤
I remember the police knocking on our door a few times because of Peter Sutcliffe. The police took my dad away about three times to the police station for some tough questioning. My dad was a Geordie from Newcastle, he was a trucker, he had black hair and a black beard and we lived in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
He was going to be high on the list, but most men were. The police were so blinkered by prejudice that they couldn't see past it. It had to be a prostitute murder or it wasn't the Ripper. The vile dichotomy of innocent women against so called women of loose morals was the call of the day , by Police , in our lifetime. That said, it would have been no fun for your dad, but any photo fit pictures by surviving victims were just ignored. You and I could have done a better job from our armchairs.
You should watch 10 Rillington Place with Richard Attenborough as Christie and John Hurt as Evans.
Definitely a weird list, seemingly focusing more on political and power motives rather than personal and psychological motives. For a small country we certainly seem to have had a lot of killers. If you want to watch a series on killers I would suggest Britain's Most Evil Killers, for the most notorious evil doers, Killer In My Village for the more personal and local killers and if you liked them two World's Most Evil Killers for killers on a global scale. I think they are all done by the same production company so all have a similar style. So if you like the format of one, you're bound to like them all.
thank you so much! i will definitely check them out :)
I would put Harold Shipman and Brady/Hindley way ahead of some of these.
What about Saville or even Ian Watkins?
It was a rubbish list wasn’t it
Top 50 most dangerous UK prisoners serving whole life orders check that out it's a lot better
as evil as Peter Sutcliff was, even he refused to talk to Jimmy Savile when he was in Broadmoor.
Fred and Rose West, Brady and Hindley, Harold Shipman, Thompson and Vanables , Ian Huntley, Jimmy Savile. To say but a few
Brady and Hindley, Fred and Rose West should definitely be on this list, Harold Shipman too
Cromwell was most probably a decent leader but in those days you had to be ruthless also. They say Richard the third was the killer of a lot of people including the twins in the tower but it was better for Henry to kill the people to stop threats to him.
They weren’t twins, there was about three years between King Edward V/Prince Edward and his younger brother Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York.
Cromwell fully deserves his place on the list.
Young Edward and his brother eventually disappeared completely, which led to speculation that Richard III had arranged for their murder to make sure his claim to the throne was safe. But that’s not exactly what happened, the Missing Princes Project researchers say.
The story they tell is based on their study of medieval documents and physical artifacts found in the small remote village of Coldridge. It begins with a 1484 agreement between Elizabeth Woodville and Richard III , in which she and her surviving children (two daughters and a grown son, Thomas Grey) acknowledged the legitimacy of Richard’s kingship, in return for their full freedom and the new king’s protection.
theres alot more on it
@@MTW3095 Why? He was the greatest Englishman in history.
My old former friend Tommy was a friend of Sutcliffe.
Tommy was a mechanic and Sutcliffe used to get his vehicle serviced at the garage where tommy worked. As it was normally the last job of the day, tommy would often go out for after work drinks with Sutcliffe when he'd finished working on the vehicle.
Tommy then went to jail for raping kids in the late 2000's and I met him after his release. He got run out of my town by myself and a load of others when we found out what he'd done.
Of all the people who could have been friends, seems evil just knows evil when it sees it.
That’s disgusting. Glad he was ran out!
They should've added Matthew Hopkins... God, look him up!
just a piece of Trivia, King John was the king that gave Liverpool its town status so without him Liverpool would never existed and that goes for the music those four young men the first public railway also the first elevated railway using Electric power.
Literally checked the comments half way through to discover Ian Brady missed the list. How is that possible? the man was a 'famous' serial killer. Highly intelligent, even regarded by some of his school teachers as "ingenious " and yet completely insane.
I mean King John, Cromwell and the Archbishop are somehow worse than Brady? Really?
Cromwell took political power away from the King but ended up creating a more restrictive country. No Christmas no real fun.. But I would recommend you watching Horrible Histories they have some great sketches on this subject..
What do those woke cunts no about historical facts 😂😂😂
Imagine getting your history from Horrible Histories. This is why women weren't allowed any rights until recently lmfao
Ones that shook Britain is a good one to watch. You have to watch from the first episode though. They cover the most horrific things that happened to us over the years and it's a good way to learn about the really bad stuff that happened here
I also love true crime, the shocking case of mabel leyshon is a crazy but interesting story. Very gruesome I might add and it was featured on a show called killer in my village or murder in suburbia, the channel investigation discovery is brilliant for true crime
With the Yorkshire ripper when the police were desperately trying to catch him they began questioning anyone who matched the description of Sutcliffe in the area they assumed he was killing, they were wrong at the time but didn't know it at first, during this time my grandfather was questioned and cleared as he had features that resembled Peter Sutcliffe unfortunately for him. Great stroy to hear growing up though
You should read the Magna Carta. It is the bases of the English and those who have based their laws on the English system.
It should perhaps be remembered that Mosley got his start as a Labour MP.
MY TOP 10 EVIL BRITS
1. Jack the Ripper
2. Harold Shipman
3.Dennis Nilsen
4. Peter Sutcliffe (The Yorkshire Ripper)
5. Amelia Dyer
6. Fred and Rosemary West
7. Ian Brady and Myra Hindley
8. John Christie
9. Mary Ann Cotton (The Black Widow)
10. Henry VIII
Hi Amanda. You stretch it just a little saying Cromwell was even partly about freedom of religion. Protestantism was engaged in a war of survival against the Catholic Church. Since Henry VIII was excommunicated for establishing the Church of England and denying papal authority, that battle had been ongoing. The Huguenots from France had been arriving in England and Wales in family groups for many years, escaping the Catholic pogrom there; they still exist here as a community.
Drogheda was a deep sea port facing England which would have been vital to any French attack and Cromwell needed it for the skills of the many craftsmen needed to repair his ships without going back to England. Cromwell ordered the people be spared the normal treatment, Irish historians have a copy of the order. Multiple reports after the siege was successful showed that the craftsmen had been spirited away beforehand.
IMHO. Cromwell was first a great politician, that put him in a position to stiffen Parliament's backbone and do what had to be done with Charles I. From there he was able to form the New Model Army and become the great commander he was. Cromwell took the New Model Army and won the English Civil War with it. That preserved Protestantism in the whole of Europe and ultimately the United States.
the wrong person being punished - the other argument against the death sentence. It doesn't work is the other one.
The one thing that surprise me is that you were surprised by there being so many political figures in the list.
Robert Maudsley, so dangerous he’s kept in a Hannibal Lecturer style cell in Durham prison
Oh I need to look up why
And a cannibal
Peter Sutcliffe refused treatment for COVID-19, which is why he died
There is a British crime film about Christie, called "10 Rillington Place" in 1971 starring Richard Attenborough (brother of Sir David Attenborough who you will have heard of, I am sure). It is a good film despite the horrid subject matter.
Also another with Tim Roth who's portrayal of Reginald Christie was really good.
Nice one amanda .you could do a few more like this .plenty of nutters about ..richard attenborough played christie in the film and john hurt was in it❤❤
I need to look it up
Patrick mackay the psychopath serial killer born to kill
Peter Sutcliffe changed Britain. Jack the Ripper was 'active' for 4 months. Peter Sutcliffe was active from 1975 and wasn’t caught until 1981. - it’s actually believed that he may have started before 1981, and it’s also believed that a number of women were attacked by him prior to him being recognized as a serial killer.
Unlike Jack the Ripper, the Yorkshire Ripper happened in an era when newspapers were national and TV and Radio had been invented. Although his attacks were in the North, the fear spread throughout the country. While women in the north were truly terrified and would not go out after dark at all - except perhaps in numbers, around the country women some stayed home, not necessarily for fear of the Ripper, but the concept that people like him could be out there.
Pubs, clubs, restaurants around the country changed regulations so that female staff had to be provided with taxis home after a certain hour. Nurses and other women working shifts had to alter their habits.
If you get a chance to watch one of the more modern dramas about the case, you'll see that many of the police who worked on the case later came forward and criticized their bosses heavily. It was an extremely badly run case, with an idiot in charge and lots of sexist and pig-ignorant behaviour throughout the team. It is probably the worst bodged investigation of all time. And despite the huge resources and hours poured into it, they achieved nothing. - they could have, but the bosses shut down several lines of inquiry that would have led to Sutcliffe capture. Following different avenues of the inquiry, Sutcliffe was interviewed nine times without raising any particular suspicion. The inquiry completely failed.
Sutcliffe was arrested by two regular beat cops, who could have fouled things up too, arresting him with a sex worker, he asked if he could pee before they took him in. They allowed him to go - during which, he dropped the weapons he had been carrying. Only later did one of the cops decide to go back and check - and found them.
The bosses celebrated wildly taking credit for the arrest - a twisted situation between police and government meant the police were initially congratulated and praised. It was only later that people started to talk about failings. Police who had been on the team stayed quiet about many aspects of the bad police work for many years, some until retirement. In the history of British policing, it is one of their most awful failures, they also exposed themselves as horribly chauvinist and callous. It wasn’t until someone who was not a sex worker was killed that the investigation was taken properly series. That woman being described as an 'innocent victim'. It makes me shudder to think of how it was handled.
It was also complicated by a couple of 'taped confessions' that were fraudulently made by an idiot. The chief cop decided this was definitely the 'voice of the ripper' and refused to consider any suspect who did not have the Wearside accent on the tape. - thus eliminating everyone in the area of the killings.
Police were also told to ignore some remarkably similar and accurate police drawings that had been described by witnesses who had been attacked - but told by police that their attacker hadn’t been the Ripper.
Thank you for taking the time to share, I find it so interesting
There are a couple of movies and, I think, 1 tv programme about 10 Rillington place. May be worth a watch
Now you can add Lucy Letby,a nurse who murdered babies.
My top 10 would be:
10 Dennis Nilsen
09 Ian Huntley
08 Beverley Allitt
07 Harold Shipman
06 Mick Philpott
05 Thomas Hamilton (Dunblane Massacre)
04 Peter Sutcliffe
03 Jimmy Saville
02 Fred & Rose West
01 Myra Hindley & Ian Brady
I’ll have to check some of them out
Rolf harris 11 the horrifying Rochdale child grooming gang crime 12 Cyril Smith mp 13 the bulleye killer john Cooper 14 the acid bath murderer John haigh 15 the forgotten serial killer Trevor hardy 16the shocking true story of the Suffolk strangler 17'Britains youngest serial killer James fairweather 18 bbc documentary hells angels London 1973 19 the Canadian hells angel shot dead on a British motorway gery tobin 20 the range rover murders the Essex boys
That's an interesting and comprehensive list.
You also fought to mention Michael Ryan who went on a shooting rampage in the village of Hungerford.
@@chrisholland7367 there is so many others I could add, Mark Bridger, Levi Bellfield, Roy Whiting, Raoul Moat to name but a few
Look up about Fred and Rose West , Dr Harold Shipman , Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
One of my mates, his mum used to deliver the Yellow Pages to Fred and Rose West. Scary.
I would also put Robert Thompson & Jon Venables on that list. Maybe not as many kills, but just as bloody evil.
I really do not understand why Shipman was not included in the original video when you consider how many kills he was convicted of and how many others he was potentially involved in, and the position he was in was a position of trust from families.
@@caphowdy666Robert Thompson and John Venables should never of been free pure evil
@caphowdy666 I'm reading a book all about Shipman at present, delves into his childhood, and the estimate for total killings by him based on length of his medical career puts him as possibly the most prolific mass murder ever with a confirmed 218 victims but some estimates put the victim count as high as 600
@@Steve_Gee74 Yeah, I watched a video on him a few weeks ago and much like the book it really did delve into his back story, including his drug addiction and getting jobs as a doctor despite previously losing his job because of said drug addiction and writing fake prescriptions for himself. Shows you how the system failed and how many lives could have been saved had he not been allowed to continue to practice.
Mosley was a character in peaky blinders also I believe
Surprised they didn't add in Myra Hindley and Ian Brady!
I lived through the Yorkshire Ripper days. And all my neighbours in Manchester, lived in fear for years. Until he was caught.
And YES Robin Hood really existed in King Johns time.
Dennis Andrew Nilsen (The Muswell Hill Murderer) I can't remember how many he kill but it was enough to block the local drain system. The Fred and Rosemary West, around 12 murders. King Henry V - after taking many prisoners, had them murdered around 100.
I Forgot Cromwell was not about religious freedoms. In fact he banned Christmas Easter etc.
I'm a bit surprised Harold Shipman isn't in this video.
A few people mentioned him, I need to look up who he is
Love the tattoos.
The Richardson’s are worth watching they’re ran a torture gan, they was around when the krays was.
Thanks! 👍🏻
I'm from the same city as Peter Sutcliffe and the crossbow cannibal. It's not a good place. Also, Oswald Mosley was a great man despite all the slander.
There as been thousands of serial killers around the world some have killed more than others but Jack the Ripper will always be the most famous.
It's mainly politicians.........some things never change.......still a bunch of crooks.
Hi if you ever get a chance to watch 10 Rillington Place watch it, sir Richard Attenborough plays the main character and the brilliant John Hurt plays the second character, it was released in 1972 but still as atmospheric today and a must as you said you like that sort of thing and me too 😊
No mention of Harold Shipman.
Surprised any of the Tories aren't on this list
Very surprised that Ian Bradey & Myra Hindley, Jimmy Saville and Harold Shipman weren't on this list to be honest. Pure evil
In my opinion anyone who breaks the law is a bad person
Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
Plus Fred and Rosemary West should be on that list
Burke & Hare
Dr Harold Shipman
Fred and Rose West
Ian Brady / Myra Hindley,
Beverly Alitt,
Dennis Nilsen,
Kenneth Erskine,
Peter Bryan
To name but a few more to research
Far more sensible than some on that pathetic list!
How Fred and Rose West and Jimmy Savile are not on this list I will never understand.
I'm surprised Harold Shipman wasn't on that list
True or Colin Ireland the gay slayer
I agree that Brady & Hindley warranted a place on this list but surely Harold Shipman, Ian Huntley and Fred & Rose West deserved their places too. The historic abuses of power by nobility and royalty is meaningless as all royalty has been a litany such abuses although it has been much softer power in the last couple of hundred years, beyond that there was little to separate them in their badness.
Oliver Cromwell should be removed from the annuls of British History. Especially after what he did to the Irish.
I'm surprised that Alistair Crowley isn't on this list... If you've never heard his name Ozzy Osbourne featured him in his song Mr Crowley
They reckon Jack The Ripper was a Polish Immigrant called Aaron Kosminski.
Hugh de Spenser the Younger was one of my ancestors (alongside other Norman and British nobility) and I am really disappointed by how much important detail was left out.
I do not dispute his infamy regarding his treatment of commoners but they omitted to say how much of his infamy was more likely homophobia.
Hugh was gay and the former lover and favourite of King Edward II.
When Edward was deposed, his wife Isabella of France was outraged. Hugh fled for his life to France (where he too had relatives). He then entered into a period of piracy in the English Channel before being captured. Nine months later he was executed by drawing, hanging, emasculation and quartering.
Although he was vile towards commoners, I still cannot but feel some suspicion a lot of his infamy came from homophobic notions he was the "corruptor" of Edward II.
I believe (personal theory only, I cannot prove this is true) the Game of Thrones characters of Renly Baratheon and Loras Tyrell were loosely based upon, respectively, Edward and Hugh.
People being executed for crimes that that did not commit is why the death penalty is heinous punishment, and has no place in society.
Cromwell killed charles the 1st, rightly so because the king had total power, and was misusing it, but then cromwell a Puritan, wanted ultimate power as well. and he was nasty, so charles the 2nd came back, and thats how we have the monarchy today, no one side can have ultimate power, we have checks and balances, to stop what charles 1 did and cromwell. Cromwell wanted to ban singing, music, anything, he didnt want to be king but he wanted his Son to keep the power no not like a king.. i am simplifying this a lot
There is a film about christie . I think christie is played Richard Attenborough
A few things to watch Jack the ripper, 10 Rillington place,a is for acid stars Martin clunes of doc Martin fame,fred and Rose west I think there was a drama about them,now your back hasta la vista baby,see you again soon amanda
Thank you!