She has written some interesting and entertaining books about her work. Very readable with some hilarious moments alongside some very touching stories.
I wasn’t expecting to be moved to tears by this... I enjoy these historical investigations but this team are so incredibly talented to bring such humanity and turn ‘old bones’ back into real people, families, and saddest of all that this kind of hate crime still goes on in such numbers in so many parts of the world. Fantastic series, I hope they bring it back again
WOW... its my day off (work 13 hr shifts as a hospital nurse) tired of normal tv and news. I enjoy TH-cam as an alternative. This video looked interesting.. so I watched it. Before I knew it I was writing notes to research things like Balkan War Crimes,1190-1290ngland history... etc. 3/4 way through, I was in aww at what they found. Thank you ladies (and DNA guy). You are awesome.
Lol answers make more questions if you have a curious mind LOL been there. My search histories would confuse normal people but I am pretty naormal. I um ... think
"Opening wounds that people now have to address" is a realistic view. It's important to also realize that, until those wounds are addressed, healing would be difficult to impossible. By opening up the wounds, re-fracturing the bone as it were, you are permitting true healing to occur. Yes, it's painful, and likely that healing will be irregular &/or incomplete, but at least now they're working with a more complete picture. Heartbreaking, though necessary. Thank you for all the work that you do!
The people living in Norwich today may be descendants of the people living there at the time of the murders ... or not. Even if they are they're centuries removed from the event. However, I do think the conclusion is inescapable that these people died as the result of mob violence against Jews, and then thrown down a dry well. The disrespect shown to the bodies of the victims is a dead giveaway. Also telling that nobody from the Jewish community at the time recovered the bodies to give them a proper burial. Surely such an infamous act resulting in the deaths of an entire family comprising nearly 10% of Norwich's Jewish population would have been well known among them.
@einienj3281 all communities are built on lies.Communities often form around lies as is happening with black africans in the African diaspora making wild unsubstantiated claims.
Probably my favourite episode.of History Cold Case. It was such a powerful and emotional moment when she said "these are still skeletons, but these are now people." They have put a human face on the past and it's left us with an uncomfortable feeling that we must embrace if we're to accept our past for what it is.
I love the bit with all the experts involved came back to find out the truth. And how moved they all were. To see a group of people care so much about people who lived hundreds of years ago, kinda restores my faith in humanity. Brilliant program.
Brought tears to my eyes. For the people in the well and the reaction of the people working to find the true story. Compassion runs deep here and I admire them!
For me, this is one of the saddest episodes I've watched so far. Such a tragic end for these poor people. I can't even begin to imagine the amount of persecution & sadness they had to deal with at the hands of other people. Especially in the end. Very, very sad 😢
I’m so so glad they investigated. First to discover the bodies and then be haunted by curiosity and worry, thank goodness for those scientists who helped reveal the truth. How tragic and sad to think that racism and hatred has been around so long. It’s an excellent reminder to never forget our past and to always work towards a future of tolerance and acceptance. Thank you for offering this closure and understanding. Thank you for speaking for this family. Those children and adults needed people to hear their story.
You're not seriously suggesting that persecution on the basis of race /religion is some sort of new idea are you ? Sadly I think we all know better than that.
Professor Sue Black. She is an amazing person who has worked in Sariavo and Kosovo getting justice for the thousands murdered during those conflicts. I'm pretty sure she earned a damehood for all her hard work. She has written a few books and gives lectures and interviews that can be found on TH-cam.
She has seen things we can't even imagine in our nightmares. I hope she is able to deal with it and still remain humane. It would make the most jaded of us cynical and bitter.
Yes, I am not a Jew, I am a Christian, but antisemitism makes me feel physically sick..Jesus was both a Christian and a Jew..the two are not incompatible at all..dark times like the Holocaust must NEVER be repeated..Lest We Forget..my love and blessings to yourself and your family 😢
Funny that, because when I read about the harrying of the north, the battle of Towton, Watt Tyler on the gibbet after the peasants revolt, the people who died in the fire of London, the battle of the Somme (where my grandfather who I knew was shot) or the Normandy landings that my father was involved in, I don't feel the same sorrow. Funny that, perhaps we accept our lot in life and understand life is a struggle, sometimes defeats, sometimes victories.
This is so sad. The more I learn about humanity, the more disappointed I feel about our race. I wish I could say we are more evolved, but in 2024 with worldwide conflicts, I understand that many have not.
Interesting, but incredibly sad. It was nice to see the sympathy of the people at the end. Because even though this happened centuries ago.....there’s still an ache for these people.
@ Evy courtney, if you cannot feel pain of this small group of people, then you are not able to care about hundreds of thousands you are talking. Your comment is a hypocrite talk.
Isn't that amazing? Imagine the jobs today that were not possible 10 years ago! UX designer? Compositor? I mean, it's not like kids grow up dreaming of a career of...determining climate conditions in ancient logs. And the correlations made and conclusions that can be drawn. It is truly incredible thinking of the multitudes of disciplines and occupations that make the world go! lol
@636lover1 Schools are so focused on students passing the tests the government has decided they should that there’s little room for innovation. So true about interests changing. I also hated history in school, thought it a waste of time. A few years ago, also like you, I started watching myriad history videos, soaking in this fascinating subject.
What an excellent production. Thank you to every member of the team for telling a little known aspect of British history, and, finally, lending some dignity to the deaths of the people whose bones were found in the well.
This is equally fascinating as it is heartbreaking. History is often so painful and eye opening, We should always learn from our past and avoid our mistakes.
There not our mistakes, we didn't commit them ! It's the People of the Past who COMMITED these TRAGEDIES! However I feel the FUTURE IS JUST AS HATEFUL ,AND HORRIBLE AS THE PAST, AND THE EARTH WILL ONCE AGAIN SEE EVIL UNLEASHED UPON IT'S LANDS, AND BLOODSHED !🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘
@@stardustgirl2904 yes. But question isȘ would we blame it on the jews again? Just look how they are blamed about Palestine by the mainstream media. Yes, some of them are very-very rich..But we shoul just pay attention where the petrol is coming from..and who control the price of petrol..who gets the billions..who actualy control the price of our bread. Is it those few maybe hundreds of jews??? Or maybe is the petrol countries? !!!..Let„s us hope the future will not be just a repetition of past. Be safe !
I wish there were more of these episodes, I love them so much! We should all start a petition to the producers lol (haha, imagine that). I just wish they'd bring it back.
Incredible, that an old cemetery still rests right next to a modern mall, and the headstones remained unmolested and unvandalized. Absolutely amazing, in Great Britain, there's history everywhere.
Not only in Great Britain. They found recently a skeleton about only 1 meter deep under the walking pathstones in front of the cathedral in vienna, the Stefansdoom. Hundrets of poeple were steping on this skeleton day after day for hundrets of years.
Not Really. Julius Caesar visited so that's to millennium of. Burials. So If A Wells became poisonous.... They blamed the Semites, Ergo, They may have put them down the well for that reason. Remember Jesus went to the Jewish temple and overturn the tables of the money lenders....Remember the Bible: A lot of those stories R true.
@@isabellaaragon144 questions you were told that the closer they were to the physical Church the last time they might have to spend in purgatory.... The church charged extra to be buried in the church yard... Ergo someone very Christian and poor, Could Come back at night & Bury someone underneath the stone walkway.... And get away with it. Remember that person's now in Heaven!
@@starrchild7061 I was a Cromwell fan until her characters' behavior became so bizarre and the plots so arcane that I gave up on her. I wish she'd go back to the simplicity of her early novels. I've read a couple of Reich's books but I don't care for her writing style. (Yes, I'm very picky when it comes to "my" authors.)
@@jeanettewaverly2590 could you recommend any good authors of this genre that I might enjoy? I also find the subject of forensic anthropology really fascinating and I think the best authors on the subject are always the ones who are experts in the field
Why are we so morbidly attracted to these things? I am fascinated by the facial reconstruction which, as Prof Black says here, defines them as people raether than just skeletons.
i agree with you Jeanette Waverly........but i feel sad about the violence against Jews......but if you see the main part of the Old Testament in our Christian Bible actually shares the same things of the Jewish Religion.....and so is Islam.......i have a family friend who actually did research on all religious books.......and i also think that if you google on the first Monotheistic religion in the west (as in apart from Indian religions of Buddhism and Jainism), i think that the Jewish religion could be one of the few religions that believed in only "One God"........
I sincerely hope that at some point, all bone fragments and remains were allowed to be buried respectfully with a most solemn and high Jewish funeral service. Rest now, poor souls, and at last be at peace. You did not die unknown. We remember you.
@@samw8452 hope a memorial is in that Mall at the spot of the well letting modern public know they stand/shop on a spot where ethnic cleansing took place. The victims of greed/jealousy n religious hatred
I've walked over the site of the well many times. Everytime i always wonder what really happened that night. considering its probably the biggest mystery in Norwich's history, its almost universally unknown in Norfolk. Certainly, noone i've spoken to about it has ever heard of it, and nothing was made of it when the remains were found.
This is, so, so fascinating and made me sorrowful all at the same time... Hopefully, we can learn from these lessons and love ALL our BROTHERS and SISTERS... PEACE to ALL ! ❤
Many years ago, a party of people went on a mystery tour day out. On arrival at their mystery destination the tour guide gave a little talk, she asked the visitors to be considerate and polite to the locals they may meet, many of whom would have webbed hands and feet, and take extra care when taking photo's, as the indigenous population believed that a photo of themselves taken by a stranger, stole away their very soul. The guide then said, please be back to the rendezvous at the coach by 5 :15 pm , for the journey home, but do have nice day out and enjoy Norwich . On a serious note, my late wife and I , after moving to Norfolk often went to Norwich, and I do actually remember this tent being outside the Britain center, but had no idea of the reason, as nothing was publicly declared at the time.
As sad as this is, the current inhabitants of the town have nothing to do with what happened centuries ago by their ancestors. Very moving how they care for these people though.
This is exactly what we need to do. Remember that current populations are not their ancestors and that we are not responsible for crimes and horror from the past.
It breaks my heart to know the truth, but its also nice to know we can reflect now we can change, we all can learn from our past generations mistakes .
Unfortunately, the history that's being taught, teaches almost nothing of the horrific things that's happened in the past. And we are headed in that direction again. Theres genocide going on right now. And it's being ignored. I think every detail of the horrors of the past should be taught & shown to every kid in school. Kids are the future. And if they know nothing of the past, they can make the same mistakes all over again.
No. No we can’t. You think we’re just going to change? Only thing that’s going to change is the Jew grift is over. Nobody should ever feel bad for them again.
@@jbrobertson6052 What sense does your comment make? The sins of a few are vested on their contemporaries? With that logic does that mean all modern day Germans should die for the sins of the Nazis? Or aristocracy descendants should die because of their treatment of the Huguenots or that all policemen should suffer for the sins of their despicable counterparts whose actions cause the death of their victims? Throwing out all religions due to “X” subset of evil is inhumane and intellectually bankrupt.
Very heart breaking no matter in what manner they died and for what reason. Sad, so sad. I do find it very fascinating though how through modern science, we are able to solve so many of history's mysteries. I wonder if they might take those MtDNA samples and cross match them to available DNA samples through out the world and see if there are matches of descendants. Would be very interesting.
This was really interesting. It was also a very affecting story. At least these people know the truth and have an opportunity to process it all. That's important.
Nobody has to process this. They’re not guilty of anything. This trend of forcing Jewish guilt on people is really pathetic. I don’t care. Not my guilt. Not my shame.
They won't. They will end up in a cardboard box in some storage room. Just like so many other skeletons of earlier time periods. If you think about it, I don't think there are that many dead people of the past that are still resting in peace. Many of them got dig up, fondled around, bones cut open and not even burried again. Just stored in some random storebox...
I am sure the Jewish community in Norwich will be provided or will collect funds to give a proper burial according to the Jewish tradition. The Burial rights are very simple, and uncomplicated and since these are bones now there will be no sense of urgency.
Utterly fascinating. I know Norwich quite well, and its place in history but I wasn't aware of the Jewish persecution there. Thank you for a wonderful, if deeply sad, insight into their lives.
Because it wasn’t worth talking about and nobody cares or even probably knew. Persecution happened everywhere. Not just to Jews, I’m sure you could find some Irish there too.
A very moving episode. On a whim, I did a search for anything about a possible haunting of Chapelfield Mall, and there are a couple of clips of CCTV video published here on TH-cam of anomalous phenomena. They date to about the time these investigations were taking place.
Such an interesting documentary. Thank you for highlighting this case of people who appear to have been victims of antisemitism. I Really hope they were finally able to get the dignified burial that they deserved. Rest in Peace
I don't think that's likely unless the murderers were purposely aiming to be cruel. Granted, they burned people alive back then, but with at least the supposed belief that it might cleanse a cursed soul, and I've never heard of children being burned alive. Put it this way, if they did want to be so cruel as to force 17 people to die slowly in a heap at the bottom of a well, they would have had to want it MORE than getting rid of these people easily, because they would have struggled wildly and well holes were small.
The very thought of having been a mother or father incapacitated but alive to experience the terror and horror of accompanying so many children in their transition from life to death still takes my breath away!
In my work experience on crime scene investigation as a forensic psychologist criminologist behaviour studies, I have always been fascinated in forensic anthropology. When bones and graves are uncovered we all have the job of indemnify who what where how why to tell their story and then be able to give them the peace they deserve
It wasn't forced suicide because the children were on top which obviously means they went in last. I don't think a child could do that. The parents would had to throw them in and jump in after them.
They weren't committing suicide by well. There weren't kids chucking their parents in and jumping down on top of them. The family may have committed suicide, and then their bodies were tossed down the well by the townspeople.
The suggestion is that one member of the family slaughtered the others and put them down the well, then obviously there wouldn't be anyone left to put that person in the well - wonder what happened to that person? My personal feeling is that it probably wasn't a 'mercy' killing committed by a loved-one because the children were killed last - that means they had to watch the rest of the family die, which is horrific.
They would have died somewhere else together, thecwell was where the people who found the bodies dumped them. No Rabbi would throw the bodies down a well. They likely committed suicide with their Rabbi in their own home or hiding place before the mob got to them.
This was so sad, to find out that this was like an ethnic cleansing. It brings to mind all the persecution that the Jewish people have endured over thousands of years. I hear the echoes from history. This must never happen again... never again.
It was an ethnic cleansing and sadly this is still going on. Only the groups involved change (Jews,Muslims Christians African-Americans and on and on depending where and when the "cleansing " takes place.
you say they have been persecuted for thousands of years. So what about them persecuting Jesus? that is the top reason it happens/happened and if christians had played a part in the take down off another religions main "saviour" or "messiah" then christians would also be persecuted and heck they are today anyway with all this woke delusional unscientific nonsense.
There's just no tactful way to point out a messed-up but striking coincidence between a tragically sober documentary like this and a shock-comedy movie like 'Borat,' but here goes. --The song he sang in it? Um.....'Throw the Jew Down the Well'. So......did he make up a fictional racist anthem that just happened to be a real event hundreds of years old but not revealed until 5 years after his movie? Or was the practice of throwing Jews into wells already a documented, somewhat widespread atrocity that (somehow) this investigation team was unaware of? They did mention that Jews were accused of poisoning wells, so maybe that was the punishment some villages carried out? BTW Sacha Baron Cohen is a Cambridge-educated Jew who focused on Jewish history before acting and screenwriting, so if Jewish well murders were not just this isolated case, he would probably know about it. It's hard to imagine wanting to push comedy so far as to joke about something this horrific, but his craft is often about mocking evil and a lot of people have a hard time seeing it that way.
Yes very interesting. Also the well was dry. But also even though there could be history written in books, there is also word of mouth in families of things that happened in the past.
Nothing disrespectful in your request at all, and like others here definitely one for question! Truth be told, Historians knew of the prejudice against Jews before this episode. It's a long ... long history, really. And it is highly likely that reference had been made in other places over the years about events such as this. Considering Sacha's education, it is highly possible he'd seen the reference and used it. While not a huge fan of shock comics of his sort, you have to admit they are incredibly intelligent when you stop and actually pay attention to what they're saying!
@@trenae77 Definitely, and I personally think his comedy is smart AND hilarious. My cousin and I went to see Bruno in a packed theater, and we were scream-laughing so much, we missed some of the funny things and had to see it again. There were people walking out because they were so offended, and that just made it even funnier to us. Not to say comedy never offends me; there are some comics who "punch down" so they just come off as bullies (and usually not very funny, on comedic merit itself--I can overlook how "mean" something is if it's actually clever and original). Cohen's comedy is sheer perfection to me--he punches UP against the powerful, and brilliantly so.
"These times" are still with us and they will always be with us. They did not suddenly "start "and they are not suddenly going to "end". Alas human beings have always and will always have the capacity for cruelty.
This is nauseating. Let’s remember that this didn’t just start. Cave men were killing each other. You going to chastise their ancestors with platitudes?
I wish I could turn back time and become young again so I could have learned forensics and became a forensic analyst. Now I’m too old to even memorise simple tasks. 😔
This will continue to happen as long as there are people on this planet. It'll always be someone for their religious beliefs, skin color. gender, way of living, the way they dress, their culture etc ........... Any group that is different from another or is considered not worthy to exist. A sad situation.
Annabella dragonlady That's extremely simple minded. There is no way to stop it. The best solution is to teach basic morals of tolerance, humility, virtuousness, and respect etc. and keep the perps out of society and put the needs of society above that f the criminals.
The forensic anthologist only identified the ethnic background of 5 of the bodies. The rest he said were fairly common European DNA. 5 of the identified are believed to have come from the same family. Yet the majority of children in the well were of "generic European DNA" and not related. It is said that the family was thrown into the well at the same time; but what about the non-related children? This documentary didn't make it very clear as to when they went into the well. And.... there were known formal cemeteries of both populations in the area. So we know the circumstances of being "buried" in this well were specific to the individuals who were found in the well. Am wondering who besides myself has a.... hypothesis based on a certain understanding of history? (Thus why Lily W didn't answer the inquiries.)
Soz didn’t know people actually asked me what happened after??? Watching the show that says what happened? we threw some Jewish people down a well because we were arseholes it’s in the documentary I just already knew this before watching it, we also had a little revolt against the church and are the only city in England excommunicated by the pope because of it if u want more random history about Norwich pls just google it:)
It was probably done before the centre was built. It's very common, maybe even compulsory- most archaeologists working today do "commercial" digs like this; they are contracted by a company to make sure there is nothing of historical significance on the land they are planning to build upon.
As the traditional Jewish saying goes, may their memory be a blessing! The sentiment behind "rest in peace" is admirable, but Jewish people prefer the former saying.
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@@piltdownman2151 Nothing to do with her being Scottish, everything to do with her being an intelligent and compassionate human being of serious intelligence!
So you didn't learn at school that jews were deeply hated all over Europe? I thought everybody would know that...- No, it was not only Germany with its 20th century Holocaust.
@@isabellaaragon144 But no one ever wants to ask WHY they were hated. All we hear is "antisemitism, antisemitism, antisemitism!!!!" It's always "Jews were persecuted". The question NEVER asked is WHY throughout history, from biblical to historical sources, they were persecuted. THAT is the question that is forbidden to ask.
My first question was whether there had been a fire. In the US and Canada, there are vast plains areas, where a grass fire can be catastrophic to farms, homesteads, and even small towns. A prairie fire can sweep through miles and miles of grass and underbrush. Bodies have been found in wells following a fire event. People unable to escape ahead of the fire would go down a well in the hope of finding safety from the fire in the water. Sometimes they couldn't get back out and drowned. Other times, the fire got them anyway via smoke inhalation, oxygen deprivation, or simply because burning debris fell down the well on top of them. I wonder if the same sort of thing happened to these people.
I knew how this story was going to end before they even started their investigation... it’s the age old story for our people. Anti Semitism runs deep. And that drawing is incredibly anti Semitic!
Professor Black is an incredibly caring intelligent lady, her compassion and love of her job is second to none.
Love this site.
She has written some interesting and entertaining books about her work. Very readable with some hilarious moments alongside some very touching stories.
Shes amazing is prof dame sue black i love her and could listen to her knowledge for hours
I wasn’t expecting to be moved to tears by this... I enjoy these historical investigations but this team are so incredibly talented to bring such humanity and turn ‘old bones’ back into real people, families, and saddest of all that this kind of hate crime still goes on in such numbers in so many parts of the world. Fantastic series, I hope they bring it back again
It is brilliant. I am betting that there are plenty of historical burials they could investigate.
OH PLEASE ! HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW A RIVAL JEW FAMILY DID NOT DO THIS - TO GAIN POWER AND MORE MONEY!
@@MY-zx6lzSane mature wise people will disagree with your willful ignorance, prejudice, and nastiness and I say that as a non-Jew.
WOW... its my day off (work 13 hr shifts as a hospital nurse) tired of normal tv and news. I enjoy TH-cam as an alternative. This video looked interesting.. so I watched it. Before I knew it I was writing notes to research things like Balkan War Crimes,1190-1290ngland history... etc. 3/4 way through, I was in aww at what they found. Thank you ladies (and DNA guy). You are awesome.
13 hour shift RN here also… I love these stories too :). Hang in there sister 💕
Lol answers make more questions if you have a curious mind LOL been there. My search histories would confuse normal people but I am pretty naormal. I um ... think
"Opening wounds that people now have to address" is a realistic view. It's important to also realize that, until those wounds are addressed, healing would be difficult to impossible. By opening up the wounds, re-fracturing the bone as it were, you are permitting true healing to occur. Yes, it's painful, and likely that healing will be irregular &/or incomplete, but at least now they're working with a more complete picture. Heartbreaking, though necessary. Thank you for all the work that you do!
The people living in Norwich today may be descendants of the people living there at the time of the murders ... or not. Even if they are they're centuries removed from the event. However, I do think the conclusion is inescapable that these people died as the result of mob violence against Jews, and then thrown down a dry well. The disrespect shown to the bodies of the victims is a dead giveaway. Also telling that nobody from the Jewish community at the time recovered the bodies to give them a proper burial. Surely such an infamous act resulting in the deaths of an entire family comprising nearly 10% of Norwich's Jewish population would have been well known among them.
Communities built on lies do not survive. History is what it is, you can learn from it.
@einienj3281 all communities are built on lies.Communities often form around lies as is happening with black africans in the African diaspora making wild unsubstantiated claims.
Probably my favourite episode.of History Cold Case.
It was such a powerful and emotional moment when she said "these are still skeletons, but these are now people."
They have put a human face on the past and it's left us with an uncomfortable feeling that we must embrace if we're to accept our past for what it is.
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And if it's all a lie
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Why would it be a lie?
This is my favourite episode too it's so interesting!
I love the bit with all the experts involved came back to find out the truth. And how moved they all were. To see a group of people care so much about people who lived hundreds of years ago, kinda restores my faith in humanity. Brilliant program.
It’s nice to know that these people exist in the wake of today’s chaos, no?! It’s really inspiring to see someone handle themselves with true class.
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Brought tears to my eyes. For the people in the well and the reaction of the people working to find the true story. Compassion runs deep here and I admire them!
Some historians are truly the most compassionate and caring people. Not all but a lot truly just wonder and care bout these random people they find.
So earlobes is the key. I’m not Jewish and I do it have detached earlobes.
It's incredible to be able to learn about and grieve these people nearly 1000 years after their deaths.
For me, this is one of the saddest episodes I've watched so far. Such a tragic end for these poor people. I can't even begin to imagine the amount of persecution & sadness they had to deal with at the hands of other people. Especially in the end. Very, very sad 😢
That's true but they did get a proper burial in the end.
Thank you and your colleagues for being there for us
it's the kids for me. the fear they must have felt. so awful. :(
Sadly persecution of people still continues.😢
I’m so so glad they investigated. First to discover the bodies and then be haunted by curiosity and worry, thank goodness for those scientists who helped reveal the truth. How tragic and sad to think that racism and hatred has been around so long. It’s an excellent reminder to never forget our past and to always work towards a future of tolerance and acceptance.
Thank you for offering this closure and understanding. Thank you for speaking for this family. Those children and adults needed people to hear their story.
You're not seriously suggesting that persecution on the basis of race /religion is some sort of new idea are you ? Sadly I think we all know better than that.
@@elizabethsohler6516 she said it’s sad to think about not that it’s not known.. ✨🤷🏻♀️✨
Xenophobia is actually a very normal behaviour. It is up to us to restrain those feelings.
The woman with red hair has brains, compassion and professional experience. I can see that this really comes to play in a situation like this.
Professor Sue Black. She is an amazing person who has worked in Sariavo and Kosovo getting justice for the thousands murdered during those conflicts. I'm pretty sure she earned a damehood for all her hard work. She has written a few books and gives lectures and interviews that can be found on TH-cam.
She has seen things we can't even imagine in our nightmares. I hope she is able to deal with it and still remain humane. It would make the most jaded of us cynical and bitter.
Gotta have someone wit brains cant run an operation off looks alone!
@@freddie488 she also finds peadophiles by looking at photographs and identifies marks scars moles and birthmarks on their hands
@@freddie488 woooah what a woman!!
This is not the the first time I’ve watched this episode, and as an ashkenazi Jew with relatives lost to the holocaust, this episode had me in tears.
Why does the Talmud show such hate towards Jesus Christ?
Yes, I am not a Jew, I am a Christian, but antisemitism makes me feel physically sick..Jesus was both a Christian and a Jew..the two are not incompatible at all..dark times like the Holocaust must NEVER be repeated..Lest We Forget..my love and blessings to yourself and your family 😢
Funny that, because when I read about the harrying of the north, the battle of Towton, Watt Tyler on the gibbet after the peasants revolt, the people who died in the fire of London, the battle of the Somme (where my grandfather who I knew was shot) or the Normandy landings that my father was involved in, I don't feel the same sorrow. Funny that, perhaps we accept our lot in life and understand life is a struggle, sometimes defeats, sometimes victories.
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What you on about ?
This is so sad. The more I learn about humanity, the more disappointed I feel about our race. I wish I could say we are more evolved, but in 2024 with worldwide conflicts, I understand that many have not.
Interesting, but incredibly sad. It was nice to see the sympathy of the people at the end. Because even though this happened centuries ago.....there’s still an ache for these people.
WHY is there the sympathy for THESE people ? What about all the other millions massacred over the centuries and also today ??
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The video is about THESE people. It doesn't exclude empathy for anyone else, it's just sticking to what is relevant!
Evy Courtney give it a break with your whataboutism, take a breath and calm down
@ Evy courtney, if you cannot feel pain of this small group of people, then you are not able to care about hundreds of thousands you are talking. Your comment is a hypocrite talk.
@@victoriak8536 Oh Gosh, so well said.
Wow. That was a very moving video. I'm glad they got a proper burial in the end.
An expert in medieval health care. Wow! It just amazes me the careers I never even knew existed and what people decide specialize in.
Isn't that amazing? Imagine the jobs today that were not possible 10 years ago! UX designer? Compositor? I mean, it's not like kids grow up dreaming of a career of...determining climate conditions in ancient logs. And the correlations made and conclusions that can be drawn. It is truly incredible thinking of the multitudes of disciplines and occupations that make the world go! lol
@636lover1 Schools are so focused on students passing the tests the government has decided they should that there’s little room for innovation. So true about interests changing. I also hated history in school, thought it a waste of time. A few years ago, also like you, I started watching myriad history videos, soaking in this fascinating subject.
One can be an expert in more than one thing.
Academia is full of people in very niche expertise
What an excellent production. Thank you to every member of the team for telling a little known aspect of British history, and, finally, lending some dignity to the deaths of the people whose bones were found in the well.
This is equally fascinating as it is heartbreaking. History is often so painful and eye opening, We should always learn from our past and avoid our mistakes.
There not our mistakes, we didn't commit them ! It's the People of the Past who COMMITED these TRAGEDIES! However I feel the FUTURE IS JUST AS HATEFUL ,AND HORRIBLE AS THE PAST, AND THE EARTH WILL ONCE AGAIN SEE EVIL UNLEASHED UPON IT'S LANDS, AND BLOODSHED !🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘
And yet we dont so much of the time
@@stardustgirl2904 yes. But question isȘ would we blame it on the jews again? Just look how they are blamed about Palestine by the mainstream media. Yes, some of them are very-very rich..But we shoul just pay attention where the petrol is coming from..and who control the price of petrol..who gets the billions..who actualy control the price of our bread. Is it those few maybe hundreds of jews??? Or maybe is the petrol countries? !!!..Let„s us hope the future will not be just a repetition of past. Be safe !
Such a brilliant show need to bring it back again 👍👍👍
I wish there were more of these episodes, I love them so much! We should all start a petition to the producers lol (haha, imagine that). I just wish they'd bring it back.
Incredible, that an old cemetery still rests right next to a modern mall, and the headstones remained unmolested and unvandalized. Absolutely amazing, in Great Britain, there's history everywhere.
Not only in Great Britain. They found recently a skeleton about only 1 meter deep under the walking pathstones in front of the cathedral in vienna, the Stefansdoom. Hundrets of poeple were steping on this skeleton day after day for hundrets of years.
But..... Why build a mall right upon an old cemetery? Why disturb the dead? Couldnt they build it 300m away?! Smh....
Not Really.
Julius Caesar visited so that's to millennium of. Burials.
So If A Wells became poisonous....
They blamed the Semites,
Ergo,
They may have put them down the well for that reason.
Remember Jesus went to the Jewish temple and overturn the tables of the money lenders....Remember the Bible:
A lot of those stories R true.
@@isabellaaragon144
questions you were told that the closer they were to the physical Church the last time they might have to spend in purgatory....
The church charged extra to be buried in the church yard...
Ergo someone very Christian and poor,
Could
Come back at night
&
Bury someone underneath the stone walkway....
And get away with it. Remember that person's now in Heaven!
@@lianoxortaroudia450
The well is from like 700 years ago...
the church and cemetery from like three hundred years ago 400 years ago...
No matter how long ago, it's heart breaking.
Beautiful, moving episode. The compassion and respect shown for these persecuted souls moved me deeply.
This stuff is so interesting! I love forensic anthropology.
l think you would really enjoy books by Kathy Reich's or Patricia Cromwell
@@starrchild7061 I was a Cromwell fan until her characters' behavior became so bizarre and the plots so arcane that I gave up on her. I wish she'd go back to the simplicity of her early novels. I've read a couple of Reich's books but I don't care for her writing style. (Yes, I'm very picky when it comes to "my" authors.)
@@jeanettewaverly2590 could you recommend any good authors of this genre that I might enjoy? I also find the subject of forensic anthropology really fascinating and I think the best authors on the subject are always the ones who are experts in the field
Why are we so morbidly attracted to these things? I am fascinated by the facial reconstruction which, as Prof Black says here, defines them as people raether than just skeletons.
i agree with you Jeanette Waverly........but i feel sad about the violence against Jews......but if you see the main part of the Old Testament in our Christian Bible actually shares the same things of the Jewish Religion.....and so is Islam.......i have a family friend who actually did research on all religious books.......and i also think that if you google on the first Monotheistic religion in the west (as in apart from Indian religions of Buddhism and Jainism), i think that the Jewish religion could be one of the few religions that believed in only "One God"........
I sincerely hope that at some point, all bone fragments and remains were allowed to be buried respectfully with a most solemn and high Jewish funeral service. Rest now, poor souls, and at last be at peace. You did not die unknown. We remember you.
They were reburied in a Jewish ceremony in Norwich.
@@samw8452 Thank you. I'm SO glad to hear that.
@@samw8452 hope a memorial is in that Mall at the spot of the well letting modern public know they stand/shop on a spot where ethnic cleansing took place. The victims of greed/jealousy n religious hatred
Pfft@@Frugal_granny
Impressive edition of this series. Very emotional and fascinating.
I've walked over the site of the well many times. Everytime i always wonder what really happened that night. considering its probably the biggest mystery in Norwich's history, its almost universally unknown in Norfolk. Certainly, noone i've spoken to about it has ever heard of it, and nothing was made of it when the remains were found.
This is, so, so fascinating and made me sorrowful all at the same time... Hopefully, we can learn from these lessons and love ALL our BROTHERS and SISTERS... PEACE to ALL ! ❤
No. We can’t. We won’t. Not when one very specific group demands that the rules apply to everyone but them.
Fascinating! Forensics and anthropology... truly intriguing. Inspiring me to go back to college for these two subjects. Great work y'all do.
That’s awesome! I hope you get that degree!
Go for it !!🌷
These shows always make me wish life had been different. Forensic anthropology was always something that fascinated me.
I love this series so much. I’ve rewatched it many times, and I always think of this story.
Many years ago, a party of people went on a mystery tour day out. On arrival at their mystery destination the tour guide gave a little talk, she asked the visitors to be considerate and polite to the locals they may meet, many of whom would have webbed hands and feet, and take extra care when taking photo's, as the indigenous population believed that a photo of themselves taken by a stranger, stole away their very soul. The guide then said, please be back to the rendezvous at the coach by 5 :15 pm , for the journey home, but do have nice day out and enjoy Norwich . On a serious note, my late wife and I , after moving to Norfolk often went to Norwich, and I do actually remember this tent being outside the Britain center, but had no idea of the reason, as nothing was publicly declared at the time.
So sad and tragic. Forensic science and dedication will continue to open up so many historical mysteries. Great work!
This is an important story to be told and I’m glad it was done with such respect and gentleness.
Wow-that was one amazing and sad story-very well told.
As sad as this is, the current inhabitants of the town have nothing to do with what happened centuries ago by their ancestors. Very moving how they care for these people though.
This is exactly what we need to do. Remember that current populations are not their ancestors and that we are not responsible for crimes and horror from the past.
It breaks my heart to know the truth, but its also nice to know we can reflect now we can change, we all can learn from our past generations mistakes .
Unfortunately, the history that's being taught, teaches almost nothing of the horrific things that's happened in the past. And we are headed in that direction again. Theres genocide going on right now. And it's being ignored. I think every detail of the horrors of the past should be taught & shown to every kid in school. Kids are the future. And if they know nothing of the past, they can make the same mistakes all over again.
Norma Cunningham - why expect schools to inform? That’s also a vital responsibility of parents surely?
@@mandywalkden-brown7250 , Yes, parents should be teaching them also
Joe Ann Ojendras but we don’t
No. No we can’t. You think we’re just going to change? Only thing that’s going to change is the Jew grift is over. Nobody should ever feel bad for them again.
If only humanity would learn from such horrific things...
It's in our nature sadly.
If we get rid of religion we might learn
@@jbrobertson6052
What sense does your comment make? The sins of a few are vested on their contemporaries? With that logic does that mean all modern day Germans should die for the sins of the Nazis? Or aristocracy descendants should die because of their treatment of the Huguenots or that all policemen should suffer for the sins of their despicable counterparts whose actions cause the death of their victims?
Throwing out all religions due to “X” subset of evil is inhumane and intellectually bankrupt.
we will never learn, as a collective we are simply not intelligent enough, things like this will continue to hapen till end of days..
this is one of the most amazing stories i've ever seen/heard. i'm so grateful to you all for your hard work. thank you.
These can't be the only mass graves. I imagine there are many that haven't been discovered.
Just the only one in a well.
Very heart breaking no matter in what manner they died and for what reason. Sad, so sad. I do find it very fascinating though how through modern science, we are able to solve so many of history's mysteries. I wonder if they might take those MtDNA samples and cross match them to available DNA samples through out the world and see if there are matches of descendants. Would be very interesting.
I was thinking the same thing. If they were my ancestors, I would want to know and show respect to them.
What an interesting and informative programme! More please!
Absolutely amazing documentary! I hope those souls are now resting in a heavenly space. Sometimes science and faith do mix!
This was really interesting. It was also a very affecting story. At least these people know the truth and have an opportunity to process it all. That's important.
Hiatory is so incredibly important. Will we ever learn not to repeat it?....
Nobody has to process this. They’re not guilty of anything. This trend of forcing Jewish guilt on people is really pathetic. I don’t care. Not my guilt. Not my shame.
I absolutely love your channel. I can't get enough. Thank you. I re-watch your videos.
This series is most fascinating Thank you.
Sue blacks a remarkable character, so much to admire. Great to see a badass group of women owning it like these three.
I love what you guys do I would love to have more of these wonderful story’s of our past Thank you
This is a horrific story. May their memories be a blessing 💙
Their names are dust.
Huh?
@@cassandra5516 ignore the trolls, just because I cried watching this she told me to get a life.
@@sher8133 probably some angry old bat lol
Very sad. I hope they get decent burial now and hopefully they can finally Rest In Peace.
I don't think anything would help merest in peace if I was thrown head first into a well.
They won't. They will end up in a cardboard box in some storage room. Just like so many other skeletons of earlier time periods. If you think about it, I don't think there are that many dead people of the past that are still resting in peace. Many of them got dig up, fondled around, bones cut open and not even burried again. Just stored in some random storebox...
cardigan coysotium I've watched a few of these and this particular team actually do t-shirt them in cemetaries
I am sure the Jewish community in Norwich will be provided or will collect funds to give a proper burial according to the Jewish tradition. The Burial rights are very simple, and uncomplicated and since these are bones now there will be no sense of urgency.
Why , you dont think they were resting in peace , then ? The bones ? And if cremated or buried again, the BONES will feel more peaceful ? !!!
Utterly fascinating. I know Norwich quite well, and its place in history but I wasn't aware of the Jewish persecution there. Thank you for a wonderful, if deeply sad, insight into their lives.
Because it wasn’t worth talking about and nobody cares or even probably knew. Persecution happened everywhere. Not just to Jews, I’m sure you could find some Irish there too.
Most people are unaware of the short history of the Jews of medieval England.
😢 from what they explained, it sounds like jealousy, greedy people would start an attack on people who knew how to make money without hard labor
So many people in the comments seem to have missed the part about the well likely being dry when the people were put in it.
I wouldnt expect they would have used a working well for this. Clean water was too valuable...as horrific as that sounds
this is such a great show!
It's amazing that that archivist doesn't use gloves while handling that scroll. Isn't she concerned about skin oil, etc. getting on it and ruining it?
More research has shown that using gloves does more damage than clean hands
@@PennyWenny224 who'da'thunkit
I thought the same thing.
Also maybe dredging up some new plague.
Ooer
A very moving episode. On a whim, I did a search for anything about a possible haunting of Chapelfield Mall, and there are a couple of clips of CCTV video published here on TH-cam of anomalous phenomena. They date to about the time these investigations were taking place.
Such an interesting documentary. Thank you for highlighting this case of people who appear to have been victims of antisemitism. I Really hope they were finally able to get the dignified burial that they deserved. Rest in Peace
Appear to have been. Also antisemitism is a modern invention, so they were not victims of that.
What a tragic and very sad episode. These poor, poor people - my heart goes out to them all.
There needs to be another season of this show. So engrossing.
@@Arhimith yes. Another commentator said they were laid to rest in a Jewish cemetery.
Wish this program was still running first season awesome, this 1 im rewatching again hoping in time more seasons follow 😮❤
Horribly sad to think that they might have been still alive and having to die slowly in there...
I don't think that's likely unless the murderers were purposely aiming to be cruel. Granted, they burned people alive back then, but with at least the supposed belief that it might cleanse a cursed soul, and I've never heard of children being burned alive. Put it this way, if they did want to be so cruel as to force 17 people to die slowly in a heap at the bottom of a well, they would have had to want it MORE than getting rid of these people easily, because they would have struggled wildly and well holes were small.
Thats how most elderly and sick people die....nowadays....slowly ....and struggle to breathe
@@audreymuzingo933 There were children burned alive, all they had to do was ''confess'' and be over aged 7.
@@audreymuzingo933 aiming to be cruel is a huge part of history. They tortured people by the most heinous means. Even children.
The very thought of having been a mother or father incapacitated but alive to experience the terror and horror of accompanying so many children in their transition from life to death still takes my breath away!
Its amazing how a life gone for years can be seen with todays science technology and much more!!!
In my work experience on crime scene investigation as a forensic psychologist criminologist behaviour studies, I have always been fascinated in forensic anthropology. When bones and graves are uncovered we all have the job of indemnify who what where how why to tell their story and then be able to give them the peace they deserve
It wasn't forced suicide because the children were on top which obviously means they went in last. I don't think a child could do that. The parents would had to throw them in and jump in after them.
They weren't committing suicide by well. There weren't kids chucking their parents in and jumping down on top of them. The family may have committed suicide, and then their bodies were tossed down the well by the townspeople.
The kids went in last, they didn't have the blunt force trauma of the adults hitting the ground.
The suggestion is that one member of the family slaughtered the others and put them down the well, then obviously there wouldn't be anyone left to put that person in the well - wonder what happened to that person? My personal feeling is that it probably wasn't a 'mercy' killing committed by a loved-one because the children were killed last - that means they had to watch the rest of the family die, which is horrific.
They would have died somewhere else together, thecwell was where the people who found the bodies dumped them. No Rabbi would throw the bodies down a well. They likely committed suicide with their Rabbi in their own home or hiding place before the mob got to them.
True
There’s an unbelievable about of violence & death perpetrated in the name of religion, historically and presently. Tragic.
This was so sad, to find out that this was like an ethnic cleansing. It brings to mind all the persecution that the Jewish people have endured over thousands of years. I hear the echoes from history. This must never happen again... never again.
It was an ethnic cleansing and sadly this is still going on. Only the groups involved change (Jews,Muslims Christians African-Americans and on and on depending where and when the "cleansing " takes place.
you say they have been persecuted for thousands of years. So what about them persecuting Jesus? that is the top reason it happens/happened and if christians had played a part in the take down off another religions main "saviour" or "messiah" then christians would also be persecuted and heck they are today anyway with all this woke delusional unscientific nonsense.
Not just jewish people. African Americans, Romani Gypsies. Oh and now Palestinians
There's just no tactful way to point out a messed-up but striking coincidence between a tragically sober documentary like this and a shock-comedy movie like 'Borat,' but here goes. --The song he sang in it? Um.....'Throw the Jew Down the Well'. So......did he make up a fictional racist anthem that just happened to be a real event hundreds of years old but not revealed until 5 years after his movie? Or was the practice of throwing Jews into wells already a documented, somewhat widespread atrocity that (somehow) this investigation team was unaware of? They did mention that Jews were accused of poisoning wells, so maybe that was the punishment some villages carried out? BTW Sacha Baron Cohen is a Cambridge-educated Jew who focused on Jewish history before acting and screenwriting, so if Jewish well murders were not just this isolated case, he would probably know about it. It's hard to imagine wanting to push comedy so far as to joke about something this horrific, but his craft is often about mocking evil and a lot of people have a hard time seeing it that way.
This comment deserves more attention. Very interesting connection.
Yes very interesting. Also the well was dry. But also even though there could be history written in books, there is also word of mouth in families of things that happened in the past.
Nothing disrespectful in your request at all, and like others here definitely one for question! Truth be told, Historians knew of the prejudice against Jews before this episode. It's a long ... long history, really. And it is highly likely that reference had been made in other places over the years about events such as this. Considering Sacha's education, it is highly possible he'd seen the reference and used it. While not a huge fan of shock comics of his sort, you have to admit they are incredibly intelligent when you stop and actually pay attention to what they're saying!
@@trenae77 Definitely, and I personally think his comedy is smart AND hilarious. My cousin and I went to see Bruno in a packed theater, and we were scream-laughing so much, we missed some of the funny things and had to see it again. There were people walking out because they were so offended, and that just made it even funnier to us. Not to say comedy never offends me; there are some comics who "punch down" so they just come off as bullies (and usually not very funny, on comedic merit itself--I can overlook how "mean" something is if it's actually clever and original). Cohen's comedy is sheer perfection to me--he punches UP against the powerful, and brilliantly so.
Very well said.
I love Prof Sue! It's a great team!❤
Thank you for sharing. I wish these days we didn't get this kind of thing, let us try to never have these times come again.
"These times" are still with us and they will always be with us. They did not suddenly "start "and they are not suddenly going to "end". Alas human beings have always and will always have the capacity for cruelty.
This is nauseating. Let’s remember that this didn’t just start. Cave men were killing each other. You going to chastise their ancestors with platitudes?
Excellent coverage on this topic. Thank you for the upload..
Stunning research, extremely sad outcome
I wish I could turn back time and become young again so I could have learned forensics and became a forensic analyst. Now I’m too old to even memorise simple tasks. 😔
You and me both...i sure missed my calling. Chemistry came so naturally to me but i didnt have the discipline to pursue it
Same here..Didn't even know this was a possibility when I was a youngster..
why not look into the "world" of Massive Open Online Courses, I've done several in different subjects via Future Learn, they're free!
This will continue to happen as long as there are people on this planet. It'll always be someone for their religious beliefs, skin color. gender, way of living, the way they dress, their culture etc ........... Any group that is different from another or is considered not worthy to exist. A sad situation.
The only way to avoid this is through education and breaking free of long held beliefs
Annabella dragonlady That's extremely simple minded. There is no way to stop it. The best solution is to teach basic morals of tolerance, humility, virtuousness, and respect etc. and keep the perps out of society and put the needs of society above that f the criminals.
To be honest, there is typically no logic behind the mind of a killer
Now they are opressing unvaccinated. Let us see, how far you go. Just sayin'.
Gosh! I 've shopped in Norwich Castle Mall hundreds of times but now I will always remember those poor people whenever I go there😔
I'm from Norwich watching this about 5 mins from the sight it's strange to know exactly what happened on a "unsolved case" before this started
Lily W can you share the true story
@@recommendedmusic I guess not. What a tease!!
The forensic anthologist only identified the ethnic background of 5 of the bodies. The rest he said were fairly common European DNA. 5 of the identified are believed to have come from the same family. Yet the majority of children in the well were of "generic European DNA" and not related. It is said that the family was thrown into the well at the same time; but what about the non-related children? This documentary didn't make it very clear as to when they went into the well.
And.... there were known formal cemeteries of both populations in the area. So we know the circumstances of being "buried" in this well were specific to the individuals who were found in the well.
Am wondering who besides myself has a.... hypothesis based on a certain understanding of history? (Thus why Lily W didn't answer the inquiries.)
Soz didn’t know people actually asked me what happened after??? Watching the show that says what happened? we threw some Jewish people down a well because we were arseholes it’s in the documentary I just already knew this before watching it, we also had a little revolt against the church and are the only city in England excommunicated by the pope because of it if u want more random history about Norwich pls just google it:)
@@NNaadah please explain your hypothesis
Loved watching this series along with Meet the Ancestors. Gripping stuff.
How odd having an archaelogical dig in the middle of a busy shopping centre. Brilliant doc.
It was probably done before the centre was built. It's very common, maybe even compulsory- most archaeologists working today do "commercial" digs like this; they are contracted by a company to make sure there is nothing of historical significance on the land they are planning to build upon.
Heartbroken for these poor people in the well 😢
I don’t know how many of these I can watch. It’s so brutal.
what a great series.
As the traditional Jewish saying goes, may their memory be a blessing! The sentiment behind "rest in peace" is admirable, but Jewish people prefer the former saying.
elsa1942 .....as a Jew, that is certainly true
@@WyattRyeSway 💙
Ари Фёдорович ditto!
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And now they are, once more, in people's memories, and are no longer hated for being who and what they were.
Sue is fantastic...down to earth and caring, typically Scottish
And her bringing up the Bosnian killing grounds as a parallel is frightening.
@@piltdownman2151 Nothing to do with her being Scottish, everything to do with her being an intelligent and compassionate human being of serious intelligence!
She’s written two books, you might enjoy them too
You never met my grannie, did you?
56:26 - the moment you realize your school history books were not accurate...
So you didn't learn at school that jews were deeply hated all over Europe? I thought everybody would know that...- No, it was not only Germany with its 20th century Holocaust.
@@isabellaaragon144 But no one ever wants to ask WHY they were hated. All we hear is "antisemitism, antisemitism, antisemitism!!!!"
It's always "Jews were persecuted". The question NEVER asked is WHY throughout history, from biblical to historical sources, they were persecuted. THAT is the question that is forbidden to ask.
@@evanroberts2771 well said, my friend!
@G G At usery, when it was forbidden, yes. They were successful. And punished rightfully for it.
@@evanroberts2771 It’s very easy to persecute a people when they don’t fight back.
May their memories be a blessing
Broke my heart with the despair on the reveal.
I found the cats more upsetting than the people.
This is very interesting thanks for. Sharing this with us
When she revealed their faces, i instantly saw that they look almost identical. They had to have been father and child... so heartbreaking... 😭
Shema Israel...✡️
Requiem aeternun, dona eis, Domine. ✝️
@@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813 Yes I also saw a family resemblance
Thank you for this episode
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant
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Just disgusting and sad what human beings do to one another. What a horrible and painful suffering those poor people had. Ughhh 😢
At least it's worse what some do to non-human animals... at least humans have more of a chance to defend themselves...
thank you for sucha great video
Aaww... This had me in tears for many reasons. Thank You 💜
That is so sad Thankyou for discovering them and resting them at peace 💐💐
That is a case I would love to see if anymore information was brought to light after.
I'd seen this documentary many years ago, but watched it again as if for the first time.
My first question was whether there had been a fire. In the US and Canada, there are vast plains areas, where a grass fire can be catastrophic to farms, homesteads, and even small towns. A prairie fire can sweep through miles and miles of grass and underbrush. Bodies have been found in wells following a fire event. People unable to escape ahead of the fire would go down a well in the hope of finding safety from the fire in the water. Sometimes they couldn't get back out and drowned. Other times, the fire got them anyway via smoke inhalation, oxygen deprivation, or simply because burning debris fell down the well on top of them. I wonder if the same sort of thing happened to these people.
This well was empty though, there was no water when they went down.
I sure miss this show!! One of my all time favorites!!
I knew how this story was going to end before they even started their investigation... it’s the age old story for our people. Anti Semitism runs deep. And that drawing is incredibly anti Semitic!
I have searched so long for this again I'm so happy, for watching such a travesty again😊
It always makes me uncomfortable when I see people handling old documents without gloves on.
This was absolutely heartbreaking.
Why? Because Timmy fell down a well? Or because they’re of a certain religion?
Fascinating series. Shocking how cruel people can be. This sort of horror is still happening today.
Well done!