SOLVED: THE CASE OF ANITA COBBY part 1
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part 2: • SOLVED: THE HEARTBREAK...
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Something about the cows staying near her really sticks with me. It's like they didn't want leave her to be alone. So sad 😭
I know that got me too 😔😔
I had a dog who got injured in the pasture and the cows circled around her until we found her. I felt they were trying to protect her. Weird but sweet.
It’s incredibly ironic considering cows in the dairy farms are sent to slaughter houses where they have their throats brutally slit open for profit
Nah, they're just curious animals.
@@melodi996
Either way their curiosity got the farmers attention 👁 🐄 which led to finding the victim.
I love how the 13 year old boy ran to see what was going on and called the police and told his brother. True Hero🥺
@Ban Me Nots, I Want You To Remember yes but the 13 year old boy heard screams coming from outside when she was taken. the little boy immediately told his brother and called 911 and the big brother took off after the car that Anita was forced into but unfortunately lost the car.
Seriously so sweet and brave. I feel like other kids that age would be so scared and feel like they couldn’t do anything, even just having to call the police. What an angel. I hope all those kids don’t hold too much guilt because they really did do all that they could
I found it kind of comforting that these people heard the scream and rather than ignore it, or just call the police and leave it, they actually went out and tried to help. Classic aussies tbh
Right! Aussies and a lot of British people would do that. I’m British and I currently live in the US and truthfully Americans wouldn’t do that. Idk if they are scared that the perpetrator has a gun but they don’t really do anything apart from ignore or call 911. They wouldn’t make this much of an effort lol.
@@lauren9004 yes I'd suspect you're probably right and it has a lot to do with gun crime in the US. There, the first thing they are probably thinking is that "that perpetrator probably has a gun I need to stay safe" whereas in other places you might think "this person needs help" before you even consider there might be weapons involved. Although I believe this crime was before the gun ban laws existed in Australia. However, the 80s were also a very different time
@@A88-p5e Yea that's true
Especially the boy who first discovered her n tried to help was only 13 or 14? He ll def grow up to be a decent man 👍
@@A88-p5e I have never thought of it that way and your so right!! I live in a bad area and that would be my first thought. I hear gun shots atleast once a week. However I will say if I heard an actual assault I would just call the police
im so happy the bystander effect didnt take place the way it normally does. these people acted as fast as they could, wow
@Tinnelle 88 what does religion have anything to do with this
@Tinnelle 88 Are you kidding me? Why do people feel the need to bring religion into everything 😑
“Give Anitas killer a free operation (without anesthesia) “ who ever wrote that sign needs an award
This whole case is so heartbreaking but to me especially the fact that her husband must have been so happy that week in his mind he’s moving back in with the love of his life he’s going to start that life they dreamed of and then she’s just dead
I read a book a while ago on this case and her husband went through a lot. She was the love of life, and he changed his name due to the guilt and association it had, he got into drugs and then spent a long time hiding from knowing the details of the case. I think a few years ago, maybe 2013-2017, he changed his name back and has watched documentaries on it and learned about the case. The book is titled “Remembering Anita Cobby” and its fairly new book, from 2015?
reminds me of the story of a mom who was an escort and was killed after having a date with her first husband. he was so devastated 🥺🥺
That autopsy report was so horrific, I can’t imagine the fear and struggle that poor girl endured in her final moments. Makes me feel shaky and sick thinking about it 😔
And the guy who heard the scream tortured me too 😢 It hurts to think things might have been different if someone had caught them
The first time I found this case I couldn’t sleep after. It was just so brutal and violent, and my mind couldn’t even imagine it. After research, I found out that she fought until the end; she had a lot of injuries that showed that even till the last second, she fought and fought. Poor girl and I hope she’s a better place now!
I think it’s pretty rude that they wouldn’t let her mom id her. Moms and dads are both capable and equally heartbroken by losing a daughter.
i agree, NOBODY should have to id their loved one, but someone has to do it, no matter who does it they will still be heartbroken from having to id a lost loved one. whoever thinks they can stomach it should do it, either way it’s so heartbreaking.
Right? She felt most capable so let her.
I agree but I don‘t think at all they meant to be rude. Especially at that time. They meant the opposite. To be “protective“ about it because she‘s a woman and mother and at that time they believed a woman/mother was more weakhearted when it comes to things like this..
@@saraspiano2 yes i agree, i was gonna say i don’t think they were trying to be rude, which i still don’t think they were trying to, but it’s just so heartbreaking that her dad who has probably never seen a dead body in his life, or at least not like that, had to see his own daughter like that as his possible first time seeing a dead body. but the mom sees hundreds of dead bodies and probably could process it mentally better than the dad, but again, NOBODY should have had to seen her like that, these things should never happen but they do :(
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, she's Anita's parent not the police and that's not only rude but also disrespectful.
those defense wounds.. she fought like hell. i’m so sorry.
Another thing worth mentioning is apparently the night that Anita Cobby was murdered, Anita’s father woke up from a bad dream and looked out the window and saw “an evil pattern” in the sky and sensed something was wrong.
Her friend as well dreamt of her that night with Anita saying in her dreams “I’m dying, I’m dying”
Just breaks my heart.
its truly crazy how parents of victims always just know when something is wrong!
@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 dude what
I feel extremely bad for John she truly was the love of his life
@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 wait really? :( where did you get the info?
My cousins buried where she is and when we’re visiting her we also stop by Anita and talk to her. Such a sad case :(
That's so sweet of you, I'm sure your cousin would be proud too 💓
Most of my family are buried there and always visit Anita when I visit them!
Hearing the store of the dad buckling at the knees when identifying her broke me. 😭
There’s something extra heartbreaking about how close those people got to saving her that somehow makes this one even more painful...
This may sound weird but I think the cows huddling around her body helped her soul make a safe journey wherever souls go
Not weird, spiritual and lovely. 🙏🏼
@@leezlvontrapp
It’s incredibly ironic considering cows in the dairy farms are sent to slaughter houses where they have their throats brutally slit open for profit
@@ashleyashley9405 you’ve commented this on two separate comments, weird
@@ashleyashley9405 this was a lovely comment in a dark situation but way to ruin it
20:23 I'm sorry but something about police wearing those little 80s shorts with their hats had me laughing
I lost it 😂
I was about to comment this 😂
😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
it’s sad that I feel this way but just the fact that the police DIDN’T prosecute john based on his coerced confession is SO surprising.
Pls Contact me i want to help you something please
@@noumansaleem9563 what the hell lol
she said “unlike in America the police in Australia do their job” and im here for it bella! 😂😂💖
Somewhat😂
Yeah, except when they don't. Like the Lindy Chamberlain tragedy.
@@oggyboggy8692 Agreed.
No doubt you're also "there for it" the second you need help and dial 911. The overwhelming majority of cops do their jobs, and more importantly, would give their life for yours. And yet, y'all cop an entitled, superior attitude towards those who do a job you'd never do because you're afraid to. 🙄
@@krexoriginal get over yourself
If only the payphones weren't vandalised, if only there was a taxi around, if only the people that heard her screams managed to find her. So many if onlys. 💔
I’ve only started the video so idk if this fact is mentioned, but when the boy followed the car to the field with an adult, they saw an abandoned car on the side of the road by the field, which was the same model as the car that kidnapped Anita Cobby. The boy and adult didn’t see anyone around the car, they shone the torch onto the field and saw nothing, so they left. It turns out that the killers heard the car of the boy and adult pull up, and they all got on the floor and covered Anita’s mouth, they saw a torch shine onto the field and stayed hidden on the floor and saw the two people leave. If only the two people had shone their torches down further, they would have seen the killers hurting Anita Cobby and she may still be alive today 💔
It's so sad how many people really tried to help her and just didn't make it in time . RIP Anita ✨
god bless the people who ran out when they heard her screaming, and even drove around trying to find her, literally the young kids who rang the police, i think it’s so amazing that they reacted the way they did and i don’t think that would’ve been the same in a lot of different countries
Weird fact. But my mum grew up living next to the men’s house as a kid. My grandma never liked them and would not let my mother play outside because of them.
after I let that one sink in, i legit got the chills. Your grandma has an impeccable intuiton, bless that woman.
I am confused, which men's house? the one she was found at??
@@luisa830 Spoiler before part 2. The three brothers who murdered her. The Murphy Brothers. They lived in the house next to my mum.
@@Sarah-dh4gp omg for real?? That’s incredibly chilling to hear!! I wonder what people thought when they heard about this
weird facts: my mum knows the brother of one of the men, a family friend went to school with them and another family friend babysat the child of the woman who went to the police.
Bless all those people on Newton Road who tried to help her. Also those cows who stayed with Anita in the field 😭
I'm so impressed by everyone who jumped into action and tried to help out.
This happened 20 minutes from my hometown and people still talk about it to this day. My ex boyfriends mum went to high school with her. Very sad story.
It’s crazy how many ppl in the comments live by where she was abducted or know someone who knew her
It’s Australia, here we know everyone/everyone knows or knows someone who knows who you know. If that makes sense. Lol!
Most of Bella’s subscribers are Australian - it’s not that big and there are only a few big cities (Sydney being the biggest) where the majority of people live. I have family who live where Anita lived
@@EC-wg9el oh that’s right! Isn’t the majority of the continent uninhabited?
@@nicolegonzalez836485% of Australians live within 50km of the coast, 66% live in the state capitals
The specific part of the western suburbs she was from is pretty central out in western Sydney a lot of families live or have lived here at some point in time. Some of my family live are a 2 minute drive from where the murder took place and have lived there since the 70s
the fact that the police didn’t stop at the husband was really great. glad they did their job the way they always should. the way the search was done made me really happy, knowing they tried as hard as they could to find her
ugh, that boy's brother and all those other people that went to try to chase down the car and called police breaks my heart. So many people made attempts to help. That's very heroic of them.
i feel so bad for people who find the bodies that’s so traumatizing and they weren’t even looking for the body. bless them
Pleeeeaaase can you do the Alexia Daval’s case. Witch take place here in France in 2017 !!!! I think you will be very interested
yessss ! i can provide help with translation if needed :)
Yeah me too
@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 so unnecessary 😒
As a mother I can’t imagine never being able to find my child. Never having that closure. Always wondering. That’s my biggest fear.
You should cover the case about that French father who killed his entire family and then vanished and hasn’t been seen since! It was on an episode of unsolved mysteries and seriously creeped me out
what is the case called?
@@myarose90 I believe it's the Dupont de Ligonnès case.
yes omggg😭 i watched it on netflix 😭 that story is so sad and frustrating
Monica's Purple Door yess
Yes please!!!!
I remember when I was little when we first got the internet my mum read the wiki page about poor Anita to me, I was so young but my mum wanted to educate me about it, it’s something that’s always stuck with me, those monsters who did those terrible things to her need to rot in hell. She was beautiful!
Can confirm that Blacktown is 100% still a scary place, wouldn’t catch me walking alone there even during the day 😬
That’s a bit dramatic. You’re probably from the Northern suburbs if you’re that fragile
HAHAHA FACTS AND EVERYONE IN SYDNEY KNOWS ITS DODGY
@@jennylouise6885 nope, from the western ones
@@collateralbeautyproduction5795 I guess I just don’t find it scary then. I went to Blacktown every day for 18 years for school so I’m probably accustomed 😂 unfortunately it’s not safe for women to walk alone at night regardless off the suburb anyway
@@jennylouise6885 fair enough! Agreed, defs wouldn’t be walking alone anywhere
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yes!!! boost this
as in Noida, India?I'm born and raised in the US but I'm interested in cases in India
@@parnikajain3151 yes it's a Delhi UP based case involves murder of a minor girl named Aarushi and the family's house help named Hemraj
Unsolved and confusing to this day
@@rashirathore6460 yup I know Noida is in Uttar Pradesh. Maybe I’ll read up on this myself
@@parnikajain3151 A podcast named "Khooni the crimes of India" might be really helpful
Just reading might be confusing it's in thorough detail and the both women are lawyers and give the law background of the story too
Check it out!
it’s so sad to see so many people willing to help her but not being able to :(
I have been waiting for this!! My mum used to work with her at Sydney hospital yearssss ago!
I always fall asleep during Bella’s videos, not because they’re boring tho. Putting these true crime videos on and taking a nap is supreme.
Weird. Nothing about True Crime lulls me to sleep
@@aqua_finessa6030 I guess it sounds bad, but I find it prime material to fall asleep to 😅
I thought I was the only one
It’s not the content so much as it’s the fact that Bella’s voice is like taking a sedative. I have to work while I listen or plan to take a nap and rewatch the video at least twice because within a couple minutes I am asleep. I’m not complaining though, I have a very hard time falling asleep so her videos are informative and well done while I’m working and saves me from taking a pill to get to sleep at night. Win-win! Also, her bubbly personality always makes me smile. I actually watch all of her sponsors because her goofy personality comes out and cracks me up! Don’t get to see much of that once she gets into the heavy content of that day’s video.
Keep up the great work Bella! You are doing a phenomenal job.
@@aqua_finessa6030 honestly !😂 I’d definitely have nightmares.
This is one of the more heartbreaking cases out there.
this actually happened where my parents grew up, and where i live a lot of the time, i’ve actually been to the fielded area where her death took place and her body was found. the area all pay respects to her especially on the anniversary of when she was found.
the whole situation is disgusting and i’m glad that her murderers are never getting out
You make these cases (and the victims) come to life. Poor, poor Anita. I have great admiration for all of the people who tried to find the car that night. They were so close to saving her...it's very, very sad!
This crime story has always broken my heart. When I learned that her body was so brutalised that they had to take her ring to her parents to be identified... that detail has always stuck with me. I’ve also read that the police officers were so horrified by how they found her and what had been done to her, that many officers were actually crying at the crime scene. It’s just such a tragic and horrific piece of history. So absolutely heartbreaking.
This story is so sad. This girl deserved such a great long life and it breaks my heart that she didn’t. I am also so saddened by everything her husband had to go through after her murder. Not only was he unable to officially become her partner again but he was so crippled by her murder that he took drugs, drank, and was in horrible place. Losing someone who you love like that is earth shattering and I can’t even begin to imagine his pain💔
it truly is amazing that the brother attempted to save her, as opposed to just ignoring the entire thing. what a good guy
Ladies, don't walk home alone at night. It's sad I have to say that. I wish it was safe but it is not.
I agree. I live in the UK, in winter it's dark from 3pm onwards, I never leave the house in the afternoon/evening
Men, don't rape and kill women walking home at night.
@@rakayabarre9528 that's not sustainable and you should not have to limit your day until 3pm. Stranger rapes are rare, most are perpetuated by people you know or dates, sadly.
@Ban Me Nots, I Want You To Remember 100%
Or Australia could allow proper self defence laws and allow us to carry something to protect ourselves 🤷♀️.
Screw living in cold America. I want a mango tree in my yard 😭
Same sentiments from me here in the UK 😫😫
Yep, it’s hot here is Aus.
Guess I'm not settling there then
SAME
Try Scotland
My pop was a police prosecutor and was on this case! So so heartbreaking. Wet and wild is now like right next to where she was murdered and every time I go past I feel so sad for her.
wait a second, they did great police work in a case like this ?? That's unusual,but we stan.
I think it was kinda disgusting how the radio guy thought he had any right to read the autopsy report to the public. I don't care what his intentions were, he had no consideration for the victim's family. Like imagine being the parent's... they had to listen to what happened to their daughter on the radio at the same time that the rest of the people in the area did. Truly outrageous.
Yep, that's John Laws thru and thru.
The way you storytell is super! It's strangely relaxing while also being super informative and respectful of the victims. I really appreciate the work you put into Mystery Mondays!
Quite impressed that the police actually did their job, which is a sad thing to be impressed by. If this were the States, John would either be still in jail or he would be the star of a Netflix blockbuster about wrongful convictions.
Pretty accurate.
That couldn’t be farther from the truth. You believe to much what the media tells you.
@@ciarat7282 Oi it is the truth, if that's what the media says then that's what they say. You clearly know nothing about what happened because you weren't there so shut your mouth and get lost.
@@ciarat7282 shut up, it is the truth and same with the media. Now get lost.
@@ciarat7282 it is the truth and stop assuming that the media is all lies.
Am I the only one who thought it was so cute that the cows were huddled over the body🥺💖
there’s so many johns to keep track of 😭
I just realized there's more than one john I was so confused💀
That's what I've been thinking. Most of the cases I've watched on this channel, there is atleast 1 guy called John or Jon
Always Happy to see my favorites on youtube cover Anita’s story. I found her story like four years ago and you could hardly find anything about her on youtube now her story is all over and it makes me sooo happy. No one deserves what she went though.
Today does not feel like Monday does anyone else feel that way???
Quave Hip Hop yeah cos it’s already Tuesday here 😉
@@wendyk00 Haha
@@wendyk00 is that v in ur pfp??
@@Lezaaxxx yeah it is
This is one true crime case that has stuck with me. I remember watching one of those crime documentaries about this case when I was a kid (i didn’t know what it was about) and it scared me so bad that I ended up with a fear of strange men. Hope the guys rot.
I feel so sorry for John- no one should have to live with that guilt
also, blacktown is still not safe, it’s actually a bit worse now
The whole country s#@t actually
It gives me hope for humanity when I hear how those neighbors all called the police and even chased after the car after they heard the scream and saw the car. Those are good people
That story of how they met was kinda cute I can't lie
@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 true that's the only down part of how they met
I literally screamed FUCK when you said “that’s if for today” lol
Oh you wait until you hear the rest!!! Don’t google it, Bella will do a great job of telling the rest of the story. You will be absolutely horrified. I think every Aussie knows of the case, I was in high school in Tasmania and it’s all that was talked about.
@@jocelynohalloran3550 oh I am absolutely not looking it up!! It’s well worth the wait. I was wondering the whole video if all aussies (at least true crime fans) knew about this case. On my toes till tomorrow!
@@blackpearlyoga yes, we do all know of the case. Xx and I’m glad you won’t google it. For some reason when there’s a murder in Australia, it really hits home as we are known for being so laid back and friendly, these horrid people put our reputation to shame!
There is a part 2 haha i came from the part two video
My cousins little athletics coach was the Claremont serial killer ... so creepy but they all say it’s terrifying how nice he seemed to be
My Dad has literally gotten used to your Aussie accent around the house after I binge-watched all the murder mysteries over lockdown!!!! my fave x
don’t remember the last time a case made me cry but this one is just so heartbreaking
bella i don’t think i’ve ever seen ur hair this long
"It was a very 80"s fit, it was a MASSIVE VIBE!" ....YES! Love the description bella. she was so cool and so beautiful❤
Oh the privilege to be able to take a leisurely hour and a half walk each morning instead of needing to wake up before sunrise to get to the office.
I'm so jelly. Its to cold for that where I am.
Mystery Monday’s are my favorite!!! I love when the cases are solved
Side note: and this is NOT teasing -- the videos of cops wearing brightly colored shorts and t-shirts and normal cop-hats while tromping through the brush is just the most 80s Aussie thing I have ever seen and I'm HERE for it. The only bright spark in this very sad case.
Hey Bella, I just wanted to say thank you for all the hours of effort and research you must be putting into these videos and thank you for making them for us and telling these stories🖤
When you don't know anything about this case and do not know whether or not to feel bad for her boyfriend or slightly suspicious of him...
Don’t be suspicious, wait until you hear the rest. X
Bella’s not wearing any awesome earrings today👀
@SeeNoEvilHearNoEvil showing off her wild earrings is a part of her content. It is odd for her to not have any on, not even a repeat.
@@diablocell it isn’t “odd” 😂😂 she often says on more intense and upsetting cases she doesn’t wear them bc the focus should be on the victim.
@@alyssaharvey7471Huh? All of the content for this day of the week is intense, she still always wears silly earrings. Every single week. It's weird that she isn't, and it's immediately noticable.
This case is just so sad poor women was just trying to come home from the train station so sad that its still not safe to do so all these years on
hearing how much this effected her family and particularly john was absolutely devastating to hear, i can’t imagine enduring that kind of trauma
All these people trying to help her makes my heart happy.
I don’t want to discredit this video whatsoever but your hair looks so good
Those ppl who heard the screams and then know the out come must be broken. Also at the funeral my heart broke for her husband . 😔 This is so tragic
It does restore some of my faith in humanity though. You hear cases like LuluLemon and so many people heard her screaming and calling for someone to help her and they just decided they didn’t want anything to do with “their drama” and did nothing at all while that poor young woman was brutalized and murdered! I hear way too many cases where this happens and it blows me away that people are so self centered that they can’t even be bothered to call the police. You don’t even have to be involved past dialing 3 numbers and giving a the location, you can call it in anonymously! It always makes me feel just a little bit better to know that there are some decent human beings left out there. I pray that those poor boys weren’t too traumatized by the fact that they weren’t able to find her and save her. I hope they take some comfort in at least having tried and that they ultimately did the right the right thing even if it didn’t have the desired outcome.
I live in Sydney and Blacktown is still known as one of the most unsafe places around.
this happened really close to where my parents lived when they were teenagers. my dad lived about 300 metres from where she was attacked and says he can remember all the commotion happening. my mum’s family friend owned the farm where her body was discovered, said it was horrific when they found her. truly such a horrible, heinous crime
i cannot imagine the horror and trauma of having to identify the body of a loved one at a morgue
I heard about this case a while ago, its horrific what they did to Anita.
This poor girl and her poor family..I can’t imagine living through something like that as a parent.
This is the first case in a long time that’s made me cry :(
Cows are the purest animals. They were probably instinctively surrounding her to keep her safe from predators, like they would do if one of their herd was injured 🥺
It’s incredibly ironic considering cows in the dairy farms are sent to slaughter houses where they have their throats brutally slit open for profit
@@ashleyashley9405 how is that ironic. also why do you keep commenting that
So heartbreaking 💔 the description of how broken John became had me in tears. She was not only beautiful on the outside but inside as well as she was a nurse who helped so many.
This story is really heavy. I haven’t felt so emotional watching one of these in a long time
You’re killing us with part 1.... 😁 looking forward to see part 2! 🤗 You’re doing an amazing job!
My mum is very close friends with Anita’s sister in law Gaynor, i remember being told about this when I was younger
Very very sad 🥺
So sad that people heard and tried to help but weren’t able to find the assailant(s). I’m glad to see that people did jump into action right away tho!!!
bella the aesthetics in this video are on point. your hair, the plants, the background paintings, all of it 🥰😍
I’m crying my eyes out and I’m only half way through. The sadness on the fathers face and just imagining the amount of pain the family have been through. For what? For a psychopaths 5 minutes of fun?? A whole life taken 😢
This is the first time I cried during one of these. I’m devastated for the family.
that poor woman! people are truly monsters!
little not so fun fact but still to this day- when a new group is going through the NSW police academy, the crime photos from this case are shown and any person who walks out or can’t look at the screen, is cut from the program. this is how horrific the crime scene photos are.
Love Mystery Mondays! Stay safe everyone ❤️
The description of the funeral with John just broke my heart in two. I’m literally writing this with tears in my eyes 🥺
literally started sobbing when you said about John at the funeral
Happened 5 minutes from my house, my dad went to high school with one of the men that murdered her. Dad says this case still gives him nightmares
This case is so heartbreaking and disturbing! Bella, I was wondering if you could do a video on the Zahra Baker case? The murder occurred in my hometown but Zahra and her father were actually both Australian. It’s a super heart wrenching case, particularly because Zahra seemed to have been abused by her parents before she went missing and her remains were found. She had also had bone cancer which resulted in her losing her leg, and if I’m not mistaken, the remains were found because of her prosthetic leg. It’s a case that really impacted my hometown and my childhood, and the ten year anniversary passed in 2020. It was presumed solved, but I know there’s different theories floating around and I haven’t seen many youtubers do a video on this case. It also attracted worldwide media coverage so I’m sure there’s a lot of info out there about it! Love your videos!
literally my fav series on youtube EVER!!❤️
You know what's better than going for a walk in the morning going for a run in the morning it's a relaxing feeling