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Idk why but it breaks my heart that in the chippie when he's completely off his head and can't string a sentence together he still remembers to say please.
omg so true
And 'thank you' to the bus driver. That must've been drilled into him all his life, he sounded like he was responding to the chippie bloke like 'one _please'_ as though he was a mum asking 'one what..?' to a child, lmao.
Avid Fan Not literally, my arse is still firmly attached, but yeah it did actually make me laugh to hear him talking to the bloke like a frustrated child being denied a treat until he asked nicely enough while the guy is just like 'yeah okay fine, please, but one _what_ mate??' and both of them having no idea what the hell the other one's problem is.
Ania Sohail right 😢
That's being British for you. :)
6:11 I really didn't expect the CCTV footage to have sound...
Me neither, it made me jump! haha
Me neither! I think I've never saw one with sound
Same! It was really strange, sounded like music playing x
Personally I think Damien was for sure on something stronger than weed that night, possibly pills which he may have got in the pubs he was going into which would explain his odd behaviour on the CCTV. I also think Chris knows way more about Damien's drug use than he let on in the documentary, including that Damien was on drugs that night, had a much bigger drug habit than previously known and that this may have played some part in his death. He might be hiding that because he doesn't want to admit that he left his mate high and alone on the night he went missing.
I live in the US and if your parents raised you with any manners, you always say thank you when getting out of any public transportation. I even thank my Uber drivers lol 😂
I recently moved from London to the countryside and was weirded out by people saying thank you when they got off the bus. In London if you do that, people look at you as if you are strange, including the driver. I am extrmeely socially anxious and even making brief eye contact with someone else in a train carriage or on a bus is just not seen as normal or acceptable. I am a very polite, people-pleasing person to the point others say me beign uptight makes them uncomfortable so there is always this internal struggle in me whether to say thank you or not. I don't even lie saying hello or goddbye to anyone because I feel like I'm being arrogant enough to assume anyone cares if I'm there or not. Thanking your Uber driver is actually more of a typical thing to do because it is someone giving you a ride in his car (often in the front seat with one-on-one interaction) and thus in a far more i'ntimate' context than a bus driver in a large commercial vehicle who just stops and opens the doors barely noticing anyone geting on/off.
Hallie Rose same here from oregon
@@SobrietyandSolace I agree, in Korea locals dont say thank you.
I was so used to not saying thank you that I had culture shock living in the states.
So it is easy to spot a foreigner because they are polite... haha
It is a constant struggle between worrying about being seen as strange for saying it and being rude for not saying it XD
As someone who lives in the south east of England most people down here will thank a bus driver, I thought everyone did it 😂
Looks like he was in a acid loop, especially in the chips shop. Probably tried it on previous occasions but definitely seemed in a mental loop due to some drug use. Explains the paranoia aswell and for those of you saying it reminded you of a stroke patient. I am a nurse and it is very very rare for a 16 year old to suffer from a stroke like brain injury without cramps or loss of physical functions.
It always breaks my heart when I hear that the police have either screwed something up, haven’t done any real work, and/or either botch/slack the investigation. 😕
They left the tape in the vsr, and was later recorded over.
Thank you so much for covering this case Georgia. I think it's important that these older cases do not get forgotten. Another UK case that would be worth covering is that of Jerome Thomas who mysteriously vanished on New Years Day in 2001 in Wales. Again, thank you so much for your great work. ♥
I disagree about your thoughts abut the power of a drug dealer in this small community. Yes, it was a small community but that doesn’t mean that the guy didn’t wield power. Notice that the men in the drug community didn’t come forward until he was dead. So the fact there was a community says something. In addition, the police department doesn’t sound competent. How many murders do they really get and they lost ALL the evidence? They also didn’t investigate the “missing person” aspect of the crime until much later and even then, they were looking for the wrong person. It’s like the police didn’t want to get involved.
Just my opinion.
Deette Kearns i agree.... also, in smaller contained communities people are related, went to school with, play soccer at the same club, etc etc. and that makes for LOTS of covering up.
A lot of people are still scared of him. I know some people who knew him and they won’t talk about him or things that happened at this time. There is still a vale of silence around everything that happened here which is heartbreaking because somebody knows what happened.
I wonder if someone who worked for the police had a child , partner , sibling or themselves were in debt to the drug dealer. Even if the police person was a customer with no debt it could be the end of their career if their drug use got out . Maybe that police officer who was "death with" .
They could have tampered with the evidence.
I'm so happy you've covered this! This is from where I lived and my dad actually knew him! Let's educate people!
Cool
I live on the Isle of Wight. Many rumours about what happened
Canadian here - I ALWAYS say thank you (and get my kids to say thank you) when leaving the bus, but it seems about 80% of people here do the same. If it's really busy I notice more people don't even acknowledge the driver, but most people will yell it out even if getting of the back/side door :)
people in new zealand do it too. i thought it was very nice to acknowledge the driver
Canadian here, yeah I agreee. those are my experiences with transit here. Canadians are notorious for saying thank you and sorry for everything though
you have multiple exits on your buses there ? wild
emmy Yup!! One up front by the driver and one towards the middle/back
I always say thank you to the driver. I couldn't imagine not doing it but some bus drivers here in Dublin are incredibly rude.
FINALLY someone covered this case... I live on the Isle of Wight so I've been familiar with this case my whole life and its amazing to see it get wider coverage! Much love 💕
hello georgia, can you cover the case on the missing 43 of mexico. i feel like they aren't talked about enough...and also the case of Elliot Rodger aka the virgin killer.
p.s you look beautiful the whole bronze vibe!! much love
Yasss👏👏 for real Georgia needs to cover this!!!!👏👏
omg not elliot rodger can u imagine the shit shed get from the incels. its a recipe for disaster
Flash forward to now, there are two documentaries about the 43 on netflix. I only watched one. Fascinating but horrifying story. Seems quite clear that corrupt police and/or military in Mexico mass executed and incinerated them in the nearby military base crematorium. 'Enforced disappearances' are common in Mexico, apparently the Mexican government have been getting away with it because they can make claims that the disappeared were trouble makers, enemies of the state kinda' thing. When it happened to 43 children though, and there's documentary evidence that some were shot dead by police aside of those that were never found.. well that was different. I had no knowledge of this at all before I saw it on netflix. I have much appreciation for netflix educating me about important atrocities with some of its content, it's terrible that things like this are not widely known about though, and that privileged people in better off countries have the audacity to complain about being offended but don't seem to care about something like this because it's a different country.
I loved your bus comment! I moved to the UK from Poland almost 20 years ago and it was one of the first things I've noticed as it wasn't customary where I come from. Years later, while visiting relatives in Poland with my children, we used public transport quite often and said "thank you" every time we were leaving either a bus, or a tram. The drivers and other passengers were so shocked I couldn't help but laugh. Thankfully, it is changing, and more people start to show common courtesy these days. Anyway, great video, as always.
I just want to say. I've been following you for a while. You come off as such a sweet person and while I don't watch your makeup videos (I'm a guy), I love your true crime and mystery videos. You are good at this, not in the professional way of some TH-camrs and how they present things, but in a personable way that forces us to love you. You are so relatable and a joy to listen to and watch. Thank you for what you do. I've thought about making similar TH-cam videos one day, and would love to collaborate on one with you. Thanks for being you!
I really think Damien is just buried somewhere on the island. Surely the police didn't check EVERY part of the island?
As an American, I didn't know that Cider was an alcoholic drink until I visited London and tried to order it for my young son. Haha! I ended up have an extra one that day. 😁
Haha yeah in America it’s non alcoholic...the alcoholic kind is called “hard cider”
My pattern does not drink and we got married last year in the states. (From the uk) When the hotel found out, but new he did not drink they sent some cider to the hotel room...so much confusion 😂
@@TheBubblesandbuttons What is a pattern ?
@@jonathanspencer5884 she means partner
i was waiting for you or someone else to cover this as I live here on the island & grew up hearing about it, and it's such a popular case and one I hope gets solved one day!
I'm so glad that you covered this case, Georgia. I moved to the island a few years ago and somehow tripped over the documentary. My husband, who was born and raised on the island, hadn't heard of the case, but to be fair, he had left the country by that point. I was so incensed that the cops bungled this so badly and it was never solved. I feel awful for his family. I think the one punch theory holds a lot of weight. Growing up in a small rural community myself, I know how much power petty criminals can hold. If you put them into a city, they would be nothing, but in a small community they can be pretty powerful - big fish in a small pond scenario. I do hope that Damien's disappearance gets solved one day, but I think that's pretty unlikely, sadly.
I've never heard of this case! Let's get educated.
I live on the Isle of Wight and I am genuinely astonished that someone has covered this case! I'm very grateful and so would his family be for raising awareness. Thank you so much, and you told the case very well ! Xx
I’m American and I would always say thank you just because it seems like the right thing to do, unless I’m feeling too shy to say so :p but a lot of people don’t say thank you lol. This whole convo reminds me of the “thank the bus driver” meme 😂
omg same lol i was hoping someone commented about it
Thank you so much for covering this! I’ve lived on the Isle of Wight my whole life and this is a disappearance here that everyone wants solved 💗 xxx
In Latvia (small country in Northern Europe) we always say thank you to the bus driver too
littlemissfromlatvia We say “bye” in my country (Norway). Or nothing.
Latvia isn't a northern European country 🙄🙄🙄
Love that you've covered this case, I live on the Isle of Wight and i feel like this story is slowly being forgotten. I'm actually related to his friend Chris too!
Just a food for thought! I’m from quite a rural area and you would be surprised at the drug problem we have here, from what I’ve heard it’s common too. A lot of people turn to drugs as something to do, or social problems etc.ith such a tight knit community it’s more likely that people all know each other in some way so, and probably know someone in the police force that could be manipulated or perhaps leak something etc. So I can see it happening!! Great vid 💖x
Amie Phillips yeah I thought that may be the case! So similar to what happens back in my town, all ages and types of people
Here’s just a thought. Watching the video of Damien in the chippie reminds me of whenever parents are trying to get their children to say class. So, their child may say “one” referring to whatever they want, and then the parent responds with “one what?” In an attempt to get the child to say “one please.” I definitely think he was under the influence of something and was confused, big that was my first thought.
Same, I actually laughed when I heard it because it was so unexpected. He sounds like he thinks the chippie bloke is a mum trying to coax the word 'please' out of him, and when the chippie bloke keeps getting just as confused at the answer it's like some kind of bizarre feedback loop. I was surprised there weren't many more comments mentioning that, it really stood out to me =/
My family used to go to Cowes every year to visit family and I only heard about this case after BBC3 did the mini series on it. Really weird case, Cowes looked like such a lovely little place during the daytime but seems it had such a dark side to it!
I love your posts. When ever I return to YT, you are the first I go directly to see and hear what you are up to. I am never disappointed.
I’m so glad you have covered this story. I have a strong interest in the Damien Nettles case. You also do these videos great justice and cover them so well ❤️
I'm British and have never heard of this case! I should pay more attention, haha. Great video as always, hope Damien's family get closure some day x
I love your choker chain Georgia.i light up when I see you have uploaded a video ; ]
How do police lose evidence??? It boggles my mind!!!
Rtytanicj sammmmeeeeee!!!! Like seriously and it seems to happen all the freaking time!!!!!! I legit just don’t get it, and no one is ever held responsible!!!!
They left the tape in the player, and was later recorded over.
We always say bye and thanks to the bus drivers in Australia too, and when someone doesn't we get shocked. I also lived in Canada for 4 months and found that they all said thanks too! I love how it's an unspoken rule to be courteous and thankful to the bus driver :))
I’m from the United States and I say “thank you” every time I get off of a bus! I say thank you for every small gesture I am offered wether it be their job or not! People who were raised with proper respect often do! Great video Georgia! 😊
In Croatia people say Goodbye to the bus driver but not thank you..however I live in a touristic city and every person from England says thank you for everything you do...even the small irrelevant things and I find it so nice :)
This week marks the 15th anniversary of the disappearance/murder of 11 year old Heaven Lashea Ross in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The case remains unsolved, but there are some seriously fishy circumstances around the event. I’d love if you’d consider covering this case!
Here in Iowa USA people always say thank you to the bus driver. When they don’t it’s rare and rude.
We do (or used to) in England. I said it once to the driver and he said, "It's alright love, I was going this way anyway..."
It’s my favourite time of the week! Love these videos 😊
I rarely hear fellow Americans thank the driver unless it’s a night bus that isn’t super crowded. But as children, we were expected to always thank school bus drivers
I’ve never heard of this and I’m from the UK, and used to go to the Isle of Wight every year! Can’t wait to watch xx
I'm from the UK and have never heard of this!! Please do more British cases i find them so interesting and more relatable, love your channel xx
So happy 😁 to see your vid pop up!Its coffee ☕️ with my favorite mystery woman! You do a really great job.Always informative, thoughtful and very logical. I really enjoy your attention to detail too!❤️🇨🇦
Charisse Linnell-Morton yasssss 💖💖💖💖
totally agree!! god bless you georgia!! amazing videos!!
girllll your makeup looks so good in this!! also you deserve so much more recognition for the amount of effort you put into these videos!!
Australian here and I was brought up to always say thank you to the bus driver when we get off. It is just common courtesy! This case is very strange to me but thank you for it I really enjoyed it!
“Do weed” lmao aww that was really cute 😂😋
Why?? That’s a standard phrase!
Georgia Marie lol I’ve just never really heard anyone say they’re going to “do weed” like ppl will say they’re going to “do Coke” or “I do shrooms” etc. I hear ppl say “I smoke weed” or “I do dabs” maybe it’s an English thing either way it made me giggle
smokingcrack issaferthantidepods it's definitely a standard phrase in England
smokingcrack issaferthantidepods I was thinking this sane thing! She’s the sweetest! 💖
Georgia Marie maybe in England? Definitely not in the US. You do hard drugs, smoke weed, pop pills, but never have I heard “do weed”. You’re adorable! 💖
i am serbian american and i always thank you to any public transportation or any one at i know i always make sure to thank them this is such a sad case i see to much of there cases go unoticed keep your friends close and always keep your enemies closer if i see any thing unusual happen i call police first then wait until the time is right to ask others whom i trust and warn them to keep away from any danger blessed be i am going to be 58 years old in october and am very careful to whom i trust and do not trust i thank you so much for always keeping everyone out there alert about dangerous situations you or anyone to keep there eyes open listen for strange noises be with someone you trust babs
Glad you covered this case, id never heard of it (I'm Australian), but id just watched 60 Minutes do an 8-part (about 15 mins ea) doco on this...I learnt alot!!! Then I learnt a couple more things watching this video, so thank you!
I'm kind surprised I haven't seen you cover "dingo ate my baby" yet. It's such popular solved mystery with tonnes of twists, turns, false accusations and the lot.
I'm Canadian, Toronto to be exact. I always thank the bus driver. i'd say only thirty percent of people do it here. Some people think its really extra... but i think its rude to ignore anyone giving you a service
Can you cover the story of David Blake? He went missing from Kennesaw Mountain in Kennesaw Georgia, where I live. It's a very odd case and there's not much to it but I think with publicity that it doesn't have now, it could be solved. It's as if everyone around me has forgotten and even though I never knew David, I feel crushed that his family has no answers. He went to school down the road from me and we probably bumped into one another at the grocery store. His case just needs more coverage.
I hope you never stop doing these videos, ever!
Georgia thank you so much for uploading on this case. I don't see it often. But there was a BBC documentary on it. It has always intrigued and upset me. I just really really want to know what happened and why the town pretty much refuse to speak about it. x
Just what I needed on this awful day!!! Thank u georgia, amazing content as always xxx
i live on the Isle of Wight and my dad was the same age as Damien when he disappeared, it’s kind of scary to hear you talking about places i’ve been
I live in New Jersey, home of probably some of the meanest people in the country. Some people are nice enough to thank the bus driver. My college has our own buses to get to classes and I always say thank you because honestly those little words do make their day
Hi Georgia,
I am Canadian and always say thank you to a bus driver. Always have and always will.
We don’t say thank you specifically to every bus driver here on the US, but generally speaking many people may say thanks or tell them to have a good day just as a kindness.
Love your videos💙
Idk if it’s a thing in all of America Bc I live in like small town in an especially friendly state but we always thank the the bus driver before getting off
In Australia it’s pretty common to say thankyou getting off the bus. Not everyone does, but people do although they seem more likely to say thankyou when walking out of a store.
I’m in Chicago, public transit is such a massively used thing people see the bus driver as just another piece of the urban machine. Sometimes people say thank you and sometimes I do. Most of the times everyone is just in too much of a rush that they don’t care. Wamp wamp 🤷🏽♀️
Everyone goes out there to party in the summer, I live in Poole and I go over on the boat and its packed at the bars and pubs etc...there is a lot of drugs there and dealers, they hide their drugs in lobster pots out at sea, someone I know from the Isle of Wight is currently in prison because of it.
I have good knowledge on this case from years of studying it, watching and reading things on it, even read years worth of the Isle of Wight news archives as I was interested in reading about the exploits of some of the suspects, one of whom was a regular in the paper for his ridiculous shenanigans, as well as obviously reading on reports concerning Damien in the IoW news from that time through to today.
This is a very good video and you clearly have researched well, going to give some feedback based on some things I know or have read or heard:-
3:29 - It's true that Damien was said to have been asking about his sister in pubs. Possibly he was using this as a cover story for being in the pubs when he should not have been. However I have an awareness that Damien had actually been expecting his sister to be back for the weekend that weekend. I believe he had recently visited her at University and she had said she would be coming back that weekend, or a weekend soon (the weekend of his disappearance). I believe this was mentioned a little in the BBC documentary from two or three years ago, and I've read it on the Damien Nettles Facebook group I'm in (facebook.com/groups/damienrichardnettles/) or the page I follow (facebook.com/damiennettles/). One or the other.
8:57 - I don't recall ever having seen anything on a blue Ford Fiesta so good find there... unless, one account I'm aware of is that he had been seen trying car door handles outside the pub, and that a man had approached him and asked what he was doing. If that's the Ford Fiesta you're speaking about then I have read/heard about that.
10:12 - I had figured that when he was telling that guy "they're watching us", he was either referring to the CCTV in the street which was quite new at that time, or the police officers who apparently had been parked outside Yorkies. Apparently during the CCTV of Damien with the fellas inside Yorkies, a police car pulls up outside and one of the guys in the CCTV (the stocky one with crew cut and light coloured jacket as I recall) jokes about getting a lift to "the club" with the police. Also it has been said that two ladies got out of the police car when it pulled up outside.
10:12 - Speaking about dialogue in the Yorkies CCTV. A while back I listened to it closely. The sound is terrible and some '90s hardcore rave music is playing in the shop which makes it even more difficult, however I can confirm that I did hear the crew cut guy mention the police car when I watched it. You can just make it out. Only other thing I can really remember making out is that the guy with kinda' curtains hair and a fleece talking with Damien at the counter seemed to be talking to him about fish saying "that's cod, that is".. unless he was saying "that's odd". Anyway what I am sure I heard him say to Damien a little later is "you need to work on your communication skills". It's the clearest piece of dialogue in the CCTV for me. Damien had been seemingly incapable or properly conversing with the guy, so he says "you need to work on your communication skills", but seemingly in a nice kinda' jokey way, and then he leaves saying something along the lines of "have a nice night"/"see ya' later" something generic like that. When Damien is trying to order in the most (in)famous part of the CCTV, one thing he says is "I've got communication skills".. but he kinda' mumbles it, and gets it wrong because the guy had told him he needs to work on his communication skills, not that he has them. This isn't much significant I don't think, wasn't really anything in the CCTV that made the guys look that significant to me, but I think this just further reinforces just how inebriated Damien was.
15:50 - Yeah Nicky Mac is the guy I was on about actually, that is all over the IoW archives. The guy was a regular occurrence in the paper, doing stupid shit like one time hiding from the police in an allotment wearing a black curly haired wig, after they had chased him for something.. possibly for having a shotgun in his boot although that may have been a separate occurrence to the hiding in an allotment with a stupid wig. Violence and fights were the reason for every time he was in the paper except when he died and it was obituaries. Interestingly he had a relative called Katy.. if I recall correctly his sister, but maybe cousin. Anyway Katy was a rate good dancer and there's a local dance championship/cup named after her. The Katy McNamara cup. Just think it's interesting how she's got such a positive legacy and him such a negative one. And that other suspect Spencer.. well for one thing way younger than he looks, because when Nicky was in the paper for stupid petty crimes as a young adult in the 1980s Spencer was still a kid, in the paper for winning marathons. He was a long distance runner. Also in the paper for doing well in football. It's sad considering what he was upto ten years later.
16:00 - Nicky Mac died in September 2002 here is his online obituary (drugskill.wordpress.com/2002/09/21/nick-macnamara/). The comments make for an interesting read, seeing the perspective of the people who loved Nicky, and some of them perpetuating a feeling that Nicky was a victim himself in that he was corrupted by others, ruined by drugs I think one comment alludes to someone (unnamed) being responsible for Nicky's demise in the sense of being responsible for getting him back into drugs or stopping him getting clean or something, as it also appears that he was trying to get sober. Nicky's son actually served in Iraq.. or Afghanistan, which is interesting. Although he's followed in his father's footsteps in recent years having been in the IoW news for stupid crimes in relation to a drug addiction.
18:00 - Spencer was working in construction even back then I believe, and I had read somewhere a while back that there was a construction site that Spencer may have been working on that was active at the time of Damien's disappearance. Maybe the body was no longer where the source had known it to be by the time he spoke about it.
20:36 - Can't remember how I know this but Spencer has or had a relative working in the Cowes police force... I'm pretty sure. Again I think this is something I read that one of the locals had said.
21:22 - Some locals have said that police in Isle of Wight, particularly Cowes and particularly back then, were quite degenerate. Druggies, not to generalise, but that a fair few were, or were involved in other dirt. This alone could give the drug dealers a degree of power or influence. Also small community where some of the police were friends or relatives of the drug dealers. By the way Cowes is a notoriously rough area in Isle of Wight. Apparently people like Nicky Mac and his crew were quite abundant in certain areas of Cowes especially back then.
Good video anyway. It's good to see people talking about this case although it's been stalled for years now. No progress. It's frustrating.
@@joziroguszka2865 Cowes is in no way rough . I have been there a few times
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Awesome quality video as always. Keep up the great work and thank you for all the work you put into your videos. We, your fans, really do appreciate it!
here in nyc it is definitely NOT common for people thank the bus driver, there has actually been memes going around highlighting the fact that we need to start saying thank you. i always say thank you and usually the bus drivers just ignore me hahahaha
Jessica Castro yeah I'm on long island and it's definitely the same here. Everyone is so rude lol
And I thought we were rude in London 😂
@@lucythomasx seems the more south you go in the uk the less manners people have in public, up here in newcastle old ladies at the bus stop or on the bus tell you what they had for dinner the night previous 😂😂
Love your videos! I’ve been watching them for about 6 months now and I love the way you explain cases.
I’m American, and I always thank the school bus driver when I get off and say good morning when I get on but most people don’t, and I’ve never been on any other sort of bus so idk about that
Thanks for covering this! I've always been equal parts interested in and horrified by this case.
In regards to the thanking the bus driver, its definitely a thing in New Zealand as well
Well covered. I've been reading about this case for over a decade.
The only thing I would add is that on the IoW drugs and crime can be a problem in parts. Like a lot of seaside/retirement places, in contrast there is also a druggy undercurrent. Often to do with small communities and social problems linked with unemployment out of tourist season. I'm told the Isle of Man is the same.
Similar cases you could cover are Luke Durbin and Nicola Payne.
Video idea: the unsolved murder of crime watch presenter Jill Dando
I love your calming voice and you are So beautiful! Thank you for taking the time to research this and video it!! Well done
I live in Philadelphia in the US, and I would say people thank the bus driver when they get off about half the time.
i‘m obsessed with your channel!
Yay!! I love you and your videos. Your voice is so peaceful and soothing 💕
Omg so sorry to comment twice but I was offered a Nanny position on this Isle of White...I have been trying to figure out what to do?
I would like the police to start over in this case. I have seen a documentary on this case. I am going to go against the Nicky MacNamara theory.
The amount of mistakes that the police made are astronomical. I also have a different take on this young man’s behavior that evening.
I have wondered if we have missed the obvious in favor of rumors in this case.
Who is more likely to get away with a crime?A bored junkie who deals drugs on a very small Island or four Military men who have each other’s backs and don’t talk? I really believe that Nicky M was a small time punter who would have bragged about killing anyone to boost his ego.However the person or persons who did this have kept their mouths shut . If the small time drug dealer did this then the body would have been located. It’s not easy to burn a body and it would have had to be burning for days.Also,Nicky was well known to make people work off debts by dealing for him.This was something that he spoke about often.Also the individual who said that he saw him burning a sleeve asked for reward money.
I believe that he would have walked home through the park and I believe that he walked into a trap or someone who had seen him before. I just have noticed that people are very quick to rule out the four men in the shop?They don’t really have any reason to kill but it could be something as simple as they were amped up and didn’t like something he did or said at the chippy. It could have been something like they thought he was gay and bashed him. It’s just odd that they were never considered suspects.This body was well hidden which means that someone with a functioning mind or minds was able to do this. I don’t see how Nicky and his loudmouth friends could have covered up the crime properly?
Ps.We say thank you to the Bus drivers in Canada too!
Charisse Linnell-Morton wow!! Good luck girl, hope you Enjoy your Nanny position that's awesome. My dream job
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Thanks..I don’t know if I am going to go yet but I love the 🇬🇧 U.K and I would love to travel around Europe with my friends from FB!
I just wanted to tell you that it's Isle of Wight, not "White." A lot of people get really triggered here if you get it wrong. LOL
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Thanks for the proper spelling!😊😉
Yeah see this is what bugs me about Game of Thrones they get so much wrong - Wights come from south not north!@@englishsweetpea
I'm American and always thank the bus driver and every one providing a service for that matter. I live in a medium sized city and i hear others say it a lot. Whenever I go to bigger cities though I here it a lot less often.
22yrs is a long time for the friends and family 2 know npthin.Its a tiny place someone must know something.love u gurl💙
Drugs have always been a big problem on the island. It’s a strange place because on the surface it does seem like a peaceful place where nothing happens but when you dig deeper there is a small crime underworld operating.
Obsessed with your videos for almost a year now 💕
Damn did you get a new camera?? The quality is amazing 😍 first thing I noticed, okay back to the video now 😂
I swim in the Solent all the time and go to the isle of white most of the time the tide goes back and forth all the time so he would’ve been washed back up
I can’t speak for everyone in the United States, but in the places I’ve lived we always thank the bus driver
I'm from Ohio and this is 100% true. 🙌🏻
It happens here in SD 🌞
Please look into the creepy Joan Risch case..
No thanking the bus driver in Southern Europe, but you would generally jump off at the back of the bus and step in at the front. One would logically just greet the driver upon stepping in.
As a person who uses public transportation in the US, I also thank the drivers when I exit, and usually wish them a safe day. Most don't. Tends to be an over 35 thing where I live in Buffalo, NY.
I live in the US and I say hello to the bus driver when I get on and thank you when I get off. It's just the polite thing to do.
Wow, that's high-quality CCTV footage for 1996.
Amazing video again, Georgia! About the bus thing, I'm from England but am currently doing my year abroad in Germany and I can officially say nobody ever says thank you to the bus driver! Nobody can even get off the bus at the front here, there are only doors at the back which you can exit from. I feel so rude not saying thank you! Xx
I am from Slovenija. I feel awful now hearing about saying thabks to the bus driver. We do exit on the rear end of the bus and so you don't get to see the driver. I say hello sometimes upon entering when yoi have to validated the card.but the vast majority doesn't even look at the driver. And sometimes they also look away. It's wonderful that other nations say thank you. And thank you for sharing, I learnes something new. Great video as per usual. I like you calm way of explaining everything.
When hes in the restaurant saying "one please" over and over, i think hes trying to communicate "phone police" with out actually saying it.
Really well-informed account, thank you for making this video. I live on the Isle of Wight, my fiancè lived in Cowes his whole youth and as you can imagine there is plenty of rumours as to what happened to Damien. Hopefully one day he will be found.
i remember watching thebbc docu on this!!!! informative good vid as always. i find it a terrifying thought to be forgotten if you just straight up disappear/get murdered, so it’s good you make local cases more international as well :-)
Here in the southern part of the US a lot of people thank bus drivers, but not everyone, and only if you are getting off at the front door. Only REALLY friendly folks thank drivers from the back door - though people often wave as a stop gap. I've never really thought about it much, but yeah, I thank bus drivers
Great video as always! Love watching your videos :)
New subscriber here. It's very interesting to hear older/unknown cases like this one, especially the mysterious disappearances in the UK.
Bullet 285 the bbc iPlayer have a couple of episodes dedicated to this case. It’s interesting. I watched it a few months ago.
This case is so interesting and bizarre and you did great x
We always thank bus drivers here in Scotland too x
I’m Irish and we always say Thank you to bus drivers, we also say sorry constantly
This case has always fascinated me as it happened on the day I was born
I'm from Maine and it often seems like New England people consider the bus driver as just another part of the bus. I thank them, but that's how I was raised. I thank people who step into the elevator before me and just happen to push the button for my floor. To be fair, we have less public transit up here in Maine--it's not that big in the culture. Your videos are fantastic and you always bring something fresh and well-thought out to the cases.
I live in the US in the south and we say thank you for everything no matter what it is. Lol.
Knichol Yes! Me too. Just a part of growing up Southern. Lol!!
I'm from Wisconsin and a lot of Midwestern states are the same. I always say thankyou... I say Thank you to the security guards at stores... people in the isles who let me pass ...Lol everyone.