The Shocking & Twisted Case of Rhoda Willis
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The case of Rhoda Willis from early 20th Century Wales
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If Rhoda married a man with the last name Dent & she became a registered nurse, she’d be:
Rhoda Dent RN.
The fact that she said she killed the baby because "a sudden temptation came over me" shows that she was dealing with a severe problem, whether psychological or due to her head injury. This whole thing is so tragic.
I was thinking the head trauma must’ve damaged which ever part manages impulse control. (frontal lobe?)
I find it sad that when her first husband died, and she was still young with a young baby, she was not taken back into her father's household. By accounts he was of relatively good financial means and perhaps a position could have been found for her in one of the two hotels. With family support her story could have ended much differently.
Edit to correct a word.
Yes, clearly her family let her down. :(
My exact thought.
Perhaps she didn't want to go back, but things would have been different.
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Not necessarily.
She may not have wanted to go back. It seems she enjoyed drinking and going to bars, she shacked up with a man, she was also later living under an assumed name.
There is more to her story than we know...
@@abelis644 I believe that sums it up. It was alcoholism that took hold of her, possibly even before her first husband died; and it all was downhill from there.
@@abelis644 Great points! Our FIRST red flag is her hopping up and marrying probably the first guy who came along at age 15 and then moving away with him. With her background and for that time period, I would have expected her to have married someone closer to her family too.
This one was particularly sad for me. The willful killing of children hurts the heart; they are so vulnerable!
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That also gets to me 😩😫😢😥, there's a special place for those who do that it's very hot 🔥🥵 and unforgivable.
@@cyankirkpatrick5194 It’s not unforgivable. Find that in the Bible!
What gets me is that people were willing to hand over their children to strangers they knew nothing about from a newspaper ad.
@@cyankirkpatrick5194, Nice try but not dice. In the Bible God orders the killing of children or kills them himself. After all think of all the newborns and children God murdered in the flood.
It was said that the hangmen, Henry and Thomas Pierrepoint, were impressed by Rhoda's remarkable blaze of red hair. She was reportedly calm at her execution.
I hate those baby farmers 😢😢😢
I agree, and Rhoda Willis certainly deserved her fate. However, part of the blame for baby farmers can be placed on authorities. It's all well and good stating that children have to be protected, but without providing the resources for single parents- usually the mother- to look after children, then baby farming was always going to happen.
With a passion.
So after she was widowed, she just moved in with a man and had more kids? Wasn't that kind of shocking back then?
@Nicky L I mean if anything what else was she supposed to do besides go live in a washhouse or convent...
I can’t believe u wore black for 2 damn years. I mean death till u part. That’s a long time for a morning period.
@@kymo6343 Well, since she moved in with her brother when she broke up with her live-in boyfriend, it seems likely that would have been an option at the beginning.
@@thelogicaldanger *shrug* Well since she didn't choose it, guess it was the less appealing of the two options.
@@kymo6343 Good point.
When hearing that she took in unwanted babies, my mind went “oh no.” Those poor babies.
Glad that she was found guilty.
Another great case. Hope everyone is having a great day.
What Rhoda did was truly horrible, however unlike most in these videos at the end at least she had the courage to admit at the end that she was indeed guilty.
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I am glad that they found out about her quickly. Imagine how many babies could have died from her hand. Well delivered and thank you!
This is so tragically sad for all involved. How desperate those women must have felt to think that giving up their child to a stranger was the only way to maintain their respectability or standing in the community. Yet the men that impregnated them had to make no such heart wrenching decisions. They just walked away unscathed; with no social stigma attached. And Rhoda, of a character inclined to take advantage of the very social mores that left her with little opportunity in the world. Yes, she certainly must have had no conscience or concern for those infants, but she also is the product of a society that likewise had no concern for those infants or for the women who gave birth to them until forced to come to terms with it by the actions of the very women they marginalized.
Unfortunately a lot of truth in your post. Definitely a double standard with how women were treated.
@Over It Okay. It's not a competition. And "leather tanning" and infanticide is hardly analogous.
I think that SOME men paid or helped pay the adoption fees. Back them you paid the “farmer” a monthly fee as long as they kept the baby, to pay for their small and I mean TEENY expenses. If they adopted the baby fast, you just paid the one fee.
@@neneshubbymost definitely. They want the pleasure , but not the pain..
What a sad and heartbreaking story. I know that many people who ran baby farms at the time were guilty of this over and over. I will never understand those who harm innocent children. I also find it difficult to give mercy to them in any form. I’m glad that she confessed and hopefully she repented before she was hanged. May that sweet little baby girl whose life she took Rest In Peace. 💖
What a sad case all around. Her future was so bright. I do wonder if her bike accident caused the personality change. I am glad that she owned up to her crime, and apparently, she was remorseful. Tragic all the way around. Thank you BC, great story as always! ♥️
Head injuries are actually a common theme in even serial killers
Head injury, severe enough to cause her to become a baby killer. She was hit by a bicycle, not a truck.
I need to see the medical report to believe that she was in that infirmary for anything else besides drying herself out. She probably walked/staggered into the path of the bicycle to begin with.
@@scharf74 she was riding her bicycle. Brief Case didn't say what caused the accident. She could have suffered a concussion, or some other traumatic brain injury, in falling off of her bike.
Not excusing, but possibly explaining her later abhorrent behavior.
@@brandyjean7015 I said I need to see the medical report. It might show that she didn’t hit her head, only scraped her knee, for example. It was a bike.
But keep making excuses.
@@scharf74 My son had a bicycle accident and broke both his arms. Thankfully he didn't hit his head.
What a tragic story, but ,I'm glad that she gave them the truth at the end. I kind of agree that the head injury is a possibility as to personality change.
Lawd she fell on her head lame excuse they really didn't have modern medicine in them days no x-rays the nut was just a killer some ppl got the bad seed so I'm not about to excuse her ass she had a plan and murder was on her mind point blank greed was her middle name in my eyes
Where was her family when her financial and well being took a turn for the worse? I can't imagine any parent looking on at their child as they are suffering and in a dire state. However her situation is no excuse for her crimes.
They were perhaps not aware of much of it, that she also initiallt did not reveal her real name show she was somewhat cautious about it. I presume that eventual contact with her family was in forms of letters. The habit of sending their kids to boardingschool even if parents had a steady residence (as opposed to people who could be sent to other places by short notice, embassy, military staff and such) was not only due to their children having a quality education but to deattach kids and for purpose of them grow to independence. This habit was quite apparent among the high nobility a couple of hundred years before, when kids age 2-3 often were sent to live with relatives to be educated up to their teens. It was probably more frequent in England as foreign ambassadors in the country commeted on it specifically as somewhat cruel.
Rhoda's parents were presumably not of high noble class but rather within the growing burgoise by with their wealth often strived to mimic the upper classes, often with a romanticized nationalistic outlook, which may have influenced their decision to send her to boarding school.
My family is like that, my parents completely turned their backs on me the moment i became an adult... it sounds like Rhoda was still connected with her family, so maybe she was ashamed to admit the situation to them, but it's also possible that they left her high and dry once things started going bad for her 😓
I can imagine it - my own parents would not have done anything for me after I left home at 17. They did not even give me a wedding.
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That was honorable of her to clear her conscience at the end, letting the jurors and judge know that she was guilty. I’ve never been a juror, but I can’t imagine not knowing if the person you sentenced to death was actually innocent or not.
What if she wasn't guilty...
What if she said those things to put the judge and jury at ease knowing she was going to die anyways...
@@abelis644 it seemed genuine, and it was pretty obvious she was guilty as well. And innocent people don’t falsely confess right before they die, they’ll always say to the end that they’re innocent and that they’re killing an innocent person. And I wouldn’t want to die with a lie that big on my conscience either.
@@abelis644 - Well based on evidence, with or without the confession, she was really guilty.
Word of advice to the OP. If you have doubt of innocence you should NEVER sentence someone to death. If you do, you’re a murderer too.
I understand what you mean when killers stop the lies and tell the truth finally.
But this lady didn’t have to say a word. She went by an alias which signals ill intent from the beginning with her. I wonder if she killed more than the 2 we know about.
She didn’t need to confess. She smothered the ONE DAY OLD baby after not even having the baby for a day. She then stuffed the baby at the foot of her bed and went out and got drunk. The baby was found in her bed, dead. And I’m thinking something was about the baby that made the landlady call the police immediately. She was given the baby by its mother and I’m sure they confirmed this with the mother.
She didn’t NEED to confess. She did it to lift the weight off of her non existent conscience.
She did no one a favor but herself. Her guilt was never in doubt by the judge, jury, prosecutor, defense attorney, governor, clergy and executioner.
For someone to kill a day old baby, she can stay in her corner of hell as far as I’m concerned. A baby. Whose mother PAID her to love and cherish. Sickening.
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At least she was found guilty. Those poor babies.
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What a horrific case of innocent babies being given up for adoption and ended being murdered. Rhoda Willis, supposedly came from a well to do family, so why didn't she ask her family for financial help, she could have worked at the family hotel. This was a very sad and disturbing case especially since it involved children, great investigating, as always. I hope her three daughters ended up doing well in their lives.
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Her daughters became Go Go dancers on the Hullabaloo show, one of them married the drummer of the Beau Brummel there was a age gap that ruined the marriage.
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Rhoda's situation and life did go from sugar to💩.
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I despise people who harm or kill innocent children. That is one hanging I would have showed up early for.
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I listened to this upload twice, thinking I missed something. That Rhoda did not contact her parents after her husband passed away. She was left with a daughter and herself to support. Instead she lived with a man and bore him two daughters. Their relationship fell apart so the girls stayed with the dad.
Her brother was running a hotel could he have not helped her? Her head trauma and hospitalization changed her.
She became and alcoholic so sad, even more heartbreaking for the infants.
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Wow the jury took all but 12 minutes to deliberate? That’s got to be a record on here lol
Juries didn't take a lot of time to deliberate back in those days.
That was actually pretty normal for the time.
Even today most deliberation are not long. The Trials take long.
Good points. I guess it’s the actual trial that takes the longest
She would probably have been a good mum if life hadn’t taken such a tragic turn. That drawn profile picture of Rhoda reminds me of Robert De Niro!
Exactly. I think that’s her death drawing. But I saw it and thought, didn’t he say she was attractive? She looked like a straight up man is that drawing.
This was such a sad story in every way 😞 😢 😪 😔
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MAN! They were sure quick to stretch a neck or lop a head back in the old days.
Why she didn't try to join her family business when she fell on hard times is beyond me.
Might not have been welcome. Remember, she was a woman in a day and time when men ruled.
@@heyokaempath5802 - She stayed a long time on her Brother's hotel but went back to Wales by herself. Me thinks she had a very serious alcohol drinking problem.
What happened to her kids?
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For all her belated regret and penitence, she didn't express remorse for the tiny victim's murder.
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With a case like this I try hard to put myself in ones shoes. I can't imagine the desperation Rhoda must have felt. Where farming babies became her only means for survival. At least in her mindset. That very mindset cost her life. Thank you Brief Case.
Very good point. We mustn’t damn her. I might have been just that desperate and just that lost to give in to such soulless choices.
Even if she had to resort to taking in kids, her responsibility then is to care for those babies. You can’t just take in a baby and then ditch them outside or leave them at home while you go to a bar.
@@Crabbitt55 No no no. We could all imagine being desperate enough to take in kids for money. Sure. But that doesn’t mean you can kill them! Ever! Wow. The comments here are very frightening. Imagine that was your baby or grand baby that you had to give up due to being destitute.
@@dvsdawl Right! . I didn’t mean to imply that her choices were remotely forgivable. I’m just trying to understand how a person could possibly even go there. So so so very tragic!
@@Crabbitt55 it’s so difficult to know how to feel in these sorts of cases where it was a mans world and Rhoda ended up an alcoholic probably to escape her destitute life. However she could have gone back to her brother for help and to her family but then we don’t know how they felt about her situation and whether they wanted to know her still or not. I can’t imagine being a single woman in the late 19 century and what dark thoughts might pass through me in order to survive my undoubtedly harsh life. In this world if I fell on hard times I know I could never ever even think of harming anyone let alone the most vulnerable: a newborn child for heavens sake! However in Rhoda’s judgemental world where the poor were generally seen to have bought their own condition upon themselves and so sympathy was very scarce - I don’t know how you could survive without being on the criminal spectrum somewhere. Not necessarily to become a child murderer but who knows neither of us in the present world may be too far off away from it. Most of us watching this video will thankfully have never experienced true and total and utter destitution with no agency’s whatsoever to turn to for help so none of us really know what we may find ourselves contemplating. Very sad example of a case where a murderous baby farmer was captured - tragically I’m sure this was a widespread practice where many individuals went undetected.
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There are so many similar cases from the 18th to the 20th century. Children are still at risk today from child traffickers but this kind of abuse seems to be much less common now (in The West at least) thanks to the change in the supposed morality of the time.
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unfortunately these cases are still kind of prevalent in the west, theres quite a few here in Canada and the US atleast of children beingkilled by their mothers. Women here dont commit crimes very much but when they do its towards their family, their children in particular.
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Afternoon BC, not sure how but I actually know of Rhoda's case, must have read about her somewhere! Beautiful photos, I have a penchant for the 1880's personally, drawn to it. Take care love Jessie x
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She came from good family. It would have been good all around had she gone back to her family home and raised her children. Sad that there was no real support for women who worked with little babies...heartbreaking, really.
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