Wasn't such a Wonderful Life for this George Bailey. So tired of hearing a lot of men at the time abandoning their family because it got too hard. Running off with his wife's half sister. He was an a hole, but didn't deserve to die like that. Thanks again for this case, BC.
I have very little sympathy for a man who abandons his wife and six children because it's just too hard and then starts another family with another woman. There should have been punishment for that but not murder. And if John Best wasn't happy with his lot, he should have gone back to Canada. No tears shed for either man. Thank you Brief Case for your well researched and much detailed account, and your usual beautiful text.
Brief Case is so well written, and the amount of detail in these cases speaks to the research and care taken in producing each episode. No other crime channel is as good.
Wow, instead of putting energy into another woman he could’ve put energy intokeeping the family together. So sad. All the way around, especially for the children
Very detailed story. So sad this man walked away from his second wife and left her with his 6 children , 2 of which where his former wife’s. It’s a shame that her own sister took up with him and had her own child. 7 kids with no father.😪
You always give us enough background and details to make the story clear, never too much, never anything off-topic. You're like Sgt Friday in the US TV series Dragnet: The facts, ma'am', just the facts, was his tag line.
While at Breakheart this weekend, I told my family that I had mentioned this case to you. Imagine my surprise this morning! ❤ You have a LOT more info and details I had never heard of ..Well done! I will be sharing this with family & friends 👍 THANK YOU SO MUCH BC ! 😊 🍂 Happy Thanksgiving 🍂 from our home to yours!
I love this channel so much ❤ older cases are so much more intriguing! I find BC really calming (despite the subject matter 😅), it has genuinely helped when my anxiety is in overdrive. Thank you, BC! ❤
Others have mentioned the Breakheart Reservation in Saugus, but it's also of note: there's still a bridge crossing the Floating Bridge Pond. The current bridge doesn't actually float, but the pond is still called Floating Bridge Pond. The road which crosses is called Western Avenue in Lynn, and is also known as Massachusetts Route 107 or The Salem Turnpike. It's been a direct route from Boston to Salem for hundreds of years. The road which passes by the Breakheart Reservation was originally called The Newburyport Turnpike - another main spoke radiating from Boston's hub, in this case to Newburyport, so it's directly on the way to Maine. Saugus calls their stretch of the road Broadway, but most people know it as US-1 - a route which runs from Key West, Florida to the Canadian border in Maine.
You're captivating to listen to, but part of me kept imagine seeing Brief Cat also listening to your voice on TH-cam. I also couldn't stop thinking about that Bailey abandoned his 2nd wife with 6 kids, and 2 of them wasn't even hers! Not that it means that he deserved being murdered, but still, what a crap thing to do, and on top of that, he abandoned them to instead live with his wife's half-sister. I tried to consider whether I thought anyone else could've done it other than Best, but my thoughts just returned to that mess with Bailey's poor 2nd wife having to leave her own kids with different relatives, and start working as a housekeeper for someone else, which presumably means she didn't get to see her own kids much after that. And what about the 2 kids from his first wife who died, what a start in life they got...
WORST. SISTER. EVER! If I was their mother I would’ve disowned my daughter for running off with her sister’s husband. Multiple grandkids, different daughters, same father… I think not! The murder was bad too.
Thank you BC for another crime case. Amazingly you have the photos of Bailey and Best. Sad that Bailey abandoned the 2nd wife and six children where they have to fend for themselves. In the end he was murdered. Greetings from Singapore
This was SO interesting! Thank you! I’m from Atlantic Canada, and have lived in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. While growing up, my family would take me to visit relatives in Lynn, Massachusetts. It was so exciting for me to be in a large American city at the time! Many Atlantic Canadians have connections to New England states. I have never heard of this case before. Thanks so much again! ❤🇨🇦🇺🇸
I grew up in the Swampscott/Lynn area so it was interesting to hear this tale. My family also has ties to Nova Scotia. From what I understand, a lot of Canadian workers were shipped in to work in the many shoe factories in Lynn, aka shoe city.
I'll volunteer my "camera'. For most of these you'd only need like 5 or 6 actors to pantomime out the parts with lots of voice over narration. 2 or 3 mains, 2 or 3 for witnesses and lawyers. Brief cameos as the judge. Make it a recurring thing. Costuming is gonna kill the budget though. But as for scouting locations 80% of these are on farms so no need to build sets. Let's do this!
I'm surprised that the police were actually able to conclude that Best murdered George Bailey after first deciding that bailey had been killed while seated in his wagon, then deciding that he had been killed in the kitchen, then changing their decision to his having been killed while climbing the barn cellar stairs. It seems like sloppy police work that they didn't notice the bloodstains on the storeroom's floor and walls until Susie Young pointed them out. 🙄
Blood stains in a storeroom aren't a red flag on a farm. Livestock could have been butchered there or iron oxide paint, which was common back then, could have been prepared/spilled there. Without a smoking gun you really have to adjust your theory as more/better evidence presents itself.
@@Noah_E That may be true, but it was still a better clue than what they were trying to piecemeal together. It wasn't even considered until Susie pointed it out.
It seems pretty convenient to me that the sister husband stealer left town and was conveniently absent during the murder scene but was the ultimate benefactress. She’s left with both a holes out of her life.
I can't feel too sorry for Mr. Bailey, after hearing how he abandoned his first wife and children. If true, withholding Mr. Bests' wages because he didn't like the way he spent his money, wasn't the smartest thing to do. Thanks, BC.
A case from my hometown! Funny thing, not something I'd heard about before. Breakheart is now a park with walking trails and a swimming area and as far as I know there's nothing remaining of the farm, though I may have to look into that. Thanks for this piece of basically lost history.
Interesring but sad.. I know it wasn't an easy life back then but murder should not be a solution to a problem ever. It always amazes me to realize how desperate people can become.
BC always find those murder stories from the 19th century… with a twist. I assumed from the start that George was the killer, not the victim. Another great case. Thank you for reviving the memories of all those victims in your videos, otherwise lost in time.
Another beautiful morning with Brief Case! Thank you Sir, for your fine work and dedication. Mondays are always better with your content! Also, Thursday is Thanksgiving here in the states, on behalf of your friends across the pond… Happy Thanksgiving Brief Case!
You're the best B.C!!! I never tire of hearing these stories, As dark and tragic as they are, you tell them So well, with an air of respect and nostalgia. TY. 💕
Hello again, Brief Case. I'm little late listening to this video but your awesome voice and spectacular content I will find entertaining. Makes enjoying my daily tea that much better. 😊
Always very interesting true stories that I've never heard of before. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
For a few years now I've been trying to remember that Monday is Brief Case day so I can look forward to it. Still cannot. Every week. It's a Monday staple in my life. Excellent job as usual
Good morning! I can’t imagine how Mrs. Bailey felt knowing her husband left her for her half sister Plus the fact that they had six children together, and I’m sure that was so hard on her and back then as you know, certain things are looked down upon. When I heard about the union disputes, I’m not really surprised anyone was killed at all, which is not only heartbreaking to his family, but his six children . As for mr. best, he seem to be in and out of trouble with the drinking, and of course, is attitude, and once he was found guilty, we usually find out what the punishment is going to be, which, of course is death. This was a pretty horror story for everyone left behind and spite him hurting his wife the way he did. No one deserves to be killed in the manner that he was. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family and a nice and relaxing holiday weekend Bless 🙏🏽 Keep warm
I do get where Bailey was coming from but Best was working, his pay should be able to be spent however he chose. Even if Bailey didn't approve. Best did not and should not have been expected to put his pay back into the farm. I think that's a lil much. Bailey was handsome though, I will have to admit.
I have no sympathy for George Bailey, but didn't it say that they each got 50% of the profit from the crops? If I didn't misunderstand that, then yeah, they both should have put some of their money into needed supplies.
I love your channel and the old fashioned tails. Retelling it you do it so well. Thanks for trelliing their stories and your effort. You and your tails are my bed buddies 😂❤❤❤
Good evening BC, my parents got back from Singapore today and I went to pick them up from the airport. They are now watching the final season of the Crown!
I wonder if the assault for which Best went to prison occurred while he was drunk at a bar. I believe Bailey was prudent to delay paying him his wages.
Good morning Brief Case 💼 Hope you have a lovely week! Thank you again for always digging up new stories and creating interesting content for us, week after week! Well Mr. Bailey and Mr. Best...they were just two peaches, weren't they? Thankfully the Mrs. and children weren't around for the ugliness that happened ... tho I must agree it was prudent for Mr. Bailey to withhold Mr. Best's payment til after the harvest n other work was finished. He seemed very shady. And may have done them all in sooner had he been paid sooner. Seems this Mr. Bailey did NOT have a wonderful life! (If you're unsure what the reference is to, "It's a Wonderful Life" is an American classic movie starring a character named "George Bailey". It's a favorite of people to watch between Thanks😮giving and Christmas to help remind us to be grateful, even when things get difficult. And it is a reminder that each of us is an important person in the big picture because we touch more lives than we know. (Resa)
I love these stories! But so sad how crime was so terrible way back in history as it is today..I love how you just tell the story straight!! No opinions of your own..you just tell the story how it is!! Keep them coming!!🙂
Thanks Sheila, I always think that it is not right for me to give my opinion, there are a few cases however where I have one, the Louise Masset case is one I have studied a lot and seems to often divide opinion
What a case, so many twists. I think the right man was held responsible. George was somewhat a lothario it seems. The "demon" drink to pay again. George seemed to have got his life together instead he left so many fatherless children. Thank you BC for another great case 👵🏴🌹🌹
Omigoodness Brief Cat looks like my Gypsy did! Snuggles, kisses n lots of pets n treats! 😘🤗 (Yes I headed over to watch Crimey's channel n your narration)
You reminded me....Karma..It'll get you everytime. He waited his second wife down...."what goes around........" enjoyed, as always, your video very much. 🌻
It was very difficult for a man, or a woman to work if they found themselves single parents, which was why people understood that marriage was not for the pleasure it gave, but for the survival of the family. My great-grandfather found himself alone, when my great-grandmother died in childbirth, with twin boys, who also died. This left him alone with my grandmother, 14 months old. He farmed her out to cousins, while he worked, and grieved his late wife, paying for her keep. I found, and kept a letter from her, written when she was just 8, in 1908. She never complains, but tells him how she is working hard at her lessons, and how she misses him. He was relatively wealthy, buying her cars, and things, but not marrying again, until she was about 17, to a young widow. By this time, she resented the woman, so even as a child, I used to wonder if maybe it would have been more loving had he found a woman when she was that lonely 8-year-old, being bounced around by relatives, who they both could grow to love, through her care of them both.
Great job and great narration,as per usual. Mister bailey actions towards his family were despicable,but he certainly didn't deserve to die. I have been subscribed to this channel for about two years now and your consistency,work ethic are unmatched. Watching &Supporting from Italy Italy 🇮🇹
Love these stories!
Thanks :)
Wasn't such a Wonderful Life for this George Bailey. So tired of hearing a lot of men at the time abandoning their family because it got too hard. Running off with his wife's half sister. He was an a hole, but didn't deserve to die like that.
Thanks again for this case, BC.
I was just thinking the same. James Stewart💚
beat me to it.
Same here! He quickly remarried ( most likely scored a housekeeper/wife) then he abandoned them…😡
Omg I was gonna say that!!! 😂😂😂
I admit, I thought this was going to reveal George was the killer, and I was going to say Clarence was wrong
I have very little sympathy for a man who abandons his wife and six children because it's just too hard and then starts another family with another woman. There should have been punishment for that but not murder. And if John Best wasn't happy with his lot, he should have gone back to Canada. No tears shed for either man. Thank you Brief Case for your well researched and much detailed account, and your usual beautiful text.
Thanks Lucie :)
I have very little sympathy for people in general. Crazy how many people you look into their eyes and see nothing but a cute or handsome face
I feel u on this situation, men back in those days were different than now, they had no respect for women either.
Exactly my sentiment. He was a piece of dirt! To hell with him.
Exactly! You reep what you sow
Brief Case is so well written, and the amount of detail in these cases speaks to the research and care taken in producing each episode. No other crime channel is as good.
Thankyou so much Andrea :)
Wow, instead of putting energy into another woman he could’ve put energy intokeeping the family together. So sad.
All the way around, especially for the children
Very detailed story. So sad this man walked away from his second wife and left her with his 6 children , 2 of which where his former wife’s. It’s a shame that her own sister took up with him and had her own child. 7 kids with no father.😪
You always give us enough background and details to make the story clear, never too much, never anything off-topic. You're like Sgt Friday in the US TV series Dragnet: The facts, ma'am', just the facts, was his tag line.
Thankyou
Oh Brief case you make my mondays more bearable. Thankyou for your superb content xx
Thankyou
The life you give to these stories is never a waste of time to all of those who enjoy True Crime at its Best.... Thank You once again
Thankyou so much Susan :)
I loved the way you built up this story, great pacing. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
I liked the way you had Best's picture floating over the scenes of the farm. Excellent presentation!
Thanks so much Monica
While at Breakheart this weekend, I told my family that I had mentioned this case to you. Imagine my surprise this morning! ❤ You have a LOT more info and details I had never heard of ..Well done! I will be sharing this with family & friends 👍 THANK YOU SO MUCH BC ! 😊
🍂 Happy Thanksgiving 🍂 from our home to yours!
Thanks Lisa :)
I love this channel so much ❤ older cases are so much more intriguing!
I find BC really calming (despite the subject matter 😅), it has genuinely helped when my anxiety is in overdrive. Thank you, BC! ❤
Thanks Charlotte
You are welcome, sir!
I’ve got a few to catch up on, so that’s me sorted this rainy afternoon.
Good morning BC from Black Diamond Alberta, loved seeing Brief Cat! Have a great week.
Morning
Hello!!! This was a good case. Thank You for sharing this sad story with us... I did not feel sorry for Mr. George Bailey... Great Video!!!...🦋
Best way to start my Monday! Ty BC! 💕
Enjoyed you reading the story on the crime reel last week and seeing Brief Cat 🐱
Others have mentioned the Breakheart Reservation in Saugus, but it's also of note: there's still a bridge crossing the Floating Bridge Pond. The current bridge doesn't actually float, but the pond is still called Floating Bridge Pond. The road which crosses is called Western Avenue in Lynn, and is also known as Massachusetts Route 107 or The Salem Turnpike. It's been a direct route from Boston to Salem for hundreds of years. The road which passes by the Breakheart Reservation was originally called The Newburyport Turnpike - another main spoke radiating from Boston's hub, in this case to Newburyport, so it's directly on the way to Maine. Saugus calls their stretch of the road Broadway, but most people know it as US-1 - a route which runs from Key West, Florida to the Canadian border in Maine.
I saw Brief Cat! Thank you for sharing him for Petty Crime! ❤❤❤
You're captivating to listen to, but part of me kept imagine seeing Brief Cat also listening to your voice on TH-cam. I also couldn't stop thinking about that Bailey abandoned his 2nd wife with 6 kids, and 2 of them wasn't even hers! Not that it means that he deserved being murdered, but still, what a crap thing to do, and on top of that, he abandoned them to instead live with his wife's half-sister.
I tried to consider whether I thought anyone else could've done it other than Best, but my thoughts just returned to that mess with Bailey's poor 2nd wife having to leave her own kids with different relatives, and start working as a housekeeper for someone else, which presumably means she didn't get to see her own kids much after that. And what about the 2 kids from his first wife who died, what a start in life they got...
Good morning Brief Case.
WORST. SISTER. EVER! If I was their mother I would’ve disowned my daughter for running off with her sister’s husband. Multiple grandkids, different daughters, same father… I think not!
The murder was bad too.
Maybe they didn't have the same mother. If they had the same mother, maybe she didn't have any morals either.
Sounds like my dad. POS
Thank you BC for another crime case. Amazingly you have the photos of Bailey and Best. Sad that Bailey abandoned the 2nd wife and six children where they have to fend for themselves. In the end he was murdered. Greetings from Singapore
This was SO interesting! Thank you! I’m from Atlantic Canada, and have lived in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. While growing up, my family would take me to visit relatives in Lynn, Massachusetts. It was so exciting for me to be in a large American city at the time! Many Atlantic Canadians have connections to New England states. I have never heard of this case before. Thanks so much again! ❤🇨🇦🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Donna :)
My family has history in the Sackville area. Now I have to look into any connection to this story.
I grew up in the Swampscott/Lynn area so it was interesting to hear this tale. My family also has ties to Nova Scotia. From what I understand, a lot of Canadian workers were shipped in to work in the many shoe factories in Lynn, aka shoe city.
I love hearing these old stories. Stories most don't know about.
You could actually make a movie about a lot of the cases that have been covered on here and this sounds like one of those cases
Yes I think it does
I'll volunteer my "camera'. For most of these you'd only need like 5 or 6 actors to pantomime out the parts with lots of voice over narration. 2 or 3 mains, 2 or 3 for witnesses and lawyers. Brief cameos as the judge. Make it a recurring thing.
Costuming is gonna kill the budget though. But as for scouting locations 80% of these are on farms so no need to build sets.
Let's do this!
I'm surprised that the police were actually able to conclude that Best murdered George Bailey after first deciding that
bailey had been killed while seated in his wagon, then deciding that he had been killed in the kitchen, then changing their decision to his having been killed while climbing the barn cellar stairs. It seems like sloppy police work that they didn't notice the bloodstains on the storeroom's floor and walls until Susie Young pointed them out. 🙄
It is far better to abandon a theory that does not match the evidence then to try to make the evidence match the theory.
@@lizthedragon You're missing the whole point. They abandoned and replaced their theories while overlooking the obvious
Blood stains in a storeroom aren't a red flag on a farm. Livestock could have been butchered there or iron oxide paint, which was common back then, could have been prepared/spilled there. Without a smoking gun you really have to adjust your theory as more/better evidence presents itself.
@@Noah_E That may be true, but it was still a better clue than what they were trying to piecemeal together. It wasn't even considered until Susie pointed it out.
It seems pretty convenient to me that the sister husband stealer left town and was conveniently absent during the murder scene but was the ultimate benefactress. She’s left with both a holes out of her life.
I can't feel too sorry for Mr. Bailey, after hearing how he abandoned his first wife and children. If true, withholding Mr. Bests' wages because he didn't like the way he spent his money, wasn't the smartest thing to do. Thanks, BC.
I agree.
I feel the same, so not chill!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔❤
Second wife
He had two kids with his first wife, she died. Four kids with his second wife and abandoned her with all six, taking off with her half-sister.
A case from my hometown! Funny thing, not something I'd heard about before. Breakheart is now a park with walking trails and a swimming area and as far as I know there's nothing remaining of the farm, though I may have to look into that. Thanks for this piece of basically lost history.
Thanks for sharing!
Hej Briefy! Hoppas allt e bra med dig.
Bra video som alltid.
Kramar från Sverige
Thankyou :)
Thanks
Thankyou so much Louise :)
@@BriefCaseOfficial will we ever see a face to the voice ?
Maybe, I have not decided
@@BriefCaseOfficial 😆
So kind ❤
Thanks for another story from the past .Some people kindly help others to offer employment but you never know who you are really working next to.
Thanks for the comment :)
Interesring but sad.. I know it wasn't an easy life back then but murder should not be a solution to a problem ever. It always amazes me to realize how desperate people can become.
Good morning Brief Case!!! Happy to see the new video!!
Morning
BC always find those murder stories from the 19th century… with a twist. I assumed from the start that George was the killer, not the victim. Another great case. Thank you for reviving the memories of all those victims in your videos, otherwise lost in time.
Thanks for watching :)
Another beautiful morning with Brief Case! Thank you Sir, for your fine work and dedication. Mondays are always better with your content! Also, Thursday is Thanksgiving here in the states, on behalf of your friends across the pond… Happy Thanksgiving Brief Case!
Thank you kindly!
You're the best B.C!!! I never tire of hearing these stories, As dark and tragic as they are, you tell them So well, with an air of respect and nostalgia. TY. 💕
Thankyou :)
Great one BC, thanks, well done.
Much appreciated
Good morning brief case! Love your work. Hope you are well. Thank you for another wonderful video!
Good morning!
Hello again, Brief Case. I'm little late listening to this video but your awesome voice and spectacular content I will find entertaining. Makes enjoying my daily tea that much better. 😊
Another gripping episode of BC!
Always a great start to the new week! 👏
Thanks
Great detail in this case! I usually side with the victim, but in this one it sounds like Mr. Bailey may have earned his fate.
Thank you for posting and happy Monday.
Thanks for watching
Always very interesting true stories that I've never heard of before. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thanks Sheila and Happy Christmas to you!
Awesome story!!
I'm always looking forward to the next one!
A great start for a Monday morning. Good morning BC
Thanks Mary
Always enjoy this! You take us around. 🐺🔁
Hey Briefy my friend! Thank you for the upload once again, it was very interesting!
All the best to you from Finland
Thanks Aurora, I have not forgotten your case suggestion :)
@@BriefCaseOfficial I know, don't worry 🤗 I might suggest another one yet - keeping you busy 😁
I love these stories. So interesting.
Thankyou so much Lesley
Yaaaay a new one! Thank you!
For a few years now I've been trying to remember that Monday is Brief Case day so I can look forward to it. Still cannot. Every week. It's a Monday staple in my life. Excellent job as usual
Another great one! I really enjoyed it and look forward to it every Monday. ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Wonderful work BC - Loved seeing Brief Cat on Crime Reel channel - you did a great narration on that collaboration
Thanks Dave :)
Good morning Brief Case, God bless❤
Good morning Dixie
Hi BC, I really enjoy your stories! Great job!
Thanks!
Good morning!
I can’t imagine how Mrs. Bailey felt knowing her husband left her for her half sister Plus the fact that they had six children together, and I’m sure that was so hard on her and back then as you know, certain things are looked down upon.
When I heard about the union disputes, I’m not really surprised anyone was killed at all, which is not only heartbreaking to his family, but his six children . As for mr. best, he seem to be in and out of trouble with the drinking, and of course, is attitude, and once he was found guilty, we usually find out what the punishment is going to be, which, of course is death. This was a pretty horror story for everyone left behind and spite him hurting his wife the way he did. No one deserves to be killed in the manner that he was.
I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family and a nice and relaxing holiday weekend
Bless 🙏🏽
Keep warm
Thanks londonsage :)
I do get where Bailey was coming from but Best was working, his pay should be able to be spent however he chose. Even if Bailey didn't approve. Best did not and should not have been expected to put his pay back into the farm. I think that's a lil much. Bailey was handsome though, I will have to admit.
I have no sympathy for George Bailey, but didn't it say that they each got 50% of the profit from the crops? If I didn't misunderstand that, then yeah, they both should have put some of their money into needed supplies.
I love your channel and the old fashioned tails. Retelling it you do it so well. Thanks for trelliing their stories and your effort. You and your tails are my bed buddies 😂❤❤❤
Thank you very much!
Thanks BC. A very intriguing story indeed.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@BriefCaseOfficial 🙂🙂🙂
Good evening BC, my parents got back from Singapore today and I went to pick them up from the airport. They are now watching the final season of the Crown!
Hi Dee, I am watching that too :)
@@BriefCaseOfficial Cool beans!
I heard it’s pretty bad. Hopefully they are not taking the whole thing as fact.
I wonder if the assault for which Best went to prison occurred while he was drunk at a bar. I believe Bailey was prudent to delay paying him his wages.
Wow. Abandoning your family back then may have been more common than i realized. My father's father abandoned the famiy when my father was born.
Yes it seems so, my great grandfather did the same
❤ Another great video!!
Yay, thank you!
Excellent BC, shout out to brief cat 🐈 🇨🇦👍😎
Thanks Marrion, Brief Cat is good :)
Happy Monday BC
Every time I listen to your uploads I feel like I've watched a mini movie about them. 👌😁 Great work as always BC 🎥👍👍
Thank you so much
My favorite vintage channel ☺️💜....
Wow, thank you!
Love to listen to your stories ❤️ 💕 ♥️ keep them coming
Thanks for listening
Good morning Brief Case 💼 Hope you have a lovely week! Thank you again for always digging up new stories and creating interesting content for us, week after week! Well Mr. Bailey and Mr. Best...they were just two peaches, weren't they? Thankfully the Mrs. and children weren't around for the ugliness that happened ... tho I must agree it was prudent for Mr. Bailey to withhold Mr. Best's payment til after the harvest n other work was finished. He seemed very shady. And may have done them all in sooner had he been paid sooner. Seems this Mr. Bailey did NOT have a wonderful life! (If you're unsure what the reference is to, "It's a Wonderful Life" is an American classic movie starring a character named "George Bailey". It's a favorite of people to watch between Thanks😮giving and Christmas to help remind us to be grateful, even when things get difficult. And it is a reminder that each of us is an important person in the big picture because we touch more lives than we know. (Resa)
Yep, I thought of THAT George Bailey, too. Couldn’t help it.
I met brief cat on crime reel brilliant story telling ❤
Thanks :)
Hello Monday 4 A.M.,
I've come to hear Brief Case again...
Thanks
I love these stories! But so sad how crime was so terrible way back in history as it is today..I love how you just tell the story straight!! No opinions of your own..you just tell the story how it is!! Keep them coming!!🙂
Thanks Sheila, I always think that it is not right for me to give my opinion, there are a few cases however where I have one, the Louise Masset case is one I have studied a lot and seems to often divide opinion
What a case, so many twists. I think the right man was held responsible. George was somewhat a lothario it seems. The "demon" drink to pay again. George seemed to have got his life together instead he left so many fatherless children. Thank you BC for another great case 👵🏴🌹🌹
Great story!!
Thanks for listening
Only a few minutes in, and I've got to say that I'm not a fan of Mr Bailey already. Finding myself hoping he is the victim. Thanks Brief Case!
Thanks Holly :)
LOL that was just too funny!!!
He is another useless, disloyal POS.
Make sure to pack your bow ties. You always look the best when you have them on all the time.
When did you see Briefie?
Speaking of bow ties makes me think of the gentleman on "Well, I Never"
Those men of old sure knew a thing or two about fashion 😉
Thank you BC for another great one
Thank you for being here for our Mondays! We count on you and it wouldn’t be a Monday without your voice!
It’s Monday and time to listen to my favourite TH-cam channel.❤
Lynn Item mentions the case on the front page this week.
What a great story 🥰
Good morning all from South Jersey USA....pets to Brief Cat
Morning!
Hi @briefcase and friends! Just in time! 😊
Brief Kitteh! (from last week's collab w/Crime Reel)
Very interesting story. I live an very close to Sackville NB.
Sitting in the airport terminal waiting to board, so happy this just dropped ❤ (New Orleans)
Have a good flight
Good morning BC!
Morning
Omigoodness Brief Cat looks like my Gypsy did! Snuggles, kisses n lots of pets n treats! 😘🤗 (Yes I headed over to watch Crimey's channel n your narration)
Thanks Resa, She is out most of the night and sleeps most of the day
Thank you kindly for your upload. QUALITY CHANNEL!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Wayne
Always interesting
Thank you
Thanks for watching
You reminded me....Karma..It'll get you everytime. He waited his second wife down...."what goes around........" enjoyed, as always, your video very much. 🌻
another great case, thank you.
Thanks Diana
Good tale. Happy Thanksgiving to you Mr brief Case and to all devoted followers.
Same to you!
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It was very difficult for a man, or a woman to work if they found themselves single parents, which was why people understood that marriage was not for the pleasure it gave, but for the survival of the family. My great-grandfather found himself alone, when my great-grandmother died in childbirth, with twin boys, who also died. This left him alone with my grandmother, 14 months old. He farmed her out to cousins, while he worked, and grieved his late wife, paying for her keep. I found, and kept a letter from her, written when she was just 8, in 1908. She never complains, but tells him how she is working hard at her lessons, and how she misses him. He was relatively wealthy, buying her cars, and things, but not marrying again, until she was about 17, to a young widow. By this time, she resented the woman, so even as a child, I used to wonder if maybe it would have been more loving had he found a woman when she was that lonely 8-year-old, being bounced around by relatives, who they both could grow to love, through her care of them both.
Such a sad tale, thankyou for sharing it
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The hidden watch was the final nail in his coffin
Always fascinating, thanks for keeping the quality of your presentations at a high and professional level Cheers from the colonies.
Great job and great narration,as per usual.
Mister bailey actions towards his family were despicable,but he certainly didn't deserve to die.
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I live there too
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Thanks a lot
This is wild. I used to live 15 minutes from that farm! I never knew this happened.
Wow thats cool :)
@@BriefCaseOfficial it’s a truly lovely area - what a shame so sad a tale happened there.