THE MURDER ON COCK ROBIN BRIDGE - A Salford Documentary 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- On 27 March 1963 the police were called to Cobden Street, Salford where they found Kathleen Parkinson suffering from stab wounds in the entrance to the premises of Snowden & Bridges at 9.24am. the police called an ambulance and then went to Laundry Street near the steps of Cock Robin Bridge where they saw Dalip Kumar lying on the footpath near the bridge.
Kathleen Parkinson soon died and a post mortem examination was carried out on the same day at 1.45pm which revealed that she had six knife wounds. the cause of death was determined to be haemorrhage and air embolism from stab wounds.
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Fantastic research, editing,DM..remembering a lovely girl..who’s life was taken at such a young age..it really felt like a visit to the murder scene..such emotional content in this video..thank you so much for for remembering poor Kathleen❤️
Thank you so much, dad!
@@daftmonkey7296 I’ve just come across your channel. Really enjoyed it and subscribed.
I’ll be watching more of your content cheers. Please check out my comment about Queen’s Park motors love to hear what you think.
@@davemonday5381 thank you so much Dave and apologies for the late reply! I can't thank you enough for subbing to the channel it really does mean a lot.
@@daftmonkey7296 merry Christmas
Just found your channel last week ....I'm well and truly hooked ! Brilliantly researched and put together and really interesting content ...have subscribed ! Thank you!
Thanks for making Kathleen remembered by people all over the world, and weren't even born yet.
Thank you so much rose! That really is such a kind comment. Have a great Christmas 👍🏼
Thank you pal for keeping the memory alive of this poor woman,even after 60 years it’s still a sad story,I live local to Salford and the next time I’m close to laundry street I will pay my respects to this young woman,
Absolutely wonderful broadcasting. Your loving tribute to Kathleen at the end bought me to tears. Thank you for your hard work and compassion 😔❤️
that really does mean a lot to me Julie! thank you so much!
You're such a lovely respectful person, and your channel is a breath of fresh air thank you so much for the hard work you put into you're videos
That’s such a lovely comment. Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and the content ⭐️🐒
My grandmother was born and raised in Salford, she raised my mom and siblings in Swinton before emigrating to Eastern Canada, so , this case is especially interesting to me. Lots of people have mental illness , but 99% of us know right from wrong. This diminished responsibility thing is B.S.! Thank you for this story. Looking forward to hearing more from this channel!
Wow! Thank you so much for the comment PJay! I really do appreciate it. You’ve made some great points in the comments too! Thank you and have a great Christmas 🎅🏼👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 Try the site called' Find a grave, it could help you to find where Kathleen is buried. If nothing is on there, she might have been cremated. I,ve got a feeling she could be buried with her mother. So if you can find out her name and try and see if it's on find a grave. Merry xmas to you and your family.
I agree with what you said..Not all mentally ill ppl kill. It is bs.
Anthony we thank you for doing this great and sad video. Here’s to 2023.😮
Beautifully and sympathetically produced and researched.
You told a very sad story with empathy and honestly . The way you spoke and told this was one of the best I've seen to date you took us on an emotional journey about this kind young woman was beautifully told . Ever life deserves to be told . New subscriber here . Very well done
That really is such a kind thing to say. Thank you so, so much! I’m really happy you enjoyed the video and really appreciate you subbing to the channel. It really does mean the world! 🙏🏼🌟
@@daftmonkey7296 you deserve the sub .
Awww that was so touching to watch. love watching your videos as they are well researched and informative. thank you so much for your time and dedication
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that! Ali! take care :)
Absolutely brilliant and heart felt pal well worth the wait, such a sad story and waste of a life, keep the vlogs coming you have such a talent can't wait for the next one. 👌👍
Thanks a lot Judd! much appreciated mate :)
Excellent documentary pal well worth the wait.
Thanks a lot Paul :)
Brilliant as always! Compassionate story telling is an art, well done 👍
much appreciate Linda. Thank you!
I'm a hard critic with TH-cam true crime stories and have been watching them for many years this is the first one I've watch of yours and I'm really impressed so you now have another subscriber 😊💜🇦🇺
A very sad story which still happens to many women all around the world every day 💔😢
Wow! I'm so glad you enjoyed it Jan and I really do appreciate the sub! especially as you are all the way in Australia! I have plenty of videos lined up for the channel very soon. thanks once again and take care :)
Thank you for telling this story. I live near salford and didnt know the story. You told it with respect.
Thank you so much Louise and sorry for the late reply! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! take care :)
Really great video and researched very well, your passion for justice really shines through and look forward to your next project. Really well done
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply! Much appreciated Richard. so glad you enjoyed it mate
Wow! You must have put hours into this video. Thank you very much. What a sensitive man you are. The local council will be able to tell you where poor Kathleen was buried. This is my first time here, and I have just subscribed. Look forward to the next sad tale - makes me realize my own problems are petty in comparison.
I really appreciate that Donny ! it took me about 1 month to film, edit and create the video on top of my full time Job. if it was my job and I could spend every day doing it I think I might only take me a week per video. really glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the sub! it means the world! take care :)
A Truely remarkable story, told so well by a remarkable man, well done sir, as a Salford man, I to was told this story as a child, well done you and please keep up the good work, World Class as usual mate
That is really kind of you Ian! thank you so much. really sorry for the late reply! take care pal and thank you once again :)
Wow, such a tragic end of life for Kathleen. A very compassionate video by you and I agree, the murder couldn't accept he couldn't have his own way. No justice was served here. Rest peacefully Kathleen Martha Parkinson 🌷🌸🌹🌺
Well done Ant, another enthralling video. My wife tells me she used to cross this bridge with her sister everyday on their way to school and that there indeed was some kind of bad vibe thing going on! Brilliantly put together and edited mate, well worth the wait. Hope you've got the house sorted now mate and we can look forward to future videos. ATB mate.
Thank you so much, and sorry for the late reply. yes, it definitely has an atmosphere all of its own that place. very strange indeed. house is a nightmare mate haha, but that's another story haha! take care pal and thanks once again
Beautifully executed documentary and message to Kathleen.
Top video with much respect as always mate. Great gesture with the flowers too, that was class. I love what you do and you get better and better in how you deliver these stories!
Honestly mate thank you so much! And likewise! Keep up the great work brother 👍🏼⭐️
That was a very emotional and heartfelt video and the editing is first class.
Well done.
Thank so much John, that really does mean a lot to me! Thank you 🙏🏼👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 Thanks for your reply. I have subscribed.
@@LeedsUnitedJohn not a problem John! And thanks so much for the support. I hope you enjoy the content. I’ve got plenty of videos lined up very soon. Take it easy mate and have a gooden 👍🏼
Great Vlog, I've never heard of her as I don't live in the area, but I feel I do know her now after what you have put together. Its brilliant that someone so young and passionate cares about his local community and people. Keep on making more history.
Thank you very much for the kind comment! I really do appreciate that! cheers :)
Thank you for sharing
This and giving Kathleen
A voice So Sad and Tragic
RIP Beautiful Kathleen ❤️🙏
Great video Anthony! This is a sad but all too familiar story, well at least here in the states it is. I think what is especially terrible, apart from her actual murder, is how justice was never really served. His parents were able to hire the best lawyers their money could buy and how the media portrayed Kathleen didn't help her image. No wonder her father became a recluse, he probably was living with an overwhelming feeling of loss and powerless. Loss for losing his wife, then the murder of his daughter, and powerless his daughters killer was able to walk away. Nowadays Dalip would be considered a stalker and there are new laws to protect women from his kind, still I am sure money and media play a big part in cases like this. What I think is very sad is how you tried to locate her gravesite with no luck, which says to me there should have been better information of exactly where it was. You would hope there are still some family members alive today who remember her and would tend to her grave, but It's almost as if time has erased the memory of Kathleen. I think it's a noble cause you trying to locate her gravesite and lay some flowers for her, hopefully one day you will be able to find it. Cheers mate this was a good one!
That's wonderful that you are honoring her memory. Sometimes we have to wait for true justice to be served, but I believe it always is. Either on this plane, or somewhere else.
Thanks so much for watching Julie. That’s such a kind comment ⭐️
I was born in 1963 in Australia 🇦🇺 but may she R.I.P . and thanks you and Your Dad for a great story of a poor girl and thanks mate for your great video work guys
@@davidwoodham1307 thanks a lot David. It was a heartbreaking one to film but I’m glad we covered it. May she rest in peace 🙏🏼
Absolutely brilliant well done, your so respectful, what a very sad story poor Kathleen it's such a shame you couldn't find her burial site to pay your respects. Excellent well done. I've now subscribed.
Thank you so much!
Just found your channel and your documentary was amazing. Thank you for caring enough to leave flowers for Kathleen that was such a selfless act of kindness. Subbed as well.
Superb, as always. A fantastic production which had my attention from beginning to end. A fine gesture leaving roses at the foot of a tree - she could've been cremated, and ashes spread on the ground. Well done and thank you for sharing. 💚
Thank you so much shire finds. it was the least I could do! take care :)
Another fantastic video from you mate and as always full of history brought to life by you and again so respectfully done 👏👏👏 xx
I really appreciate that Sue, thank you!
Why don’t you ask in the church for the records of people buried there. I’m sure you will find her.❤
What a beautiful gesture to leave the Roses. Wow
A new subscriber here...A very sad story..RIP Kathleen ..You've done this poor lady some justice...Well made documentary ...Please make more similar..Many thanks X
Thanks so much Dorothy! I really appreciate you subbing to the channel. I have made a few like this one - one called the angel of the meadow (on my channel) but I will continue to do more like this. Thank you once again and take care ⭐️🐒
Thank you for posting this. I’m so impressed with your work, your editing skills are phenomenal. Well done. Such a very sad story, to think that Kathleen was just moments from being safe. You treated her story with the utmost respect.
New sub here x
Thank you so much! that really does mean the world to me!
Wonderful and sensitive video. Thank you for remembering Kathleen. I used to walk over Cock Robin bridge with my dad & it always felt like an eerie place. I live just up the road from St. John's ❤️
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply. Yeah that place really does have a vibe all of it's own that's for sure. Take care :)
Thankyou for remembering Kathleen,The area where she was murdered was Brindleheath Pendleton,Salford 6
An area long gone sadly.R.I.P Kathleen
Thanks for watching Donna ⭐️
My little brother Stephen Hobson, drowned in the canal under the bridge, he actually died on the bridge as the ambulance men were trying to bring him back. He was 3 yrs old, it happened in 1963 in the September. I can't find any information about him though. I lived on Harding St, Off Cobden St. I will never forget that day. I was 7. I remember the murder from listening to the grown ups. Love your documentaries, you are a very talented bloke.
@@Nannyirene I’m so sorry to hear that about your little brother. It must and still be very difficult for you to talk about. Thank you for watching the video and I’m sorry if it brought back some bad memories for you. It’s hard to imagine but over the years there’s been numerous deaths occurring under that bridge. Both canal related and around the area.
Thank you for telling us this sad story. RIP Kathleen.
@@infernafirestein thanks so much for watching and commenting. Really glad you enjoyed the video 🙏🏼
Reallly touching, the flowers at the end. I liked that your Dad was there too with you. Bless her Beautiful Heart. Kathleen xxx
Thank you so much Johnny! I really appreciate that 🙏🏼
Thankyou, because that was a truly Tragic Murder of an innocent Lovely Young Woman. X
Proper good watch this!! Should make this a series in and around Salford and Manchester reliving murders and events that have happened.
Great video
Now that's a belting idea! nice one mate & thanks for watching!
What a Sad Story told in a such a compassionate way .
Outstanding editing putting this vid together. 3 years sentence! that in itself is a kurupt crime .
Thank you so much mate. Yeah I know 3 years in nothing mate. absolutely no justice at all! hope you are all ok, take care pal!
Well done. I can't believe you don't have more subs! Thanks for showing respect by not showing her family's home!
its the least I could do, thank you so much for watching the video Emily!
This is some brilliant documentary making. Very well done! Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you so much for taking the time out to watch the video and commenting. I really do appreciate it. Take care and have a great Christmas 👍🏼🎅🏼
Outstanding once again. Been looking forward to this. Definitely worth the wait. Appreciate all the hard work that goes into these documentaries you do. Keep up the great work 👏👏
Thanks a lot Stu! really appreciate that mate :)
absolutely brilliant and well done DM
Much appreciated, thank you :)
Such a sad story, even on camera the location gives off that sad vibe. well done for bringing her story to a new audience, great research, filming and editing 💯💥 , i do wonder what his life was like afterwards and how many people knew him but didn't know his past. nice one DM it was fascinating this 👍💯
Aw, cheers Danny and sorry for the late reply! I appreciate the kind words mate, glad you enjoyed the video too! ;)
Extremely well presented and sensitively told story
Thank you so much. That very kind of you. Thanks for watching the video ⭐️👍🏼
Yeeesss!!!!! Been waiting for this 👌
Brilliant filmmaking antony you realy capture the emotions . Always look forward to you films take care . Tone
Nice one Tone! really appreciate it mate :)
42:18 What a really interesting video. I’ve just come across your videos and they are fascinating and very impressive. It’s a very sad story and a shame justice was never done. 😢Thank you for posting it.
thank you for taking the time out to watch the video Marilyn!
Absolutely brilliant mate thanks and keep up the good work
Much appreciate, thank you for taking the time out to watch it mate 👍🏼🐒
So sad that her young life was taken in such a brutal way 😭 may her soul R.I.P.
Another professional production and your passion most certainly came through. Keep up the good work my friend. Looking forward to the next one.
Thats really kind of you John. sorry for the late reply. so glad you enjoyed it mate. take care :)
I'm a Kathleen and thanks for this story. 🙏 RIP sweet Kathleen
Thank you for watching 🐒👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 of course
Brilliant that was so sad, but such a good video to watch, your very good at doing what you do.
Thank you very much Carol! I really appreciate you tuning in to watch it 🙏🏼🌟
You did it again mate! Fantastic piece of work! Bravo!
Thanks a lot for watching it Nick! Much appreciated brother 🙏🏼
Great work mate, God Bless.
much appreciated Harry, thank you! :)
Brilliantly done yet again. Well done DM. Keep them coming..xxxx
Thank you soooo much!
Great video absolutely love salford and manc history so very proud to be a salfordian so much great history great people true salfordians
thanks so much Richard. really glad you enjoyed the video mate!
Well put together video mate and passionate.enjoyed it.
Thank you so much Paul, I really appreciate you taking the time out to watch the video. Take care 👍🏼🐒
Because he couldn't have her, no one could. He was lucky, we still had the death penalty in 1963. RIP Kathleen, no justice.
Thank you, such a sad story x
thanks so much lisa! :)
Another great video buddy, u definitely did Kathleen's story good justice. She would proud of what u have created. All the best. 👍🇺🇸🗽🇬🇧👍
Thank you so much Juston ⭐️👍🏼🇺🇸
Excellent video, well researched and filmed
much appreciate that Martin :)
So sad. Great research as always Anthony. May she rest in peace ❤..
much appreciated, and sorry for the late reply mate :)
Another top production 👏🏻
Nice one Ryan! Thank you mate 🐒👍🏼
Great work again pal! Keep it up fantastic stories about salford history I'm gutted the bee hive pub is no longer with us. But keep up the good work mate 👍
That was really interesting, no sensationalism done with thought and care. Please do more like this, newly subscribed too.
Thank you so much Pixie! I have many videos like this one lined up in 2023. thank you for taking the time out to watch the video and also subbing. it means the world, take care :)
Great video mate really informative about the murder and aftermath 👍👍
Thank you so much David. That is really kind of you. Glad you enjoyed it mate👍🏼
I love Salford ❤️
Exquisitely done.
Thanks a lot Pal :)
Ant, this is a *wonderful* video - not only because you finally do justice to Kathleen's story, but also because of your reaction - as a young man - to this behaviour being unacceptable 💗
Sadly, this stalking behaviour is *not* only not a thing of the past, it's a behavior the law is still unable to protect its victims from. Injunctions, Restraining Orders, do not work. I was a victim of it from a Serial Stalker, known to Police, who had victims before me and also after me. He was 'just-a-man-at-the-office', I didn't even know him other than polite exchanges passing in corridors. But with each of his victims he created a fiction in his head that he believed. His previous victim told me the *very first time* she ever spoke to him when she challenged him for following her, he replied 'it's ok, we don't have to get married straight away'. I was fortunate in that a Police Detective (*who came to interview him at our place of work following the murder of a woman!) informally kept in touch/advised me. I left the job and disappeared after two things happened: (1) the Detective said I had severely worried him after saying "but when he attacks me, then the Police will be able to arrest him"; as he said, my brain had already accepted this was an event that was going to happen; (2) after HR had been 'fairly' good over the issue but were getting to the stage where they were potentially going to have to fire him for failing to comply with any instructions, an HR person told me '... but he also has the right to come to work unmolested'. This was at a stage I'd had to approach Police Officers in the street to help me on multiple occasions. Those two events told me no-one was going to protect me except myself. This is why I get *INFURIATED* by the current management of 'mental health': mental health issues are extremely tragic, but unfortunately our current policies (a) provide little/no support for people with issues, (b) alleviate them of all personal responsibility. Mental health issues can only be managed if someone accepts they have a problem; current strategies alleviate people of that responsibility, and push all responsibility onto the people around them to manage ... sometimes with fatal consequences. A stark example of where the system lets people down is the term 'I'm a Functioning Alcoholic' is now an acceptable, passive term ... contrasted with 'there is no Alcoholic who is not violent' as described by Gavin de Becker in his book 'The Gift of Fear' - a man who took the alcoholic traumas of his childhood to become a professional Behaviourist who advises the US Govt on the behaviours of Stalkers, Shooters, and Terrorists.
Men are also a victim of this type of stalking behaviour, but it is predominantly women. You have done an amazing job in highlighting what the outcomes can be with Kathleen's story. What I would ask is that if *any* men see these types of intimidatory, stalking behaviours in their friends/colleagues please talk to them. *Frightening* organisations - like Incel - exist online which tell men women do not have the right to say 'No' to them. This is completely wrong and unacceptable - we are equals and deserving of equal respect. But if men pick this up and are active about it being unacceptable behaviour within their peer groups, maybe things change. Because Kathleen's fate can be the end result otherwise. I read a degree paper from a Policeman recently, commenting on the bomber in the taxi at Liverpool Maternity Hospital - the current thinking is that he wasn't part of a Terrorist network, but part of a group like Incel; that he believed no woman had the right to refuse him and because they did that was going to be their punishment. Fortunately he failed. You've raised an *incredibly* important hidden issue, Ant, and if men start to talk about it amongst their peers/friends so that it becomes unacceptable then maybe the risk of becoming the next 'Kathleen' reduces. Thank you for a superb piece of work ... and RIP Kathleen 💕
Brilliant once again. please come and look around the Tameside/glossop area some fantastic stories and myths to be told.
thanks so much Laura, I'm living in Marple so not too far for me up the road ;)
That was a very moving tribute to young Kathleen, Anthony. Researched and produced to an incredibly high standard as always. It was clear that you were very troubled by the young woman's fate, but do try to take some comfort in the knowledge that you did Kathleen proud with your work. All the best, lad.
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply Padaric! I really appreciate you taking the time out to watch the video! it really does mean a lot to me mate. take care :)
I Absolutely Love This Channel ❤️
Thank you so much for the kind comment and support Sabrina 🙏🏼🌟🐒
I found this tonight and am glad I watched it you have done an excellent job I felt as if I was back there seeing where he attacked her and the murder scene you are so good at making these I have watched a couple of yours before which I enjoyed but I forgot to hit the notification bell. Not to worry found you again thank you. So thoughtful of you to leave the flowers for her 👏👏💜
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and content. I really appreciate the support. Plenty more to come! Take care JKk and have a great Xmas 🎅🏼 👍🏼
Keep up the Brilliant work mate
Great video pal, keep it up 👍
Very well put together video, bravo!
Best wishes from the North East mate!
As always, brilliant; and no, you aren't rambling, you're telling the story as you see fit. Great work, and may Kathleen rest in peace
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply. Haha, I sometimes feel I do but I suppose its the only way I can get my point across. Cheers for watching mate, much appreciated!
Comes from the heart
Hey DM thank you for bringing this story to us. Kathleen will still live in the memories of those who knew her. Such a tragic loss at such a young age. I can’t believe that Kumar only got 3 years. That is an insult to Kathleen’s family. Thanks for the research and time you put into your stories. They’re so engrossing and heart felt. Keep them coming Ant.
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply. really glad you enjoyed the video! thanks once again mate, take care.
This story has upset my heart and soul thank you for sharing much appreciated brother respect to you
I appreciate that, thank you!
stumbled on your channel, love it. Great video, thanks..have now subscribed...keep posting :)
Thank you sooo much! I really do appreciate that and thanks for the kind words. I hope you enjoy the content 👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 I do, thank you. You do great work creating the videos, excellent audio and visuals. Glad I found your channel ..Happy New Year !!
@@blupoppy608 thank you! Happy New Year Too! 🥳
This is brilliant! I don't know the story, I'm from a different part of Manchester, but this video is so amazingly well done.
You've really done this justice with the way you tell the story.
I've subscribed.
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video! I hope you enjoy the content the channel has to offer. I try and mix up the variety so there’s something for everyone. Great to have you on board! 👍🏼🙏🏼
I totally agree with you. Justice was not served. Also I believe his mind set was that if he could not have her no other man would. This is a case of obsession and jealousy. He obviously planned this got the knife in advance. She rejected him and he killed her because of it. Horrific and so very tragic. Feel so bad for her dad as well. In this case money did talk, it talked him right out of jail. He should of been charged at the very least with second degree murder, but he was guilty of first degree. I pray you find her gave to place your flowers upon. So very kind of you. Love the gentle way you told this story. Thank you so very much.
Thats such a nice comment Rose! thank you so much for watching the video!
Hi I'm a new subscriber and I really enjoyed this vlog. Thank you to you and your dad for making it.
Thanks so much Nicola! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and I really do appreciate the support! I’m glad you’ve found the channel and I hope you enjoy the content💯👍🏼
I have just discovered this video. I remember this case, being a Salford lass myself. I remember All the places you have mentioned. Indeed a tragic story. It was the year that I married and moved away from the area. You have an amazing talent. Your compassion abounds in this video. I just wish that you could have found Kathleens' grave.
Thank you so much for taking the time out to watch the video Jaqui! I really means a lot, and I am so glad you could connect with it. Upon the months of this being related I have been told my members close to the Parkinson family that she was taken to the isle or white or man.. I cant remember which one where her family originally came from hence why I couldn't locate her lol. I am happy that she was laid to rest with her mother. thanks once again :)
Very well produced poignant video. I'm pleased to have found your channel. 🙂
Thank you so much! Really glad your apart of this channel 🌟
Top stuff Anthony.. 👍👍👍
Cheers buddy
Brilliant program 👍
Thanks so much. That really does mean a lot 👍🏼
Sad story, good vidieo! Lets not forget people like her who,s life have been cut short.
Thanks so much Jonathan :)
You are welcome my friend, just keep on making great videos like you do!
'If I can't have her , then nobody can ' that was the twisted attitude of an unstable individual I reakon.
Absolutely! You’ve nailed it! Thanks so much for watching the video 👍🏼🌟
In some cultures, men find it very difficult to understand that women do not have to comply with their wishes. Especially if the man is wealthy. But we really must celebrate diversity. Mustn't we? It has made a difference in Britain. And we hear constantly that it is very important to make a difference.
very true Paul. thanks so much for watching mate :)
Wow! 🙌🏻 This was brilliantly edited, what a tragic story 😢
Thank you so much! and also thanks for the share. I honestly really appreciate it! gonna have a binge watch of yours tonight! ;)
@@daftmonkey7296 your welcome mate, absolutely love your channel!!! X
Wow you did an incredible job with this-new sub!!!!!!❤😊what a truly caring person you are!!!!!!😊
Thank you so much for taking the time out to watch the video and also subbing! New content will be coming soon! I hope you enjoy what we have in store. Thanks once again and have a great Xmas 🎅🏼🙏🏼
Beautifully put together video. Refreshing to see the level of respect you had throughout. So many documentaries lack compassion. Did you ever look for her father/mothers grave? (I'm sure you did, but just a thought) She may have been interred with them, and the headstone never got updated with her name. Thanks for giving her a voice and solidifying her memory in this ever changing world ❤
@@user-gh5ot2qf8k thank you so much and so sorry for the late reply. I did look into the parents and I believe they were buried in the Isle of Man. I think that’s where they were originally from. Thank you so much for watching the video and taking the time out to comment. Take care ⭐️
Great video young man keep em commin n thanks for sharing
Thank you so much Jane! I really appreciate that 🙏🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 you come across as a fine young man , and i think you are destined for great things , your parents must be so Proud 😊😊
@@janebrilly4386 that honestly is very kind of you to say Jane. Thank you so much for the kind comment🙌🏼
Great video. Walked over Cock Robin Bridge so many times. I was born just off Holland Street in 1959 so not long before the murder. Thanks to your dad for mentioning the Feathers. I was trying to remember the name of it a few weeks ago. Used to be on our pub crawl route in the 70's and 80's.
Thank you for watching Nigel. I lived on greenstone drive and also parsons field (next to the old house at home) it’s a small world. I’ll pass the message on to my dad. Thanks once again mate and take care 👍🏼🐒
@@daftmonkey7296 we will deffo have mutual friends. Well me and your dad probably will. Most of my mates were off the same estate. Always met in the King's. Happy days 😊
@@nigelblair2182 I’m sure you will my whole family used to drink in the old house and that. My mums side is Molloy and my dads is Mulligan. Shame how many pubs have gone now mate. That whole area was a hive for pubs. Very sad.
I certainly know them names. You are so right. Used to be a great place for pubs. Now, nothing. So sad. Keep well mate.
@@nigelblair2182 the Molloy are quite a big family on my mums side. Robert Molloy (bob) harry lees, Steven Molloy etc. I’m sure you will have mutual friends like you said mate. Yeah, such a shame. They are ripping the heart out of the place now. All those pubs just gone forever. So sad. My dad and grandad used to tell me about them all. The Lowry, kings, feathers etc.