Poison and Serial Killing | Goeie Mie | Dutch True Crime
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Today I'm sharing the true crime story of Goeie Mie, the most prolific poision-er ner of all time and one of the most successful serial killers in The Netherlands. Who should we profile next time?!
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Jovie, I"m LOVING this new series! You're doing an amazing job with it. Please continue.
Thank you! I'm so glad- I definitely plan to continue!
Can you believe I've been living in Leiden for 6+ years and had no idea about this??!! 😮😮
If I where you, I picked up my things, and get the hell out of there :-)
I can believe it- it was a few years ago!
I have encountered some clues of this story living in Leiden these past years, as at least one beer they sell at the supermarket near me is named after her, so is a Gin brewery in Leiden. You'll also see books about Goeie Mie yearround in bookshop windows
Ik hou echt van true crime video's maar vind het zo jammer dat er bijna geen nederlandse zaken te vinden zijn in zulk soort video/podcast formaat.
Thank you for this!!!
Never knew this story! Super interesting and bizarre at the same time. Thank you so much for sharing. 😀
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lol I got an insurance commercial at the beginning of the video 😅
Great video! Very interesting story. Never heard of her. Keep up the good work!
I'm so glad you liked it!
Great video! Love your content!
Keep these videos coming👍🏻
Great one!! Well done.
Loving these new videos (all 2 of them, so far!)
Glad you like them!
Really love your true crime videos!!
Jovie, Daan and you are so fun to watch and this new series is quite impressive. Thanks for sharing this electrifying work of art with us that watch your channel. Outstanding job young lady.
Glad you enjoy it!
Skill Share is completely amazing!! Love your vids too!!
Love this new true crime series!
I love this new series! Good me 🤭 this is so good! Arsenic wow reminds me of the serpent
Goedemorgen Jovie,
Interesting stuff, keep it up 😀
More to come!
Loving this series. Make MOAR please! 🤓
Jovie, many share the expat experience and totally connect with your vids. Maybe one of these days you will have Zoom event. Goed Gedaan!
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing this story!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting, thanks
Im Dutch and yet I have never heard this story before.. Also love the nailpolish
Thank you. This is interesting.
Glad you think so!
Good luck for everyone watching this during midnight.
Luv how you comment WITHOUT words! March is my birthday month too. Only those who have lived the expat life in the Netherlands can recognize your "WTF smile" or the "I wouldn't be caught dead" look in your eyes or the hand gestures that read "really bitch?". You keep it politely real n are hilarious! Luv the Netherlands, I don't ride n my life is good.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you like my style!
Unbelievable, that this could even happen
It really is!
Wow what a story. I learned something new.
There are so many interesting stories out there!
Can't wait to hear those stories
Nooit geweten!
Ik moet je eerlijk bekennen, dit verhaal was ook nieuw voor mij.
Heel interessant, boeiende serie. Misschien volgende keer over Edith Post.
Thank you for the telling of this hideous crime. I did know an expressing of ‘ liever niet die goeie Mie’, which was said when you did not wanted some help from someone in particular, but I didn’t know this story. I am looking forward to the next story!
One question. In the background of this video is music. I had a lot of difficulty in understanding what you were saying because of the music, so, in the next episode of this really interesting serie, would you please tell the story without music in the background?
Hey! I may have a fascinating case for you! It's a heavy one but I really think this case needs/deserves more international attention than it got. It's the case nicky verstappen. The guy who did it got away with it for almost 20 years I believe.
Really love that you are doing these dutch cases! Can't wait for more😁😁
The court case at the lower court has ended with a verdict and a sentence, but it isn’t finished yet. To get a conviction, you need to wait for the judicial process to end. Both, the public defender and the accused, appealed against the verdict.
@@RealConstructor I know! I totally forgot to mention that thanks! I just think it's such an interesting case.
@@angelablackstar It is a high profile case, and the fact how they got to a suspect after all those years is astonishing. Catching the guy also was. Hope prosecutors can prove their case in the appeals court.
Thanks for the recommendation! I appreciate it! And I'm so glad you like these videos. I love making them.
love it how you pronounce "Oostdwarsgracht" :-) , and I sure love those Dutch crime-video's! Well done Jovie! Tip: "seriemoordenaars in nederland" by Hieke Wienke Jans and Ralph Schippers, it is in Dutch, but maybe you can read it and learn more of our beautiful langauge :-)
I'm so glad you are liking them and thanks for the tip!
I never heard of this story before.
Well I learned something new today
I'm glad!
Did not know half of this story, fascinating stuff! Another name that might be interesting (not as much as this one, but still ;-) ) might be Hendrik Jut. The guy only murdered two people, but the outrage over it was so great that to this day, people still like hitting him on the head with a mallet!
true!... on carnivals there is almost always an attraction called "kop van jut", which is named after that guy
That is so interesting, thanks for sharing!
I loved the first one, just something about the Dutch word of the day "vergiftigen" it's not poison but poisoning. Vergif is translated into poison. :-)
It can also mean "to poison" so that translation would be correct
Poisoning would be "vergiftiging "
Thanks! I was SO close.
@@JoviesHome 😁
@@JoviesHome Very close! :-) And you're Dutch is good. I just thought I should give a heads up about this. If nobody says something you can't learn, right?
De Moccro Mafia, is ook wel een leuk onderwerp.
I know about everything there is to know about the Heineken kidnapping but I had never heard about this! No idea why but looking at the comments I am not the only Dutch person unfamiliar with this story.
I think this story would actually make a good Netflix series. In this age of equality, we could use some top notch female villains and late 19th century Leiden sounds like a great setting.
That's a good idea!
Just a tip: check your mic levels while recording. Your audio is peaking (as was last week's).
Thanks for the tip.
Hi Jovie, I think you should cover the case of Marietje Kessels in the city of Tilburg. I'm not gonna spoil anything about it, but it's quite famous in this city and very tragic.
Thanks for the tip!
De blikken Dominee.
Ik had het boek maar ben het kwijt.
Maar ook een heel raar verhaal.
there is the story of Jut in Den Haag (kop van Jut) he wanted to immigrate to America. and Ferdie E kidnapped Gert Jan Heijn
I think there is a "better" serial killer in Dutch history. Read the book about the voyage of the VOC ship "Batavia" (available in Dutch and English) by Peter Fitzsimons. It beats me up to this day why nobody made a movie out of that excellent and true story book. Few of the crew and passengers actually survived the horror after the shipwreck of the Batavia at the Alhombros riffs at the coast of Australia. By the way, an exact replica of the Batavia can be visited in Lelystad nowadays. It is up to this day by far the biggest serial killing in Australia.
Wow, that sounds intense. Thanks for the tip!
Hi Jovie, re the title of this episode - it’s ‘Goeie Mie’...
Fascinating.! Well done. 😱 Please check out 'Hans van Z' or ' Blonde Dolly' Thanks.!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I know this I,m Dutch
My bday is september 9th too (1994)
Yikes! How awful! You have a great way of telling these crimes. In the early sixties my neighbour friend (Noreen Greenly) disappeared, at the corner bus stop. We were 11. She was never found & to this day it remains one of Canada’s unsolved crimes. And if that isn’t bad enough, we had a horrible cereal killing that occurred in the Niagara region in the early nineties by a Paul Bernardo & his wife Carla Homolka. Carla’s mother Dorothy worked in the same hospital I worked in as a nurse. She used to give us our shift hours schedules. There have been many books written about these murders. One of the murders was Carla’s own sister! The son-in-law of one of the nurses I worked with was the lead investigator in the task force set up to solve the murders. I think what’s so frightening is that criminals like that look so normal. You really don’t know what’s going on in some people’s brains, do you? They could be sitting right next to you, and you wouldn’t have a clue! Take care Jovie, keep up the good work.
Cereal killer????
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I'm so sorry about your friend. It must feel so bizarre to have these connections to heartbreaking events. Thank you for your encouragement.
Funny!
Elementary, my dear Jovie....
One advice: I could see some kind of screen reflecting in your glasses which was annoying me a bit.
Now I already gave you the Pim Fortuyn Assassination, the murder of Gerrit-Jan Heijn, and the attack on the Royal Family on Queen's day.
In the meantime I've been thinking of a few more cases.
- De treinkaping bij de punt. -- A group of people hijacked a train and kept it hostage for a long time. Now this can be a rather sensitive issue, so I recommend you to handle this one with care. Some people accuse the Dutch authorities that the police/army who came to free the train and the passengers in it of entering the train with a "shoot to kill" authorization (which would mean they executed the hijackers on the spot which is banned under article 114 of the constitution, although I do not know if that article already existed at the time). The prime minister of the time appears to deny those accusations though. But due the sensitivity, I recommend to try to be as neutral as possible.
- De Marianne Vaatstra case is a rather recent one. Marianne Vaatstra was a teenager who was sexually abused and murdered. For a long time people thought that somebody in the nearby AZC had to do something with the case until years later a DNA test proved otherwise.
- Lucia de Berk could be a nice one to cover too, as that was about a crime that was NEVER committed. Lucia de Berk was charged for murdering people and condemned to a life-long sentence, however later investigation showed she didn't commit the murders. As a matter of fact, the murders never took place at all and her "victims" appear to have died on natural causes. It was one of the most well known recent cases of miscarriages of justice.
- Lastly, seeing that you dove into history by going for "Goeie Mie", how about going even further into history... The assassination of the father of our nation: William of Orange (Willem van Oranje in Dutch). King Philip II hoped to break the Dutch resistance by murdering William of Orange, however this all proved to be counter-productive as now the Dutch had a martyr and became more fanatic than ever before. The murder's punishment was cruel even for the time in which it happened. Nice to note also as that the murderer, Balthasar Gerard, was vouched for by many outside the Netherlands, to be declared holy, which in the end would never happen, but tells a lot about the time's sentiment.
Hopefully these are also useful cases to cover....
Thanks so much for the tips. As far as the reflection goes, I kind of need my glasses so..sorry.
@@JoviesHome Oh, I know the issue. I've been wearing glasses myself since I was 4. Perhaps changing the angle of the screen somehow... Just an idea...
Anyway, you're doing great in your Dutch crime stories :)
Beeing born and bred in Leiden I've heard this story many times, do like your version ! Or should I say rendition ? After Leiden I moved to The Hague where 'Blonde Dolly' was murdered. A very intriguing case with possible (?) ties to people in high circles. Have a looksee !
BTW: If you like to pick up a bit of 'real' Leidens have a look at this: th-cam.com/video/2z9CV2tq_1g/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the tip! I'm glad you liked my telling of the story!
there is also a story ( not sure if true ) a woman was running some bed & breakfast and her husband went to the USA to make some money.. he became rich and wanted to surprise his wife.. so he checked into the B&B ( anonymous ) and she noticed he had some big money.. so she did kill him and took the money 😇
oh wow! Is this a Dutch couple? I wonder if anyone knows their names?
@@JoviesHome sorry I don't know their names, it was a story out of a bundle about historic Dutch crime written by a retired Police official. I even forgot his name and Google didn't solve that either,
anyway plenty of other Dutch crimes and how they used to be punished for it. 😱
@@gitmoholliday5764 Could the writer be Appie Baantjer?
It's Goeie Mie actually, not Goeie Mei. Mie is probably a shortening of Maria.
Thanks for clarifying!
Surprised she was not hanged as was normal in a lot of European (geographic) Countries at the time, the last woman to be hanged for murder in the UK was in 1956. The death penalty was rescinded for murder in 1969 but remained for the crime of Treason and in Military Law as death by firing squad until the early 90's when the last licensed hangman retired and the penalty was rescinded. It is still in the statute book as has never been repealed and in theory can be reinstated if and when needed.
The copy of the Official Secrets Act that I signed in the early 70's had the death penalty in it for a conviction for treason or other related offences. I was only a Ministerial Driver, so just a Civil Servant on my Passport, but of course could overhear what was said in the back and documents were often left in my care whilst the passenger(s) were having lunch or a pitstop. The conversation was often interesting in other ways! Of course I never listened.
See I've always wondered that too. But the last time in the Netherlands a regular criminal was hanged was in 1860. With the death penalty abolished 10 years later in 1870. So when this all happened in 1883, there was no death penalty.
There have been executions since then but those were war criminals. With the last one happening in 1952.
Sorry for responding to a 2 year old comment but I just had to reply. 😅
Sorry but like I just found out about her like an hour ago cuz of my bf is in the family of hers-
Ayyy my great great great great great grandmother... and worst of all I cook
Mmm creepy
Right?
@@JoviesHome as a human being its always interests me to learn how perfectly good people in essence can become murderous monsters
she didn't kill her own children too!!!🤔 or was that someone else??
Oh, how terrible would that be?
@@JoviesHome very terrible!!!! explains why so many of her children have died
GEKOLONISEERD
Hi Jovie its Mie not Mei
@@alicia.3740 ze heeft t verandert je ben een dag telaat
Ha Jovie and Daan!
I’ve seen both your crime videos now and I love the stories! They are thoroughly researched and well told. More of those please!
However, can I give you some constructive criticism about the presentation? Because frankly, 🤢.
The background is rather amateuristic. Can’t you hang the cork board on a wall and sit or stand next to it? And what is that grey thing on the right? Does it have a funcion? If not, out with it! Also the sound could be better. It may be that due to the triangular setup, reflections from the board and the grey thing end up in the microphone, which distorts the sound. And last but not least, a screen reflects in your glasses, making it hard to see your eyes sometimes.
This was not meant as a ‘you suck’ but I really think you can do better, based on your former videos. How about using a green screen and projecting all the pictures you need on that?
Cheers from tsa!