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  • Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
  • Michael Portillo visits four abandoned locations that were at the centre of relatively unknown historical events, examining their place and importance in Britain's past. He begins at the Royal London Hospital in the East End, which closed its doors on 2013 but pioneered medical breakthroughs and healthcare for generations of men, women and children from its founding in 1740. It was also the home of Joseph Merrick, known as the Elephant Man, who spent the last three years of his life as a resident
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  • @DarthTrader707
    @DarthTrader707 Год назад +7

    I'm so glad this hospital and the people who worked in, existed for Joseph Merrick. Merrick was able to find genuine happiness inside those walls, where he was treated with respect, and dignity.

  • @stompthedragon4010
    @stompthedragon4010 Год назад +22

    Watching the movie of Joseph Merrick and reading the book made me cry. I am so often puzzled by the aspects of good and evil in humanity. People can seem so good, and people can be so cruel.

    • @jessicaavery1080
      @jessicaavery1080 Год назад +5

      The duality of man. Both of those qualities can inhabit the same person, let alone the human race as a whole

  • @meemurthelemur4811
    @meemurthelemur4811 Год назад +158

    My mother was born in the US in 1949. She was 9 weeks premature. It was thanks to the development of incubators and the training of doctors and nurses in hospitals like this that I am here today.

    • @Earthbound369
      @Earthbound369 Год назад +16

      I was born with my umbilical cord wrapped around my neck. Thanks to a quick thinking nurse at Havana General hospital, (the best in the Caribbean in 1955) I'm still alive & kicking.

    • @honorladone8682
      @honorladone8682 Год назад +6

      It was meant to be.

    • @eddenoy321
      @eddenoy321 Год назад +3

      @@Earthbound369 Maybe Fidel and Raul were born in that same hospital years before.

    • @mocat1
      @mocat1 Год назад +18

      My great aunt was born about 2 months premature in 1907. The doctor didn’t give her a second thought, knowing she’d never survive, and focused on my great grandmother’s wellbeing.
      One of her sisters who was a nurse was assisting, in the delivery. She bundled up my great aunt, and stuck her in the wood stove for a couple of hours. My great aunt died just a little after her 92nd birthday, and lived just long enough to meet her first great-grandchild, born a month before her death.

    • @TheRaindancer10
      @TheRaindancer10 Год назад +2

      I'll to it be by

  • @nita7561
    @nita7561 Год назад +13

    I was a Operating Room nurse for 30 years. I’ve seen so many oddities in my career. To me, it was such a a fascinating time.
    I looked forward to each day.

    • @doreensika837
      @doreensika837 11 месяцев назад

      Oh wow, can you please tell me one of the oddities that sticks out the most for you? I would love to hear.

  • @GodzHarleyGirlStudio
    @GodzHarleyGirlStudio Год назад +20

    I'm extremely disappointed they didn't show the room Mr. Merrick lived in.

    • @tony--james
      @tony--james Год назад +2

      I could be very wrong, but I believe the 2 rooms no longer exist... possibly due to ages old reconfiguration? I've looked everywhere online, I can't find anything, just this old description "Overlooking a quiet courtyard known as ‘Bedstead Square’, the pair of rooms was skillfully converted into a little apartment for Joseph."

    • @wenthulk8439
      @wenthulk8439 8 месяцев назад

      @tony- -james That’s what I thought too

  • @FatRescueSwimmer04
    @FatRescueSwimmer04 Год назад +19

    42:30 Reminds me of when I got to see the pics of myself blown open on my last deployment, that ended my career. Was insane to see my own insides... 100 years ago I would of 100% been dead!

  • @michelleduplooymalherbe2837
    @michelleduplooymalherbe2837 Год назад +10

    That poor, poor man being stared at and being seen as a freak ......

  • @priestessmikokikyo77
    @priestessmikokikyo77 Год назад +26

    RIP Joseph you are angel in heaven. Fly free sweet man.

  • @menwaralanazi47
    @menwaralanazi47 Год назад +9

    As a graduate of "The London Hospital" , I remember examining pathology specimens related to the Elephant Man . It was very eerie to say the least

    • @menwaralanazi47
      @menwaralanazi47 Год назад +1

      any LHMC 1984 graduates ?
      give me a shout !

  • @rattar7640
    @rattar7640 Год назад +14

    What gets me is their preserving the Colosseum spending millions of dollars to preserve something dedicated to the brutal path of humans but this which is dedicated to the medical care they couldn't preserve this as a monument they just let it fall into ruin the decay this would be an awesome museum

  • @nadiazeeb1868
    @nadiazeeb1868 Год назад +16

    Humble Mr John Merrick. Rest in Eternal Peace in Heaven❤.

  • @daviddevlogger
    @daviddevlogger Год назад +35

    Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regrets. So love the people who treat you right, forget about the ones who don’t. And believe that everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. Nobody said it would be easy, just that it would be worth it

    • @jorgefiguerola1693
      @jorgefiguerola1693 Год назад

      How about being nearly 60 years old and never having had enough motivation and courage to manifest a physical relationship with a grown woman?

  • @bmaluginthevanishingman6034
    @bmaluginthevanishingman6034 Год назад +14

    When I was a child I was f****** terrified of the Elephant Man the first time I seen the movie I was young I was I was born in 76 so I was pretty young and when it showed Mr Merricks face they almost had to put me in therapy I believe maybe four or five years old as I got older I become less afraid but my dad would stomp on the floor and say boom boom boom Here Comes The Elephant Man of course when I was older which didn't bother me that much I still remember sitting on the couch with my dad while my mom was cooking and it showed his face but of course I read a couple books about him and think he was a great guy talented person and had a big heart

  • @penelope-oe2vr
    @penelope-oe2vr Год назад +71

    Medical care should be free the world over. 🌎 every country should have national health care. The world is rich enough to feed, house, clothe, and care for us all. If we removed GREED from the equation.

    • @Lunarstruck1
      @Lunarstruck1 Год назад +10

      Nothing is free. Who do you suggest pay for all that?

    • @chantallafrance297
      @chantallafrance297 Год назад +15

      @@Lunarstruck1 taxes thats how all countries pay for it.

    • @Lunarstruck1
      @Lunarstruck1 Год назад

      @@chantallafrance297 well that's not working. No country that has socialized medicine has decent care AT ALL. It's completely corrupted. Just like Obamacare in CA.

    • @syourke3
      @syourke3 Год назад

      @@Lunarstruck1 Funny how nobody asks that question when it comes to bailing out the banks or paying for all the endless wars. They only ask that question when it’s a matter of government doing something worthwhile for the people. Here’s the answer: You impose a wealth tax the billionaires at 100 percent. Eliminate them completely. Share the wealth among the people. Take the money from the Pentagon and the CIA. And spend it on health, education, housing and welfare. Simple.

    • @puns22
      @puns22 Год назад +3

      cringe

  • @cathylaycock5598
    @cathylaycock5598 Год назад +5

    My middle brother had elephant man disease aka tuberous sclerosis. Nothing like the movie at all! His disease was internal and external. He died in 1996. 😢

    • @dianecleary1054
      @dianecleary1054 Год назад +2

      So sorry for your brother.
      As long as their family loves and accepts them the have a life.

  • @tiffanye9403
    @tiffanye9403 Год назад +16

    I would love to give Mr. Merrick a hug

  • @DavidSmith-tu1nd
    @DavidSmith-tu1nd Год назад +10

    That graveyard and hospital has to be haunted for sure.

  • @nonamehowisgoogleusingourd886
    @nonamehowisgoogleusingourd886 Год назад +2

    Awww Joseph Merrick lived in the attic. That poor darling.

  • @boop5287
    @boop5287 Год назад +8

    What a sweet beautiful man. Brought me to tears

  • @prophez23
    @prophez23 Год назад +7

    Through the greatest struggle, from the grimmest of times, from the dirt and smoke of history s past the human is born ... It's a testament of our true strength that we're even still on this planet...

  • @lizziesangi1602
    @lizziesangi1602 Год назад +6

    The London Hospital did indeed offer Merrick sanctuary. However, Merrick had dear influential and rich friends who were his benefactors and would visit Merrick in his "sanctuary". It is well known that Merrick could read, write and converse intelligently and with interest.
    Merricks' famous quote is, I am not an animal. I am a man.
    With movies and theatrical plays titled The Elephant Man and starring well known brilliant actors such as JOHN HURT and DAVID BOWIE, I find it odd to hear of one who just found out that Merrick WAS an educated, intelligent and endearing man.

  • @dianep1385
    @dianep1385 Год назад +4

    Joseph Merrick, may he 🙏 RIP. He deserves that!

  • @Tomy_Yon
    @Tomy_Yon Год назад +38

    I saw 'Mask' the movie with Cher, about Rocky Dennis in August 1984.
    Then I saw 1980's 'The Elephant Man' movie from David Lynch on a Friday in October 1984. After that I never was the same. I went to see the exhibition of Merrick in 2001 in London, I bought a first edition of the Frederick Treeves 'The Elephant Man and other Reminiscences'. I did the crusade of the places Merrick visited, yes even Ostend, Belgium. I watched all movies and series about facial deformities, I'm still waiting for the new BBC series about Joseph with the kid of Stanger Things, Charlie Heaton.

    • @oneeyeddog3045
      @oneeyeddog3045 Год назад +3

      Sounds like an obsession but I get it!

    • @a.azazagoth5413
      @a.azazagoth5413 Год назад +6

      Those are 2 movies that as a young man absolutely changed me. It made me absolutely more empathetic and I became fascinated by anatomy.

    • @Tomy_Yon
      @Tomy_Yon Год назад +2

      @@oneeyeddog3045 Absolutely, it was very traumatizing being a child, but I'm OK with now. I learned to appreciate all shapes and kind of people...

    • @Tomy_Yon
      @Tomy_Yon Год назад +2

      @@a.azazagoth5413 that is a very lovely post. Bless you.

    • @Outlaw_j84
      @Outlaw_j84 Год назад +4

      @@Tomy_Yon I admire your dedication to the matter

  • @contardi
    @contardi Год назад +2

    They were able to find relatives and they were amazed, and, in a generoso way, proud.
    Great respect.

  • @aurorincorporated
    @aurorincorporated Год назад +30

    Stephen's open chest photo blew me away. What a surgery it must've been. O.O
    I was also impressed by learning about how X-ray technology was worked on by the first 4 unsuspecting specialists and about the dear price they paid (- by now the effects of long term radiation are all common knowledge, but for them it must've been gutwrenching to pay the price they did even when they realized the benefits for humanity).
    Thank You for not uploading a Boring documentary as this sure isn't that. This is, in modern parlance - Dope. :)

  • @brandyhuff8487
    @brandyhuff8487 Год назад +8

    Can I just say I love that you used Joseph drake's depiction of Joseph Merrick 😍 phenomenal performance

  • @abcde_fz
    @abcde_fz Год назад +24

    It's interesting, right about 15:58 the pathologist says "It's just a fantastic bit of engineering." He's talking about a pig's heart, which is quite similar to our own in it's 'construction'. The interesting part is, if you ask a mechanical engineer, one who would be familiar with devices for pumping fluid, THEY would tell you it's much more of a hack than a design. Yes, our heart absolutely does work, often for 60, 70, or 102 years non-stop, but that fact is almost more miraculous than practical, because an engineer can point out a half-dozen things about it they would NEVER do if they were designing one from scratch. I really wish I could remember which documentary it was, but I saw one, it could easily be on YT, that pointed out the fantastic number of things about primate and other mammalian anatomical 'design' points that someone, again, designing things from scratch, would NEVER do. Numerous ways things can be improved upon in our bodies. Anyway, the pathologist's statement just popped that other documentary I'd seen into my mind, and I guess that's why I decided to comment on it. As much as we can hope to get out of life, it's amazing how many things about how we're 'built' could really use a re-design, and we'd probably get a lot MORE of that life...

    • @Matt_uniqueHandle
      @Matt_uniqueHandle Год назад +2

      I've heard similar sentiment about how no one would have designed the human back to have the awkward curves it has which allow us to stand up straight.

    • @donnariley2831
      @donnariley2831 Год назад +3

      @@Matt_uniqueHandle Ha! "The foolishness of God is wiser than the wisdom of men." (1 Corinthians 1:25)

    • @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
      @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 Год назад

      Amen.

  • @seandawson5899
    @seandawson5899 Год назад +18

    Medicine's history is so morbid. To be on the forefront in that field at any point in time must feel like a snake eating it's own tail. Having to watch pain and suffering to try to end it. Not knowing any remedy other than to observe. It's a weird thing to fathom.

  • @roberthunter7247
    @roberthunter7247 Год назад +7

    Soooooo glad you said Joseph & not John. That's my boy

  • @kellyhiggins4234
    @kellyhiggins4234 Год назад +1

    I wonder if Queen Elizabeth ever visited that hospital? What miracles we humans have heard about all do to these old hospitals dedicated to the poor. Ironically it was our churches who gave the most to life. Now days our churches are confined infact I haven't seen a nun since 1980s . Growing up I had to be at Mass on Sunday & confession on Saturdays. Now all churches doors are locked just sad. I loved lighting a candle and feeling of peace . I'm a miracle I have two birthdays one being born and one the doctors gave me when I was told I had 3 to 6 months. Thank you for doing this story . Blessings to all ..

  • @-sweyn-9559
    @-sweyn-9559 Год назад +18

    I remember as a child watching the David Lynch movie. When they were cruel to him it tore me up.

  • @KC-603
    @KC-603 Год назад +3

    Thank you Dr Wilson!

  • @jolenehendrickson8915
    @jolenehendrickson8915 Год назад +14

    A very sad heartbreaking life he had

  • @davidchiles5331
    @davidchiles5331 Год назад +8

    Very interesting, we need more of these.

  • @cyndit9208
    @cyndit9208 Год назад +28

    Absolutely fascinating! Thank you for this. I’m hoping to see more of the same. Also, I’m also hoping with the amazing advances in genealogy research that something from the Ripper can be found out. That mystery needs to be solved. As for Mr. Merrick, I also was so grateful that for the last portion of his life he was taken care of. What a blessing he was.

    • @Cindy-by3ho
      @Cindy-by3ho Год назад +3

      More research was done about who Jack the Ripper was and it was concluded that he was a foreign sailor, Polish I believe.

    • @lizziesangi1602
      @lizziesangi1602 Год назад

      @ Cyndi T
      A new documentary was made about the Ripper. They traced his footsteps and tried to figure out where he lived and worked. With this they narrowed the suspect down to one man. Scotland Yard now believes they have their man although no DNA has been had.

    • @lizziesangi1602
      @lizziesangi1602 Год назад +1

      @Cindy
      A new documentary says differently and Scotland Yard believes they have their man although no DNA has been had. The documentary is quite good.

    • @Daemonicuss
      @Daemonicuss Год назад

      Jack the ripper = H.H Holmes 100%

    • @StanCat4
      @StanCat4 Год назад

      Just watched a show last week proving who Jack was - local delivery guy who grew up in the killing area
      edit: he was a butcher

  • @marykatherinegoode2773
    @marykatherinegoode2773 Год назад +7

    I hope they keep the old building and use it for med students. Looks like they would get an excellent education.

  • @matthewotremba9230
    @matthewotremba9230 Год назад +5

    Them graves did not seem to be six feet deep
    Yard had to smellllllll

  • @georgerivera6970
    @georgerivera6970 Год назад +7

    One of the best channels on RUclips.

  • @moodykimwele2564
    @moodykimwele2564 Год назад +2

    Interesting stuff

  • @Jety-cx7pg
    @Jety-cx7pg Год назад +2

    The dude at 2:30 walking in the back acts very suspicious after spotting the camera.

  • @patricialong5767
    @patricialong5767 Год назад +3

    I've studied the history of UK and US body snatchers, a grisly study indeed! Not for the faint of heart! Quite lucrative for them!

  • @Lunarstruck1
    @Lunarstruck1 Год назад +8

    I wanted to see where Joseph Merrick lived.

    • @eddenoy321
      @eddenoy321 Год назад +2

      He had the suite with the jacuzzi and sauna.

    • @Lunarstruck1
      @Lunarstruck1 Год назад +1

      @@eddenoy321 they didn't show it tho

  • @bridoc519
    @bridoc519 Год назад +5

    Get this guy a real flashlight with your RUclips money

  • @janmac218
    @janmac218 Год назад +2

    Amazing the history of the Radiographers. I'll keep that mind as well. Thank you for this video.

  • @kellymartin8095
    @kellymartin8095 Год назад +4

    Call the midwives on PBS is based in East side and refers to London hospital often

  • @rosauragonzalez3397
    @rosauragonzalez3397 Год назад +16

    This is very educational. Very well done. Thank you.

  • @marlareeves417
    @marlareeves417 Год назад +5

    Thank you for this brilliant podcast! 🙏👏

  • @debbiesims138
    @debbiesims138 Год назад +6

    I'm curious what Merricks DNA says. I hope they can do it while I'm still around.
    They'll never figure out who the Ripper was.

  • @hddun
    @hddun Год назад +16

    Wow Great story of the team who saved Steven the stabvictim thank you much for your fine narration of the old and new hospital care I loved the nurse She is such a pro and we should think often of her service to all in the community who are often overlooked Warm regards Howard ( Houston Texas USA)

  • @jadzia2098
    @jadzia2098 Год назад +3

    My hope for this building is it would be to keep it up and preserved. There too much history and breaktrought in medecine done at this 250 years old hospital. John Merrick was there and Jack the Ripper's victims too. So many breaktrought. So much good was done at this hospital. Hope it still can flourish and keep teaching us. If it cant be a hospital, then an historical place of teaching. You dont erase all that history and breakthrought of medical history. Well thats just how I see it.

  • @pollyannapositive9192
    @pollyannapositive9192 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the medical education.

  • @tinabenavidez1903
    @tinabenavidez1903 Год назад +3

    I'm curious why was the hospital closed.

  • @shendaraalshedir1933
    @shendaraalshedir1933 Год назад

    There was a lovely but very sad movie with John Hurt & Anthony Hopkins. I don't know how accurate it was. But it depicted Joseph Merrick as a gentle, loving hearted, kind Gentleman who was most grateful for the care he was given by *kind* people. I make miniatures too, and hide away alot, it touched me to see the spectacular tiny magnificent creations he made, far beyond my own skills. It's how we create a little world for ourselves where we can always feel safe; cosy, and wanted.
    It breaks my 💔heart that he was so young, just a tender 27.
    Rest ln Peace Joseph.
    🌹😔🌹. 🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
    P.S. l have seen other shows on travel or inside the Royals kitchen, etc. with Michael Portillo. He has such a class & respectfulness when he's presenting, especially when speaking about those not so fortunate. I appreciate that, as a person of poverty income. Thank ❤️ You Michael!

  • @cherylcallahan5402
    @cherylcallahan5402 Год назад +3

    *Time-Line World History Joseph Merick hidden history of Britain 🇬🇧 appreciate your videos Listening 🌟 from Mass USA TYVM 💙Joseph*

  • @bnwo
    @bnwo Год назад +3

    Fascinating history.

  • @yolamontalvan9502
    @yolamontalvan9502 Год назад +2

    I thought this video was about Star Trek when I saw the thumbnail.

  • @jamalkhan5694
    @jamalkhan5694 Год назад +3

    Great video!

  • @kentuckyChic
    @kentuckyChic Год назад

    You have such a great amount of interesting and Amazing History 🙏

  • @yairmetargem277
    @yairmetargem277 Год назад +1

    Good work thanks
    God bless you day by day
    Life is good

  • @ajarnolaf9034
    @ajarnolaf9034 Год назад +4

    not an elephant man, but a Ferengi

  • @willsavidge5668
    @willsavidge5668 Год назад +2

    Fascinating!

  • @r1madbrit
    @r1madbrit Год назад +2

    Looks like my local NHS medical centre in Hastings.

  • @lisawhite8743
    @lisawhite8743 Год назад +1

    Beautiful, but sad story.

  • @hadram2885
    @hadram2885 Год назад +4

    Wow how come you are not afraid to walk through in such places?

    • @penelope-oe2vr
      @penelope-oe2vr Год назад +1

      What is there to be afraid of?

    • @Lunarstruck1
      @Lunarstruck1 Год назад +1

      @@penelope-oe2vr ghosts and homeless

    • @aurorincorporated
      @aurorincorporated Год назад +2

      He had at least a cameraman and possibly some other members of the production team with him, so it's not like he was alone. And even if he was - he has eyes, ears and the opportunity to grab a mace, stick, a bigass dog or perhaps someone's grumpy mother-in-law with him. :)

  • @NGCoinslove
    @NGCoinslove Год назад +1

    Thank You

  • @chainsawlady
    @chainsawlady Год назад +5

    u take way too long to get to the point.

  • @Daud76
    @Daud76 Год назад +1

    On a different subject (and probably too late right to say it), but I think that old hospital should have been made into a museam and not to become the new offices of council. Had they done so, I definitely would have paid a visit.

  • @jacquelinecrabb6088
    @jacquelinecrabb6088 Год назад +1

    Very interesting, informative, educational and historical. ❤❤👍🏻👍🏻

  • @kennethbyrdii5656
    @kennethbyrdii5656 Год назад +2

    They say they don't know whether he was left or right handed One would think that his normal side would show what hand

    • @shilde
      @shilde Год назад +2

      I thought the exact same thing. 🤣 I mean that makes the most sense.

    • @kennethbyrdii5656
      @kennethbyrdii5656 Год назад

      @@shilde I use both my hands believe it or not.. my left I use just to eat or write.. my right hand, I use for everything.. not sure why I'm this way.. enjoy your evening

  • @louisesumrell6331
    @louisesumrell6331 Год назад +5

    Turns out that Jack was most likely a man who worked at a nearby meat distributor/delivery service.

    • @karentucker2161
      @karentucker2161 Год назад +3

      Or hospital...I heardbit could go either way because of how he left his victims.

  • @sandrastevens4418
    @sandrastevens4418 Год назад +2

    The thing about the dead bodies, was fascinating.
    I ķnow it was against the law. To use a dead body in Britain for learning about human anatomy.
    In other countries it was different Rembrandts famous paintingThe Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp is from the year 1632.
    It was Painted in Amsterdam.
    I have made arrangements for my body to be used for Anatomy Lessons.

  • @savagepro9060
    @savagepro9060 Год назад

    I always thought Michael Jackson had purchased Joseph Merrick's skeleton!

  • @SuperhumanUnchained
    @SuperhumanUnchained Год назад +1

    Great video

  • @VinceW187
    @VinceW187 Год назад +2

    Were those xrays and pictures you found left behind? Or placed for the documentary?

  • @crim101a
    @crim101a Год назад +5

    Why can’t you take DNA from the molars? Are they dried out? Or along with the long bones to try and get a more complete , as possible, of DNA. I mean that you have done that already. I’m interested in such things. Thanks.

    • @contardi
      @contardi Год назад

      They fond relatives

  • @jamesbingham4538
    @jamesbingham4538 Год назад +6

    Where did Joseph get such an incredible education? In the era of just put the freaks in a circus

  • @kalingapigsoon3470
    @kalingapigsoon3470 Год назад +1

    Doctor who became monster before became profs

  • @stephaniescarlett7887
    @stephaniescarlett7887 Год назад +2

    whew- watta way ta start m'day, man!!! it was before 8am when i started this doc and lemme tellya, it opened my eyes in more ways than one, thats 4 sure... great presentation and pace- but everything timeline is as such, imho. informative as well as interesting which really helps the facts stick- instead of in one ear and out the other. i know the ending is a little graphic- but i would have really appreciated something like this in high school as part of a blend of science and history education- as far as learning tools go- the internet wasn't something that was as available as it is today, being that i enjoyed high school in the mid to late 90's and we had a computer lab- no tech actually in the classrooms- and the lab was s'small that an entire class of students couldn'ta fit all at once if we tried- but anyway, i digress...i actually have an ultrasound appt this afternoon and the newly acquired radiography info i gleaned just now should make for some nice small talk to fill the unavoidable awkward silence(s) sure to grace me w/ their presence come somewhere around 2:15 this afternoon = 🙄< 😎= thank you team Timeline, for helpin out in ways ya prolly never even thot about😉!!!

  • @curiousme113
    @curiousme113 Год назад

    The comments got me intrigued.
    Hope they're correct

  • @noblehillministerprophet8689
    @noblehillministerprophet8689 Год назад +2

    How did mr Merrick die

    • @TRaWi
      @TRaWi Год назад

      he could only sleep sitting on the bed resting his head pending over the chest, one night he just suffocated.

  • @louisesumrell6331
    @louisesumrell6331 Год назад +4

    I wonder which would be worse, to be profoundly ignorant and not understand what's going on, or to be well educated and understand all of the social ramifications. 🤔
    I suppose the two would be equally torturous, for only slightly different reasons...

    • @TRaWi
      @TRaWi Год назад

      knowledge is always better, always. Even when it seems to hurt more, it's temporary. On the long run, we always wind up feeling grateful for every knowledge we once felt sorry for acquiring

  • @peggylindenthaler6169
    @peggylindenthaler6169 Год назад

    Considering the condition of Joseph Merrick, if he lived today, would there have been much more done for him to relieve his condition?

  • @bombslayer7305
    @bombslayer7305 Год назад +1

    Are they keeping the historical items?

  • @maryjohnson4214
    @maryjohnson4214 Год назад

    Amen real true facts

  • @Down_the_Wind
    @Down_the_Wind Год назад

    Man. Eric Stoltz looks rough without makeup on!

  • @bumblebee623
    @bumblebee623 Год назад +2

    That shoe probably wasn't from a surgeon. It was probably from some worthless nurse. Or some cna who is more talented than a nurse.

  • @Dude_its_Lyz
    @Dude_its_Lyz Год назад +2

    I have suspicions that H.H. Holmes was The Ripper.

    • @TRaWi
      @TRaWi Год назад +1

      the evidence is compelling

  • @brianoriorden9748
    @brianoriorden9748 Год назад +1

    John merrick...

  • @dwanedexter7685
    @dwanedexter7685 Год назад +6

    What an absolute legend

  • @grbdnksg
    @grbdnksg Год назад

    (31:23) "Might have"? He surely had it.

  • @Delores999
    @Delores999 Год назад +1

    I like this……….

  • @TH-tl6sy
    @TH-tl6sy Год назад

    It's a shame Timeline Videos are ao completely unwatchable. Always interesting subjects. Can't handle the commercials every 2 minutes that cut in mid-sentence.
    Beyond frustrating. Clearly you care more for monterization than you do content.

  • @thomasalvarez2833
    @thomasalvarez2833 Год назад

    IF THOSE STONES COULD TALK ... :
    - They'd Say , " I Wish I Would Have Done More With My Life ".
    IF THOSE WALLS COULD TALK ... :
    - They'd Say , " Come On' Man, Let's Get STONED ! "

  • @maryhutt4263
    @maryhutt4263 Год назад

    Yeah I know, my mother was the first to have plastic heart valve in 1952' wheeler they say 53 but Ma said 52' done in the Boston general hospital

  • @thewhitewitch7691
    @thewhitewitch7691 Год назад +1

    ..Sad, sad, sad,.Jozef merrick,,,sad…..🌺🌺🌜🌛🌻🌻🌎from a dutch Lady, Rest im peas. Poor, Jozef….👰🧝‍♂️👀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @dannydandaniel8040
    @dannydandaniel8040 Год назад

    I think your jacket needs a few more buttons

  • @peggylindenthaler6169
    @peggylindenthaler6169 Год назад

    Which room was Joseph Merrick in?

  • @mattjustofficial
    @mattjustofficial Год назад

    1:19 looks like landscape from FF 15

  • @Quazi-moto
    @Quazi-moto Год назад +3

    2:30 -- I wonder why that guy, the moment he noticed the camera, turned away from it and went back the way he came.
    Clearly he didn't want to be on film... but why?

    • @Mandy-nt2cs
      @Mandy-nt2cs Год назад +2

      I would think he definitely would have noticed the giant professional camera filming the dude way before that second lol Who knows why he looked & turned back... maybe he realized he forgot his bread or something lol but the camera that would have been in use was probably a large camera held on the shoulder.. I can't imagine he only noticed just then.

    • @Quazi-moto
      @Quazi-moto Год назад

      @@Mandy-nt2cs Yeah, maybe.

    • @karentucker2161
      @karentucker2161 Год назад

      Because...

    • @Quazi-moto
      @Quazi-moto Год назад

      @@karentucker2161 Definitely.

  • @revalesq
    @revalesq Год назад +2

    Promoting geneticists as legit is openly promoting the losing side of WWII. Eugenics by any other name...

    • @TRaWi
      @TRaWi Год назад +1

      what could you possibly mean by to promote the losing side of WWII? Are you saying that some kind of promotion of something German, Italian or Japanese can be bad? sounds more like you just want to stir the pot and have nothing substantial to say. And saying genetics is so bad as eugenics equals to say chemistry is stupid because it comes from alchemy. Again, no substance, just words in the wind