The Horrifying & Tragic Case of Sarah Jane Roberts
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The Case of Sarah Jane Roberts from 19th Century Manchester is one that is still taked about today
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I gave up on games, with the Donner party on the Oregon Trail.
Oh this is so sad. She seemed like a genuinely kind and lovely young lady. It’s terrible that her killer got away with this. Why did no one suspect Mr Greenwood’s friend? The one who “found” the letter…. If only what was believed about the eyes reflecting the last thing she saw, were true. RIP Sarah Jane Roberts. Thank you for sharing this one BC.
Yes, or if she'd screamed the killers name.
I thought the same thing about the person who noticed the letter.
Yes I I thought the same thing as well!
That was truly sad. It sounds like the elderly couple was very fond of Sarah Jane and her murder hastened their own deaths. A very sad story.
It was obviously the business partner who "found" the letter. He knew the household situation and wanted the only "threat" of the house gone so he could kill what he couldn't have.
Exactly what I'm thinking!! Mr "Connor" or something like that. HOW was he not ever a suspect!???
I agree..He should've been looked at.
The business partner was probably very wealthy and in those days wealthy people got away with allot of things. The police would have seen him as a respectable member of society
Yes good point
Mr. Cooper
I think the guy that visited and found the letter, was the one who delivered it. It seemed quite coincidental. Then if he asked her if it was from a suitor....
I think he wanted her and she turned down his advances. There is no Mr. Wilson. I watch tooooo much murder and mayhem, lol!!! Thank BC as always ❤
@Sheila Young, I thought that was odd as well for him to say something like that. The case would've been solved if they heard what Mary Jane was murmuring before losing consciousness.
Interesting theory. I was thinking the same thing.
Exactly what I was thinking!! How was he never even a suspect!??? What the actual.............
It’s was 5000% him.
I think you are correct, Jessica Fletcher. ( Murder She Wrote)
This is such a sad case. It was extremely brave of Mrs Greenwood to go downstairs like that. What an awful shock, especially as she seemed fond of Mary Jane. I would like to know how much money the pair of suspects had on them at the time they were stopped in Plymouth, and the cost of their fare to Australia if it had already been paid. It seems just possible to me that one or both were paid for the deed. Mr Greenwood's business partner would be of interest to me. He knew one of the men, that the parcel of land mentioned was owned by Mr Greenwood, and it was he that found that dodgy letter and handed it to Mary Jane. Perhaps he had been giving her unwanted attention, or he believed she had overheard something unfavourable? There are many reasons, and many other willing but rejected suitors. As for the weapon, a man's walking stick, so fashionable at that time, with a heavy metal top, may easily have been sufficient. No one would have thought twice of a man carry one, and the darkness would hide any blood stains on the clothing. It is so sad that the case was never solved, especially for Mr Greenwood, and Mary Jane's family. Fabulous and compelling work as always Brief Case! 🙂
Excellent points you make here, Anna 👍
I was wondering about Mr Greenwood's business partner too. Such a sad case..
Yes, the partner, William Cooper, should have been closely examined. The suspect had very particular knowledge of the household and its habits. The contradiction in the letter (claiming ignorance of the address it was hand delivered to), and the fact that it was "discovered" in Cooper's presence, is very suspicious.
I would suggest that the property was just a clumsy ruse to get Mr. Greenwood out of the house so the killer could be alone with Sarah Jane. She would likely not have admitted a casual visitor, especially not a young suitor, but might have welcomed Mr. Cooper without question. This would also explain why there was no initial commotion when the visitor came in. The struggle might have ensued after he made his unwelcome advances.
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Totally senseless murder of poor Sarah. Life cut too short far too young.❤️🌹
@Anna Gettings, You are on point about the walking stick! I didn't think of that and neither did the police. That's why the weapon wasn't found...the murderer took it with him, you would be a great detective, right up there with Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downing, Jr. version😁)
I was suspicious of the business partner too, the way he alluded to a letter from an admirer. A "respectable gentleman" would not have said something like that to the "hired help" back in Victorian Era.
I can only imagine the grief of her mother and siblings. She deserved better. May she rest in peace🕊
The business partner had to have something to do with this tragedy. Had to.
I agree with some other commentators here that Mr. Cooper should have been questioned more closely. The fact the letter was "found" while he was there is suspicious, and there is that point when Mrs. Greenwood thought that she heard two people downstairs. Sarah quietly admitting Mr. Cooper, a man she knew, perhaps? He could have said that he was looking for Mr. Greenwood, and when told that he was out, Cooper said that he could wait for him. Perfectly innocent. Another commentator suggested that a walking stick, common in that era, was the murder weapon. A lot of those sticks were designed to be weapons as well as fashion statements.
I bet the Mrs. of the house felt so bad for forcing her husband to go when he did not want to leave. She died shortly there after of grief. She honestly loved the girl 😭
Interesting that they would think back then that your eyes were sort of like a camera. That your eyes could record a final image. Maybe this belief had something to do with people thinking the eyes are the windows to the soul.
It is interesting isn't it? That men of science believed an old superstition to the extent of using a modern method to use it as evidence is bizarre.
There was an experiment conducted where a rabbit was forced to stare at a simple image for a cruelly long time. It was then killed and it's retinas examined. The experimenter claimed that the image was recorded on the retina but the evidence was dubious and the effect was never replicated.
Poor bunny.
@@con.troller4183 That's Hellish 😞
@@con.troller4183 Well that ruined my day
@@con.troller4183 Terrible 😪
I suspect the business partner of Mr Greenwood would have used Sarah Jane as a "pawn". I think with the maid dead and the wife ill (would soon die and she did) Mr Greenwood would sell his home and piece of land and move away sad and distraught man, never suspecting who killed the maid. You always have to beware of "business partners". Poor innocent girl she let her murderer in the house never had a chance. RIP Sarah Jane Roberts. Have a good week BC and friends.
Heartbreaking. To have led such a short life and be hardworking, simplistic yet dutiful, the demise of a lovely young woman left still such an impression upon death. ♥️
Good afternoon BC family, it 13 :01 pm in South Africa, obsessed with the chanel! 😍
12.18 pm in Scotland, Greetings!
Good you use 24 hour time. We also call it military time. I like this channel when I need to relax. Oh it's 14:28.
Yet another case where it's always the servants/ the poor that pay the high price for the games rich men play. Well done as always BC.
Yes good wealthy people are always above suspicion.
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It's always the decent and sweet people that get destroyed by the evil ones.
How sad. Poor girl who never harmed anyone, brutally murdered. Beautifully narrated as ever BC.
Thankyou
Another sad and intriguing case. Poor Mary Jane.. Fascinating how they believed the eyes "recorded" the last image seen before death! Great job as always, B💼 Thank you.. 👍
Who is Mary Jane?
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@@barbarachippel3142 🙄 don't be pedantic
@Ekaterina Kozhevnikova I am me but I read where some comments mentioned Mary Jane. I actually went back to reread the transcript. I thought I had missed something.😊
@@the-wild-rose It wasn’t a minor detail. I was just asking who is Mary Jane. Don’t get your panties in a wad! 😊
I wish there were ways to solve this case today. It’s incredibly tragic and unfair.
This was sad all the way around. That poor teenager. I believe the business partner had a hand in this. Maybe he was spurned by her. They're just so many unanswered questions. Tragic just tragic. Only God and Sarah and the business partner know what happened and I believe he's 1000 percent quilty he may have even committed the horrible unthinkable crime himself! I also believe he was writing her those letters that mysteriously disappeared maybe he wanted those back so his wife wouldn't find out or maybe she threatened to expose him! So many unanswered questions. Once again great job BC.keep them coming.
I love your stories, Pembroke is not far for me think I will go take a look at the grave
I don't understand why more more viewers didn't hit the Thumbs Up button 😕? This was an incredibly sad case for all those who knew Sarah Jane Robert's and worth not only a listen, but comment and "Like" as well.
As usual, great job, BC! 🙂
Psst....could it have been Mr Greenwiod's partner who may have been rejected by Sarah Jane and was, in fact the author of the "mysterious letter" shoved under the 🚪 of the residence?
This is a heartbreaking case! Poor Sarah, she seemed such a lovely young woman with so much ahead of her. Mrs. Greenwood was undoubtedly very fond of her to brave the stairs and possible intruders. She’s a victim as well to the sots responsible. Mr. Greenwood must have been beside himself to have left them and lost them in such succession. His business partner needed to be looked at much more thoroughly, but then again perhaps the police didn’t know the full details of Sarah discovering the letter to begin with. God knows who committed this wretched crime and has handed out his judgement. Cheers BC, for keeping them in our memories and showing such respect to them. You sound a bit stuffy, I do hope it’s just the allergies all around. I’d make soup and post it but Ireland isn’t fond of such things going through it’s post! 🤗
Thank you for telling us this story. Sarah Jane sounds like she was an amazing and kind lady. So tragic her life was taken in such a brutal way.
Thanks B C for this horrific case,this sweet young lady was so loved by this family they couldn’t get over the pain of it!!! Thanks again B C for your awesomeness!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks, You are so welcome
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My middle name is Jane, so naturally it was very exciting hearing Brief Case narrate my name throughout this video...❤️
I have concluded that Brief Case's uploads are the cause for my waking up at insane early hours. Now Monday mornings begin with well told historic crimes. The cad(s) responsible for the murder of Sarah Jane Roberts were also indirectly responsible for the death of her employer. Thanks for another truly horrific and baffling mystery.
I’ve been watching in the afternoon with my tea. It’s tough to hold off but worth it.
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The Husband wanted the wife gone but his hired hands got the wrong person?
Being a girl of virtue, maybe she rebuked his advances saying not until the sick wife had passed?
Peace
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A very capable narrator who delivers excellent stories
a real pro.
Thankyou :)
When I heard about the letter partly under the rug I thought we were in Tess of the d'Urbevilles! Brave ladies to look for an intruder.
When you said the surgeon just cradled her in his arms, I realized how hard and helpless and frustrating it must have been to be a doctor back then, being able to do so little to help a lot of people. At this point in time, medicine had already come so far throughout history, but still so far behind now. Makes me happy to be alive now. I just turned 40yrs old, even just 150yrs ago, I'd be nearing the end of my life! It seems like a lot of doctors in the past could only provide comfort care a lot of the time, sad. This poor young girl didn't deserve this. She probably was as pure as she seemed. So sorry for her.
Probably depends on what social status you were born into, Queen Victoria was 81 when she died and her mother was 74
Yes, lots of people lived into their 80s
@@BriefCaseOfficial I think it was luck! If you got an incurable disease, bye
Exactly lol. Social status did matter a lot back then, but even still, sometimes there wasn't much they could do. I would probably be dead lol. These older stories fascinate me. Good video.
@@MariaAbrams agree that these genuine doctors and nurses of the past were absolute heroes as in such life threatening situations I imagine all they could do was comfort the patient with both knowing there was no hope of saving their life 😢
Such a tragic case! Too bad there wasn't fingerprint technology then (I believe it would be several decades later). Luckily, Mrs. Greenwood wasn't murdered! The letter was definitely a lure to get Mr. Greenwood from the home.
Mary Jane obviously knew who it was to let him in, and when she asked him to leave, he killed her. I believe the person wanted to take advantage of Mary Jane with her employer out the house. Enthralling narration as usual. Look forward to your next installment, Brief Case!❤
Thanks Vanessa :)
As u say,fingerprints tech wasn't really known then.But I watched a Bonanza episode recently where one of the boys was accused of murder & Hop Sing explained about all prints being different.Something the Chinese had known about for centuries.
You always have the most interesting stories for us! This one is so sad. She seemed like a sweet young lady, and it's sad that they never found the killer, and that it impacted the Greenwood's so much, that Mrs. Greenwood never recovered. I agree with most of the others; that business associate that found the letter was at the minimum involved, if not the killer himself. Look forward to your next one!
Good morning this one was a sad one because it wasn’t solved.
I always like to try to figure out myself to try to solve this and even I was baffled as to why this poor young lady would’ve been killed and truly the family admired her so much and perhaps we will never know and may she rest peacefully she was so young
And possibly had a bright future ahead of her
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What a sad and strange case. Why did anybody want to kill her? Why didn't anyone see anything useful when e.g. presumably either the murderer or an accomplice where on lookout duty to make sure her imployer not only left the house, without that he actually went to the nonexistent meeting? Etc.
This is beyond sad and profoundly troubling. Cases like Sarah Jane's make me deeply appreciative of the advances in modern forensic sciences.
Thank you, BC. Always a fantastic narrator, bringing us Briefies interesting cases.
It was day and not a secluded area, yet nobody saw someone near the house, except the two arrested in Plymouth? We'll never know, but they are likely suspects (tried to steal, things went wrong, she died and they ran without taking anything). And hadn't they tried the eye photo thing few years later in the Ripper case? Police did not really have much to work on back then compared to today.
7 minutes and already 20 notes. Good going.👍
Allergies got you BC? There are so many of us. You still sound good. Thanks for another great story. 😁💞
Interesting case BC - thanks mate
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It's very telling that the newspaper graphic called it a "murder of a servant" because getting her name wasn't worth it to the journalist.
Kinda sad.
17:52 As Always! Great Research BC. But Indeed very tragic. Saddens my heart )-; It's a terriable thing what some people do to others. May God Help Us...
Omg I live 5 mins away from where this murder took place I had no idea god bless the poor lady
Thank You, Brief Case, for another as ALWAYS EXCELLENT, video! I🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟It's so Heartbreaking Sarah Jane never received Justice! 💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ This was really a Mystery! Same time, same place Monday! Have a great week! I hope Sarah Jane is at Peace.
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Such a sad case, as always well presented thank you
Thanks for listening
Well this was unusual...it was very strange and unsolved. Cheers BC from a currently sunny, breezy and cool Michigan 😎
I feel a bit guilty for enjoying my Monday morning true crime and history lessons with BC when the stories are usually so tragic. But I enjoy them nonetheless. Thanks BC🖤
I'm not sure how close the Greenwoods' neighbors are to them. But, if they heard Mrs. Greenwood's calls for help, someone else had to hear. More importantly, heard Sarah's screams. If so, why didn't anyone come to her aid?
It's a sad story, but I'm glad she hadn't gone down the path so many had. Love to you all my Brief Case family.
How sad for Sara Jane. Thank you for sharing her story. I look forward to a new video every Monday morning. It's 7 am here.
Thanks for watching!
I think this is one of the saddest ones you ever done the poor girl was only 17 and died for no reason it seems
Wow this one is really interesting! I wish it would have been solved so we would know for sure who did it and why. Great job BC 👍
That poor woman was living her life the way she wanted to live it & along comes some creep trying to seduce her; he had no right to do that. She made it clear he was not wanted in her life. Some pervs just cannot take no for an answer. He ruined the lives of her employers 💔b/c it looked as if they truly loved her as a daughter
Very mysterious! Poor Sarah Jane!💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
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The lady of the house facing her fear by going down stairs, then she and the neighbor lady, unarmed, refusing to abandon Mary Jane without checking on her, and then the lady of the house staying alone with Mary Jane while the neighbor lady went for help...❤ They had no way to know whether or not someone was there in the house still. They were very brave and compassionate. Mary must have been a very special girl to inspire such bravery and loyalty after only working there for a year 🥺
The way you say "Mr. Cooper" is exactly how I say it whenever I see the name on caller ID. (Mr. Cooper is the name of a mortgage company)
That poor girl 😥 great video 👍
Now this was so sad. Thanks Brief Case, God bless and have a great week 🥰
Please can you turn down the background music 🙏🏼 those of us with hard of hearing get confused and can’t hear. Only if it’s not too much Trouble. I love your channel very much
Thanks, I usually do, sorry if I didn’t this time :(
Strangely my now-deceased Aunt was named Sarah Jane Roberts. She was born right at the turn of the century after this Sarah Jane was killed.
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Oh, good golly. Sarah Jane was only *18* years old. Wicked; murder most foul.
I hope your doing ok BRIEF CASE! been a bit quiet and missing your vice to fall asleep too! 😂
Sending thoughts n well wishes ❤
Whatabout the man who 'pointed out the letter' to her!?? Mr. 'Connor', or something like that. Seems all too suss that he pointed it out, upon arrival and 'assumed' it was for her, rather than her employers, whose house it was.. and was nothing but a set-up to make sure she would be there, without the home owner/her employer/the 'man of the house', who someone definitely wanted to not be there so they could do what the did, etc. HOW was he not ever a suspect!????? My $$ is on him!! Poor girl! 😢
Love your videos the layout and the narrating of these stories such a clear and well presentation of the sad macabre short documentaries. Hearing on what a lot of these folks gone through keeps me on my toes.
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I don’t think she had a suitor, I think she had a stalker! So awful! Poor lady!
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Thank you for another BC, sad that is was never solved. Happy Monday from Alberta.
So sad that the case was never solved.
RIP sweet Sarah Jane. 🙏💙
I love listening to you when I go to bed. My husband gets a little jealous cause I keep shushing him when you're video is on 😂😂😆
So unbearably sad. Did they not think to question the business partner who « found » the letter? Who else could it have been?!
Greetings all and BC.
So saddened by this senseless death. Asking for a meeting was premeditated. Two helpless women alone at home was his modus operandi.
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Did I miss it or did you not say, Briefy whether the Greenwoods had children? I can imagine someone who was confident of benefiting from the couple's death, seeing the close relationship they had with Sarah Jane and getting worried the will would be changed for her benefit.
Presumably if a cousin or nephew stood to inherit, they would be at least an occasional visitor, explaining why Sarah Jane admitted them to the house.
ETA. She was only nineteen. To have risen to the job of housekeeper that young she'd have to be very competent as well as possessing the 'people skills' she undoubtedly did. The local people taking up a collection for a headstone shows how much she was liked.
Also, that's very young for so many men to be wanting to marry her - everyone from milk men to business partners. She must have been a knockout! Poor young girl. To be robbed of so much future joy and life at only eighteen.
Wow, she wasnt even 16 . People looked so much older in those days, she looks 10years older in the photo, is that an actual photo of her?
Always interesting.
Your presentation is very soothing.
Even if the context is Grimm.
Thank you.
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Hi beef case guy. Odd they never found her killer. It wasn't me.
How awful. The motive must have been romance. I imagine that poor Sarah Jame must have been caught in a love triangle. A heart breaker BC.
As always thsnks for another great one. This one was really good. You couldn't see it comingm
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Oh you noticed :( I am better now - Thanks
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It may have been the wife... maybe she became jealous of her. She I the one after all that pushed her husband to leave.
Love this I'm actually living in collyhurst which is right next to harpurhey in Manchester and have lived in harpurhey and surrounding areas all my life.
Wife was wrong. He shouldn’t have gone to the supposed meeting
Bless Mrs Greenwood trying to save Sarah Jane even though she could hardly walk
Don’t know the address but delivered the letter. What BS.
Bless her soul she was so young.
Maybe she rebuffed the proposition of some guy and he was enraged by that
Mr. Greenwood's instinctive mistrust of the letter was clearly justified, and I have to say that it has all the hallmarks of the kind of email scams and spammers that we've all learned to "ignore" since. In any case, this was a DEVIOUS crime, plainly premeditated and aimed at Sarah Jane, and it screams "rejected suitor" all over. Indeed, the fact of the missing/destroyed letters suggests that there may have been someone she was specifically afraid of, and trying to discourage or avoid.
I would furthermore add that I'm not completely convinced that Mr. Cooper, Greenwood's partner, is an obvious suspect simply because he found the letter. Not only must he have been investigated first (including checking his handwriting), but if the two men from Plymouth, whom he knew, had anything to do with it, they might have known how to place a letter where he would find it, precisely because of the acquaintance.
Rejection can turn a person crazy,same as jealousy.At a place I worked there was a (definitely)unstable bloke who tried to hit on a girl who was in a relationship.He just wouldn't take no for an answer.Unfortunatly,she had never met a kook like that b4 & was too kind to tell him to go jump.When a friend of her's visited,this nut case actually threatened him with a bow & arrow!I enjoyed the job,but met some total weirdos there.
Mrs. Greenwood did it, in the kitchen with the candlestick...
What such an intriguing story. I really wonder who killed the poor girl.
I hope that you will be better soon as your voice sounds as if you has a cold.
Thanks Berenice, all good now :)
Well First of all you sound stuffy Briefy. You feel bad?👀 You're so faithful keeping us informed and entertained.💎 But you take care of yourself.🙏 You just missed my pumpkin cookies. 😱Delish. I will comment on story later. Just concerned about you. Huggles...Mimi.❤
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This is so so sad, all around. Mrs. Greenwood doing her best to make it downstairs to Sarah, shouting murder to try and draw attention brought tears to my eyes. And then the murderer(s) was never caught. If only Mr. Greenwood had trusted his gut, and stayed home that. Rest in peace to Sarah, and Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood.
I find that part odd...that the wife called out murder! while the murderer could still be in the house. How did she know what exactly was going on and why would she draw attention to herself and put herself in harms way when she had issues walking (would not be able to escape the criminals). She was the one who convinced the husband to go meet the note author when he didn't really want to go. I wonder if the husband was flirting with Sarah or if she felt threatened in some way by her. She did want to stay home all the time with the couple, and not go out with people her age. OR maybe the husband set it up because he wanted to get away and start a new life?
How it is that the wife heard light footsteps (similar to a female's) but not any voices?
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Thank you and keep up with the good work
I know the case very well but will read up on it again - Thanks
I hope your ok BC. You sound as of you are getting a cold. I do hope it's only allergies and not something more. Thank you for this case. It is very kind to the families to remember this. I honestly think it was his business partner. He most likely knew of the property in such detail. I think he was leaving the letter and almost got caught. I think he may have wanted to be with Mary Jane. She must have refused him more than once. It doesn't make sense that he would kill her for not wanting him. She must have turned him down a number of times. He may have wanted to get closer to his partner to get his hands on some more money. Maybe he was da oing something in the business and didn't want to be caught. Maybe Mary Jane knew of something. It is funny that the so called letters she received were never found. Maybe she did throw them away or burned them. So many what it's and could halves. It is too bad that it will remain unsolved. Thank you again for another great BC. I had to rewatch it today because I kept falling asleep listening to it...lol. your voice is so soothing.
If he couldn't have her then nobody else could either? Great narration as usual. Like 🙂
Thankyou
Such a good one. Too bad they never knew who did this terrible thing. Thanks Brief Case!
Dude, ask people to check if they're still subscribed. I was subscribed to your channel, but I hadn't watched a video from you in months, so when I get this video recommended I thought you weren't posting as often, but it turn out RUclips had unsubscribed me. At least I have a lot of content from you to catch on.
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