Unveiling the Truth: Jackie Poole's Murder | Psychic |Shiver
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2021
- It's 1983 in West London and a killer is on the loose. When 25 years old Jackie Poole was assaulted and strangled to death in her own home, the police and community were on high alert. Despite a thorough police investigation, there is not enough evidence to convict a killer. But things change when a local psychic believed she was being visited by the victim's vengeful spirit. In a supernatural trance, she was taken back in time to Jackie's murder and returned with vital information. Can she solve this brutal crime outside of conventional law enforcement?
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I can't imagine the level of anger and frustration that detectives, and the family of homicide victims go through when they KNOW 100% who the guilty person(s) are, but not having enough damn evidence to go to court and prosecute them. Also, the detectives that collected forensic evidence decades before, on the hope that one day it will be able to be used to convict the suspect is amazing to me..
Stupid, close-minded detectives. Beautiful story.. Glad it all worked out in the end.
They're not necessarily closed minded. What the psychics provided is hearsay. It doesn't mean they can't use the info to follow a lead though. They have to go to court with ACTUAL EVIDENCE.
Even police forces that use psychics STILL have to have actual evidence to convict.
@@Luna.3.3.3 Of course they do.. Not disputing that fact.. The fact that it took several years!!! for them to take the psychic's evidence seriously, or serious enough to give it a second look, was a disgrace..
@@Kiss__Kiss The woman police officer DID take her seriously from the beginning. It was due to the advancement in DNA technology that gave prosecutors what they needed
Psychic energy is much more accepted now than it was 39 years ago.
YEA, IT WAS MOSTLY MEN IN THE FORCE BACK THEN. I'VE WATCHED A FEW OF THESE PROGRAMS, AND I HAVE WANTED TO GIVE THE POLICE A GOOD SHAKING AND REALLY TWERK THEIR NOSES 👃 UNTIL THEY PROMISE TO LISTEN CAREFULLY TO THE WOMEN WHO ARE ALSO INTELLIGENT AND CAN HELP SOLVE A CRIME.
Deputy Tony Landy, with all due respect, is so narrow-minded. His stuborn rigidity comes from his father. Besides, many chiefs end up getting comfortable in their positions, prioritising bureaucracy over common sense.
That old guy, Tony Lundy, has the most amazing blue eyes! Wow!
Indeed!
They are like arctic ice..
Even the gent with the terrible teeth had some beautiful eyes, but Tony's were striking.
I thought the same exact thing.
Who cares, he didn't even give any credit to the psychic, just disregarded her pffffttt...
You didn’t ask for this special gift but you are so precious, like a saint or living Angel 😇
Taurus - ruled by the 2nd House of "physical assets". A lover of fine jewelry, not simulated!
That superintendent was stupid to just discard the information.
Who can say what data is going to be significant or not, especially back in 1983 when psychics weren't very well accepted.
Saw this b4… Christine Holohan - What an Amazing psychic! I’m glad Jackie was able to move on.
i like how they randomly zoom the camera to his eye at 3:14
I hated all the random Zooming in. Totally amateurish, unprofessional, rude, and distracting.
I don't recall in this video did the investigators find out what happen to Jackie's jewelry? How much prison time did Pokie get?
He got life in Prison.. Crazy that it took 18yrs though to catch him.. It didn't say anything about the jewelry though hon..
A psychic who doesn't seek fame and fortune is believable. Have experienced psychic events myself so am in her corner.
I’m the same. I would never accept money nor make something up. It either comes or it doesn’t.
you need help, many many years of therapy
@@kristerandersson1282 You have not had my experiences. My family and friends have been witness to my precognition events which is a good indicator that they actually occured and not a figment of my imagination.
I agree...my favorite too ❣️
Omg yess these are my favorites
kinda rude and distracting how the camera man focuses close in on the person'steeth while they're talking. Rude editor too.
I would have liked to have known the motive for the killing.
I think the fact she was sexually assaulted and strangled gives a good clue.
Perhaps all the jewelry she had led him to believe she had money.
@@hopsta5628 Yes, that's a very good assumption. I saw something in video at 22:46 where it says that he wanted sex with her and that she turned him down.
@Robert Johnson ... I think the motive is what I said to @Hopsta. He wanted sex and she turned him down. See video at 22:46 and read right column.
I think he made a pass at her and she rejected him. Crushed his ego, made him mad with anger.
Will NEVER understand detective thinking that because there was no break and enter, that the victim knew the intruder. How many people fail to lock their doors. And how many people answer a knock on the door without knowing who’s there.
So many police ignore psychic intuition. Your goal should be to solve the case by any means possible. If you have DNA of the killer, you're not going to say I don't believe it's his?
What a cool story.
Thank you.
Fantastic show and sad 😞
These things can and do happen. I feel every human has gifts. These are not constantly going on, however when it's time, you will know things.
They want to be found.
Really impressive that the Psychic could get so much information right. But, yeah, this scares me now, because I've done some things that I shouldn't. I hope a Psychic isn't looking for me.
If you are being honest in what you are saying and not just making a joke, best to remember that we all have to answer for our wrongdoing after our earthly bodies die. Thats when we stand before the great judge. And beleive me, ALL of us will be going through this. I have repented and know that I am forgiven. My life has been made whole and I am a totally different person now.
Amazing! What a story . In England 🏴 or uk many very powerful fortune tellers exist . They’re see dead people and talking to them . I know that .
Jackie looks so much like Princess Sophie of London.
Do you mean Sophie, Countess of Wessex, wife of Prince Edward?
Even if they believe the psychic, they have to have physical evidence or proof to convict a killer. After a few years they could use the DNA they had collected to make a case. I would like to hear how all the loose ends were tied up.
I agree. The physic can give clues and leads but people want proof. Most live by seeing is believing!!!!!!
This episode of Psychic Investigators is from 2006.
well done Detective Tony
What's a jumper?
Sweater, pullover
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Thanks. I figured that out later on in the video but thanks. Last I knew it was a girl's dress. 😀
someone who commit suicide by jumping of a high object...not in this case though..
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There are cases where the psychics got wrong.
Just like not all doctors graduated at the top of their class and frequently get a medical diagnosis wrong, not all psychics are accurate. It doesn't mean they don't have potential to be better at it, but they can get mixed messages...a sort of jumble of information like being on a party-line phone if you're old enough to know what that is. :) And, of course, there are outright frauds out there.
Calling him "The West London Strangler" implies he was a serial killer, but there was no mention. Is this just clickbait? Because you don't need to stoop to clickbait if you have a good psychic solves a murder story, which you do. So, what gives?
Does this really implies he's a serial killer? English isn't my first language.
@@miriamelle864 No it doesn't. I think it's just more our interpretation when we hear the word stranger. Due to previous cases usually being of a serial killer nature...so we associate it with a serial killer.
In reality if he strangled one person he is still a "strangler" by definition.
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