Seeing you break composure about Dr. Crippen's bathroom bit bought so much light into an otherwise dark story. I enjoyed that so much I had to rewind and rewatch!
13:59 I can’t believe this guy just seamlessly fused all three of my favorite subjects into the first 14 minutes of this video- true crime, history, and poetry- ARE U KIDDING ME?! This channel is CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED. Bravo sir 🫡👏🏻
Your dignity for all involved in these cases is admirable. I've seen far too many true crime channels and presenters who either overly exaggerate the events or disrespect the wishes of families of the victims or perpetrators. Sending support from West Virginia in the US!
Of all the many tellings of Crippen's case, yours will always be my favourite. Watching you try to control your bafflement and little skit about a man not escorting a male guest to the loo is always a delight.
Compilations are much appreciated .. especially a compilation of shorter tales that aren't long enough for a single video. Appreciate all you do, Paul.. fascinating cases! 👍
My daughter woke me up this morning at 5:30 and as I was going to lay back down I saw the notification for your show. I was SO glad! I love listening to your voice and love the old world vibe you bring. Good job, please don't ever stop.
I love it when you leave the bloopers in exactly when they happen. It tells us that we're allowed to laugh at obvious absurdity. Thank you for being human, and such a great story teller! I've actually watched this particular episode at least 3 times, and it gets me every single time!
These are the most professional, well researched and well scripted true crime productions on RUclips. Took a long time for the algorithm to lead me here, but better late than never.
Thank you for these! My beloved, late husband was an Austrian cop; I learned so much from him, and all of it was fascinating. You present the cases clearly and with such gentle elegance that they don't seem crude or sensationalistic in the telling. Bravo!
True Crime for history enthusiasts. I'm appreciative of all of the details you've included which give the stories much needed depth and context. While most true crime channels tend to rely on sensationalism which can strip the stories of their real world implications and the victims of humanity.
I feel so sorry for Yvonne. I find it truly sad that someone who knce claimed to love you would then be so disgusted by your mere presence. It's clear he never actually loved her and only realised this after many years. She deserved better than him. Truly a tragedy the turn her life took.
@@tosspot1305@tosspot1305 Male, well-known serial killers have gotten off, only to get caught again years later after more gruesome killings. Given the time period and how women weren't allowed much of a life outside of marriage, it probably felt like a death sentence on its own to be discarded by your husband. This is what happens when you oppress people to the point of dependency and then dangle the idea of leaving them over their heads. You get broken-hearted, illogical, and desperate thinking. This woman was being mentally, emotionally, and financially abused.
I really like the changes in location without skipping a beat in the narrative. Very effective. Also your voice is wonderful and calming. Even the most heinous crime sounds better when described in such a calming manner. I would like to see compilations of shorter stories. There are many stories to tell that don't have a lot of information available for a longer documentary.
...Pierre got what was coming to him. His treatment of Yvonne in that day was brutal; when statue mattered, her embarrassment of his pompous flippant cruelty of his wife drove her to sheer madness. I don’t agree with what she did, but in that day, divorce just wasn’t an option!
Did he deserve to die? Maybe not, but it is very hard to pity him with how immensely abusive he was. Very easy to pity his wife, who seemingly attempted everything to reclaim her dignity.
Yeah, I'm only a few minutes into the 'Pierre' story & I already hate the guy. Your partner deciding to be with someone else _always_ sucks, but at least in today's world, the wife would've had the option to divorce in an equitable manner. But back then... Divorce (which only _he_ could ask for at that time) would've completely destroyed her reputation, likely gotten her shunned by society/kicked out if she attended a church, rendered her financially destitute & completely un-date-able, & worst of all: she may have lost ANY rights to their children, even visitation would've been completely up to him (& you _know_ he'd never have allowed it, & would've had them calling the mistress 'Mother'). No, I don't agree with her killing him, & there should've been _some sort_ of punishment for it, but it's so hard to blame her for the desperation/frustration finally reaching a flashpoint =( I wish we taught young people, even my age (late 30's) more about what life was like for women during that era. So much of it is over-romanticized.
You cracked me up with Dr. Crippens bathroom argument with his wife. My goodness! IF I was to argue with my husband about him accompanying another man to the bathroom, he'd have me committed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love your show, especially the longer ones that explore a common theme. And you're always so nattily dressed. Love your newsboy cap! Keep up the good work.
I love the part when you talk about, Cora being upset about her husband not bringing his friend to the bathroom. Your reaction is the best!! I love it when you break as narrator, and we get to see some of your personality. Also get to watch you snicker, as you work to get through those times. 😅❤😊
I'm obviously not alone in loving the fact that you let us peek behind the veil of your usual rock solid composure and laugh at the bollocking Crippen got for not carrying out his toilet duties. I didn't think there was much more to learn about the Crippen case but I will forever think of 'Toilet-Gate' from now on. Thank you!
I absolutely loved the part in which you broke composure, I’m looking forward to more of that in the upcoming videos! Your compilation videos are so well done and interesting, a big yes from me for that.
Well Done! Buenissimo! Mr. Pierrepoint said it best. Deterrence of crime cannot be served at the gallows..It must be taught before a crime; that is a problem unsolved since the beginning of man...
Thank you for all that you do. I'm so glad to have found your channel. Your voice is so pleasant to listen to and its always cool when you can actually go to certain locations. Looking forward to more videos and compilations
Thank you for leaving the blooper in! On a serious note, I liked it that you opened the subject, saying "As many people believe" I have doubts, too. What if Belle killed one of her lovers.? I'm serious. She'd have a lot more time to dismember the body for starters. Then she made one last gesture of contempt for her husband and disappeared. No notice, no letter. She did take a few of her things, mostly ones that wouldn't be missed. It wasn't unusual for women back then to just have a few dresses so she left behind the 'showy' ones. "Gone Girl" could happen then too, perhaps more easily. When her friends started getting suspicious and hounded him, he made up a story that was probably close to the truth. So he trapped himself.
This is why I’m against the death penalty - we don’t get it right every time and feeling bloodthirsty doesn’t help. (Also - it’s shown to not help victims loved ones, costs more than life in prison and is not a deterrent).
Fun channel! Cora Crippen was pretty clearly the body in Dr. Crippen’s cellar: her head and torso were wrapped in Crippen’s pajamas. Poor Ruth: the transcripts of her trial, show her to be a very clear eyed, no nonsense and straightforward woman. Very likable, except for the whole “murder” thing. But she was obviously suffering from severe PTSD, and should never have been executed. Really enjoy your work! Looking forward to more! Well played you.
Thank you so much for presenting these excellent reviews with such accuracy and interest. You have a remarkable talent for putting yourself, as the narrator, right at the centre of that particular period. I was an 8 year old schoolboy at the time of Ruth Ellis's execution, and I can say for certain that Capital Punishment "brutalises" society. I never quite got over the trauma of being so aware of the efforts which went towards getting Ruth a reprieve and yet, the British State, still killed her. Congratulations to you; for all your excellent efforts to bring these stories to our attention.
Seeing you laugh was the highlight of this video. You always are so composed, so seeing a bit of your light-hearted side shine through was wonderful. 😊
I'm. So glad I found your channel. I just love what you do and how you do.. And for once I wish the stories were longer. I just really enjoy your work. Thank you.
Being the former wife of a husband like Yvonne's, I say, "Bravo, Yvonne, bravo!". And for all the housewives to cheer says a lot about how common it is what men put us through.
Poor Yvonne. She was exactly what you said - a good woman who had been treated appallingly. I have little doubt that she intended to kill herself with those weapons, and only took them up in desperation. And poor Ruth. She had such a hard go at life - if she'd only had a better opportunity, I doubt she'd have gone to such lengths. When all someone knows is abuse and violence, they know no other way to react.
I don’t agree with killing but while hearing the story of how he treated her made me so mad. I can understand when the wives on the court cheered on her. Also for the mistress is the most disgusting person
I just discovered your channel 2 nights ago. I can’t wait to be off of work for a few days and binge watch. Absolutely excellent content and wonderful narration.
Would very much enjoy compilations of shorts along with these sorts of compilations! Sometimes really good stories are in bite-sized pieces, and listening to an anthology of them is very enjoyable.
oh i can't wait for the new crime ones- especially the historical ones are so perfect for this style of presentation. (love the "well i never" closing as well- like im sad at the videos that dont end that way)-- thank you so much for putting these out! ---- if my history classes had been done like this i would have aced every class.
Being a great story is truly among the best of the oldest pastimes. As a young boy I would love to listen to my grandpa tell of how things were when he was younger. To be able to tell a story is an art that few people can pull off. You are among those who can do this! I would bet that if you have children or grandchildren you would be so loved.
You're a great host! Interesting, informative, to the point and gracious! I only looked you up because 'Well, I never' was a regular utterance of my much loved Grandmother. Keep up the fine content. It's very good Pal!
I just recently found your videos, I haven’t stopped watching since I did. It’s great to hear cases that aren’t normally talked about! Thank you for your originality!
I really love your presentation of these kinds of things, you're awesome! I could listen to you talk for hours. Keep it up - I only found your channel last week and it's been so good to watch the videos
I haven't even started the video yet!, but I already am already given it a thumbs up. I am quite a recent watcher, but I really like your presentation and research. Something informative, educational and entertaining. Thank you. Back to the video. Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia. 🙂
I thoroughly enjoy your channel, somehow despite the gruesomeness of the stories you manage to make them very interesting without being the stuff of nightmares. Thank you.
I really appreciate these compilations so I can set them and focus on a task while I listen and not have to worry about the algorithm playing something I don't want. Thanks Paul!
I would most definitely in interested in a group of stories, grouped together, i find each and every one of your blogs, well and thoroughly studied and researched, without, bias and 'fluff' that other people use to build such stories out; leaving you, wondering, just what, if anything is factual. Ì much prefer your renditions, most enjoyable and educational. Many thanks, I look forward to each and every one. From Christchurch, New Zealand
Very interesting stories. I couldn’t help but chuckle when you completely lost it while trying to tell us about the Dr Crippen bathroom scene!! It, I must commend you sir, as you recovered quite well to carry on your story! Thank you for sharing! ❤️✝️
I'm back to repeat, two months older and I'm enjoying it as much as the first time. Sometimes there's blessings in disguise with a cruddy memory. I omitted saying, last time, how good it was to have the compilation. It gives framing for the shorter pieces whilst it's interesting to see longer ones again.
Mr. Brodie, while I am always intrigued by your stories, I am total bound by your way of telling these stories. I am soon to starting a RUclips channel concerning music and I shall be giving you shoutouts for your channel! Please continue your stories as I find listening a delight!
And I also enjoy the crisp smart English I would hear my teachers trying to teach us . Next time I go to India or Pakistan I am going to meet them touch their feet,because in our culture no one is superior to ones teachers,not parents not even god Thankyou Sir for your stimulation mentally Your posts are so interesting and your speaking way beautiful
The longer stories are great to go to sleep to. If I can only get the volume just right it would be awesome. The commercials are louder than you speak so it jumps way up and startles me lol. You do a great job and the wide variety of topics that you cover is always interesting. So again thank you from the USA my friend!
Mental health and wellbeing of a Society seems to be the one thing that we never focus on as we should. We are good and able with judgments, excuses. But when it comes down to the core of the issues, mental health seems to be the bright glaring "IT'S ME" we all ignore. Especially when you have a Society, as we do today, where peoples opinions matter more than truth or facts. I do not see things getting better as long as we take the current path we are all on. Wonderful channel Sir, glad I found it.
I love your narration of these stories. You definitely make them much more interesting and compelling. Your laughter at his being belittled for not showing the guy to the bathroom was hilarious. Because it was absolutely hilarious! Can you imagine such an ole bitty hen of a wife? Almost makes you feel sorry for him. Thanks and keep it up!
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Seeing you break composure about Dr. Crippen's bathroom bit bought so much light into an otherwise dark story. I enjoyed that so much I had to rewind and rewatch!
Oh, that was lovely.
Saaame! Delightful part!
Yes! Paul! Your momentary loss of composure..totally delightful and only makes you that much more endearing!
Absolutely hilarious! The unexpected laughter is often the best.
I love that he didn't edit it out.
13:59 I can’t believe this guy just seamlessly fused all three of my favorite subjects into the first 14 minutes of this video- true crime, history, and poetry- ARE U KIDDING ME?! This channel is CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED. Bravo sir 🫡👏🏻
Indeed!
Your dignity for all involved in these cases is admirable. I've seen far too many true crime channels and presenters who either overly exaggerate the events or disrespect the wishes of families of the victims or perpetrators. Sending support from West Virginia in the US!
Of all the many tellings of Crippen's case, yours will always be my favourite. Watching you try to control your bafflement and little skit about a man not escorting a male guest to the loo is always a delight.
Seeing the presenter laugh and have to retake the third story was great. I love this channel and every video makes me happy. Keep it up!😊❤️
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Compilations are much appreciated .. especially a compilation of shorter tales that aren't long enough for a single video. Appreciate all you do, Paul.. fascinating cases! 👍
Thanks again, Pimpozza. Really appreciate your support 🙏
This an awesome format! Thanks for bundling these stories and histories together ^_^. Truly enjoyable content.
I heard that Crippen may be innocent
Normally I only watch short videos, but I make a willing exception to your compilation videos. They are incredible and I never get bored.
My daughter woke me up this morning at 5:30 and as I was going to lay back down I saw the notification for your show. I was SO glad! I love listening to your voice and love the old world vibe you bring. Good job, please don't ever stop.
That is exactly the time I watch these videos too - In the wee hours of the morning before I have to get up and face my day!
@@cdd4248 Yup! With my lavender tea.
@@cdd4248 I often watch these when I go to work
I love it when you leave the bloopers in exactly when they happen. It tells us that we're allowed to laugh at obvious absurdity. Thank you for being human, and such a great story teller! I've actually watched this particular episode at least 3 times, and it gets me every single time!
These are the most professional, well researched and well scripted true crime productions on RUclips. Took a long time for the algorithm to lead me here, but better late than never.
I love this man’s Facial Hair and his voice is so calming I always watch him to help me fall asleep
Thank you for these! My beloved, late husband was an Austrian cop; I learned so much from him, and all of it was fascinating. You present the cases clearly and with such gentle elegance that they don't seem crude or sensationalistic in the telling. Bravo!
“Austrian cop” sounds Nazi terrifying.
True Crime for history enthusiasts. I'm appreciative of all of the details you've included which give the stories much needed depth and context. While most true crime channels tend to rely on sensationalism which can strip the stories of their real world implications and the victims of humanity.
I feel so sorry for Yvonne. I find it truly sad that someone who knce claimed to love you would then be so disgusted by your mere presence. It's clear he never actually loved her and only realised this after many years. She deserved better than him. Truly a tragedy the turn her life took.
I agree with you, here I am being pumped about her being let free 200 or so years later 😅
Can you imagine if roles were reversed. No way on earth would they have acquitted a man
@@tosspot1305@tosspot1305 Male, well-known serial killers have gotten off, only to get caught again years later after more gruesome killings. Given the time period and how women weren't allowed much of a life outside of marriage, it probably felt like a death sentence on its own to be discarded by your husband. This is what happens when you oppress people to the point of dependency and then dangle the idea of leaving them over their heads. You get broken-hearted, illogical, and desperate thinking. This woman was being mentally, emotionally, and financially abused.
I love your channel. So glad you left your little blooper in there. It was hysterical! Thanks Paul!
I really like the changes in location without skipping a beat in the narrative. Very effective. Also your voice is wonderful and calming. Even the most heinous crime sounds better when described in such a calming manner. I would like to see compilations of shorter stories. There are many stories to tell that don't have a lot of information available for a longer documentary.
Yes please. Your voice is soothing and story telling is superb. 🇦🇺
If have difficulties to sleep. I listen to one or three stories and I am so relaxed, I can sleep.
...Pierre got what was coming to him. His treatment of Yvonne in that day was brutal; when statue mattered, her embarrassment of his pompous flippant cruelty of his wife drove her to sheer madness. I don’t agree with what she did, but in that day, divorce just wasn’t an option!
Agreed.
This is ridiculous! you don't get a death penalty because you are unfaithful!
@@chloeuntrau4588 she even said that while not agreeing, it felt warranted. Funny though you felt the need to defend his actions.. 👀
Did he deserve to die? Maybe not, but it is very hard to pity him with how immensely abusive he was. Very easy to pity his wife, who seemingly attempted everything to reclaim her dignity.
Yeah, I'm only a few minutes into the 'Pierre' story & I already hate the guy. Your partner deciding to be with someone else _always_ sucks, but at least in today's world, the wife would've had the option to divorce in an equitable manner. But back then... Divorce (which only _he_ could ask for at that time) would've completely destroyed her reputation, likely gotten her shunned by society/kicked out if she attended a church, rendered her financially destitute & completely un-date-able, & worst of all: she may have lost ANY rights to their children, even visitation would've been completely up to him (& you _know_ he'd never have allowed it, & would've had them calling the mistress 'Mother').
No, I don't agree with her killing him, & there should've been _some sort_ of punishment for it, but it's so hard to blame her for the desperation/frustration finally reaching a flashpoint =( I wish we taught young people, even my age (late 30's) more about what life was like for women during that era. So much of it is over-romanticized.
You cracked me up with Dr. Crippens bathroom argument with his wife. My goodness! IF I was to argue with my husband about him accompanying another man to the bathroom, he'd have me committed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you *were. Subjunctive.
@@cruisepaigeyou seem like you’re charismatic and easy to get along with
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I'm so happy about you playing out my Glaswegian "I can go ma self" "He can go himself!" 😂
“Take em”
I love your show, especially the longer ones that explore a common theme. And you're always so nattily dressed. Love your newsboy cap! Keep up the good work.
Haha! Thank you! 🙏
Best dressed man on uTube
Yes, I like your professional manner and dress also.
I love the part when you talk about, Cora being upset about her husband not bringing his friend to the bathroom. Your reaction is the best!! I love it when you break as narrator, and we get to see some of your personality. Also get to watch you snicker, as you work to get through those times. 😅❤😊
The Dr. Crippen "escort" gaffe is still my favorite, Paul 🤣
Sending love from the East Coast of the USA. I LOVE your channel. Please keep up providing us with quality content. You’re a bright light on YT.
I'm obviously not alone in loving the fact that you let us peek behind the veil of your usual rock solid composure and laugh at the bollocking Crippen got for not carrying out his toilet duties. I didn't think there was much more to learn about the Crippen case but I will forever think of 'Toilet-Gate' from now on. Thank you!
Ruth Ellis would be given a very light sentence these days. She was more sinned against than sinning.
Btw I love your stories. Very addictive!
So beautifully presented. I love the way you tell your stories. Incredibly addictive
I absolutely loved the part in which you broke composure, I’m looking forward to more of that in the upcoming videos! Your compilation videos are so well done and interesting, a big yes from me for that.
Well Done! Buenissimo! Mr. Pierrepoint said it best. Deterrence of crime cannot be served at the gallows..It must be taught before a crime; that is a problem unsolved since the beginning of man...
Would really like a compilation of new cases! I like being able to listen to several similar cases together
Thank you for all that you do. I'm so glad to have found your channel. Your voice is so pleasant to listen to and its always cool when you can actually go to certain locations. Looking forward to more videos and compilations
Thank you so much, Kels.🙂
Every time I watch this. I can't help but to laugh with you, during Dr Crippen's story! I Just adore this channel!
Thank you for what you do
Thank you for leaving the blooper in! On a serious note, I liked it that you opened the subject, saying "As many people believe" I have doubts, too.
What if Belle killed one of her lovers.? I'm serious. She'd have a lot more time to dismember the body for starters.
Then she made one last gesture of contempt for her husband and disappeared. No notice, no letter. She did take a few of her things, mostly ones that wouldn't be missed. It wasn't unusual for women back then to just have a few dresses so she left behind the 'showy' ones.
"Gone Girl" could happen then too, perhaps more easily.
When her friends started getting suspicious and hounded him, he made up a story that was probably close to the truth. So he trapped himself.
This is why I’m against the death penalty - we don’t get it right every time and feeling bloodthirsty doesn’t help.
(Also - it’s shown to not help victims loved ones, costs more than life in prison and is not a deterrent).
Fun channel!
Cora Crippen was pretty clearly the body in Dr. Crippen’s cellar: her head and torso were wrapped in Crippen’s pajamas.
Poor Ruth: the transcripts of her trial, show her to be a very clear eyed, no nonsense and straightforward woman. Very likable, except for the whole “murder” thing. But she was obviously suffering from severe PTSD, and should never have been executed.
Really enjoy your work! Looking forward to more! Well played you.
well if it was cora then she was a man cos the dna tests they did on the remains came back male lol
Always revisit these when I need to relax 😊
Thanks for all the awesome work!
I’m really enjoying your channel! I can’t wait to see the compilation! Thanks!
AN HOUR LONG?!?! HELL YEAH!!
I don't care if short or long. I am a subscriber because I enjoy all you do.
Well, I NEVER thought I’d enjoy another true crime channel. Yet here I am!! Cheesy? Yes! Love the work !
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Thank you so much for presenting these excellent reviews with such accuracy and interest. You have a remarkable talent for putting yourself, as the narrator, right at the centre of that particular period.
I was an 8 year old schoolboy at the time of Ruth Ellis's execution, and I can say for certain that Capital Punishment "brutalises" society. I never quite got over the trauma of being so aware of the efforts which went towards getting Ruth a reprieve and yet, the British State, still killed her.
Congratulations to you; for all your excellent efforts to bring these stories to our attention.
Seeing you laugh was the highlight of this video. You always are so composed, so seeing a bit of your light-hearted side shine through was wonderful. 😊
Probably said a million times.. I will say it anyway. Brilliantly narrated and well researched, thank you.
You're such a great storyteller! Really like the compilations!
I'm. So glad I found your channel. I just love what you do and how you do.. And for once I wish the stories were longer. I just really enjoy your work. Thank you.
Yes on more compilations. please! Thanks for posting this.😃
He basically punched a baby out of her and received zero punishment for that. Crazy
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It's not funny, but "punched a baby out of her" just made me laugh, oops lol
Being the former wife of a husband like Yvonne's, I say, "Bravo, Yvonne, bravo!". And for all the housewives to cheer says a lot about how common it is what men put us through.
Delightful presence, absorbing content, and a real hoot into the bargain! Thanks for your videos
Watching and listening to your videos for an hour is a real treat. 😊 Thanks, Paul! 😘
I love how clean and crisp your diction is. Plus the occasional giggle makes me smile. Thank you❤
a compilation video !!! how can I cope ? many thanks to you Paul xx love ya
This was sad about Ruth Ellis. She should have gotten a mitigation because of the abuse she endured and that it was a crime if passion
Poor Yvonne. She was exactly what you said - a good woman who had been treated appallingly. I have little doubt that she intended to kill herself with those weapons, and only took them up in desperation.
And poor Ruth. She had such a hard go at life - if she'd only had a better opportunity, I doubt she'd have gone to such lengths. When all someone knows is abuse and violence, they know no other way to react.
Gross. Good people don’t shoot partners over rejection.
@@Tsumami__ yes because it was just rejection and not years and years of abuse and neglect on top of infidelity 😒
I don’t agree with killing but while hearing the story of how he treated her made me so mad. I can understand when the wives on the court cheered on her. Also for the mistress is the most disgusting person
@@Tsumami__did you watch the video? And do you think of yourself as an empathetic and nuanced person?
@@meatismurder111wow you’re so ethical babe, because most of us agree with murder! Lol 😂
I just discovered your channel 2 nights ago. I can’t wait to be off of work for a few days and binge watch. Absolutely excellent content and wonderful narration.
Thank you so much and welcome on board 😁👍
Would very much enjoy compilations of shorts along with these sorts of compilations! Sometimes really good stories are in bite-sized pieces, and listening to an anthology of them is very enjoyable.
oh i can't wait for the new crime ones- especially the historical ones are so perfect for this style of presentation. (love the "well i never" closing as well- like im sad at the videos that dont end that way)-- thank you so much for putting these out! ---- if my history classes had been done like this i would have aced every class.
I agree
Love you Paul! The perfect English gentleman and story teller!!! ❤ from the US! Happy Holidays!
Yes, please make these with new cases! I love your guy’s channel, keep up the great work!!
All of these stories are fascinating!! Thank you !🥰
Being a great story is truly among the best of the oldest pastimes. As a young boy I would love to listen to my grandpa tell of how things were when he was younger. To be able to tell a story is an art that few people can pull off. You are among those who can do this! I would bet that if you have children or grandchildren you would be so loved.
You're a great host! Interesting, informative, to the point and gracious! I only looked you up because 'Well, I never' was a regular utterance of my much loved Grandmother.
Keep up the fine content. It's very good Pal!
I just recently found your videos, I haven’t stopped watching since I did. It’s great to hear cases that aren’t normally talked about! Thank you for your originality!
Thank goodness for Wednesday,My favorite day, much thanks WIN🤗🤗❤️❤️
I really love your presentation of these kinds of things, you're awesome! I could listen to you talk for hours. Keep it up - I only found your channel last week and it's been so good to watch the videos
Love these compilations! Short, sweet and yet so informative. Thank you.
I haven't even started the video yet!, but I already am already given it a thumbs up. I am quite a recent watcher, but I really like your presentation and research. Something informative, educational and entertaining. Thank you. Back to the video. Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia. 🙂
Thank you, Nancy! 😀
your voice is so soothing i love the way you cover all of these cases and we’d all love to see more compilations!!
Just found this absolute diamond of a channel. My nightly listen is sorted for a long time now
I thoroughly enjoy your channel, somehow despite the gruesomeness of the stories you manage to make them very interesting without being the stuff of nightmares. Thank you.
I really appreciate these compilations so I can set them and focus on a task while I listen and not have to worry about the algorithm playing something I don't want. Thanks Paul!
We like all your shows thus far, great work
After watching this fascinating compilation, I have decided to embrace the single life.
You are obviously a wise woman. 😆
@@jenniferlee6955 well, I like to think of myself as a wise man, but thank you.
@@toddbonin6926 sorry about the typo...😉
@@jenniferlee6955 no worries. Made me laugh out loud in line at Walmart!
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YES! Compilations are always appreciated. Even better with fresh content!
I enjoyed this very much, but obviously not the killings themselves. You have a nice attention to the details. Very well done.
I fall asleep to videos such as yours. Your breaking character with laughter let me drift off w a smile. Thanks for not editing it out .
And yes, I'd love a compilation of shorter stories that just aren't enough for their own video
Me too!
great listening, thank you.
I would most definitely in interested in a group of stories, grouped together, i find each and every one of your blogs, well and thoroughly studied and researched, without, bias and 'fluff' that other people use to build such stories out; leaving you, wondering, just what, if anything is factual. Ì much prefer your renditions, most enjoyable and educational.
Many thanks, I look forward to each and every one.
From Christchurch, New Zealand
Loved these old tales so well presented thank you
Love seeing you try to get through the ‘toilet’ bit! 🤣. P.S. You must be the most dapper man on RUclips.
Loving this channel!🙃
Loved it 😍🍾 thank you 🙏
Very interesting stories. I couldn’t help but chuckle when you completely lost it while trying to tell us about the Dr Crippen bathroom scene!! It, I must commend you sir, as you recovered quite well to carry on your story! Thank you for sharing! ❤️✝️
A whole hour? I'm in heaven!!
First time finding your channel. I echo the sentiments of others about the stories in this episode. Interesting and entertaining!
I'm back to repeat, two months older and I'm enjoying it as much as the first time. Sometimes there's blessings in disguise with a cruddy memory.
I omitted saying, last time, how good it was to have the compilation. It gives framing for the shorter pieces whilst it's interesting to see longer ones again.
Thanks for the transcript and a great Chanel
Yes please, I look forward to it!
Mr. Brodie, while I am always intrigued by your stories, I am total bound by your way of telling these stories. I am soon to starting a RUclips channel concerning music and I shall be giving you shoutouts for your channel! Please continue your stories as I find listening a delight!
And I also enjoy the crisp smart English I would hear my teachers trying to teach us . Next time I go to India or Pakistan I am going to meet them touch their feet,because in our culture no one is superior to ones teachers,not parents not even god
Thankyou Sir for your stimulation mentally
Your posts are so interesting and your speaking way beautiful
The longer stories are great to go to sleep to. If I can only get the volume just right it would be awesome. The commercials are louder than you speak so it jumps way up and startles me lol. You do a great job and the wide variety of topics that you cover is always interesting. So again thank you from the USA my friend!
Really enjoyed this compilation of cases please 🙏 definitely do more of these xx 😘
Mental health and wellbeing of a Society seems to be the one thing that we never focus on as we should. We are good and able with judgments, excuses. But when it comes down to the core of the issues, mental health seems to be the bright glaring "IT'S ME" we all ignore. Especially when you have a Society, as we do today, where peoples opinions matter more than truth or facts. I do not see things getting better as long as we take the current path we are all on. Wonderful channel Sir, glad I found it.
I love your narration of these stories. You definitely make them much more interesting and compelling. Your laughter at his being belittled for not showing the guy to the bathroom was hilarious. Because it was absolutely hilarious! Can you imagine such an ole bitty hen of a wife? Almost makes you feel sorry for him. Thanks and keep it up!
love watching your channell
Thanks and keep them coming riveting from beginning to end
Love your channel!! Keep going!!
Thank you Darlene. We're certainly planning to 😀
Ah Pierre
🎶 He had it coming
🎵 He had it coming
A woman scorned and humiliated, well he had it coming
Excellent, Paul. The compilations are great, and I think you've got everyone's consent to produce more, including mine.
Paul!! Simply, you are simply amazing!! Thank you!!❤