Peter Sutcliffe: Fake Notes, Bad Assumptions, and the Yorkshire Ripper's Reign of Terror
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This one is a bit closer to home, my Dad changed his working hours so he could meet Mum off the bus every day and walk her home safely when they lived in Leeds. The ripper was active and he didn't want Mum to be another statistic.
Another cracking video Simon and team!
Same here with my granma and Granddad.
That's sweet 😌
This video also caught my attention since I believe I am related to this man and I started to take more of an interest into researching what he did after I heard of his death.
@@DuskyJay and did you find out if you are related?
Ok that’s adorable
Random dogs who bark in the night are clearly underappreciated
Unless they tell you to go on murder sprees, like Son of Sam.
Hello Tera, how're you doing today?
They were good bois. Damn good bois
@@markaustin3839 laffin
@@markaustin3839 swing and a miss
Wow. I was not expecting a story with Corona virus being the hero.
I know! It’s a bit weird to link “Covid” and “hooray!” in the same thought.
Well, at least corona did something good.
@@MissBee13 I'm lost Beth lol Tom 😆 here in Belfast can u help me find my 🧠 lol
@@debbiemcglade6363 it got rid of a rapist and murderer.
That was a twist I didn't see coming.
"He died shortly after contracting the CORONA virus"
Cue Python - "Always look on the bright side of life!"
Dude was old and morbidly obese.
God's justice be done
@@philagethechef Really?
Surely if there was a god, it wouldn't have allowed 13 innocent women just to be killed?
🤣😂🤣
@@archstanton6102 but...the mysterious ways in which he acts can't be understood by us....remember? ;)
The Police made such a balls up of the Ripper case, leading to yet more unnecessary murders. They interviewed and let him go a few times, even though he was highly suspected by some of the officers.
It’s genuinely disgraceful. Richard McCann one of the victims son came to my school when I was still there (he’s a motivational speaker now talking about the hardships he got through) and the opening 45 minutes of his speech were going over what happened and how he could never get answers and I felt so bad for him still think about it now whenever Surcliffe’s name is mentioned
Sutcliffe was a copycat killer and the police framed him as the ripper. Perhaps that will explain everything.
Check out the Netflix special they did of it
@@superchug2469 they all just rake over the coals and basically tell the same official story. They never ask why sutcliffe was eliminated or his blood type and they have airbrushed the copycat killer out of the story. Also the ripper's bite marks on his victims breasts are forgotten about because they would raise the shocking fact that sutcliffe was framed as the ripper. Meaning that the police let the real yorkshire ripper get away.
@@noelogarabehave Sutcliffe was The Ripper, they caught him by a fluke of incidents and some proper copper work by Sargent Bob Ring and his colleague Bob Hyde, but there was no conspiracy. He was and is guilty of all the murders and attacks. Hope Ho rots in hell
I just watched an in-depth doc on the Yorkshire Ripper, and I was absolutely shocked at how the cops completely bungled the long term case.
Had the police been even *slightly* more diligent and open minded as to who the serial killer was, they could have caught him YEARS before they ultimately caught him!
More diligent, open-minded, and *competent.* I mean, they didn't even know what had and had not been publicized!
Was this the Netflix series?
@@archstanton6102 no, though I would very much like to see that as well!
What I saw was a doc on a RUclips serial killer channel that I follow. I don’t remember the specific name of the channel off the top of my head, but will look it up for you if you wish!
Wouldn't be THE LAST.... Wimbledon murder/kidnapping.....
Its amazing how people are willing to believe without question that sutcliffe is the real yorkshire ripper yet the police eliminated him nine times because his blood type O didn't match the ripper's B blood.
Back in my days as a nurse, I looked after the mother of one of the Rippers victims!
The life sentence she’s living everyday is far worse than what the ripper got!
It took long enough but the Corona got him in the end
Losing a loved one to a murderer hits so much worse than any other form of death.
@@gadguard Unless he was in agonising pain, terrified and screaming for his mum in his final moments, he got off lightly!
That’s because the law is unjust and unfair in the UK and many parts of America. Me though luckily I’m blessed to live in Texas. You murder people we don’t waste tax payers money keeping them alive until old age. We kill them as they should be. I actually think we are still to lenient here in Texas. I’m for killing them the same way they killed their victims.
I had a pretty bad case of covid, and that was very much on the terrible side, so if it makes you feel better, even though I can think of many more satisfying ways for him to shuffle off this mortal coil, covid is a pretty nasty option, compared to some of the possibilities.
But then there is of course so many things you can do with his axe. Still. He didn't go painlessly.
I’ve met the son of the first women that was killed. He’s a speaker now and it’s so sad the things he went through but always seems to want to help others. In his words ginger massive
My mum met him at one of his events. What strong guy!
@@callysushi1043 yea really nice guy I met him when I was in a hostel he put me on the radio 107 the bee I think it was hahaha. He has such an amazing story and such amazing guy.
Ditto was captivated by his story, so much tragedy followed his life. But he really turned it around.
he came to my primary school in the 2000s! will never forget that.
When are you going to do a biographics on Simon Whistler? He seems to be everywhere on RUclips.
For murdering the RUclips algorithm by having 2,000 channels?
This is actually a good idea. He should do it just like every other Biographics video and refer to himself as Simon.
Yes! Simon writes the script, Danny reads it.
It’s been done, about a year ago. Simon was interviewed on another content creators channel. About an hour long.
@@RUclipscanfuckagoat That's not what we want. We want a Simon Biographics, presented by Simon, on the Biographics channel😊
Peter Sutcliffe: "I've killed so many people!"
SARS-Cov-2: "Hello Peter......
u did that before the spiderman trailer, nice
Covid: Hello......
Peter: OH! So Lady Death's finally at MY door? Well, it's taken....... about 39 years of waiting but I guess I'm ready.
One massive change as a result of the investigation: the card filing system used was got rid of (it was so large the building had to be reinforced due to the weight of paper) and HOLMES (Home Office Large Major Enquiry System) was brought in, an electronic version that cross referenced things far more effectively.
Do you really believe that?
I was always amazed how tiny Peter Sutcliffe was. As a child in the 70s, I was expecting some beast of a man. But he was about 5ft 7ins and had a weird voice, like a Yorkshire version of Keith Harris's Orville.
I'm from Sunderland and we are actually known as mackems and not Geordie's although sounding similar are noticeably different.
You sound the same to me.
Down Town a lot of people think that but if you got a Geordie and a Mackem you can hear the difference
What is this y'all talkin bout?
@@m.e.5482 Don't worry about it 👍
Known as *dirty Mackem*
My stepdad spent a few years in Broadmoor with him, not on the same ward though I think. My mum was visiting him and this bloke at another table kept looking at her and when my mum asked who he was my stepdad simply replied, "well, you wouldn't want him stood behind you with a hammer". With age and weight she could barely recognise him.
I know someone who, whilst visiting a family member at Broadmoor, was fortunate to meet (and even geg a picture with) him, this was mid to late 2019.
By this time, Sutcliffe had suprisingly reformed, but the reason why is simply tragic when you think about it.:
He remembered who he was (that he was Peter Sutcliffe)
He knew where he was, but couldn't remember why he was there.
You could talk to him about the Ripper, and a memorable reply was, "Ah yes, I remember police interviewing me about the murders he comitted..... Did they actually ever catch him in the end?"
He remembered The Ripper
But didn't remember that he WAS The Ripper.
A family member of his said it was like his whole time as the Ripper had been "ripped" (no pun intended) from his memory and replaced by that of one of the original suspects.
"because they mistakenly thought it wasn't publicized"
100000%
Not always but it is certainly true in this case.
@@scottlombardi4603 stop being pedantic. ALMOST always the case, then.
@@user-ln2go4xp6d no, it’s not almost always the case. That’s a ridiculous thing to say
@@Butterratbee so all serial killers throughout history have just been super intelligent? even the cases where the cops have literally shown up to the serial killers house but didn't bother to investigate further? even when they neglected "lower class" women (ie women of colour, prostitutes, the homeless) because they didn't think it was worth it? come on man, do at least a little research.
I never knew they caught the man who sent in the false tapes and letters. Yeesh how deranged must a person be to do that?
I'd like to say I find it surprising. Even though the vast majority of us find it bewildering, some people just want attention any old way they get it, just look at social media for instance.
You're cute!
@@craigjonesISno.1 Thanks man. It's all in the eyes.
@@threestepssideways1202 hahaha...don't you mean the eye?
Hahaha...i'm guessing not as deranged as the actual killer. I'd be thinking more about how deranged he is lol
I was 10 in 1981 and there are 2 standout memories for me from the 1980s, John Lennon being murdered and Sutcliffe being caught. Great video, thanks.
Same age as me. I remember watching it on telly and being scared, even though it was at the other end of the country. My mum was originally from Bradford so she knew all the places he haunted.
I wonder if it was only coincidence that he attacked one of his victims outside Savile’s flat in Leeds.
I'm at the point where I'm used to the idea of sociopath serial killers, but the guy who claimed to be him from Sunderland? What the hell dude.
Simon....please do John Hunter. The father of modern surgery and medicine, and likely the real life Jekyll and Hyde. Wendy Moore's book The Knife Man is a great source. His true story is far more stranger than most fiction, but his incredible contributions are also far greater than most and almost as unbelievable.
I cannot be the only one who chuckled (I admit, cackled) at the thought of covid having that small silver lining 😏
he was already beforehand. stay ignorant
Moral of the story: own a dog to stop serial killers
My mum lived in Sheffield when he was caught and within walking distance of where he was pulled over and I can't imagine how it would have been to live there during his murders or how the victim's families and the survivors are still suffering so much because of him
Please don’t go to Sunderland and call anyone a Geordie. They’re Mackem’s in Sunderland, Geordies are from Newcastle and they will get the massive arse ache if you call them Geordies! And vice versa. I used to work for TGI Fridays and they had to change the red and white striped uniform for the Newcastle branch because it was too similar to Sunderland colours! lmao 😂
As a mackem I approve this message.
Humans and their stupid sports fan subgroup... smdh.
@@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718 pre-dates sports, originates from the shipbuilding in the North East
@@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718 who said anything about sports?
@@lauragyte6355 it was inferred.
Perfect after watching The Ripper on Netflix
Us locals would call people from Sunderland Mackems.
I thought that one might touch a nerve 😬😬🤣
Describing Sunderland as Geordie made me twitch, n I'm from Glasgow!
I live in Yorkshire, I remember seeing the death of the Yorkshire ripper and I was like yay and good riddance
Yorkshire lad here (obvious really 🤣) When I saw he'd died I was like "well some good news from Corona then" 🤣
West Yorkshire lads!
The Netflix documentary on the search for this guy is excellent.
"The Ripper"? On Netflix?
It was awful.
Produced by a social justice warrior.
Almost completely ignores Peter Sutcliffe.
All about the Police accusing woman wrongly of prostitution.
I liked it too, it was nice to see a bigger focus on the victims and humanizing them rather then just leaving it as "killed 12 prostitues, now let's go into an hour detail of serial killer life". I don't care as much about the serial killer, he can rot. I am more interested in the poor victims, who are actual people with lives and families and were not just statistics or kill counts.
@@sam0318 Agreed! People complaining about that documentary saying it focused on the victims and not the killer only reveal themselves to be the creeps they clearly are. Also, the police were incredibly incompetent and so it is right to highlight that as well and the way certain members of society were spoken about by the police and media was disgraceful.
@@sam0318 The reason for the intense focus on the killer is an attempt to explain the psychology behind their motives and if their upbringing/life in general had any effect or they were just psycho to begin with. Ed Kemper had a severely manipulative and emotionally abusive mother, who undoubtedly fueled his hatred for women. There are lots of serial killers who have reported that certain incidents in their lives inspired them to kill. Not saying abuse justifies murder in any way, it’s just that most people are into true crime because they want to know exactly what made these people do what they did.
@@The9ninebar well yeah that’s why it took the police so long to find the killer because they had prejudice against women who went out and called them prostitutes even though there was no evidence for a lot of them actually being prostitutes so they was looking for a man who killed prostitutes and not just women, clearly stated that in the documentary if you actually watched it.
Simon post something about killers currently on the run
He did something on LISK ( long island serial killer ) who is still active. Go check it out
Looking for a little fame are ya??
“Killing prostitutes had become an obsession with me. I could not stop myself. It was like a drug”
Peter Sutcliffe
Well, covid did something right at least.
Well one good deed against 3,543,600 evil killings doesn't help much.
@@OldieBugger Don't turn this into somthing it's not. you know what I meant don't twist it.
Sure wish it would have taken Rose West and Ian Huntley too!
@@dansmith4394 🤐
I saw a RUclips comment that said “the first Covid death that brought peace to families” when discussing Sutcliffe’s death.
Another aspect of this case was complete lack of record sharing and archaic record keeping by both the Greater Manchester Police and their counterparts in West Yorkshire. Both were brand new forces at the time and it can only be assumed that their reluctance to share info or jointly investigate was as a result of people wanting to make names for themselves within these forces.
I worked with a lad from Wearside who had moved to Bolton, 12 miles north of Manchester, at the time. He was interviewed 6 times, ruined his marriage and left him very bitter.
Sad tale in which even allowing for the simpler time regarding investigative tools and techniques...
Nobody comes out with much credit other than the " switched on" South Yorks officers in Sheffield.
Sutcliffe was a copycat killer. He did all the assaults which were mostly sexually motivated. His first murder was in Manchester, Jean Jordan, he battered her thirteen times on the head then pulled her into a double hedge where she lay hidden. He stole her handbag which police report says had fifteen pounds in it. Nine days later he was in his new home and having a house warming party with family and friends. He took his parents home and then drove back to Manchester and pulled Jean's body from the hedge and mutilated it. Five days later he returned again and threw her handbag there with a new fiver. It was issued AFTER the murder. This brought the police to his door. His family were questioned about the alibi. His brother Carl found his blood stained trousers hidden in his pad. Also the handbag. He told his other brother that Peter was the ripper. But he never told the police. He went on to get rich selling BS stories to the tabloids and documentary makers.
You need to do a video on the terrible Robert Black. Don't dwell on his awful crimes. concentrate on the incredible way he was caught. The luck, intricacies and coincidences involved in his capture were unbelievable.
Dave fuller was the most creepy serial killer I have ever heard about .
You know the investigation was insane when I know several people who were interviewed for this. And I live in Cambridgeshire.
My Dad was.
Me too and I'm in Sussex
This evil freak was caught in Sheffield, which, from the map, I see is very near Rotherham. Simon, as a fellow business blazer this is a shout-out to Danny (Danny Salter is an awesome writer)
Every channel is slowly but surly blending with the criminalist and the blaze
Allegedly
I’m now waiting for all the angry Mackems protesting at being called Geordie several times 😂😂
Weirdly the most interesting this is that they actually found the guy behind the tape after all this time.
He licked the stamp, which eventually allowed a DNA profile to be extracted. A while later, the DNA was matched to John Humble on the National DNA database. Humble had become a serious alcoholic in later years and his DNA was put on the database after he was arrested for an alcohol-related offence.
Simon mate I'm sorry to bring this up but people from wearside ie Sunderland are called mackem. Please don't get these confused with the land of the mighty geordie population. Thank you a concerned geordie
What a way to go though. I was expecting to hear he was in cahoots with the murderer in some way but imagine spending all that time in jail for the equivalent of a prank/attention plea.
I’m at Uni doing forensic phonetics. I did an assignment about John Humble just the other week
@@nialls1048 well go on, explain why nobody recognised Humble in 1979/80 and everybody recognised him 25 years later. Was he leaned on to cooperate?
SEE SIMON!!! DOGS knew who he was and the DOGS tried to stop him. DOGS for the win!
Because, as we all know......1 Simon Whistler is worth 10 dogs. Facts.
@@AnderSiN84 .... possible. Depends on the dog. I would say Simon is worth at least 25 chihuahuas, but only 2-3 Rottweilers are worth 1 Simon.
As a person who lives in Leeds it's so weird to hear these murders happen in places that I go to regularly
same here, its strange how the areas bodies were found are pretty busy nowadays. and that west yorkshire police are still pretty useless.
Love the casual criminalist! Look forward to new podcasts every week!
Covid being the hero was a nice plot twist
I’ve been hearing this story a lot recently and the more I listen to it, the more I’m dumbfounded by the obscene police negligence.
Sutcliffe was a copycat killer. He did all the assaults which were mostly sexually motivated. His first murder was in Manchester, Jean Jordan, he battered her thirteen times on the head then pulled her into a double hedge where she lay hidden. He stole her handbag which police report says had fifteen pounds in it. Nine days later he was in his new home and having a house warming party with family and friends. He took his parents home and then drove back to Manchester and pulled Jean's body from the hedge and mutilated it. Five days later he returned again and threw her handbag there with a new fiver. It was issued AFTER the murder. This brought the police to his door. His family were questioned about the alibi. His brother Carl found his blood stained trousers hidden in his pad. Also the handbag. He told his other brother that Peter was the ripper. But he never told the police. He went on to get rich selling BS stories to the tabloids and documentary makers.
really? have you ever met a cop?
This is more of a biographics of the police's incompetence than the actual serial killer
At least they managed to catch the guy.
Geordiesare from Newcastle!!!!
Mackems are from Sunderland.
My dad was interviewed cos he looked a bit like Sutcliffe. I remember the police coming into the house to talk to him.
You know you’ve done a shocking job as a police force when you need South Yorkshire Police to step in and finally arrest the guy, they usually can’t deduce their arse from their elbow
Sutcliffe was a copycat killer. He did all the assaults which were mostly sexually motivated. His first murder was in Manchester, Jean Jordan, he battered her thirteen times on the head then pulled her into a double hedge where she lay hidden. He stole her handbag which police report says had fifteen pounds in it. Nine days later he was in his new home and having a house warming party with family and friends. He took his parents home and then drove back to Manchester and pulled Jean's body from the hedge and mutilated it. Five days later he returned again and threw her handbag there with a new fiver. It was issued AFTER the murder. This brought the police to his door. His family were questioned about the alibi. His brother Carl found his blood stained trousers hidden in his pad. Also the handbag. He told his other brother that Peter was the ripper. But he never told the police. He went on to get rich selling BS stories to the tabloids and documentary makers.
Every time Simon says "assuaged" anymore, I just hear "Julian Assange". 😅🔥
I may be officially hooked on these videos, sir... your presentation is spot on, and i can't seem to get enough....
Sunderland are called mackems dude, geordies are from newcastle.. and they really hate when you get that mixed up lol.
1:10 - Chapter 1 - The spree begins
3:45 - Chapter 2 - New Year, New victims
7:00 - Chapter 3 - A survivor's story
11:25 - Chapter 4 - A letter arrives
13:45 - Chapter 5 - Down the wrong path
18:35 - Chapter 6 - The end of the nightmare
People from Sunderland aren't Geordies. They are known as Mackems so the accent of Wearside Jack isn't a derivative of a Geordie one it's just a Mackem accent. Great video regardless.
I just came here to see if anyone had pointed that out. Most folks outside of the North East have no clue how many accents you can squeeze in between Morpeth and Middlesborough ;)
SIMON! I can’t believe you guys haven’t done a video on Manuel Noriega!
It was Joan Harrison in Preston ! And poor Josephine Whittaker was walking home from her grandparents not to theirs .. apart from several mini mistakes great video as always
Mr sexy Whistler
One day we're going to get the notification icon, Today I'm Simon Whistler and today the story of how this chair stuck to my back because I never left it because of my multiple channels and grew a glorious beard. 😂
I've been sending your content to tons of people because RUclips is gonna be 50% your content in 5 years anyways the rate you're going with all these channels.
Thoroughly enjoying casual criminalist channel ❤
I just finished this documentary on Netflix and I will gladly watch it again thanks Simon
That has to be the one AND ONLY GOOD THING TO COME OUT OF THIS INSANITY WE ARE IN .....BRAVO CORONA !
Do a Bio Graphic on Charles “Charlie” Irwin! He owned a circus back in the 1900s and a horse racing business. He ripped people off and was like 450 pounds and rode in a special car.
Plus he met Theodore Roosevelt and PT Barnum (was quite like PT)
Simon I love your podcast bro it’s awesome...keep pumping out the content🤙🏽👊🏽
I enjoyed it plenty, good video Simon!
Waited for this one a long time, Funny this guy was intentionally wetting himself to get back into the old prison where they treated him better
Hey, there's Rotherham!! Shoutout to Danny!!
And Doncaster !!
Thank you for another video.
As always your videos are so good!
Good video 👍
That's as close to a Jimmy Savile episode as we got so far ;)
Very well researched and presented as usual. May I suggest Duke Kahanamoku?
The lady murdered in Preston 1975 was in fact Joan Harrison, not Joan Robinson.
Murder sells, especially views on RUclips! Keep up the awesome work Simon and Co. 🍻
God bless those two dogs! 😊
And those Sheffield police officers! 👍
Casual Criminalist is the BEST. Oh, nice video too.
Not sure what channel this would fall under but would love to see you cover the oatman massacre or olive oatman. Pretty dark but interesting history. Keep up the great work.
Shame covid got him, he had many more years of rotting in jail ahead of him
Yeah exactly
I think letting killers live is disgusting. No one rots in jail, they thrive, 3 meals a day, tv, chocolate. hardly a punishment.
Normal people don't smash women's heads in with hammers,
At the taxpayers expense. Putting down detritus unfit to be part of society is a logical and necessary solution.
@@cadetkidkilla
Death sentence has killed innocent people before. If he was in America, he'd be living in deplorable conditions (especially when they'd find out he killed a child), slowly going insane.
Also, to the person who listed chocolate as some sort of luxury: lmfao, it isn't.
This case is such a mess. There's an English documentary from the early 2000s that covers so much that I didn't know, and this was before they caught the fake latter and tape maker. The crappy filing system which helped him got away with it for years longer than he should have. I can't remember the name of the documentary but it's on RUclips and goes over an hour. Best doco on this kind of topic, just the facts mam, just the facts.
Wait til you hear about the Wimbledon kidnapping /murder. Just as bungled.
Here's why it's a mess. Sutcliffe was a copycat killer. He did all the assaults which were mostly sexually motivated. His first murder was in Manchester, Jean Jordan, he battered her thirteen times on the head then pulled her into a double hedge where she lay hidden. He stole her handbag which police report says had fifteen pounds in it. Nine days later he was in his new home and having a house warming party with family and friends. He took his parents home and then drove back to Manchester and pulled Jean's body from the hedge and mutilated it. Five days later he returned again and threw her handbag there with a new fiver. It was issued AFTER the murder. This brought the police to his door. His family were questioned about the alibi. His brother Carl found his blood stained trousers hidden in his pad. Also the handbag. He told his other brother that Peter was the ripper. But he never told the police. He went on to get rich selling BS stories to the tabloids and documentary makers.
Thanks
I just watched the documentary on another RUclips channel a few days ago. Interesting case, can't wait.
The thing that finally took him down was Covid
Some good from it at least!!
Honestly don't know how I missed that, had to have been in the news
Good riddance.
what is not to believe? It's not like the government would wait 40 years to put down a serial killer and blame a disease. they would just kill him and say he hung himself in the first month
More than likely just another death that was miss attributed to Covid.
Simon is disappointed how much we like the dark videos
Today the Yorkshire Ripper case is used in DI exams to demonstrate just how easy it is to let prejudice colour the facts of a case.
The fact was sutcliffe was O blood group and the ripper was known to be B. That's why he was eliminated 9 times.
Interesting fact. John Humble (Wearside Jack) when caught lived a mile from Castletown which the forensic linguist had predicted as the location of the person in the tape. Incredible to think the place of our upbringing can be so accurately linked to our accent.
In England it can. Accents change SO frequently there. You go to Australia and there's like 2 accents and some aboriginals have a 3rd or 4th.
I can't believe it only took 7 minutes for someone to dislike this video.
maybe yorkshire boogertwatt had some friends.
John Humble's ghost probably lol
Envy of the Peter or a relative of one of the victims, no doubt.
It usually happens a lot quicker if you're above a million subs. Probably they're from edge lords who look up to serial killers like this guy and Bundy. I've been in a discussion with one of them on this very video, it boggles my mind how some people can have some delusions and idolise these worthless pieces of trash.
I can't believe it either. I'd have done it in 5.
This should be on the Casual Criminalist channel, not biographics. It literally waited to the last 2 minutes to tell us anything about the man himself.
And it was obviously rushed onto any available channel because a few days previously another popular channel featured a doco on him.
Serial Killer: Peter Sutcliffe (The Yorkshire Ripper) - Full Documentary
Premiered May 26, 2021
Serial Killers Documentaries
598K subscribers
Honestly how much do you have to suck at your job to interview the murderer 9 times and have no suspicions of him even though he fit the description of the killer to a T.
I'm such a big fan of Casual Criminalist, now every time I see anything murdery on your other channels I'm like "BUT THIS COULDA BEEN A CASUAL CRIMINALIST, WITH HILARIOUS TANGENTS AND ALLEGEDLYS AND CALLUM'S SASS"
I absolutely love this channel ☺️😛🙂🙃
Three of Sutcliffe's victims were sadly found not too far from me right here in Leeds. Namely Wilma McCann, Irene Richardson and Jayne McDonald. McDonald was in fact a friend of my eldest sister. According to my sister, McDonald's boyfreind at the time was arrested and questioned over her murder. Clearly innocent of course.
this case was the frame of an 'Endeavour' episode, if memory serves
Thank you
Not sure if Simon is open to suggestions, but might I suggest doing a Biographics episode on the 1MDB scandal from Malaysia? It's an international, near billion dollar embezzlement and corruption scandal involving a (then sitting) head of government who was immediately arrested and prosecuted following his loss in a general election (after which he purportedly attempted to flee the country).
Promise we're not related
The police really failed on this one, all the prejudice, and not believing the survives..
The most interesting serial killer to me the whole investigation was crazy, plus I worked 2 mins from where he was finally caught in Sheffield!
the "last podcast on the left" series on sutcliffe is very good if you want more into, it really shows just how inept the police were in trying to find him.
The police after Jayne MacDonald's body found: "Oh no, the killer killed the wrong woman because she was out AT night! Before he had targeted women OF the night!" The misogyny is really...misogynous.
They never say that Jayne was murdered just opposite a singing pub, The Hayfield, that was frequented by pimps and prostitutes. The ripper was attempting to entice one but they were working in pairs because of him.
truly incompetent police work, so many life's could have been saved if they weren't so inept
Sutcliffe's confessions seems to have squared the circle. 9 times eliminated.
Simon I love you!
At the start of this video, I was like... why are you recommending casual criminalist on Casual Criminalist?
Then realised I was on a different Simon Channel again.
Simon this was my neighbor! Bradford was in the same grip as son of Sam ! I’m from Heaton Bradford and it was terrifying even as a young boy ! He got stabbed in eye with a blunt instrument so karma came ! Sonya would not have sex with him she was Alpha female and he was small in every way so vented his Anger on vulnerable girls.
Yeah and I live on the moon
Soon as you've missed the u out of neighbour I'm guessing you're not from Bradford England.
He didn't do it by himself. His good friend Jimmy Savile helped.
I have always wondered about this.
I've read about the Yorkshire Ripper case, but didn't know he died recently.
Great Netflix doco on this