Husband Or Heartless Killer: The Story of Mitchell Quy (True Crime Documentary) I Real Stories

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июн 2017
  • An insight into the mind of Mitchell Quy, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in January 2001 for the murder of his wife, Lynsey, who had disappeared in December 1998. The prime suspect at the time, Mitchell Quy had always protested his innocence, claiming his wife had left him. Quy even made televised appeals for the return of his wife.
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  • @nimue4325
    @nimue4325 2 года назад +313

    Never let an abuser know you are planning to leave or get a divorce until you are safe somewhere.

    • @lizzy66125
      @lizzy66125 Год назад

      I left ,never told him.he told me he would kill me and happily would do time for it.I recorded it ,went to the police,they have done nothing .he raped me,he tried to suffocate me,police did nothing.this in the Netherlands.

    • @omarsalem2340
      @omarsalem2340 Год назад +7

      It's very sad to see kids living without the love of their mother I hope he will be in jail for the rest of his life

    • @myfestivus4336
      @myfestivus4336 Год назад +5

      Very good advice.

    • @Monkey114
      @Monkey114 Год назад +8

      Good idea. What I did was put clothes for my kids in boxes, marked it garage sale. Told him I was going to my mom's and we were having one. I left town, he didn't know what hit him.

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 9 месяцев назад +1

      Facts 💯!!

  • @poppyfield1619
    @poppyfield1619 4 года назад +781

    in every interview he did you could see how he revelled in the attention and smirked throughout knowing he killed lindsay and he was 'getting away with it' just sickening

    • @crispmom
      @crispmom 2 года назад +32

      It's called 'duping delight,' and it's a common trait of narcissists. They get enjoyment out of deceiving and thereby controlling other people.

    • @larapalma3744
      @larapalma3744 2 года назад +8

      All the worst ones do, soooo disgusting

    • @erichuffman8928
      @erichuffman8928 Год назад +9

      His body language gives him away. But, u need physical evidence.

    • @justmemother2
      @justmemother2 Год назад +6

      It's too bad they didn't grab him earlier and interrogate him until he told the truth. All the people going to his house gave him a thrill. It's there in his smirk. Well, he's got a lifetime to think about it all now. I saw no smirk when they walked him to the van handcuffed.! 👍😀

    • @thisisme3238
      @thisisme3238 Год назад +2

      @@justmemother2 In the USA a person can get a life sentence without parole or a life sentence but still be eligible for parole in a certain amount of years. Hope that's not the case in your country, or he could be out on the streets again looking for someone else's demise. 🇺🇲

  • @barrydingall
    @barrydingall Год назад +59

    Hearing that a little girl said “I wish I could die and go up to heaven with my mom” had to be one of the most gut-wrenching things I’ve ever heard. Kids may not understand the gravity of what they’re saying or the permanence of death, but that line ripped my heart out of my chest. I hope that thought isn’t something she still carries with her today and those children got the counseling they needed.

    • @Degjoy
      @Degjoy 4 месяца назад

      Evidence shows that consciousness continues after the death of the body. Were you aware of this?

  • @hayleyturner9394
    @hayleyturner9394 2 года назад +1146

    If someone hands you a note, that says, " Please help me" that is an absolute emergency, and the fact the family didn't respond to the urgency of the situation, is devastating. They will regret that for the rest of their lives

    • @savhannah9889
      @savhannah9889 2 года назад +106

      I can't imagine how she felt wondering why help wasn't coming. It just breaks my heart.

    • @JorgePetraglia2009
      @JorgePetraglia2009 2 года назад +55

      Hayley Turner : They won't simply they are the kind of family nobody needs. Some families are that way, for many different reasons, but if anybody ,relative or not, ask for help that way, any decent person (let alone relatives) will help, somehow.

    • @sparingpickle4918
      @sparingpickle4918 2 года назад +25

      She knew she was in an abusive relationship and kept going back. Why do you not blame her for putting her and the kids in that situation?

    • @nowi__
      @nowi__ 2 года назад +159

      @@sparingpickle4918 Can you stop victim-blaming? She was a victim, and you have no idea how hard it is to escape the clutches of a manipulator. They will make you feel like it is your fault, even though it isn't. They are so skilled at guilt tripping and gaslighting you.
      Most abusers are also very charismatic, so even if the victims speak up, people will have a hard time believing them.
      Escaping an abusive relationship is very, very hard.

    • @sparingpickle4918
      @sparingpickle4918 2 года назад +10

      @@nowi__ Ohhh shut up. That’s such a childish excuse. Your so ignorant to the fact she refused to leave a situation and constantly repeated the cycle endangering her children. If you want this to not happen then you need to admit that and let people know to LEAVE abusive relationships.

  • @lashaesmith3440
    @lashaesmith3440 2 года назад +908

    When my dad killed my mom it ruined my life. I was only 5. I hope these kids grew up and learned to love themselves and learn the are not like there father but a living testimony for their mom.

    • @gobnaitaine5103
      @gobnaitaine5103 2 года назад +44

      So sorry for your loss. ❤

    • @archlich4489
      @archlich4489 2 года назад +48

      Be well, friend. Respect.

    • @kaleahcollins4567
      @kaleahcollins4567 2 года назад +21

      I'm soo 😞

    • @catfreak4769
      @catfreak4769 2 года назад +25

      so sorry for your loss may she RIP

    • @mahnazha
      @mahnazha 2 года назад +30

      I am so sorry. I am not trying to be sexist but men! oh men!!!

  • @cassie1790
    @cassie1790 2 года назад +876

    I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if your child keeps going back to their abuser, the appropriate response is never punishment. Giving them the silent treatment may kill them. While her husband has the ultimate blame here, her family saw red flags and did nothing. Didn’t even report her missing. Since her brother died by suicide after this, her parents lost two children.

    • @fredrickochieng4850
      @fredrickochieng4850 2 года назад +24

      What ? Her brother died of suicide 😢 how ? When ?

    • @simpleliving-bulgaria4787
      @simpleliving-bulgaria4787 2 года назад +66

      @@fredrickochieng4850 her brother Peter hung himself after the trial of Lynsey's murderer (Mitchell) in 2001. Very sad indeed

    • @kristinehorn9099
      @kristinehorn9099 2 года назад +44

      Dealing with a daughter (and her children) who goes back to their abuser at least twice a year is difficult. It's hard to watch and worry about whether he is hurting them.

    • @AliceA333
      @AliceA333 2 года назад +74

      They didn't report her missing because she's ignored them for months before. They didn't know she was missing, and I'm sure they feel guilty enough. Now that we know what happened it's easy to pass judgment.

    • @AkIsUkIro
      @AkIsUkIro 2 года назад +35

      Then what do you do? My mothers daughter (I no longer call her my sister) has come and gone to the same abuser well over 20 times already. She has two daughters (one she herself knows is his and the other she doesn't know since she slept with the guys brother at the same time). My mother keeps taking her and the girls back in, only to be told to "Get F-ked and die" over and over again while her daughter threatens to call the cops if any of us gets close to wherever she decides to sleep that month. I hate seeing my mother like this, but what can I do to help?

  • @delwynhallett565
    @delwynhallett565 Год назад +95

    Missing 53 days at Christmas time and no one close to her reported her missing..
    Why didn't police comb through the house with a forensic crew immediately ?
    Family, friends and police let her down, so tragic, so sad...

    • @asdf3568
      @asdf3568 Год назад

      Because they're all white trash. Jeez, I could use subtitles for this one.

    • @songbirds3712
      @songbirds3712 Год назад +2

      Her daughter Robin is such a beautiful little ginger!

    • @notever_everytime5074
      @notever_everytime5074 Год назад +5

      Abusers isolate you from your family and friends. You're frightened to call them lest the abuser catch you saying something they disapprove of, and will punish you for. You're also embarrassed about the situation. It's not unusual for abused spouses not to see or speak to friends or family for months or years at a time. And when you do speak to them, you are very chirpy and report all good things.

    • @dr.feelgood.1330
      @dr.feelgood.1330 Год назад +1

      Police should have done a DNA on the bath and all over the bathroom even the cop said he killed her and it would have been in the house. Family didn’t let her down she kept taking him back and they had enough but they didn’t think this would be the outcome.

  • @FucU4ever
    @FucU4ever Год назад +46

    That little boy singing the song "goodbye" at the end got me bad.... I looked up the song and listened to it over and over. RIP Linsey. 😪

  • @mariaherrera-gm4ze
    @mariaherrera-gm4ze 6 лет назад +2195

    She was reported missing 53 days later not by her husband, nor her friends, nor her family, so sad this poor girl was let down by everyone I can see why she felt lonely. 😔

    • @mohammadmukarram73
      @mohammadmukarram73 6 лет назад +6

      maria herrera
      frm whr r u?????

    • @twelvesmylimit
      @twelvesmylimit 5 лет назад +55

      @Titus Robertson I'm uneasy until I know my husband has reached work and got back home.

    • @amberleitao4727
      @amberleitao4727 4 года назад +43

      Well the husbands story is that she left him which allows him to not look suspicious for not reporting her missing... because if she’s left him then to him she’s not missing she’s just gone… Which is a pretty smart way to set it up.... too bad he’s a ducking MORON

    • @frankskoda-simmons3432
      @frankskoda-simmons3432 4 года назад +77

      Mohammad Mukarram Why did you ask from where she is?

    • @MrSysdump
      @MrSysdump 4 года назад +37

      We don't know how close she was to her family (How often she spoke to them) some children after they move out don't talk to family for months. So he family is understandable however he should have reported her missing. Although him killing and chopping her body up i doubt he wanted the police involved so soon. Good thing they put him and his brother away for what they done.

  • @angelaw6940
    @angelaw6940 5 лет назад +193

    Awww the little girl told her mom's picture goodnight. That really broke my heart. I can imagine she was probably just waiting for her mom's return and had no idea she was gone. I feel so sorry for the children😞

  • @crystal4336
    @crystal4336 2 года назад +162

    “I wouldn’t piss on her if she was on fire”?!
    This guy is NUTS. Even if your angry I feel like an innocent man wouldn’t say that about the mother of his kids.

    • @gracepattie
      @gracepattie 2 года назад +23

      The only time he told the truth in the whole thing. 😢

    • @EG-qh6er
      @EG-qh6er 2 года назад +9

      That comment was infuriating. The nerve he has to say anything disparaging about the mother of his child - the woman he murdered - is disgusting to the point of being nauseating.

    • @tchili1
      @tchili1 Год назад +1

      And is that how he killed her by burning?

    • @charlotte5372
      @charlotte5372 Год назад +1

      Very telling.

    • @bugaboogaloo3602
      @bugaboogaloo3602 Год назад +1

      Yes he's guilty as sin. But I can honestly say without hesitation that if my ex husband was on fire I wouldn't piss on him to put him out and yeah he's the father of my children. He's an abusive POS. So yes.... innocent people will and can say it too. In would be more telling if he had nothing but good to say about her after he claimed she abandoned him and the kids and all this was a result. That was not an honest reaction but a calculated show of just the right amount of anger and indignation over her "leaving him, vanishing and leaving him to clean up the mess". His lies were "I just want to see her again". That was the most telling statement. That and him putting his nose in the media.

  • @Pawknee123
    @Pawknee123 2 года назад +19

    This is so terribly sad.💔
    Took me 8 yrs to get away from my abuser. Many nights sleeping in my car with my little dog in empty parking lots.

  • @parisblues2422
    @parisblues2422 5 лет назад +768

    wait a minute....he was a prime suspect for a murder and still taking care of the children??? wtf

    • @sandramcdaniel4545
      @sandramcdaniel4545 5 лет назад +52

      They had no proof then. No body, no death! Go figure??? However, you never know if someone really is innocent. Of course this guy wasn't!! Glad he was caught! Psychopath for sure. How He took care of the children is beyond me. Such EVIL!
      4/14/19

    • @user-qr7eb1sf3l
      @user-qr7eb1sf3l 4 года назад +47

      Hard to take away parental rights without a conviction.

    • @youinspiremyinnerserialkiller
      @youinspiremyinnerserialkiller 4 года назад +23

      I hope the children don't remember him now they are older. Last I heard anything about them, Lyndsey's parents had taken them on. And I hope he's ereased from their memories and they had a happy upbringing with their grandparents.

    • @MsGothmum
      @MsGothmum 4 года назад +43

      @ulhurusurf club - You should be on a watch list.

    • @RawOlympia
      @RawOlympia 4 года назад +6

      LIBTARDS. they wrecked justice.

  • @laurapettit6487
    @laurapettit6487 5 лет назад +669

    My sister kept going back to her abusive x but we helped her even though we were sick of the whole yoyo game. She finally permanently kicked him to the curb after nine years. Thank heavens!

    • @wellhello1603
      @wellhello1603 2 года назад +33

      Exactly the same happened to my sister and I’m so happy she moved away after years of abuse and going back to her husband. It’s not easy to move on, especially when kids are involved, sometimes it’s frustrating as someone looking from the side, but the only chance for victims to escape is having a family that is there for them.

    • @Emy53
      @Emy53 2 года назад +17

      Some people become deranged and turn to killing. Not every relationship ends in a murder, but many do. This man should have just walk away, but he's a deranged monster. He can't reason with reality. I was worried he would hurt the children. I wouldn't care if he killed himself, but he's a coward.

    • @bibiworm
      @bibiworm 2 года назад +20

      People who are abused often develop Stockholm’s syndrome.

    • @coryschannel8890
      @coryschannel8890 2 года назад +8

      thank you for not giving up on your sister! one less female with an abusive man! 🙏

    • @joanna0988
      @joanna0988 2 года назад +9

      The average abuse victim leaves 7 times before finally leaving for good. Also you have to consider that if an abusive person is going to kill you they're more likely to do it within the first 3 months of you leaving them. It's a very complicated dynamic 😞 You're amazing for sticking by your sister 🙏💗

  • @sangaywangchuk4480
    @sangaywangchuk4480 2 года назад +42

    I hope her children are doing okay. This was one of the most heart wrenching cases I have ever seen.

  • @edwardbrianna9729
    @edwardbrianna9729 Год назад +12

    “Silence is violence” well said. By staying quiet you are contributing to what happened to her, and it is a crime

  • @veefriend4201
    @veefriend4201 5 лет назад +811

    You notice that smirk constantly on his face? It's called "duping delight". Research it - it will
    surprise you. This man exudes guilt in his every expression.

    • @tillyt4054
      @tillyt4054 5 лет назад +46

      Vee Friend Absolutely agree , Just like the constant arrogant smirk on the face of Gerry McCann , Madeleines father , Another face I’d like to punch

    • @moonchild650
      @moonchild650 4 года назад +42

      He's an evil narcissist. They are known for their annoying smirk.

    • @frankskoda-simmons4802
      @frankskoda-simmons4802 4 года назад +8

      Vee, thanks for the tip. I will do some research.

    • @susannejensen4295
      @susannejensen4295 4 года назад +12

      I saw something about that on dr. Phil! made me think the same!

    • @sunshine23.141
      @sunshine23.141 4 года назад +9

      @@susannejensen4295 thats right! It was the lady that pretended to be in a wheelchair, and a bunch of lies. She was a super obvious narcissist too.

  • @MsPixie1972
    @MsPixie1972 6 лет назад +1078

    He's not an animal, animals' are beautiful, he is truly an evil monster!

    • @shirleyfoster2998
      @shirleyfoster2998 5 лет назад +4

      Oh

    • @christineaygin4330
      @christineaygin4330 5 лет назад +41

      SO agree Rosalind - and many animals show compassion

    • @Redbirdgirl88
      @Redbirdgirl88 5 лет назад +42

      Agreed! They are the purest form . If they kill they kill its for survival or food...and if they deceive it for those reasons alone. Never compare a narcissistic killer to an animal.

    • @roxanadosa6536
      @roxanadosa6536 4 года назад +19

      no. he's a human and sometimes humans are disgusting.

    • @gregodonnell1570
      @gregodonnell1570 4 года назад +2

      Roxana Dosa most the time sadly

  • @meganwilkins3909
    @meganwilkins3909 2 года назад +26

    I just stumbled on this story today....it has affected me in ways I didn't know possible....I'm in my home in the US in Chicago crying for a girl I don't know....her poor children....I'm so glad he finally faced justice n got what he deserved....my thoughts n prayers r with her remaining family...🖤🖤

  • @FucU4ever
    @FucU4ever Год назад +17

    One of my best girlfriends was murdered by her husband in Houston Texas December 1st 2008, two weeks after having her 3rd child. Her kids to this day know nothing of her even though her husband has been in prison and I hope he can never hurt anyone again and should never get released.

    • @antiochiaadtaurum3786
      @antiochiaadtaurum3786 Год назад +3

      how can someone be that much of a coward to murder a woman after she has just given birth? It is beyond belief. To have it happen to those close to you must be devastating.

    • @kaitlin2150
      @kaitlin2150 Год назад +3

      @@antiochiaadtaurum3786 In one of my classes for nursing school we had a course pertaining to risk and violence and what devastated me was learning that women are at the highest risk for suffering violence and homicide when they are pregnant and within the first 90 days postpartum.

  • @andreacurtis1106
    @andreacurtis1106 7 лет назад +375

    Elliot should've gotten way more than 7 years in my opinion. HE HELPED HIS BROTHER BURY THE BODY PARTS OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING AND SAID NOTHING FOR OVER A YEAR ONLY SEVEN YEARS ARE YOU KIDDING?!

    • @truebluewonderful
      @truebluewonderful 6 лет назад +2

      Well, the brother committed suicide, so...

    • @helenmarie8119
      @helenmarie8119 6 лет назад +43

      truebluewonderful No it was Lyndseys brother who committed suicide not Mitchell's.

    • @theoarthurbaker9910
      @theoarthurbaker9910 6 лет назад +6

      HE SHOILD HAVE GOTTEN LIFE ALSO BUT FOREVER.

    • @thelyingscotsman7993
      @thelyingscotsman7993 5 лет назад +7

      tiarnan But there is no death penalty in Britain, unfortunately.

    • @joannerutledge1377
      @joannerutledge1377 5 лет назад

      you don't know the full story about that.

  • @ashlynsargent4821
    @ashlynsargent4821 4 года назад +276

    “Why would I tell her parents she was missing?” Uhm... idk... cause... it’s her parents...?????

    • @demonchild7267
      @demonchild7267 2 года назад

      I loled and then felt guilty afterwards..

  • @georgecherucheril9947
    @georgecherucheril9947 2 года назад +203

    Lynsey's Dad is 1 million times more a man than Mitch. I was moved by his non stop search for her. The images of him standing in the distance looking at the cross over the ground were Mitch buried part of her body was heartbreaking. His final words about just wanting to see her again when he gets to heaven and hear her call him Pop was also emotionally difficult because his unconditional love for her just rang out. God bless him, his wife, the children and all those who loved her.

    • @ramonpickard1683
      @ramonpickard1683 2 года назад +1

      O ok

    • @jamielancaster01
      @jamielancaster01 2 года назад +18

      Don’t be so quick to praise her father! He lived very close to Lynsey & he didn’t even know she had been missing for 53 days!

    • @KLee1028
      @KLee1028 2 года назад +11

      Her family ignored her pleas for help. They all failed her.

    • @twincherry4958
      @twincherry4958 2 года назад +2

      They found her body!!?

  • @princessgigi1910
    @princessgigi1910 2 года назад +251

    That anonymous call he received calling him “ The Devil” was spot on.. He was a soul less Evil man. I knew she would never leave her precious babies before Christmas. I’m glad the children are being raised by their grandparents. Linsey’s Father was a very brave and strong man, to face that monster he knew killed his daughter. That took an incredible amount of restraint and courage that had to be so difficult to do. His love for grandchildren and his daughter is probably what gave him the strength to face that monster. The killer’s evil smirk and cockiness made me want to smash that evil smirk off his face. I could only imagine how her father, brother and mother felt. My prayers for this family.

    • @jasmindumalay2002
      @jasmindumalay2002 2 года назад +6

      God Bless her soul!

    • @user-gj8mn4ce8d
      @user-gj8mn4ce8d 2 года назад +4

      I wouldn’t of had that patience with him. As a father I would have found a way to get the answers out of him during that time. Being so obvious I would of had him by the balls the night she went missing

    • @xLAPPUINx
      @xLAPPUINx 2 года назад +12

      I just pray prison justice is at play here. Most encarcerated people are not cool with men like this.

    • @Beep_Boop937
      @Beep_Boop937 2 года назад +8

      That 'anonymous call' sounded just like him, though. He probably did it for attention

    • @mila2032
      @mila2032 2 года назад

      Of course it's him.....this guy it's unbelievable..... unbelievably stupid

  • @dawn5227
    @dawn5227 4 года назад +134

    His attitude is smug and condescending. Hes hardly a grieving husband. That's my initial view of him. He gives me the creeps just hearing him talk.

  • @jewels3596
    @jewels3596 7 лет назад +108

    That little boy singing at the end just broke my heart even more. RIP Lynsey 💜💜💜

    • @cloudnine585
      @cloudnine585 6 лет назад +7

      Jewels Also heart breaking when the little girl sees her mothers picture in the paper, but much too young to understand why the picture is there.

    • @sandesrajbhandari3715
      @sandesrajbhandari3715 6 лет назад

      What is the song he was singing?

    • @littlemissgroove
      @littlemissgroove 6 лет назад +1

      Sandes Rajbhandari spice girls ..goodbye..a lovely song

  • @lynnegackstetter2779
    @lynnegackstetter2779 2 года назад +58

    That this father spoke like he did in front of the kids was appalling. That she was so close to getting away from this monster. Families don't turn your backs on people being abused.

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 9 месяцев назад +1

      Families should not but some families do it. It’s so heartbreaking.

  • @toniroberts8117
    @toniroberts8117 2 года назад +33

    I know how Linsey felt. Being stuck in an abusive relationship.
    I was very lucky. When I finally asked my father for help he said he would but I had to promise him I wouldn’t go back to him. Even though that was extremely difficult at times I kept my word. My father helped me through my divorce. I have a strong feeling that had I left my husband and didn’t have my dads protection, I’d be dead. I know for a fact he had the ability and temper to kill me. My husband and I also got engaged really fast, within a few weeks and got married just 4 months after meeting.
    I remember right before my dad walked me down the isle I told him “I think I’m going to throw up”….
    I think secretly I was hoping my dad would call the wedding off.
    It’s very sad her family didn’t realize how dangerous her situation was.

    • @Damyka4
      @Damyka4 Год назад

      God bless your father. He truly loves you. This girl's family didn't love her... I speak from experience. Being in an abusive relationship also reveals who your true friends/ family are.

  • @codypritchard663
    @codypritchard663 2 года назад +93

    Their daughter points to a picture of her mom and asks, "who's Lindsay?" As Mitchell laughingly reads a newspaper clip of story about his missing wife. He is so self absorbed he didn't even acknowledge this poor child, what a terrible man.

  • @flawlessfluidity7771
    @flawlessfluidity7771 5 лет назад +775

    15 minutes in and I already wish I could slap that smirk right off his face 😐 Hideous gargoyle!

    • @Indusxstan
      @Indusxstan 4 года назад +15

      Flawless Fluidity Well said. He is absolute garbage.

    • @ronelllambert2040
      @ronelllambert2040 4 года назад +10

      I just love 💓 that “Hideous Gargoyle!”

    • @nipperparr6709
      @nipperparr6709 4 года назад +3

      You will be able to do soon, his next parole hearing he will be out, pure scumbag

    • @jonwhite6144
      @jonwhite6144 4 года назад +3

      I'm glad you thought the same because that's exactly what I said. Thank god he didn't get away with it,he must be made of pure evil to be able to just keep telling lie after lie..

    • @jonwhite6144
      @jonwhite6144 4 года назад +6

      hopefully, someone close to family would be able to sort something out if he got parole whatever it cost

  • @latle111
    @latle111 2 года назад +10

    Guilty or not, I've never came across anyone innocent with a smirk like that.

  • @olgabmoreno5805
    @olgabmoreno5805 2 года назад +38

    Makes me sick to see him joking and laughing , it breaks my heart to know that her family took so long to report her missing 😔

  • @WRECKALIENS
    @WRECKALIENS 6 лет назад +432

    Everyone failed this poor woman.

    • @georginacat7667
      @georginacat7667 6 лет назад +33

      Taylor Reid erm no! The poor poor woman did not deserve to die but she failed herself massively. What did u expect people to do? Tie her up force her not to go back? No only did she fail herself she put her children massively at risk. Again, i can not say how wrong her death was and i do not feel it in anyway deserved and we all make mistakes but she made thr mistakes not just others

    • @christosswc
      @christosswc 5 лет назад +9

      @Sav Mally Took the words right out of my mouth.
      She was not a random victim of a serial killer.
      She fell for that garbage.

    • @camvin575
      @camvin575 5 лет назад +12

      It's not so easy to leave am abusive partner.
      They threaten everyone you love which makes it even worse plus I bet he ground her down so she felt like was nothing and thats all she would ever be etc.

    • @rachelcookson3492
      @rachelcookson3492 5 лет назад +12

      Agreed, she needed support and a safe haven, welfare check ups and a caseworker to give her the tools to raise her children and gain her independence and self esteem. Pregnant at 17 and low class family......well that speaks volumes of how her mind would of worked.

    • @camvin575
      @camvin575 5 лет назад +4

      @@rachelcookson3492 Exactly.

  • @68halima
    @68halima 6 лет назад +289

    One of the worst and telling moments is when he says "What do they think I did? Shagged her to death or something?" and then laughs! Wow.

    • @fionafraser6402
      @fionafraser6402 5 лет назад +18

      Highgate Angel I agree, made me cringe...he is a vile individual

    • @kotezstudio
      @kotezstudio 5 лет назад +7

      Yeah just paused it at that point to see if anyone commented on it. he has the same cringe as Jimmy Savile in the Louie Theroux doc years back.

    • @wazza29rep
      @wazza29rep 5 лет назад +6

      when he said that I wanted to punch him

    • @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels
      @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels 5 лет назад +3

      I know. Awesome comment from Mitch. What a guy.

    • @likelover6796
      @likelover6796 5 лет назад +3

      It can happen to be fair you can shag someone to death just dont stop

  • @shelbyrumsey6508
    @shelbyrumsey6508 2 года назад +29

    “Ive not been completely celibate” “if you get offered it on a plate you take it” “She said it actually turned her on, the fact that she didnt know whether I’d actually done it or not” this disgusting man really said this while he knew his wife was dead at his own hands

    • @ingridakerblom7577
      @ingridakerblom7577 7 месяцев назад +1

      Men like him are more common than you think.
      This is what a true narcissist looks & acts like..
      They are so dangerous..

    • @MMConsultinggroup
      @MMConsultinggroup 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@ingridakerblom7577110%, and this guy is the EPITOMY of a narcissistic abuser too

  • @lostallhope675
    @lostallhope675 2 года назад +71

    Him saying "leaving me to do this and looking after the kids. I piss on her shoe if it were on fire" right there is a statement that someone who is not grieving and no remorse is absolutely guilty! All he cares is about himself.

  • @anastasiagirl1342
    @anastasiagirl1342 7 лет назад +899

    The fact that this man still had custody of Lyndsay's children was absolutely horrifying to me. How did he still have custody?!

    • @EllicottCity1
      @EllicottCity1 6 лет назад +59

      anastasiagirl1342 ~Especially of Robin- he wasn't even the biological father. Unless he adopted her-? Laws are different in the UK anyway, so I'm not sure. Heartbreaking story

    • @helenmarie8119
      @helenmarie8119 6 лет назад +28

      Exactly what I was thinking as I watched this! Absolutely unbelievable.

    • @Pattys1967
      @Pattys1967 2 года назад +32

      I thought same thing and the oldest child was not even his.this told me that her and her family were not that close which probably made it easier for this killer to get away with it for so long

    • @laurahoward5426
      @laurahoward5426 2 года назад +12

      One child is not even his

    • @phyllisdavy3922
      @phyllisdavy3922 2 года назад +1

      @@EllicottCity1 lllll000

  • @shanatinnin8388
    @shanatinnin8388 5 лет назад +1562

    I can't believe the family had no contact that long, knowing she was abused.

    • @beeblake7591
      @beeblake7591 4 года назад +81

      True... My mom talks to me every other day...daily when I work overnight shifts... And she would be uneasy not hearing from in a week much more 50 days... I am sure the family feel some guilt but they are also victims of that narcissistic!

    • @w.t.fpipedreamwithhopefull5538
      @w.t.fpipedreamwithhopefull5538 4 года назад +31

      Telling family often seem like it will make it worse.

    • @michaelcarstairs2948
      @michaelcarstairs2948 4 года назад +48

      @@beeblake7591 ya well the family should of helped her since they new what was going on

    • @MsKhallas
      @MsKhallas 4 года назад +151

      @@michaelcarstairs2948 That's not really how it works. She will also have kept them away, trying to diffuse situation, or explain things away. Telling them he is different this time. The whole thing about these particular relationships is that the main goal is isolation of the victim. And they succeed.

    • @fontainehiggins3638
      @fontainehiggins3638 4 года назад +16

      I totally agree with you, they can reflect now but their living in guilt after the fact, which can never be reversed..all they keep reiterating is " they knew she was dead..

  • @barrykennethdaniel7411
    @barrykennethdaniel7411 Год назад +59

    And yet after all that and her begging them for help, her own family did nothing and didn't even report her missing!! That's disgusting, that poor girl was so alone!!

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад +4

      She got pregnant at 17, got engaged, blew it off, met her future husband, and it was a whirlwind marriage, they did not date long. so her parents were O.K. with her being married off in a hurry, she was still a minor, her parents had to give her permission. Likely in the hope she would have someone to support her, so they would not need to. But it would have been good to advise her on birth control, and take a little time to find out how her future husband rolls.
      And she got one more child, marriage did not go well and then she got pregnant again, but had an abortion. Then they separated, came back together ..... and she wanted another child.
      Mother makes it look as if they had a good and relaxed relationship - so what about some good advice ??
      JeeZ !

    • @ingridakerblom7577
      @ingridakerblom7577 7 месяцев назад +1

      This is common. Abusers will do everything for control including isolating you from everyone you could ever try to turn to for help..

  • @80mphisntfastenuff
    @80mphisntfastenuff 2 года назад +10

    Despicable human being. That smirk just leaves me cold. The kids singing at the end was heartbreaking 😭

  • @jamesl9371
    @jamesl9371 5 лет назад +77

    Never ever let him out of prison

  • @bloodkitten9041
    @bloodkitten9041 2 года назад +265

    This story had me in tears. I've never felt this much hatred for someone. That man is an absolute monster

    • @JordanWilliams-ix2td
      @JordanWilliams-ix2td 2 года назад +10

      *SERIOUSLY!* ....I want to fight her whole family as well...like I'm GENUINELY pissed off 🤬

    • @BigMeech1
      @BigMeech1 2 года назад +6

      Eish me too. I don't even feel bad for hating him so intensely

    • @BigMeech1
      @BigMeech1 2 года назад

      Eish me too. I don't even feel bad for hating him so intensely

    • @catsantos353
      @catsantos353 2 года назад +3

      Makes me frightened for the children as well.......Ik if tht happened to me as a kid I’d grow up wondering “am I going to be a monster too just like my daddy??” 😿

    • @user-gj8mn4ce8d
      @user-gj8mn4ce8d 2 года назад +2

      Being her Father I don’t know how he even remotely contained himself. I would of had that POS by the balls that night with an answer

  • @justjonni9330
    @justjonni9330 2 года назад +7

    Her family broke the number rule with knowing she was in an abusive relationship: *cutting off all communication with her!*
    You always check on that family member… ALWAYS!

  • @ritaheilig6671
    @ritaheilig6671 2 года назад +80

    I think it is so difficult for family and friends, when a young girl repeatedly takes back into her life, an abusive partner. Her family and friends obviously tried to help her but when she kept allowing this man back into her life, they gave up and kept their distance. Terribly sad but understandable.

    • @naeemahjs
      @naeemahjs 2 года назад +7

      Agree…

    • @franceswilson8162
      @franceswilson8162 Год назад +1

      This is the best answer I’ve read victim of past abuse

  • @Rachelief
    @Rachelief 4 года назад +293

    13:22 broke my heart.
    The little girl asking “Who’s Lindsey?” innocently, while pointing to a picture of her mother...
    just killed me inside.

    • @tiffanyholman4028
      @tiffanyholman4028 2 года назад +17

      He obviously doesn't speak of her to the daughter. It's so awful.

    • @PianoGesang
      @PianoGesang 2 года назад +7

      The little girl said, (is) this Lynsey? Not who's Lynsey?

    • @JuditaHoffman.
      @JuditaHoffman. 2 года назад +9

      The lil girl said: "... and this is Lindsey" and NOT who is Lindsey 🙄

    • @moserfugger6363
      @moserfugger6363 2 года назад +7

      @@JuditaHoffman.
      Thanks for clarifying. People often just hear what they want to hear.
      greetings from germany :-)

    • @stfuplsok
      @stfuplsok 2 года назад

      @Rachel F *Lynsey

  • @dianaalai3470
    @dianaalai3470 5 лет назад +63

    Look at how Mitchell just smiles through this! Sick!

  • @EG-qh6er
    @EG-qh6er 2 года назад +10

    Absolutely heartbreaking. Her family lives with guilt for not doing more for her while the actual guilty monster only regrets getting caught.

  • @daydreamer_412
    @daydreamer_412 Год назад +4

    “We’ve lost something we weren’t really looking after at the time”
    I think that describes it all
    Idk if I’ve cried this hard at the end of a video
    I just felt so alone for her and I felt the love she had for everyone else

  • @mercoid
    @mercoid 5 лет назад +331

    He irons polyester sport shorts...? Right there, that’s a problem.

    • @denaturner8871
      @denaturner8871 4 года назад +38

      That's a grade A psychopathic red flag!
      He probably pours the milk before the cereal too...

    • @LaurusHG
      @LaurusHG 4 года назад +8

      @@denaturner8871 My God.

    • @LynxStarAuto
      @LynxStarAuto 3 года назад +2

      Dena Turner I'm guilty of that one.

    • @denaturner8871
      @denaturner8871 3 года назад +7

      @@LynxStarAuto * **gasps** * For Shaaaaannnmme, how could you?

    • @wendigota8274
      @wendigota8274 3 года назад +15

      @@denaturner8871 he the type of dude to take a ruler to bed to see how long he slept

  • @EvadoCouto
    @EvadoCouto 3 года назад +524

    Absolutely heart wrenching. The sweet child singing at the end has me crying like a baby. The ripple effect of interpersonal violence is as sickening as the abuse itself.

  • @MoraiBear
    @MoraiBear 2 года назад +4

    I’ve been crying throughout but the boy singing at the end has me sobbing. This poor woman, and her babies 💔❤️‍🩹

  • @boobookitty1441
    @boobookitty1441 2 года назад +7

    Almost 8 weeks of her family not talking or hearing from Lindsey and they still weren’t the ones to report her missing or ask questions !?!?… I talk to my mom every day! And I talk to my daughter a million times a day, and my daughter is married with 2 children also. I couldn’t imagine not talking to my daughter for 53 days!!!! Almost 8 weeks!! They must feel horrible.

    • @KK-mm8ms
      @KK-mm8ms Год назад +1

      She probably pushed them away over and over🤷😢

  • @beth-bi9yv
    @beth-bi9yv 7 лет назад +114

    so smug, putting the blame on his victim. ...it's sickening.

    • @twelvesmylimit
      @twelvesmylimit 5 лет назад +2

      Like some of the vile commenters here, unfortunately.

    • @hexxie0
      @hexxie0 4 года назад +1

      @@twelvesmylimit happens in every video, and I don't get it.
      They blame the victim in order to feel safer; "this happened to her for a reason, wouldn't happen to me". And hmm, if you blame someone else in order to feel safer, you're a coward.

  • @anti-ethniccleansing465
    @anti-ethniccleansing465 3 года назад +675

    Reporter: “Did you kill Lindsay?”
    Mitchell: “Wait and find out.”
    How many innocent people say _THAT?!?!_

    • @123whut
      @123whut 2 года назад +52

      He also nodded when he said it... Bode language never lies

    • @demontress
      @demontress 2 года назад +23

      No to mention he nodded his head yes while saying that.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 2 года назад +4

      @@demontress
      Yes, Ella already wrote that. ;)

    • @demontress
      @demontress 2 года назад +10

      Haha I didn't even look at the replies honestly 😂

    • @theflowingdrowner2026
      @theflowingdrowner2026 2 года назад +6

      None!

  • @sandraaa8496
    @sandraaa8496 2 года назад +2

    Her children singing at the end is the perfect way to wrap up this sad story! She was an absolutely beautiful girl and loving me 💕 this family is so beautiful

  • @jenniferjamison4912
    @jenniferjamison4912 2 года назад +4

    I wouldn’t want to be her family living with their guilt; so many people failed this beautiful young woman.

    • @kimbermichelle3922
      @kimbermichelle3922 2 года назад +1

      Thank God the social worker reported her missing because how long her family would have waited.

  • @vinessagaming5775
    @vinessagaming5775 6 лет назад +261

    "I wouldn't piss on her if she was on fire" wonderful man

    • @over50fab20
      @over50fab20 6 лет назад +43

      VinessaGaming I couldn't believe he said that! I pray he never gets released & that the children have had a secure life 🙏

    • @vinessagaming5775
      @vinessagaming5775 6 лет назад +17

      Stephanie Russell he's disgusting!!

    • @annazaman9657
      @annazaman9657 6 лет назад +9

      VinessaGaming yeah. Quite a catch

    • @tiarnan76
      @tiarnan76 6 лет назад +17

      I had to rewind that a couple of times in disbelief

    • @Alisha1686
      @Alisha1686 5 лет назад +14

      I was in total shock when that came out of his mouth! Wow.

  • @allfiner
    @allfiner 6 лет назад +366

    1. He's a psychopath. 2. Life should actually mean life. There is no country on this planet where the longevity is 17 years. Stop pretending that it's life when it's a fifth. 3. He intentionally inflicted emotional distress on that family for years. Was that not taken into consideration? The abuse, murder and dismemberment is only the tip of the iceberg here. Multiple charges to run consecutively could have given him more than 17 years, could it not? How does that work in GB?
    He dismembered her body, called it a carcass, mocked the victim's father and taunted law enforcement. That's a guy that will kill again if given the opportunity. Doesn't society deserve to be protected from him?

    • @strangeways4530
      @strangeways4530 6 лет назад +18

      Arya's Kill List Our so called justice system is very dodgy indeed. I always say the USA know how to convict people (apart from OJ) but over here you can do the most gruesome of things and still see your freedom beckoning. Would these people act on their urges if they didn't receive the publicity or if they got the death penalty? Our prison system doesn't help these people with their clear mental issues they just pack them together with other likeminded individuals and then go on to do worse once released. They favour nonces with their own little wings and by saying they have a duty of care to all prisoners when prisoners who aren't nonces are beaten daily.
      But Mitchel has just recently been denied parole after a petition set up by the daughter robin. The sentence is up now and I really hope they don't eventually allow him parole. I've got a brother in jail who made a silly mistake one night, a fight nothing of this degree of course and he's been put on a thing called EPP (extended public protection) So shouldn't that he saved for individuals like this?

    • @Tom-uv7ry
      @Tom-uv7ry 6 лет назад +5

      Arya's Kill List he has received a life sentence in theory he could be in for life but in his case he's considered for parole after 17 years but there's no saying he will be released then but he will probably at least serve 25 years

    • @simonw1313
      @simonw1313 5 лет назад +12

      Strangeways - At least the British Police clear up murders (90%+) vs 60-70% clear up rate in US. As for acting on impulses in the face of the death penalty - that doesn't seem to work either as the US murder rate is 4 times the UK murder rate.
      A life sentence does last for life, Mitchell Quy may never be paroled. If he is he will be released on licence, any infractions of his conditions will see him back in jail.
      I doubt your brother got EPP'd for a first offence, unless it was particularly brutal.

    • @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels
      @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels 5 лет назад +2

      Windbag.

    • @hexxie0
      @hexxie0 4 года назад +5

      I can't say of course, but I wouldn't be surprised if he got about the same somewhere in the US. You say murder but did they manage to prove anything beyond homicide? (I don't see how). And he got 17 yrs to life, not just 17 years. I hope he never gets out.
      Don't get me wrong, if he falls in a ditch and breaks his neck I'll drink to that. I'm just saying that maybe what we believe (and I do believe he murdered her and is a full blown psychopath) isn't that easy to prove in a court of law.

  • @enochclarke597
    @enochclarke597 Год назад +1

    The little boy at the end singing! Omygoodness! That just breaks my heart!

  • @theguynextdoor4978
    @theguynextdoor4978 2 года назад +12

    That they got married after only 5 weeks is also a major red flag. Narcissists and other personality-disordered individuals tend to try and lock down their victims as fast as possible, so they can let their masks drop. They cannot keep up the facade for extended periods of time, it's very difficult for them.

    • @febbeandima8381
      @febbeandima8381 Год назад

      Yes, they also often love bomb their victims to prep them for what's to come

  • @samdasilva1914
    @samdasilva1914 4 года назад +159

    Her sister's words should be a wake up call to us all "we lost something that we were not really taking care of at the time". I believe she isolated herself from her family, no doubt because of him, I am sure her family were frustrated with her for constantly going back to him after all the abuse. However, knowing that, they and her friends should not have abandoned her, 53 days? Ffs.

    • @PennyEv4
      @PennyEv4 2 года назад +9

      I doubt she 'isolated herself', but I think you refer to that when you say it's because of him. An abuser wants complete control, and one of the first thing they do is to try and isolate the victim from family and friends. They can also threaten to kill family or friends, especially if they help the victim or give them advice to leave. It's heartbreaking because she was desperate; the police or the family should have linked her to domestic violence services. It may not have ultimately saved her, but at least she would have known she had options and wasn't alone.

    • @loretta_3843
      @loretta_3843 Год назад +1

      I can see the "isolating herself", I've done it myself. People are supportive when they hear someone is in an abusive relationship, but they quickly loose patience when someone goes back - it's difficult for someone who hasn't been in the situation to understand. When looking at it logically, it's all clear, but when emotion, manipulation, fear, guilt etc is involved, you see how people can be twisted up and go back. If you know anyone in such a position, try and be supportive but don't loose patience if it's a "two steps forward, one back" experience for a time.

  • @cheryllakin3077
    @cheryllakin3077 7 лет назад +110

    He slipped up there "At the end of the day I'm the only one who knows the truth", and then he caught himself at about 39:25 in...

  • @marika8729
    @marika8729 2 года назад +10

    Those babies would be in their twenties or close to these days. Let's hope they're doing fine and have thrived with their grandparents love and support 💯💕

  • @sarahsvetlana938
    @sarahsvetlana938 2 года назад +30

    I have custody of my cousin. Her father killed their mom last year and if it wasn’t for their mother helping them escape they would have been dead too. The pandemic made domestic violence sky rocket. Please check on your loved ones. They’ll rarely come asking for the help out of shame and fear. We have to be the ones who let them know we can and will help them.

  • @mattkillam2033
    @mattkillam2033 6 лет назад +125

    Hitting a woman is unacceptable in any form, but hitting a pregnant woman is something only a monster could do.

    • @JonSmith-cx7gr
      @JonSmith-cx7gr 4 года назад +3

      Tell me the situations you think it is acceptable to hit a man or for a woman to hit a man.
      This is a documentary about a psycho murderer and there are plenty of female ones also. Hopefully you will meet one at some point and you can explain your thoughts on chivalry to her as you die.
      Have a nice day.

    • @jeremyeblack4987
      @jeremyeblack4987 4 года назад +20

      @@JonSmith-cx7gr Oh, stop with your victim mentality. It's embarrassing to our gender. We are much more capable of defending ourselves against women than the other way around. And you know it.

    • @JonSmith-cx7gr
      @JonSmith-cx7gr 4 года назад +3

      @@jeremyeblack4987 ​ Jeremy E Black Stop and think before you post comments you halfwit. I'm glad that you feel brave enough to write online about how capable you are of defending yourself but in the real world you are an embarrassment to whatever gender you claim to be this week
      First you say to stop 'victim mentality'. Then you make a broad and ill informed statement justifying gender violence based on........ how tough you think you are?
      Having met violent women I will wish you the same as my previous response which is that hopefully you will also meet one at some point and you can explain your thoughts on chivalry and how capable you are of defending yourself as you bleed out.
      Post pics first if pos.
      Have a nice day.

    • @onelastchance648
      @onelastchance648 4 года назад +3

      As I woman, I approve this comment!
      My species is mean, wicked and most have Jezebel spirit.
      I am a woman and I keep as far from women as possible.

    • @kkkfam7913
      @kkkfam7913 4 года назад

      Jay Morgan no equality

  • @donny121able
    @donny121able 4 года назад +473

    I can't catch my breath. He is cracking jokes, laughing n smiling yet knows what he had done. This is psychopathic as it gets.

    • @92skeet49
      @92skeet49 2 года назад +2

      736

    • @92skeet49
      @92skeet49 2 года назад +1

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    • @92skeet49
      @92skeet49 2 года назад

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    • @mishmash6991
      @mishmash6991 2 года назад +2

      @@92skeet49
      Uhhhhh
      What

    • @renee3626
      @renee3626 2 года назад +14

      @K, U aren’t a KILLA Are you really about putting the victim down!!! Wow! First off, EVERYONE'S made some wrong/bad decisions throughout life. And he did leave her a couple times, to go sleep around, which is whatever. Doesn't matter who should've left who... he literally murdered her & chopped her body parts off!! Now those kids have no parents, this was heartbreaking!! But all you wanna say was that he should've left her cuz she was sooooo "bad". You got one cold heart.
      *i ain't trying to start no arguments, ain't got time for that... have a safe & blessed night... if you celebrate the holidays, then happy holidays.
      *Please try to be kind to other's & think before you speak, words can hurt people & sometimes (if bad enough) lead to worse things.
      *Be grateful you're alive, breathing & living a life with your loved ones. ✌

  • @dimitroulak.5295
    @dimitroulak.5295 2 года назад +11

    Lindsey’s story broke my heart. I pray that she is at peace somewhere very beautiful. We hear about these abuse victims all the time and the majority of them don’t seek help. The fact she asked for help and no one gave it is devastating. I hope that the family has found some peace and that her children are well.

  • @thatonefatchic
    @thatonefatchic 2 года назад +9

    He’s proud of himself. You can tell he is enjoying the attention. It’s sickening to look at such an evil person, she was so beautiful.

  • @breadinthesesticks
    @breadinthesesticks 4 года назад +216

    At 34:45 the interviewer asks "Did you kill Lynsey?''
    His head immediately shakes yes, it's literally body language 101

    • @nataliegomez91
      @nataliegomez91 3 года назад

      What was his reply? I couldn’t understand what he said.... sounded like “I’m friend how”

    • @louiseanders535
      @louiseanders535 3 года назад +9

      @@nataliegomez91 wait and find out

    • @swetamagar2991
      @swetamagar2991 3 года назад +3

      oh godddd

    • @akpokemon
      @akpokemon 2 года назад +2

      LiTeRaLlY bOdY lAnGuAgE 101
      lmao. ok, cupcake.

    • @breadinthesesticks
      @breadinthesesticks 2 года назад +22

      @@akpokemon having a bad day honey? Hope it gets better! :)

  • @shareenhussain4947
    @shareenhussain4947 4 года назад +263

    Wow just wow. He is literally smiling and laughing throughout. How obvious is it even without evidence that he killed her.

    • @lindasue8719
      @lindasue8719 4 года назад +17

      Criminals are generally idiots, and they think they're fooling everybody... But they're not

    • @jimbeller7948
      @jimbeller7948 2 года назад +5

      That he can smile and laugh like that shows what a psychopath/sociopath he is. That he kept making 95 percent of his comments about himself shows what a narcissist he is. That he caved an hour after being charged shows what a weak, sniveling little coward he is. Hopefully, he experiences the terror he inflicted until his last miserable second on earth.

    • @JerehmiaBoaz
      @JerehmiaBoaz 2 года назад +3

      ​@@jimbeller7948 He most likely has antisocial personality disorder, he is socially irresponsible, impulsive, quick to anger and abusive, unable to maintain monogamous relationships, charming in order to exploit his victims, blames his victims for what he did to them, exudes superiority, lacks empathy and remorse, displays criminal behavior etc. He should probably be qualified as a sociopath rather than a psychopath because he broke down after he realized they got him.

    • @kimbermichelle3922
      @kimbermichelle3922 2 года назад +4

      During the interview he said " her remains."

    • @JerehmiaBoaz
      @JerehmiaBoaz 2 года назад +2

      @@diamonds5457 The point is that the symptoms you mention like impulsiveness and arrogance are also associated with antisocial personality disorder, what differentiates between them is that antisocial people are reckless while sociopaths are risk averse.

  • @_lithp
    @_lithp 2 года назад +5

    "We lost something we really weren't looking after at the time..."

  • @SC.......
    @SC....... 2 года назад +3

    Holy moly 53 days. I'd hope I would have someone in my life who would go to the police after at least a week. This poor girl. He's so smug.

  • @petamarsh3026
    @petamarsh3026 6 лет назад +156

    "Did you kill your wife?"
    "Wait and find out."
    WTF?!? This man is so cold and callous!!!

    • @Scorch428
      @Scorch428 4 года назад +1

      I have a feeling he knows something!

    • @shaddowgolden1054
      @shaddowgolden1054 4 года назад +1

      Scorch428 uhm.. he killed her.

    • @peachylady
      @peachylady 4 года назад

      @@shaddowgolden1054
      They were being sarcastic...

  • @1979BMisty
    @1979BMisty 7 лет назад +219

    when the interviewer asked him how he'd feel if her body was found...and he said "gutted". he immediately regretted the choice of words and in that moment he flashed back to the act. he was visibly agitated by it. he began to squirm, fidget and try to shake it off. very telling moment.

    • @feurigerStern
      @feurigerStern 6 лет назад +4

      Wow! 1979Misty good eye.

    • @---yk7rb
      @---yk7rb 5 лет назад +9

      42:49

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron 5 лет назад +2

      1979BMisty .
      Thank goodness we have pinpoint perceptive people such as yourself, well done .

    • @likelover6796
      @likelover6796 5 лет назад +3

      Well done have a cookie and some milk

    • @starsstripes2393
      @starsstripes2393 5 лет назад

      Aye! Gutted that her body was found,and thats it!

  • @couch_philosoph3325
    @couch_philosoph3325 2 года назад +7

    Domestic abuse is so difficult to deal with if you know a person that is getting abused, but doesn't want to leave her/his abuser. The sister in law from my sister has an abusive bf. She wanted to get away, my sister tried to help her, everything ready. Then she decided to not leave him. Cut off contact. Then she contacted my sister and her husband (so the brother) again. My sister and her husband were happy to be able to be back in her life. But she slowly started wanting to inculde her abusive bf. So for christmas for example she only came if she could bring her bf along. What do you do in such a situation? You know your loved one is being abused, yet they ask you to smile and invite the abuser to dinner. You know if you say no, she will get isolated and it will be even harder to leave

  • @maryherbst3693
    @maryherbst3693 2 года назад +3

    May God bless these children for all their living days on earth & then reunite with their mother in heaven.

  • @motty420
    @motty420 4 года назад +89

    My hatred for this guy grew as the program went on. I was so elated when he confessed to it but so saddened by the thought of the poor kids

  • @s.y.4968
    @s.y.4968 6 лет назад +403

    If my sister gave me a note saying help me, I would help her even if I hated her guts. How heartless to do nothing to help, they all just got on with their lives. It's too late now, where were you when she risked her life to write that note.

    • @helenmarie8119
      @helenmarie8119 6 лет назад +52

      S. Y. My thoughts exactly, her family are as much to blame if you ask me. That poor girl, how lonely and frightened she must have felt.

    • @user-xn2hf9re8r
      @user-xn2hf9re8r 5 лет назад +40

      I help people who aren't my sister - unbelievably cold behaviour by all her family - they are to blame why she didn't have higher self esteem to keep him out of her life. She said she was lonely and there are 5/6 siblings and parents - that's so tragic poor woman. The mother was so heartless and quick to blame her friends for not going around - she was their flesh and blood and that should be priority. Hate the mother so selfish.

    • @likelover6796
      @likelover6796 5 лет назад +4

      HELP

    • @elernation5519
      @elernation5519 5 лет назад +10

      s She then gave it to her mum

    • @lochlord
      @lochlord 5 лет назад +8

      Not all feel like that. I guarantee you my family wouldn't do that, no matter how much I pleaded.

  • @heathevangel9541
    @heathevangel9541 2 года назад +4

    How horribly sorry I am for this entire family and community. I hope and pray that they all can begin to heal and know peace.🤗

  • @stemc1971
    @stemc1971 2 года назад +7

    I've never heard of this case before. This is unbelievable and heartbreaking

  • @IONAPINKMOXIE
    @IONAPINKMOXIE 4 года назад +240

    Stay away from narcissists! They shower you with compliments when you first meet them. It is deceitful. As tempting as it is, don't fall for it!

    • @JerehmiaBoaz
      @JerehmiaBoaz 2 года назад +12

      He has some narcissistic traits but it's more likely he has antisocial personality disorder than narcissistic personality disorder, or perhaps he's a malignant narcissist (kind of a cross breed between the former two with paranoia mixed in for good measure). What's most typical about him in my opinion is his recklessness, for instance by inviting the the press into his life to manipulate and use them in his fight against the police (by which he ran a considerable risk of talking too much while being recorded), or by calling the police and asking them if he was still a suspect, or last but not least by telling his children that their mother was dead and making them not tell anybody else (probably when they annoyed him by asking for her). Narcissists generally aren't that reckless but tend to avoid personal risks.

    • @theguynextdoor4978
      @theguynextdoor4978 2 года назад +5

      @@JerehmiaBoaz Or he could be a hybrid of both. It's definitely the haughtiness, arrogance, and victim mentality. They often have this sense of entitlement that they're above the law, and nothing is ever their fault. Usually, they find ways of blame-shifting to escape accountability. It is extremely rare that a pure narcissist will actually kill someone. I agree, he has a mix of traits from the Dark Triad which contains psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism. Also, married after 5 weeks? very often narcissists will try and lock somebody down as soon as possible so they can let their mask drop. It's difficult for them to maintain that mask for extended periods of time.

    • @JerehmiaBoaz
      @JerehmiaBoaz 2 года назад +7

      ​@@theguynextdoor4978 The hybrid of narcissistic and antisocial personality disorder is called "malignant narcissism" (as I mentioned in my previous post) but it's usually accompanied with paranoia and I see no signs of that. Rather to the contrary, a paranoid person would never call the police to ask if they are still suspecting him (because to a paranoid mind of course they are and calling them would attract more of their unwanted attention).

    • @JNMKlover
      @JNMKlover 2 года назад

      Here's a regardless that I have an uneducated opinion on...a narcissist and a Cho Mo cannot change. Because they BELIEVE they r doing nothing wrong. Their illness is so grave that there is no conscious. To live, they feed off of the weak, they r like a wolf that hasn't eaten, but comes across a dying deer. They can't believe they r ill. They have collateral damage for generations.

    • @nunceccemortiferiscultu7826
      @nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 Год назад

      It shouldn't be temping to begin with.

  • @MeredithHammett
    @MeredithHammett 7 лет назад +647

    Really sad that a social worker was the one who blew the whistle, and not her actual family.

    • @octaviancaesarhibernicus4447
      @octaviancaesarhibernicus4447 5 лет назад +49

      Meredith Hammett the thing is, her family had a falling out with her thanks to him because she kept going back, that was apparently intentional on his part because he could up the abuse after that because she had nowhere to go, even for a couple of days. I agree, it is a long time but if they were going for long periods without talking then a couple of months wouldn't seem that long.

    • @likelover6796
      @likelover6796 5 лет назад +7

      I like blowing whistles

    • @warialdasue
      @warialdasue 5 лет назад +41

      Her family let her down. She was only a kid herself.

    • @childrembirgit5020
      @childrembirgit5020 5 лет назад

      @@likelover6796 Me too

    • @HumanimalChannel
      @HumanimalChannel 4 года назад +17

      @@warialdasue after having the please help me note, yes, sad. they'll never forgive themselves. but don't ever mistake that it was Mitchell that killed Lindsay. not her family

  • @yapomaan4066
    @yapomaan4066 2 года назад +5

    My cousin was also a subject to domestic violence, she has 2 sons and a daughter from her 10 years of marriage with her then husband. She was only the child to her parent. After marriage with her then husband, they moved in to her house cause the parent could not send their only daughter away. Abuse started from the very first month of the marriage and it got worse every time. She had taken blows and kicks with bulging tummy with their baby inside and occasionally every other days. It affected her mentally, physically and socially. It lasted for good ten years, just because she had little to no support from her parent especially her mother (cranky granny) who always sided with the abuser. It's been a year since she finally got divorced and leading a peaceful and healthy life with her children. Irony is that even today her mother still tries to reconcile her with her ex husband.

  • @swozzie1
    @swozzie1 2 года назад +5

    My heart breaks for those children...

  • @chrissinn100
    @chrissinn100 6 лет назад +132

    He's smirking the whole time- he thinks it's a big joke. Wow!

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 5 лет назад +3

      Yeah, but the joke turned sour for him in the end didn't it!!👍👍

    • @heftyelf
      @heftyelf 4 года назад +3

      It's called 'Duper's Delight'... It's a subconscious response to fooling people

  • @dawnjackson2190
    @dawnjackson2190 2 года назад +154

    Wow, so heart breaking! I know it's been over 21 years and her children are adults but my heart still goes out to them. She was so very beautiful. Domestic violence is an issue all over this planet. Hold your family members close and no matter what stay in contact and look for the signs. There are always signs..

  • @jazforfunvlogs
    @jazforfunvlogs 2 года назад +4

    This sort of horrific cases is rare in my country.Can't imagine how it felt like💔

  • @bellapixiegirlpetersen3029
    @bellapixiegirlpetersen3029 2 года назад +9

    My absolute sincere condolences🙏🏻💕
    |I honestly don't want to judge Lyndsey's family and friends, and the reason is, because I know a woman who has been in an abusive marriage. The fact of the matter is, the one in the abusive relationship is in an extremely toxic and dangerous cycle that they cannot get out of.
    The woman defends the abuser and this does in fact frustrate the caring family and friends. The more the family and friends try to help, and somewhat become desperate at that, it actually upsets the abused woman, she becomes rather protective of her abuser who is now sweet-talking her...
    The family and friends eventually decide to stay out of the relationship to avoid conflict with the loved one who they know will be abused again in the near future.
    It usually takes an extremely near death experience for the abused woman to leave her husband. In my friend's case, thankfully she made it out alive, but almost didn't.
    It's very possible that Lyndsey's family and friends have been at that very same level with her. In all honesty, I think her family and friends were exhausted as they tried to help her and urged her to leave Mitchell many times before, but they got nowhere, as she kept going back. However, every cry for help is important, it's a step closer to her eventually leaving him, like the note to her friend, unfortunately, it was too late.
    I don't understand why the family took so long to report her missing, it's quite crazy that the social worker had the balls to do that, she knew something was wrong, she could feel it in her gut. Bless her.

  • @AwkwardRabbit
    @AwkwardRabbit 5 лет назад +62

    Wait and find out he said after a smile. He is so guilty and is loving the media attention, typical narcissist. The poor family.

  • @EmmaLouise91
    @EmmaLouise91 7 лет назад +56

    He applied for parole and was denied it in March of this year. I wonder if his kids have anything to do with him, I should hope not.

    • @Odette321
      @Odette321 5 лет назад +5

      I hope not too. They should be told the truth about what he did too and not be living with his family either, so he can have no relationship with them if he gets out. Their mother can never have a relationship with them because of that POS.

  • @jackiescorpio6359
    @jackiescorpio6359 2 года назад +2

    I wish they rolled the credits with her son singing. He sang beautiful, I mean really beautiful I want to cry

  • @maneckineckbeard1749
    @maneckineckbeard1749 Год назад +1

    Wow- I just randomly remembered this case and searched it to see if there were any new documentaries. I had no idea that she'd vanished on Christmas day. What a sad, tragic coincidence. I'm sending all the healing and peaceful thoughts possible to her poor family...especially today. I hope they've managed to find some joy in Christmas again through memories of happier times with her!
    May her memory be a blessing. 💔

  • @matthewmaddisn2479
    @matthewmaddisn2479 6 лет назад +767

    They didn't notice there daughter was gone for 2 months, God, if my mam hadn't heard from me for 1 hour she would start a god damn man hunt

    • @strangeways4530
      @strangeways4530 6 лет назад +25

      Matthew Maddis n Same! They'd have been onto the police within an hour...especially if they'd have known of his previous abuse.

    • @strangeways4530
      @strangeways4530 6 лет назад +36

      It was all very telling. The abortion the smashed up house the neighbour saying she ran down the street, the amount of times she left him. That gave them ample opportunities to get her away from an obvious toxic situation. But then they've had to live with that guilt. I have just read in another comment the brother committed suicide in the end. :(

    • @Nacho-Mamma
      @Nacho-Mamma 5 лет назад +30

      56 DAYS!!!!!!
      Missing for 56 days, and onky reported missing by a concerned social worker? I used to think that the British were a bit more intelligent than us American loggerheads. But, I think I might have been mistaken!

    • @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels
      @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels 5 лет назад +8

      Ye mammy's boy, ye. How dare ye come oan here, talkin pish.

    • @likelover6796
      @likelover6796 5 лет назад

      She would find you at my house

  • @sopranomegansaunders
    @sopranomegansaunders 7 лет назад +322

    I see the British judicial system is the same here in Canada where "life in prison" is not really life. 17 years? Please. He should be locked away and the key thrown away. And life should mean you leave the prison in a pine box. 😡

    • @Joey00
      @Joey00 7 лет назад +34

      sopranomegansaunders he's just finished he's 17 year term but was denied parole, how much longer he'll serve I don't know but longer the better

    • @sopranomegansaunders
      @sopranomegansaunders 7 лет назад +13

      Joey byrne Hopefully it's for the rest of his life! I'm not sure about the British system but the only way someone can be kept in prison until death for a life sentence (25 years) here in Canada is to be deemed a "dangerous offender". Given our ties with the British maybe they have the same law as us.

    • @geoffJG1
      @geoffJG1 6 лет назад +1

      A lot of humans don't live a full life term so 20 years he's already served is life already in a way.

    • @LauraBidingCitizen
      @LauraBidingCitizen 6 лет назад +17

      Rock Ripper 20 years for murdering his kids mother?! Or for any human being for that matter?! Life should mean life. No if's. No but's. No maybes. He should spend the rest of his days in solitary confinement, staring at 4 walls, & take his last breath in those 4 walls. Since we don't have the death penalty here that's the LEAST he deserves. He is a danger - & always will be a danger - to society & other women. Heaven forbid he ever gets back in contact with those children. I hope they know what type of monster he is & stay well away. He's scum & 20 years is 2 years less than what that young girls age was! Less than her age!

    • @kingtanyard3700
      @kingtanyard3700 6 лет назад +8

      In the UK life does actually mean life, it's just the stated sentencing period (like 15, 20, 25, 30 years, etc) is the minimum sentence they MUST serve before being considered for parole, but that is only considered parole, parole is not automatic for most sentences, especially not for life sentences, and the only way to get out of prison is too convince of parole board over many weeks/months.
      In allot of these older cases like this one the defendants where sentenced before the Criminal Justice Act 2003 came in to force, which sets out allot of things and has toughened up provisions. This includes adding "starting points" for judges when sentencing murderers. Currently those starting points are, minimum of 15 years for general cases of murder with no aggravating or mitigating factors, minimum 25 years for using or possessing a melee type if weapon (like a knife or bat) during a murder, minimum 30 years for using a firearm or explosive to commit a murder, and Whole life without parole for very exceptional cases, like for the murder of a police officer, the murder of two or more people, the murder of a young child, etc.
      If the murder in this case had happened today the guy would of gotten more then 17 years minimum. Even with mitigating factors this guy would be looking at 20 years minimum, but realistically 25-30 years due to covering it up, lying to police, etc.

  • @staceydupree8488
    @staceydupree8488 2 года назад +7

    Man nothing would of kept me from seeing about my daughter. If I don’t hear from my daughter at least 4 to 5 times a day I’m calling her. You don’t understand how no one filed a missing person report. 53 days! Lord I would slept on my daughters front porch 🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @MariaSanchez-sm9by
      @MariaSanchez-sm9by Год назад

      Talking about daughters. Let me talk to mine. It can't be one day if I don't talk to her.

  • @raysmetaltracks6782
    @raysmetaltracks6782 2 года назад +10

    For the life of me, I will never understand how someone can take another's life, especially someone you cared for. This may sound crazy, but at the end I was hoping she did run away and that they would say she was okay. I kept hoping that just once, there could be a happy ending to all the madness.

  • @applachianasia
    @applachianasia 6 лет назад +87

    Any normal person when asked if they murdered someone will vehemently deny or at the very least say NO! For him to say “I’m not going to answer that” is the weirdest thing in the world?!
    What a beautiful young woman that was cruelly denied the chance to be a mother to her children. It’s heartbreaking.

  • @InsideOutJellyBaby
    @InsideOutJellyBaby 4 года назад +49

    I truly hope this monster stays behind bars for the remainder of his life. He can't be let out and potentially do this to another innocent woman!!!

    • @islanderbyrd1881
      @islanderbyrd1881 Год назад +2

      Absolutely! he would kill and cut up the body again. Throw them in the trash. Somewhere out there are several women who escaped his wrath. Narcissists go from relationship to relationship. Often they have secret trysts and girlfriends on the side. They love to dupe others, then when she finds out, they flaunt it in her facel. I barely made it out of a relationship like this. 22 yrs ago. Never dated again! Focus on family instead.

  • @hayleyturner9394
    @hayleyturner9394 2 года назад +4

    Wow he smiles the whole time he was being questioned, and his response to being asked, "Did you kill your wife?" And his response is, with a smile on his face, "Well we will find out won't we"

  • @AliceA333
    @AliceA333 2 года назад +47

    Everyone who is passing judgment on Lynsays family and friends should remember they have the benefit of already knowing what happened. There's a reason nobody reported her missing, she went silent a lot. They have to live with the guilt, when Mitchell is to blame.