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I haven’t watched the video yet but this comment made me laugh so hart because immediately read it with the most over the top British accent possible.😂😂
I helped care for a lady in her 90s who used to live next door to Brady. She said he seemed normal but was a poser. She also wished for a time machine so she could go and "separate his head from his neck"
May God bless those poor children and may Brady and Hindley forever suffer in Hell. Keith Bennett's body has still not been found, and his mother died without being able to bury her beloved son. Just heart breaking.
miss havisham to think there were people trying to get her released - atrocious ! There were rumours that myra spent her last yrs with Nuns who had taken a vow of silence
@@ClearConscience. In her last years, she was friends with another notorious murderer of young women and children who murdered alongside her partner - Rose West. They apparently got on like a house on fire . There was never any true repentence in Myra. If she had truly any empathy for those victims she would never have been able to live with herself and would have killed herself. Lord Longford was the idiot who tried to get her released - a silly, naive liberal type who was easily manipulated by a woman claiming to have repented. Myra's reactions when her parole was denied was to revert to tantrums and anger. She was only ever interested in her own pleasure, and Brady.
At least Hindley and Brady are ash now. They should have been ash days after their conviction, after being hanged. Stupidly, Britain abolished the death penalty a few years before this case. Everyone I know who was alive when the case occured believes they should have been strung up.
littleblackpistol disgusting how anyone let alone someone with clout could defend that evilness- but then again look at whats been coming out about UK government and royalty ☹️🙋🏴
I’ll never get over how you make these stories come to life for me. It’s like 4D. I’ve heard this story so many times but I love you so I watch HOWEVER, I felt like this was the first time I was truly hearing their story. You really have a gift for making these people real & the lessons we can learn & connections to draw to better out life & remember the victims, these things are all priceless & special. You really have a gift 💗.
damn the fangirls o this channel are next level its like people dont even listen to the videos before going to comment and saying something extremely flattering ive never seen this onany other channel
@@tiffanyblack9704 I'm calling you out for not listening to the video before focusing on a girl's looks. You are a lizard person your tongue darts in and out feeling out the air for smells. Shame on you Tiffany Black Man
It's wild how this guy was so proud of murdering a defenseless child that's he's like "I have ascended to a higher plane of existence, truly I have become the most powerful of Men." And then he requests a younger target because a 16-year-old girl was too strong for him.
He's a disgusting, evil narcissistic man however it was a 'good' move for the 2 of them. Younger victims were less likely to be able to escape and probably less likely to know Ian or Myra or tell on them. In Manchester somehow everyone knows everyone (it's still kinda like that it's nice) so older people may have been able to recognise them if they were able to get away
It's an interesting case tho. It's sad these children got killed. I looked a lot into it, and what if Ian and Myra never met? Some say he would still have been at least been a rapist. I don't think she would have been a killer if she didn't get into him. Or could it be opposite? Or, just two psychopaths getting together, makes it double?
People get like that when they take another human life. I watched a documentary before about this guy who got caught for a series of murders. The first was accidental and he didn't mean to end the person's life, but got such a thrill he began abusing substances in order to chase the same high, and when that didn't hit it, he took more lives.
55 Is that Sephiroth in your pfp? Also it’s a control thing for this asswipe. He thought he was the most powerful “man” because he took an innocent person’s life, but the second he tried taking the life of a 16-year-old and she fought back, his delusional power trip crumbled.
I grew up an hour or so away from Saddleworth Moor in the 70s and 80s. These people were absolutely hated beyond words. There is no doubt in my mind that Myra was present and helped Ian with every single one of these murders. He had nothing to prove to her, only himself, yet she had everything to prove to him because she wanted every fibre of him to adore her the way she adored him. There is no way she stood back and let him get on with it...she needed to prove to him that she was like him and their minds/way of thinking, were at one with each other. Another case which would be amazing to see you cover is the Fred and Rose West Case. These were a deranged, married couple from the west country, UK, who killed many young women (including their own daughter) over decades and buried the bodies in the garden, basement and walls of their home.
I mentioned to my mum that you were covering this case and her reaction was immediately - they are rotting in hell - and yea this case is infamous in England
It’s so infamous everyone in Britain knows their evil names even thou they are both dead and the fact they wouldn’t tell Winnie Johnson were her son was buried is the most evilest if acts x
hey I live in the UK and even though both Myra and Ian are dead, there's no forgetting the moors murderers. it's like their ghosts haunt England. no one names their babies Myra anymore
I lived in hyde for 10 years so right in the doorstep of where these babies were killed the most haunting things I have heard about this case are leslie Ann's step dad talking about having to listen to the tape to identify her, he said he can hear it over and over and he never sleeps at night since then. And winnie Keith bennetts mother who never stopped trying to find her boys body and wrote to Brady time and time again to ask him to tell her where he was and she passed away and never found him, it breaks my heart! Your right it is like their ghosts haunt us still
To this day I can't hear "Saddleworth Moor" without thinking of it. I live only 2 hours drive away and love hill-walking, but I've never gone walking there.
@@maxine9990 Damn, I can't even call her a "bitch" that would be an understatement TBH, it's only meant to be used on normal people. I have a soft spot when it comes to children - they're weak and can't defend themselves too. How sad! Fucking psycho, she better be rotting in hell.
I live in Oldham, about 10 mins away from saddleworth moor where they dumped those poor children. It can be beautiful when the sun shines then you remember and it becomes the saddest place.
sheiladmj so true. I live in Huddersfield and we travel over the moors to Manchester mainly for gigs and it’s so haunting. Such a beautiful place to look at but the thoughts of these monsters and the poor children give such opposing feeling driving through. We always come away from Manchester on post gig highs but the moods change as we drive home. I can’t help thinking of the children especially Keith Bennet and his poor Mum Winnie.
@@rawwest5992 i know, its just so terrible. I know it sounds silly but when i go walking up there i take one of those little teddies you can buy from Smyths and leave it up there, i kinda hope I'm leaving them near keith.
Suffer Little Children by The Smiths comments on this subject. Members of the band had been around the same age as the children murdered and grew up in Manchester. They felt like it could have been them so easily. So sad 😞
18:48 when you mention “Mortality Salience” I remember we were reading “To Kill a Mockingbird” and my freshman high school english teacher explained that the minute a child realizes that they will one day die is the day they lose their innocence.
I’m not afraid to die, I work with the elderly so I see so much pain. No one would want to live forever I feel like death is an escape after you have run the maze of life.
@@belladonna5904 Disagree. I was terrified of death until depression taught me what it's like to want to take your own life first hand. I think when I die, assuming it isn't brutally, something in me will reach an acceptance. I don't think it's as scary as it seems. There is no point in being afraid of the inevitable. I never thought I would find a way to not be afraid but I have. I guess I can thank my depression for that despite how scary potentially being your own murderer is when you are mentally well. I don't want to die that way. I just mean it's helped me gain perspective.
I literally just spit out my coffee when you pulled out the Harry Potter book. Omg. Lol.... it made me laugh and broke up the sadness on such a grim case.
I'm actually living in Manchester at the moment. This case is so infamous, I vividly remember when Brady died a couple years ago and people were celebrating in the local pubs.
@@antoniafaheerty6980 I wouldn’t have, if simply for the fact that he might have told Keith’s mother where he’d buried him eventually. The poor woman died never knowing.
My only regret at these two evil things already being dead is their refusal to allow Keith bennets family some closure and peace by not revealing his burial place 😭
I wrote an eight-page long essay on specifically Myra Hindley and did a “psychological analysis” of her for my criminology class! Super interesting lady. Her mugshot is terrifying.
Have you ever thought about handling the English case of “Mary Bell” arguably the/one of the most famous cases ever in the United Kingdom. Little girl 10 years of age murdered two young boys. Everyone is extremely passionate about the case in the UK. Especially my family. My mother recalls what it was like moving into the town where it happened days after she was arrested and it was just so desolate. She was the neighbour of one of the victims mother, and described a talk that went down between her And the mother where she told my mother, “When he was killed, she showed up at my home, we had his body in the casket for a home wake, and she wanted to see the body very badly. I sent her away,” Days later the girl is convicted for that very murder. The mothers were so incredibly strong. I had several family members living there at the time, Mary Bell approached several of them. It’s an extremely interesting case about psychology, and the Justice system. There were lots of debates about how to punish such a young, manipulative little girl. I remember a few different cases that stick with me, and that one always will. If you mention her name in England, trust me, you’ll start quite a big rant/discussion.
Her mother attempted to take her daughters life several times and failed, as well as sold her to various men and even try to sell her permanently. All of the attempts on her life left her with some brain damage before the killings,
Mary Bell is such a fascinating and disturbing case at the same time. What do you do when a child that age kills, and when she's so obviously been badly abused herself? I'm not sure if there's a good answer there.
@@neuralmute exactly. I've had many debates, ask my family they'll call her every name under the sun, angrily. People have revealed her location several times. Then there are others who point out the brain damage could have very well triggered something, as well as strangulation, could have been very normal to this girl (who very well could have been strangled herself or see it, and identified it with positive feelings of love)) but at the same time she always struck me as a genius and very manipulative, and purposely obsessed with death 🤔 I think cases that really get you thinking, and debating about moral dilemmas, are some of the most interesting. And it once again begs the question: evil, born or made?
@@orangesngrievers461 In this case, likely a sad combination of nature and nurture. The poor kid had grown up with such brutality as a normal part of her life; she likely had neurological abnormalities too, simply from the amount of unusual stress she was under and trauma she lived with. That stuff has been proven to affect children's brains physically as well, and not for the better. Of course, being a child, she'd also be much more likely to actually be capable of rehabilitation, as her nervous system was only half-grown. Nothing was *fully* hardwired yet, and there was a chance that she might have still developed a capacity for real empathy. I'm not sure if she ever actually did, but I hope so.
M. L. Read about Leslie Ann Downey. Poor girl was tortured by both of them and it was all recorded. There is a transcript online about what was said, but basically the girl was begging for her life, kept calling Myra “mummy” and pleaded with her to let her go. Myra responded by telling her to shut up, and I think (but can’t remember for sure) she is also heard manhandling the girl. The recording was played in court and some of those in court rushed out to be sick. I hate how some people and documentaries try to paint Myra as being an unwilling, forced accomplice, and attempt to generate sympathy for her. She was as sick as Brady - she wanted to please him in any way possible. She procured the kids, knowing full well what would happen to them. You have to question, if Brady had other girlfriends, then why was it only with Myra and not the other girls that he could go out and kill kids?
I remember seeing an interview with Keith's mum on a documentary- she seemed lovely and clearly still loved her little boy decades later, like he'd gone missing just the day before, despite never finding his body. She and Keith are definitely the two people who I try to keep in my mind over those murderers.
That pair taunted his mum Winny for yrs - just to get trips out too the moors again- every body was buried in an area that symbolised something and was carefully mapped - to deny her her sons proper burial is beyond words 🙁
Pauline's mother sitting, waiting with her coat on just broke my heart 😭 I can't imagine her pain! Her parents reaction is such a contrast to Maddie McCann's parents who went for a nap within hours of their baby girl going missing.
I mean... shock and emotional exhaustion is a thing. But I agree that their actions overall were incredibly shady, and the fact that they were less involved parents doesn’t help that case.
Thank you! I have always felt alone with being anxious about dying, knowing that someone else also is anxious about it kind of makes me feel less alone. This may be a sad thing tho
My husband and I both have death anxiety. We haven't met many people who have it at the same level we do, so I was surprised to hear Stephanie say that.
YES THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN NEEDING WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT 😍 I always go into your videos thinking I have a pretty good understanding of many of these cases, but your videos are so in depth it blows my mind how little I really know. I always come out of your videos feeling like there's so much more to these cases than I ever would've known. Watching people reciting a Wikipedia article verbatim gets pretty old and repetitive very quickly. The time, effort, compassion and true empathy for the victims is such a breath of fresh air. You humanize them in a way no one does, people forget that these were real human beings with a life, not a body count or a statistic. The research you put into these videos is absolutely phenomenal. I just want to say how much I and I'm sure many others appreciate all your hard work! Keep on doing what you're doing! You're amazing! ♥️
Yes. Stephanie brings the victims back to life with her compassion and love. I was laughing at the bit with the books, but now I am crying for the victims as if I had known them myself.
"Oh, Wordsworth, you are a cheeky fellow." "Blake, ya 'ol dog. So crazy. Oh, Blake's crazy." "WWWHHAATTT?! Pwoo." Loved that little impression, the whole part with the book. Thanks so much for the info and the content!
Since i was an adolescent, I have watched every documentary and read most material on this case and I thought i knew everything about the case. Then Stephanie covers it and BAM!!! I learn new information. Thank you so so much for covering this 😘. My mom used to have a weekly crime stories magazine when I was a teenager and this and the Denis Nilson case were what got me hooked on crime and the reason why they do what they do. They were evil to the core, absolutely fascinating. Much love to you and your family 😘💜 x x x x
From the UK. Thank you for doing this. Even today it's still a very sore subject for a lot of us. I remember my mother telling me the stories as a child and using it to teach me about strangers and such.
I can't imagine the depravity of Myra herself. I have an actual personality disorder that causes me to idolize people, it also inhibits empathy. I have done many dumb things to get and please men. I cannot IMAGINE taking it this far.
It absolutely breaks my heart that little Keith has never been found. I remember watching a documentary, his mother out on the moors searching for him. I always hoped he would be found whilst she was still alive x
Coretta Ha i literally agree. she wasn’t no model, but damn do i know tons on top of TONS of girls now a days that are like 50 times more unattractive than what these people think she is. it’s funny how critical people are over someone who did something bad but when they’re just unattractive they say nothing ..
I'm so glad you cover cases from all over the world! I would love for you to cover more UK cases - especially Fred and Rose West, they were compared to Ian and Myra when their crimes came to light in the 1990s.
I've bean asking multiple crime channels for years now, for *someone* to cover Fred and Rose West, and it seems like no one ever does. I get the impression that its because the story is just THAT bad. It has a lot of traumatic & triggering elements.
Hindley and Rose West ended up in the same prison where they started a relationship. I just watched an ITV documentary on their relationship with Trevor Mcdonald 😳😳
I absolutely love the fact you cover cases from the uk and Scotland 🏴 but being from scotland myself i just want to let you know we have such weird pronunciations of our towns and cities lol so i just want to say how we pronounce them “Glasgow” is pronounced glas-go we don’t say the w Loch Lomond is pronounced loch Low-mond Shawlands is pronounced shaw-lands I don’t want you to think I’m being cheeky I absolutely adore your channel since i found your channel I’ve watched every video 😂❤️ x
You're so close to 100k I'm so proud! :') i usually don't care for many youtubers or comment on videos but i could watch your videos 24/7! I can tell you're very genuine and i appreciate how much work and effort you put your videos. I would also love to see you do a video on the Menendez brothers case in the future because i find it so interesting and would love to see your take on it. You're doing amazing and i support you and your videos immensely!!
There are certain aspects of your personality that are definitely formed through nurture but I think your basic personality is formed through nature,it's something that is completely out of anyone's control. Ian is proof of that in my opinion.
Stories like this make me terrified of having children. It's one thing when you can see the signs and get them counselling, but what if you do your best and they still turn out like this with no warning
Whilst I do think people can be born with a certain nature, and certain illnesses, I don’t think these two were an example of that. I think Myra was pretty normal until her childhood friend died, and I think the same is mostly for Ian when his mother basically abandoned him and his dog died and he became a nihilist.
I’m a recent subscriber. You are amazing. Your depth of knowledge and insight is absolutely intoxicating. I’ve been fascinated by true crime cases my entire life. The fact that you delve deep into every case is what has me absolutely obsessed with your channel at the moment. Surface “fluff” is easy. Anyone can regurgitate internet facts and simply read from their notes. You spend the time to take us on the perilous journeys of the people that inhabit these stories. These cases deserve the attention that you give with precision, specificity and heart. Love you 😊
19:15 so comforting im not the only one who lives with this every day. i love you. i feel like that feeling gets greater when we become parents. ugh. the anxiety.
I agree. After having children my anxiety got so much worse in regards to death. I was overjoyed to have my babies but also felt selfish for bringing them in the world just to die, or what if I died what would happen to them? Oh the fun of life.
lolalori00 omg SAME HERE!!! My mind will do awful things to me sometimes. I’ll imagine how my son would react if I died. And then I want to punch myself in the face for making myself picture that lol we just love them so much!! But yeah it’s comforting to know we aren’t alone ❤️
i started bawling when you started to describe john’s family mourning,it just breaks my heart that they never got to see their baby boy again. those poor parents, the dad being accused and the poor mom wrapping those presents. even the brothers, just knocking on those doors. it’s so heartbreaking.
Same. The photograph of John's mother, Sheila, the one with the dark scarf where she is looking directly at the camera, made me so sad. Her eyes look so sad and lost, like she could never be happy again. And Keith's mother, Winnie, who was so heavily pregnant at the time that she couldn't even walk that far, had to give birth to another child while in the midst of the search for her son.
My boyfriend just broke up with me and I have been praying you would upload a new video because you are my fav CZcamsr and I just love your personality and your videos. And you did!!😊💕 thank you for bringing some happiness to my crappy week!
Hey Alexxa and Steph :) I hope you are both doing really well. Currently, in another part of the world, I too am going through a fresh break-up and last night (Friday night) I chilled and fell asleep so soundly after watching Steph and eating my favorite snacks. I am currently watching more Steph videos (yes, I have seen them all more than once) I am having some breakfast, I am not even sad as..THIS IS WHAT MAKES ME SO HAPPY! Chilling, True Crime, Snacks, is anything better? :)
Miss Stephanie, you’re steadily cracking me up! Your videos were on auto play all night & I woke up to this one. Left it playing and found myself lmao at your acting! I just love your work & I’m so glad to see that you’ve come so far! You truly deserve it, Miss Stephanie!
As a Brit I'd love to hear you talk about this case! I always blow Keith a kiss and remember him when we drive past the moors (not very often). I follow his brother on social media and would love the search to continue properly some day!
I was born in 1973, I can remember this case very well! Both of them participated in the murders of these beautiful children, Winnie Bennett never stopped looking for Keith, so heartbreaking for all the families involved!
My Great Uncle Gordon Williams, was a new Police Officer at that time and has photographs of him and his colleagues on Saddleworth Moor looking for the bodies. He was around 20 years old at that time.
I genuinely got the creeps hearing the eerie music when the photos of Ian & Myra standing with their poor dog on the graves of those poor babies 😟 Stephanies impression of Myra with the book was golden. 😂 On another note: I am L O V I N G your videos!😍 I’ve never watched anything on true crime so well researched & I thought I knew a lot about this case, Shander Sharer, the Ken & Barbie killers, Juliet Hulme & Pauline Parker to name a few, but I’ve now learned a lot more than from any documentary! You’re my new fave. 💯
Good choice Steph! I've read about this couple before but it's great to hear all the details about their childhood. Plus, you acting like a reading Myra was hilarious LOL.
“Ha, Blake you ‘ole dog, so crazy, Blake’s crazy, whaat!” You’re hilarious! 😆 Very sad story, but you did a great job telling it. Congratulations on your acting/movie opportunity❣️
April Rants I have mixed feelings. I do believe she helped Ian much more then she said. I do believe she killed just to make Ian happy, and I say this because I can relate to that. My ex would make me do everything he ever asked, so I can believe what she said about doing it to make him happy. Now call me crazy, but I aint killing innocent kids to make a man happy, but I think it stimmed from her ‘daddy issues’ with the way Ian and her father sound the same. If she couldnt have her dads aproval she would get Ians. I think she helped with the murder, I dont know if she enjoyed the first one but after that she seemed much more ok with the idea.
Omg yes! This was the first case that got me into true crime when I was 15 after listening to a Smiths song about it. I researched it myself at the time which I kind of regret since it was graphic but nowadays I have CZcamsrs like yourself that research and present these cases so well! Thank you 💕
Your acting bits with the books are hilarious and endearing. You are truly skilled at bringing these cases to life and it’s not just how well read you are about the case; it’s your personality and storytelling. Can’t wait to see you in your friends’ movie!!!
Oh blimey!...Thank you for covering this heinous case.......Its true, this case got into the psych of the British public and as children we were all warned not to talk to strangers but we were never told why, years later I read many books, written by Policemen, reporters and others involved in the case, I couldn’t believe how vile this pair were and now understand why all of our parents were so worried. Thanks for diving deep into this case Steph, you are so good at finding out all the salient details and pulling the case together. 🙋🏽👍🏽💛
I love how you provide the back stories for the victims. The way you share it, while more heartbreaking, allows to see them as more than just victims, but people that were loved, lost and missed dearly.
I loved how you grabbed a Harry Potter book to demonstrate how Myra tried to woo Ian. (I liked the demonstration not the murders themselves obviously.)
THANK YOU for not going into detail on the children’s deaths. We are able to imagine the horror. I think it also gives them the dignity they so deserve 💜 🕯
This was the first case that reeled me into True Crime. I believe I was 13 when I came across it. Very disturbing and cruel I must say. You never fail to impress 🥰 I really like the outfit you put together, that's a nice shirt!
Your research is impeccable. You also look so eerily similar to my first wife that was killed in an auto accident while I was deployed in the USMC. A beautiful soul inside and out. From the glasses, the demeanor and beautiful natural look, I can tell you are a warm hearted beautiful person. My 37 yr old son looks like his Mom, and hence, a lot like you. God bless.
Thank you Stephanie for another great video. I know this was a hard one for you. Any time children are involved it does hurt a little more. The innocents lost.
You should cover Richard Ramirez christoper halliwell or Jeffery dahmer if you haven’t they’re all really interesting cases but Christopher halliwell isn’t really talked about that much and he almost got away with two murders despite confessing
"Myra was a pleasant looking girl" ummm, no. I vehemently disagree! Then add the path she took, and I'd have to flat out say, she's EVERY bit the hideous monster on the OUTSIDE that she is on the inside 😠😠😠
“Oh Wordsworth you are a cheeky fellow...” 😂🤣😆
I haven’t watched the video yet but this comment made me laugh so hart because immediately read it with the most over the top British accent possible.😂😂
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Old Wordsworth making all the girls blush 😂
Freaking HILARIOUS!!!!
the moment she said that i was like omg this better be top comment LOL
i couldn’t stop staring at the snacks in the back and how organized they were
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Karen Godinez so satisfying!
I have a 2 year old little girl and I could never have candy so neatly organized were it's in eyesight! Looks very good though!
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess those DVDs are in some sort of order. Alphabetical, by year, genre, something =)>
ik it reminds me of honeydukes
I helped care for a lady in her 90s who used to live next door to Brady. She said he seemed normal but was a poser. She also wished for a time machine so she could go and "separate his head from his neck"
I don't think she cared for him 😅
Stephanie could narrate a vcr user manual and I’d listen!
Audible should sponsor you and hire you.
A Taylor it’s her voice. I’m generally a very anxious person and she her voice is so soothing
Lmaooo not a VCR! You’re showing your age mama! 😩😭
@@ashes195 also her candance is really good too. She's a good story teller and the way she uses her voice is part of why.
Remember- adults never need the help of a child to find something!!!
May God bless those poor children and may Brady and Hindley forever suffer in Hell. Keith Bennett's body has still not been found, and his mother died without being able to bury her beloved son. Just heart breaking.
miss havisham to think there were people trying to get her released - atrocious ! There were rumours that myra spent her last yrs with Nuns who had taken a vow of silence
@@ClearConscience. In her last years, she was friends with another notorious murderer of young women and children who murdered alongside her partner - Rose West. They apparently got on like a house on fire . There was never any true repentence in Myra. If she had truly any empathy for those victims she would never have been able to live with herself and would have killed herself.
Lord Longford was the idiot who tried to get her released - a silly, naive liberal type who was easily manipulated by a woman claiming to have repented. Myra's reactions when her parole was denied was to revert to tantrums and anger. She was only ever interested in her own pleasure, and Brady.
At least Hindley and Brady are ash now. They should have been ash days after their conviction, after being hanged. Stupidly, Britain abolished the death penalty a few years before this case. Everyone I know who was alive when the case occured believes they should have been strung up.
littleblackpistol disgusting how anyone let alone someone with clout could defend that evilness- but then again look at whats been coming out about UK government and royalty ☹️🙋🏴
That is utterly heartbreaking 😭
I’ll never get over how you make these stories come to life for me. It’s like 4D. I’ve heard this story so many times but I love you so I watch HOWEVER, I felt like this was the first time I was truly hearing their story. You really have a gift for making these people real & the lessons we can learn & connections to draw to better out life & remember the victims, these things are all priceless & special. You really have a gift 💗.
Awww thank you so much! What a sweet thing to say!
I know. The first one I listened to was Casey Anthony and its like you can visualize every moment of the case
damn the fangirls o this channel are next level its like people dont even listen to the videos before going to comment and saying something extremely flattering ive never seen this onany other channel
@@Smooth0vibrations wtf are u talking about
@@tiffanyblack9704 I'm calling you out for not listening to the video before focusing on a girl's looks. You are a lizard person your tongue darts in and out feeling out the air for smells. Shame on you Tiffany Black Man
It's wild how this guy was so proud of murdering a defenseless child that's he's like "I have ascended to a higher plane of existence, truly I have become the most powerful of Men."
And then he requests a younger target because a 16-year-old girl was too strong for him.
Typical malignant narcissist. Needs assured victories to maintain inflated sense of self. This type never picks on anyone his own size.
He's a disgusting, evil narcissistic man however it was a 'good' move for the 2 of them. Younger victims were less likely to be able to escape and probably less likely to know Ian or Myra or tell on them.
In Manchester somehow everyone knows everyone (it's still kinda like that it's nice) so older people may have been able to recognise them if they were able to get away
It's an interesting case tho. It's sad these children got killed. I looked a lot into it, and what if Ian and Myra never met? Some say he would still have been at least been a rapist. I don't think she would have been a killer if she didn't get into him.
Or could it be opposite?
Or, just two psychopaths getting together, makes it double?
People get like that when they take another human life. I watched a documentary before about this guy who got caught for a series of murders. The first was accidental and he didn't mean to end the person's life, but got such a thrill he began abusing substances in order to chase the same high, and when that didn't hit it, he took more lives.
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Is that Sephiroth in your pfp?
Also it’s a control thing for this asswipe. He thought he was the most powerful “man” because he took an innocent person’s life, but the second he tried taking the life of a 16-year-old and she fought back, his delusional power trip crumbled.
I grew up an hour or so away from Saddleworth Moor in the 70s and 80s. These people were absolutely hated beyond words. There is no doubt in my mind that Myra was present and helped Ian with every single one of these murders. He had nothing to prove to her, only himself, yet she had everything to prove to him because she wanted every fibre of him to adore her the way she adored him. There is no way she stood back and let him get on with it...she needed to prove to him that she was like him and their minds/way of thinking, were at one with each other.
Another case which would be amazing to see you cover is the Fred and Rose West Case. These were a deranged, married couple from the west country, UK, who killed many young women (including their own daughter) over decades and buried the bodies in the garden, basement and walls of their home.
Yes please cover this story too Stephanie!
Wow, that's crazy I hope you do too Stephanie
I mentioned to my mum that you were covering this case and her reaction was immediately - they are rotting in hell - and yea this case is infamous in England
She is so logical. She must be Libertarian.
Infamous in britian. Ian brady was born just 20 minutes down the road from me.
It’s so infamous everyone in Britain knows their evil names even thou they are both dead and the fact they wouldn’t tell Winnie Johnson were her son was buried is the most evilest if acts x
fromparchmenttobooks they are so reviled here in uk that people stopped naming their baby girls moira
He liked Marquis De Sade??? That man was one sick son of a gun! Sadism basically came from that man's name.
hey I live in the UK and even though both Myra and Ian are dead, there's no forgetting the moors murderers.
it's like their ghosts haunt England. no one names their babies Myra anymore
I lived in hyde for 10 years so right in the doorstep of where these babies were killed the most haunting things I have heard about this case are leslie Ann's step dad talking about having to listen to the tape to identify her, he said he can hear it over and over and he never sleeps at night since then. And winnie Keith bennetts mother who never stopped trying to find her boys body and wrote to Brady time and time again to ask him to tell her where he was and she passed away and never found him, it breaks my heart! Your right it is like their ghosts haunt us still
I heard that! Very crazy, but I understand why
There's a girl in my son's class called Myra and she seems very very manipulative and nasty. I'm watching her. They're only eleven.
@@Bonnie-sd7et That's not ok.
To this day I can't hear "Saddleworth Moor" without thinking of it. I live only 2 hours drive away and love hill-walking, but I've never gone walking there.
Hindley was Britain's most hated woman until her death in 2002. Rosemary West now has that dubious honour.
She’s still hated
Fucking Rosemary West
Sounds like a psycho
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Local funeral directors refused to take her body
I couldn’t imagine that for a normal person
@@maxine9990 Damn, I can't even call her a "bitch" that would be an understatement TBH, it's only meant to be used on normal people. I have a soft spot when it comes to children - they're weak and can't defend themselves too. How sad! Fucking psycho, she better be rotting in hell.
Hey, We men are NOT simple creatu- Wait my fiance walked by looking fine as shit, hold that thought.
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I live in the UK - I grew up in the UK and let me tell you that you are so right when you say that England remembers.
I live in Oldham, about 10 mins away from saddleworth moor where they dumped those poor children. It can be beautiful when the sun shines then you remember and it becomes the saddest place.
sheiladmj so true. I live in Huddersfield and we travel over the moors to Manchester mainly for gigs and it’s so haunting. Such a beautiful place to look at but the thoughts of these monsters and the poor children give such opposing feeling driving through. We always come away from Manchester on post gig highs but the moods change as we drive home. I can’t help thinking of the children especially Keith Bennet and his poor Mum Winnie.
@@rawwest5992 i know, its just so terrible. I know it sounds silly but when i go walking up there i take one of those little teddies you can buy from Smyths and leave it up there, i kinda hope I'm leaving them near keith.
Hey fellow oldhamer!
@@thedreamcatch3 hiya chick 😁
So sad 😞 I can’t even imagine
I cannot with her re-enactment of Myra reading in the break room. 😂
Evil is absolutely real. As real as love.
very poetic, and true. Thank you 😍
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Well said
Suffer Little Children by The Smiths comments on this subject. Members of the band had been around the same age as the children murdered and grew up in Manchester. They felt like it could have been them so easily. So sad 😞
there are so many victims who came forward later saying they got away from them
Stephanie Harlowe omg i never knew tht
Yes- I was thinking of this song😔❤🥀
"Oh Manchester, so much to answer for..."
You re-enactment oh her reading the books killed me I laughed so hard 🤣
Mysterious Mora same! lol
😂it's just the way I saw it in my head lol
18:48 when you mention “Mortality Salience” I remember we were reading “To Kill a Mockingbird” and my freshman high school english teacher explained that the minute a child realizes that they will one day die is the day they lose their innocence.
I’m not afraid to die, I work with the elderly so I see so much pain. No one would want to live forever I feel like death is an escape after you have run the maze of life.
Not true
When people talk of living forever they don’t mean doing so decrepitly
@@belladonna5904 Disagree. I was terrified of death until depression taught me what it's like to want to take your own life first hand. I think when I die, assuming it isn't brutally, something in me will reach an acceptance. I don't think it's as scary as it seems. There is no point in being afraid of the inevitable. I never thought I would find a way to not be afraid but I have. I guess I can thank my depression for that despite how scary potentially being your own murderer is when you are mentally well. I don't want to die that way. I just mean it's helped me gain perspective.
Speak for yourself.
Same. Life is exhausting. But I am also a mortician.
I literally just spit out my coffee when you pulled out the Harry Potter book. Omg. Lol.... it made me laugh and broke up the sadness on such a grim case.
Heather Costa same
Heather Costa I just commented something very similar!! Haha
I love the fact that you grabbed a Harry Potter book....lol. Professor Snape, you're so cheeky.
Snape, Snape, Severus Snape... DUMBLEDORE!
“Turn to page 364” sorry I had to say it 😂
I forgot about that! Ron Ron weasley!
I'm actually living in Manchester at the moment. This case is so infamous, I vividly remember when Brady died a couple years ago and people were celebrating in the local pubs.
I live in Ireland, I remember it too. He was an utter waster. Lived way too long, for cases like his I supprt death penalty.
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I wouldn’t have, if simply for the fact that he might have told Keith’s mother where he’d buried him eventually. The poor woman died never knowing.
My only regret at these two evil things already being dead is their refusal to allow Keith bennets family some closure and peace by not revealing his burial place 😭
I wrote an eight-page long essay on specifically Myra Hindley and did a “psychological analysis” of her for my criminology class! Super interesting lady. Her mugshot is terrifying.
You get a good grade
stephanie turpen Yep! 100%!
@@khanhfident good job!
Can you link it, I would absolutely love to read this! I would be so pleased to learn more
Khanh Nguyen I would love to read this if you were happy to publish it somewhere :)
Have you ever thought about handling the English case of “Mary Bell” arguably the/one of the most famous cases ever in the United Kingdom. Little girl 10 years of age murdered two young boys.
Everyone is extremely passionate about the case in the UK. Especially my family. My mother recalls what it was like moving into the town where it happened days after she was arrested and it was just so desolate.
She was the neighbour of one of the victims mother, and described a talk that went down between her And the mother where she told my mother, “When he was killed, she showed up at my home, we had his body in the casket for a home wake, and she wanted to see the body very badly. I sent her away,”
Days later the girl is convicted for that very murder. The mothers were so incredibly strong. I had several family members living there at the time, Mary Bell approached several of them. It’s an extremely interesting case about psychology, and the Justice system.
There were lots of debates about how to punish such a young, manipulative little girl. I remember a few different cases that stick with me, and that one always will. If you mention her name in England, trust me, you’ll start quite a big rant/discussion.
Her mother attempted to take her daughters life several times and failed, as well as sold her to various men and even try to sell her permanently. All of the attempts on her life left her with some brain damage before the killings,
Mary Bell is such a fascinating and disturbing case at the same time. What do you do when a child that age kills, and when she's so obviously been badly abused herself? I'm not sure if there's a good answer there.
@@neuralmute exactly. I've had many debates, ask my family they'll call her every name under the sun, angrily. People have revealed her location several times.
Then there are others who point out the brain damage could have very well triggered something, as well as strangulation, could have been very normal to this girl (who very well could have been strangled herself or see it, and identified it with positive feelings of love)) but at the same time she always struck me as a genius and very manipulative, and purposely obsessed with death 🤔
I think cases that really get you thinking, and debating about moral dilemmas, are some of the most interesting.
And it once again begs the question: evil, born or made?
@@orangesngrievers461 In this case, likely a sad combination of nature and nurture. The poor kid had grown up with such brutality as a normal part of her life; she likely had neurological abnormalities too, simply from the amount of unusual stress she was under and trauma she lived with. That stuff has been proven to affect children's brains physically as well, and not for the better.
Of course, being a child, she'd also be much more likely to actually be capable of rehabilitation, as her nervous system was only half-grown. Nothing was *fully* hardwired yet, and there was a chance that she might have still developed a capacity for real empathy. I'm not sure if she ever actually did, but I hope so.
@souljaphotos That's a relief to hear. I'm glad that she was able to go on to live a fairly normal life, and I hope she's been capable of happiness.
I'm unfortunately more keen to believe Ian that Myra helped and enjoyed committing these awful crimes.... It just makes more sense
I agree. She definitely helped
ReadingWolf L. I don’t think we can believe anything that he said.
She did help she knew everything and now she's in hell where she belongs
M. L. I totally agree.
M. L. Read about Leslie Ann Downey. Poor girl was tortured by both of them and it was all recorded. There is a transcript online about what was said, but basically the girl was begging for her life, kept calling Myra “mummy” and pleaded with her to let her go. Myra responded by telling her to shut up, and I think (but can’t remember for sure) she is also heard manhandling the girl.
The recording was played in court and some of those in court rushed out to be sick. I hate how some people and documentaries try to paint Myra as being an unwilling, forced accomplice, and attempt to generate sympathy for her. She was as sick as Brady - she wanted to please him in any way possible. She procured the kids, knowing full well what would happen to them. You have to question, if Brady had other girlfriends, then why was it only with Myra and not the other girls that he could go out and kill kids?
I remember seeing an interview with Keith's mum on a documentary- she seemed lovely and clearly still loved her little boy decades later, like he'd gone missing just the day before, despite never finding his body. She and Keith are definitely the two people who I try to keep in my mind over those murderers.
That poor lady’s life was ruined when her baby went missing, Quite a contrast with the way the McCanns reacted.
Seeing that poor little boy with his glasses...it really breaks my heart. 😥
Heart broken into a million pieces
That pair taunted his mum Winny for yrs - just to get trips out too the moors again- every body was buried in an area that symbolised something and was carefully mapped - to deny her her sons proper burial is beyond words 🙁
I know. It sends me spare too. If I could go back in time, the two people I'd suffocate at birth would be Myra Hindley and Ian Brady.
This is a very disturbing case on so meany levels thank you for covering this case love from the uk .
Pauline's mother sitting, waiting with her coat on just broke my heart 😭
I can't imagine her pain!
Her parents reaction is such a contrast to Maddie McCann's parents who went for a nap within hours of their baby girl going missing.
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Wait, they took a nap after?!
@@finalfantasy7freak664 Yes, they went for a lie down, BOTH of them ... 😕
Very, very odd behaviour
@@ChannelBlaBla Everything about those parents is odd. So terribly odd...
They slept while hotel staff n residents looked for their baby..
IMO they had already come to terms with her death..
I mean... shock and emotional exhaustion is a thing. But I agree that their actions overall were incredibly shady, and the fact that they were less involved parents doesn’t help that case.
Thank you! I have always felt alone with being anxious about dying, knowing that someone else also is anxious about it kind of makes me feel less alone. This may be a sad thing tho
I'm not anxious for me but I am for my family. I guess it's because you don't know if you're dead...
My husband and I both have death anxiety. We haven't met many people who have it at the same level we do, so I was surprised to hear Stephanie say that.
Oh my goodness!!! Best of luck on your acting project that's so exciting
Alexandra Leighton thank you!!!!
YES THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN NEEDING WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT 😍 I always go into your videos thinking I have a pretty good understanding of many of these cases, but your videos are so in depth it blows my mind how little I really know. I always come out of your videos feeling like there's so much more to these cases than I ever would've known. Watching people reciting a Wikipedia article verbatim gets pretty old and repetitive very quickly. The time, effort, compassion and true empathy for the victims is such a breath of fresh air. You humanize them in a way no one does, people forget that these were real human beings with a life, not a body count or a statistic. The research you put into these videos is absolutely phenomenal. I just want to say how much I and I'm sure many others appreciate all your hard work! Keep on doing what you're doing! You're amazing! ♥️
You nailed it 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Thank you so much!
I’ve been wanting to write a similar comment lately, but you said it PERFECTLY!!! I completely agree! Stephanie is FAR ABOVE the rest. ❤️
Yes. Stephanie brings the victims back to life with her compassion and love. I was laughing at the bit with the books, but now I am crying for the victims as if I had known them myself.
"Oh, Wordsworth, you are a cheeky fellow."
"Blake, ya 'ol dog. So crazy. Oh, Blake's crazy." "WWWHHAATTT?! Pwoo."
Loved that little impression, the whole part with the book.
Thanks so much for the info and the content!
This video really touches home as my mum was nearly abducted by them, thank god she wasn't, she's the best mother you could ever ask for.
Omg that’s crazy
And you wouldn't be here. 😢
Since i was an adolescent, I have watched every documentary and read most material on this case and I thought i knew everything about the case. Then Stephanie covers it and BAM!!! I learn new information. Thank you so so much for covering this 😘. My mom used to have a weekly crime stories magazine when I was a teenager and this and the Denis Nilson case were what got me hooked on crime and the reason why they do what they do. They were evil to the core, absolutely fascinating. Much love to you and your family 😘💜 x x x x
That is so interesting to learn that about your Mom! How cool is that?! She sounds awesome
From the UK. Thank you for doing this. Even today it's still a very sore subject for a lot of us. I remember my mother telling me the stories as a child and using it to teach me about strangers and such.
”Wordsworth, you cheeky fellow.”
Also, I learned I stalked an ex when I was 17. Lol
I can't imagine the depravity of Myra herself. I have an actual personality disorder that causes me to idolize people, it also inhibits empathy. I have done many dumb things to get and please men. I cannot IMAGINE taking it this far.
@Heather Nikki I hope you get better and keep strong cause you don't have to do nothing for a man lots of love baby girl
Pffffft I spit my drink when you did your Myra impersonation with the Harry Potter book lol
"Myra was a pleasant looking girl."...... Um, ya sure? No judgement.
Indiegirl007 agreed! I don’t mean to be shady but... she killed people so I feel like it’s not so mean by comparison to call her ugly.
I mean.... standards were different back then I guess lol
Definitely super ugly. By any standards.
Stephanie is so polite. Even about villains.
She’s got a pretty strong jaw there!
It absolutely breaks my heart that little Keith has never been found. I remember watching a documentary, his mother out on the moors searching for him. I always hoped he would be found whilst she was still alive x
As soon as I saw Myra’s school photo I lost it. She looked like Sloth from “The Goonies”.
Ikr? I was extremely taken aback when I saw her photo. Lookin like Sloth with a wig on!😵😩😂🤢 Sloth from
The Goonies like you said.😁
Ugly on the inside aswell as the outside.
Trinity Nicole
I take your Sloth from The Goonies and raise you Sid the Sloth from Ice Age.
Myra was a pleasant looking girl
Coretta Ha i literally agree. she wasn’t no model, but damn do i know tons on top of TONS of girls now a days that are like 50 times more unattractive than what these people think she is. it’s funny how critical people are over someone who did something bad but when they’re just unattractive they say nothing ..
I believe we get the word sadist from the Marquis de Sade.
You are correct 😖😖😖😖
I'm so glad you cover cases from all over the world! I would love for you to cover more UK cases - especially Fred and Rose West, they were compared to Ian and Myra when their crimes came to light in the 1990s.
Yes!
I've bean asking multiple crime channels for years now, for *someone* to cover Fred and Rose West, and it seems like no one ever does. I get the impression that its because the story is just THAT bad. It has a lot of traumatic & triggering elements.
Hindley and Rose West ended up in the same prison where they started a relationship. I just watched an ITV documentary on their relationship with Trevor Mcdonald 😳😳
Your videos are the only ones I sit here for a full hour and watch! The book part was HILARIOUS
I absolutely love the fact you cover cases from the uk and Scotland 🏴 but being from scotland myself i just want to let you know we have such weird pronunciations of our towns and cities lol so i just want to say how we pronounce them
“Glasgow” is pronounced glas-go we don’t say the w
Loch Lomond is pronounced loch Low-mond
Shawlands is pronounced shaw-lands
I don’t want you to think I’m being cheeky I absolutely adore your channel since i found your channel I’ve watched every video 😂❤️ x
You're so close to 100k I'm so proud! :') i usually don't care for many youtubers or comment on videos but i could watch your videos 24/7! I can tell you're very genuine and i appreciate how much work and effort you put your videos. I would also love to see you do a video on the Menendez brothers case in the future because i find it so interesting and would love to see your take on it. You're doing amazing and i support you and your videos immensely!!
The Menendez brothers, yes! Very complicated. The boy's relatives rallied around them. That says something.
Love Reading the Close to 100k when she has 722k 3 years later. Kendall Ray has over 3 million I don't get how Stephanie doesn't have equally as many
There are certain aspects of your personality that are definitely formed through nurture but I think your basic personality is formed through nature,it's something that is completely out of anyone's control. Ian is proof of that in my opinion.
What went wrong I wonder?
It’s the age old adage of nature vs nurture. Possibly IB had the warrior gene
Stories like this make me terrified of having children. It's one thing when you can see the signs and get them counselling, but what if you do your best and they still turn out like this with no warning
Whilst I do think people can be born with a certain nature, and certain illnesses, I don’t think these two were an example of that. I think Myra was pretty normal until her childhood friend died, and I think the same is mostly for Ian when his mother basically abandoned him and his dog died and he became a nihilist.
I’m a recent subscriber. You are amazing. Your depth of knowledge and insight is absolutely intoxicating. I’ve been fascinated by true crime cases my entire life. The fact that you delve deep into every case is what has me absolutely obsessed with your channel at the moment. Surface “fluff” is easy. Anyone can regurgitate internet facts and simply read from their notes. You spend the time to take us on the perilous journeys of the people that inhabit these stories. These cases deserve the attention that you give with precision, specificity and heart. Love you 😊
Thank you so much! And thank you for being here!
“Men are simple creatures “....this made my day!!
But they are lovely 😂
They’re only useful for 2 things IMO. One of them is putting up shelves.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree ha. Some of them aren't very good at that either lol
my heart hurts! idk how or why anyone can even think about killing innocent children....😔
19:15 so comforting im not the only one who lives with this every day. i love you. i feel like that feeling gets greater when we become parents. ugh. the anxiety.
I agree. After having children my anxiety got so much worse in regards to death. I was overjoyed to have my babies but also felt selfish for bringing them in the world just to die, or what if I died what would happen to them? Oh the fun of life.
lolalori00 omg SAME HERE!!! My mind will do awful things to me sometimes. I’ll imagine how my son would react if I died. And then I want to punch myself in the face for making myself picture that lol we just love them so much!! But yeah it’s comforting to know we aren’t alone ❤️
To be fair reading mein kampf in the break room would be a hell of a conversation starter.
I love these, keep up the good work! :)
Love these glasses.
Thank you so much!
Woo!!! Notification squad unite 👊🏼 back to Monday morning uploads! I dig! 🙌🏼
I was working when the notification came through so I'm late to the party 😭. Coffee cup.is full and ironing board is up. Let's go 👏🎉👏🎉👏 x x x x
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Love you Steph! Currently in leggings, a don’t come for me shirt, and an Amazon scrunchie. Lol.
Ur comment made me smile on this Mon morn! TY!!! Almost 100K! I'm so proud of this woman!!
How do you get her merch ? I want a don't come for me shirt
@@angiethacker6321 see here!: www.bonfire.com/store/the-sleuthanie-shop/ It's all the merch she has available for the moment ^^
I live in my shirt!!
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I was born in 96 and I’m from England and this is such a prolific case. It’s still talked about today. Such disgusting crimes
i started bawling when you started to describe john’s family mourning,it just breaks my heart that they never got to see their baby boy again. those poor parents, the dad being accused and the poor mom wrapping those presents. even the brothers, just knocking on those doors. it’s so heartbreaking.
Same. The photograph of John's mother, Sheila, the one with the dark scarf where she is looking directly at the camera, made me so sad. Her eyes look so sad and lost, like she could never be happy again. And Keith's mother, Winnie, who was so heavily pregnant at the time that she couldn't even walk that far, had to give birth to another child while in the midst of the search for her son.
My boyfriend just broke up with me and I have been praying you would upload a new video because you are my fav CZcamsr and I just love your personality and your videos. And you did!!😊💕 thank you for bringing some happiness to my crappy week!
Awww hun, I am so sorry. I know you aren't ready to hear it, but you're better off.
Hey Alexxa and Steph :) I hope you are both doing really well. Currently, in another part of the world, I too am going through a fresh break-up and last night (Friday night) I chilled and fell asleep so soundly after watching Steph and eating my favorite snacks. I am currently watching more Steph videos (yes, I have seen them all more than once) I am having some breakfast, I am not even sad as..THIS IS WHAT MAKES ME SO HAPPY! Chilling, True Crime, Snacks, is anything better? :)
Love the video- just an fyi that Scotland and Manchester are both in the UK (for now, in any case!) :-)
Miss Stephanie, you’re steadily cracking me up! Your videos were on auto play all night & I woke up to this one. Left it playing and found myself lmao at your acting! I just love your work & I’m so glad to see that you’ve come so far! You truly deserve it, Miss Stephanie!
Slowly raising up the Harry Potter book made me crack up 🤣🤣🤣😂
As a Brit I'd love to hear you talk about this case! I always blow Keith a kiss and remember him when we drive past the moors (not very often). I follow his brother on social media and would love the search to continue properly some day!
Poor little Keith, it all breaks my heart in entirely too many pieces
I was born in 1973, I can remember this case very well! Both of them participated in the murders of these beautiful children, Winnie Bennett never stopped looking for Keith, so heartbreaking for all the families involved!
29:52 Stephanie! I LOL'd when you pulled out the Harry Potter book. Crying 😃 😄 😁 🤣 over here. Don't know why that got me but it did! Thanks for that!
Forty minutes into this before I realize I’ve heard this in another true crime platform, your research and storytelling are phenomenal
the imitation of myra w/ her book was my favorite thing ever
My Great Uncle Gordon Williams, was a new Police Officer at that time and has photographs of him and his colleagues on Saddleworth Moor looking for the bodies. He was around 20 years old at that time.
Myra was definitely easily influenced by the sounds of it
I genuinely got the creeps hearing the eerie music when the photos of Ian & Myra standing with their poor dog on the graves of those poor babies 😟
Stephanies impression of Myra with the book was golden. 😂
On another note: I am L O V I N G your videos!😍 I’ve never watched anything on true crime so well researched & I thought I knew a lot about this case, Shander Sharer, the Ken & Barbie killers, Juliet Hulme & Pauline Parker to name a few, but I’ve now learned a lot more than from any documentary! You’re my new fave. 💯
Another girl who likes your posts before actually watching it bc already know it's good as always. Much love to you
Same.
I was wondering if you might do a series of these two have never clicked on a video so fast in my life. Greetings from England! Xx
Zoe Kirkwood hello fellow Brit - I am so excited that she is covering this case 😁😁
Hi Zoe! Fellow brit and fellow Kirkwood here :)
Me too! So many videos on this but none can compare to Stephanie’s take on it 💕
Good choice Steph! I've read about this couple before but it's great to hear all the details about their childhood. Plus, you acting like a reading Myra was hilarious LOL.
“Ha, Blake you ‘ole dog, so crazy, Blake’s crazy, whaat!” You’re hilarious! 😆 Very sad story, but you did a great job telling it. Congratulations on your acting/movie opportunity❣️
Currently 11:22pm, I was about to try and get some sleep, but then I saw you uploaded. Who needs sleep anyway?😂❤️
Honestly I believe Ian
Myra was trying to play innocent
Not buying it
April, not buying it even a little bit
April Rants I have mixed feelings. I do believe she helped Ian much more then she said. I do believe she killed just to make Ian happy, and I say this because I can relate to that. My ex would make me do everything he ever asked, so I can believe what she said about doing it to make him happy. Now call me crazy, but I aint killing innocent kids to make a man happy, but I think it stimmed from her ‘daddy issues’ with the way Ian and her father sound the same. If she couldnt have her dads aproval she would get Ians. I think she helped with the murder, I dont know if she enjoyed the first one but after that she seemed much more ok with the idea.
As horrid and gruesome as this case is I cannot wait for part two! It’s you stephanie! You make them all so interesting! Cant wait for your movie!
Thank you so much! It was a hard case to look into, and I hope I do it justice
What you said about dying, I feel the same way. I have a really hard time dealing with that
Right. I was thinking the same.
love you steph! forever grateful for the amount of time and heart you put into these- truly at the top of true time CZcamsrs
Omg yes! This was the first case that got me into true crime when I was 15 after listening to a Smiths song about it. I researched it myself at the time which I kind of regret since it was graphic but nowadays I have CZcamsrs like yourself that research and present these cases so well! Thank you 💕
I love the smiths
What smiths song
@@joannajamerson35 Suffer Little Children
When you took out Harry Potter... I lost it lmao
Your acting bits with the books are hilarious and endearing. You are truly skilled at bringing these cases to life and it’s not just how well read you are about the case; it’s your personality and storytelling. Can’t wait to see you in your friends’ movie!!!
Thank you so much! I'm excited to be a part of it, I love to help others see their dreams come to life! So exciting!
Oh blimey!...Thank you for covering this heinous case.......Its true, this case got into the psych of the British public and as children we were all warned not to talk to strangers but we were never told why, years later I read many books, written by Policemen, reporters and others involved in the case, I couldn’t believe how vile this pair were and now understand why all of our parents were so worried. Thanks for diving deep into this case Steph, you are so good at finding out all the salient details and pulling the case together. 🙋🏽👍🏽💛
Washing the damn plates just got better! :]
& congratulations on the film!!!! ^u^
Darkness Light I also listen to her videos while doing dishes, I just finished mine actually!
Raven Swartwood Oh my goodness! I thought only I did that, so happy that you do it too! :] ♡
I definitely got chocked up when Kong set his bride aside knowing that his life was on the line 😢
I love how you provide the back stories for the victims. The way you share it, while more heartbreaking, allows to see them as more than just victims, but people that were loved, lost and missed dearly.
I loved how you grabbed a Harry Potter book to demonstrate how Myra tried to woo Ian. (I liked the demonstration not the murders themselves obviously.)
I love the little comedic clips you added when discussing Myra's attempts to get Ian to notice her. Especially when the literature was Harry Potter 😂😂
THANK YOU for not going into detail on the children’s deaths. We are able to imagine the horror. I think it also gives them the dignity they so deserve 💜 🕯
You give information like no other. Thank you for all you do. We love you!!
Stephanie you reading the book killed me, omg I needed that laugh!
It was just the way I saw it going in my head, lol
@@StephanieHarlowe I'm pretty sure you nailed it!
This was the first case that reeled me into True Crime. I believe I was 13 when I came across it. Very disturbing and cruel I must say. You never fail to impress 🥰 I really like the outfit you put together, that's a nice shirt!
Your research is impeccable. You also look so eerily similar to my first wife that was killed in an auto accident while I was deployed in the USMC. A beautiful soul inside and out. From the glasses, the demeanor and beautiful natural look, I can tell you are a warm hearted beautiful person. My 37 yr old son looks like his Mom, and hence, a lot like you. God bless.
Awww that’s very sweet!
Thank you Stephanie for another great video. I know this was a hard one for you. Any time children are involved it does hurt a little more. The innocents lost.
You should cover Richard Ramirez christoper halliwell or Jeffery dahmer if you haven’t they’re all really interesting cases but Christopher halliwell isn’t really talked about that much and he almost got away with two murders despite confessing
When you pulled up the Harry Potter book I lost it. 😂😂
Have to keep our sense of humor, don't we? LOL
I've been a student of crime for years, but you invariably give more information than any other source. Good work!
"Myra was a pleasant looking girl" ummm, no. I vehemently disagree! Then add the path she took, and I'd have to flat out say, she's EVERY bit the hideous monster on the OUTSIDE that she is on the inside 😠😠😠