MOST WANTED MAN IN ENGLAND - The Murderous Rampage of Raoul Moat
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Today's solved true crime case is on the manhunt of Raoul Moat. Raoul Moat went on a murderous rampage and was the most wanted man in britain during the 2010 northumbria police manhunt after attempting a spree killing of his girlfriend samantha stobbart, her boyfriend chris brown & a police officer named david rathband
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Why would the Brits want this awful person to be taken alive to be let out of jail, to then destroy more lives???? How did he get the gun?? Him ending his own life was the best thing he ever did for anyone. Many people have chap childhoods, but they do not terrorise a country in retaliation.
I was wondering if you could cover Ezra McCandless? She killed her boyfriend because she was going through an identity crisis and identified herself as a male and when she decided that she was not wishing to identify as a male any longer, her boyfriend wasn't really about it and then that set her off to make her want to kill him and she carved the word boy into his body.
Could you cover the machete killer? He went on a spree in Cheshire and it would be amazing if you could cover it
the officer who took the Tazers up there was a great guy a great officer and guy He ended up killing himself
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Chris was selfless, loving and so brave. I admire him and his actions. Rest In Peace đ€
So true! Rest in peace
I feel so bad for Samantha and what happened with his family they very clearly loved each other if Chris was willing to sacrifice himself for her and Samantha probably felt guilty for his death for a long time
@@katiebeth423 I know. So heartbreaking
Amen đ rest in peace â€â€â€đđđđđđđđ
He was awesome. I met him a couple of days before he sadly lost his life.
That whole police standoff sounds like an ending scene out of a movie, from the miraculous arrival of the non-existent father to the random appearance of Paul Gascoigne đ
I deadass said âwhen did this become a movie?â When the dad showed up
Raoul's last moments in life must have felt like a bizarre fever dream
It's because the whole world had known about him even before he got caught. The hunt headlined the news for 6 days and him appearing live behind news cameras and taunting cops in his Facebook posts (which was active and public throughout the hunt) was wild. Nobody's script could beat that
I feel bad for Raoul's dad. Never getting to meet him, finding out what he was doing on the news, then going to try and help him and probably feeling worse when they told him he was making things worse.
It's also crazy how Raoul was saying why does he only care about him now because he was basically told by his mom that his dad didn't care about him, then he ends up doing the same thing to his daughters with their mom.
Raoul should have never being born thats for sure.
I personally think it's a little suspicious that Raoul's Dad claims to want him in his life but only shows up at the end..Raoul was an adult, his mom couldn't keep his dad away anymore, his Dad had plenty of time to reconnect if Raoul was open to that. I've seen a lot of absent parents that show up suddenly when the reality of their old age becomes very apparent to them and they want someone around to care or provide for them. There's not enough information for that to be a solid conclusion but I'm just saying it's a little sus that was the moment he chose to make an appearance..
Not me crying about the officers daughter running the torch at the Olympics BLIND FOLDED to honor him đđ
i tend to be pretty apathetic to the gore of true crime. of course, well well aware that they are awful and vile people and it does disgust me, but i have a really high gore tolerance. empathy however, touches my heart in such a special way. I'm an empath, and the whole video was fine until that, when i started sobbing. That is such a noble thing for her to have done.
Samanthaâs heart must hurt so much knowing Chrisâs family blames her for his death. Just a terrible tragedy from every conceivable angle.
I canât even imagine the pain she must feel because of that. His family should tell her it isnât her fault. He saved her because he loved her. He chose to sacrifice his life for hers, that is not her fault they shouldnât blame her when he loved her enough to sacrifice his own life.
Agreed. I was banned from my partner's funeral as well. Grief is a terrible thing. I was with him for 11 years and it killed me not to be welcome, but I understand.
Samantha is really nice and always has been so kind hearted (my mum knows her)
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@@BubbleBunnyy you were errr
The fact that the footballer showed up with beers, blankets and fishing rods to talk with 'his mate' is actually so sweet
It's sweet until you consider the conditions.
Itâs quite disgusting actually
@@Error_-ct2vp how is it disgusting?
Gazza
You guys are forgetting that he was intoxicated out of his mind and couldn't distinguish a star from a helicopter, much less realize that Moat wasn't a friend of his. đ€Šââïž The sentiment of going towards all that trouble to help a "friend" who you think is going to k*ll themselves is sweet, not that it was misdirected towards Moat.
Raoul destroyed so many lives, how could anyone look up to this man? That woman who took her kids to his funeral needs a psych assessment.
She doesn't need one for us to know that she is a danger to her kids and completely unhinged tbh.
She needs her kids taken away from her that's for sure!
Exactly! He wasn't anti-establishment and cops bc he opposed police brutality or because he opposed goverment and related forces for opressing weaker peopl and idk being unfeeling or corrupt towards those in need. He did it bc he was an entiled(white, cishet) man and couldn't take it that he had to face consequences of his actions. He as an abuser in prision for battering a child. If this woman sees this as alright or something that shouldn't be punished she shouldn't have kids, much less of male gender. She seems like Chris Watts' or Scott Peterons' mother. One that will blame the victim and defend her kid even when they commit murder.
@@RealAmela.mels. ur grandma is the lady who took her daughters to raulâs funeral? Iâm confused lol
She maybe couldn't find a babysitter so it was a last minute decision to bring them as she loved him so much.
I cannot imagine my boyfriend sacrificing his life for me and then his family not letting me pay my respects to him. I understand that theyâre hurting but this was not her fault. Heartbreaking story, and I feel like this couldâve been so easily prevented. Love you Eleanor.
I can see why they didnât want her their if it wasnât for her he would still be alive in their eyes it was her fault
@@Christcrusader98 by that logic, everyone in his life is to blame, if he'd been homeschooled? never wouldve died. if they abused their son? he never wouldve been able to have a healthy relationship and wouldnt have been in the situation. they move to a different country during his childhood? he doesn't die. by that logic, everything everyone in his life did would've set him up to die and they would all carry the blame. they were unbelievably cruel to that poor girl, she was just as grief stricken and deserved closure equally.
â@@Christcrusader98 Your comment was hard to read for many reasons. It's literally illegible.. ignorant and sad.
I understand where Chris' family came from when not allowing Samantha at his funeral but he obviously had cared deeply for her so it feels wrong to him to not have let her be there to say goodbye.
especially when he saved her by taking that shot shows how much he cared for her :/
exactly. he died to save her life and didnât think twice about it.
Thereâs no excuse for not allowing her at his funeral, disgusting
The lady who took her children to that guy's funeral and said they should be a role model for her kids should have her kids taken away. That's completely ridiculous. I think it's totally messed up that Sam, who also barely survived herself, wasn't allowed at Chris's funeral. Did they also think it was her fault she was shot? No one is responsible for another adults actions. I bet she already had enough survivors guilt as it was. I feel horrible for her. She couldn't even pay her respects and say goodbye but then to know his family also blamed her.
I completely agree about the mother that idolised him and wanted him as a role model for her kids. They need to be taken as far from her as possible and she needs to be sectioned because only someone that has completely lost it would ever think that was ok, never mind admirable.
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she totally need some therapist sessions..
Such kind of people like this mother causes people who get violent against other people. This is emotional abuse as itâs finest..social workers should watch the children of her.
(Sry for my english)
Greeting from Germany
@@alica-marieorlopp4492 i think you did a pretty good job with the english, i understood it completly and agree with you.
dude. chris was an absolute legend. he didn't hesitate to protect his GIRLFRIEND, NOT EVEN HIS WIFE, HIS GIRLFRIEND and he died as a cause. then his parents had the AUDACITY to ban her from the funeral ? that's messed up. and the daughter was insanely adorable, and i love her for doing that. it's insane
Chris showed way more power by protecting his partner than Raoul ever could in his life even with all the steroids and fights and shit. Rest in peace
Paul Gascoigne in this case is like a celebrity guest star who randomly shows up in an episode of a TV show for like 1 scene then is never mentioned again.
LOL this is so true
He showed up cos he knew him and thought he could talk him in2 giving himself up to police!
@@vblackson722 he didnt actually know him though lol
I hope this incident was enough for Paul seek treatment for his alcoholism
@@daleHarrison93 exactly
David Rathband has always broke my heart. I was in awe of him. His whole life was ripped apart. I remember the day it was announced he had died and I honestly believe the 2 men convicted of attempted murder should have had it changed to murder as they were complicit in the crime that eventually led to a poor man who had everything going for him taking his own life. It really breaks my heart. I hope his family are doing ok and Davidâs resting in peace â€ïž
David Rathband was a child abuser. He deserved what Moaty did to him.
Amen. đ€
Wasn't there some info that came out about him that suggested he wasn't the nicest man?
@@sstarowl there was. Before he was shot, he'd had a string of affairs and didn't treat his wife very well. Afterwards, he moved out, and had an affair with a victim of the 7/7 attack (on the bus). Then he begged his wife to take him back. She wouldn't so he killed himself. Sounds like in a way, he was pretty similar to Moat. Which is very ironic.
@@sstarowl he was arrested for assaulting his wife after the shooting he also had been calling her a lot. Iâm not saying i condone it especially not the violence but I can only imagine how much the head trauma affected him and changed him afterwards. I believe living with this and the guilt and how much he had changed and couldnât cope with his new way of life was a contributing factor to him taking his life.
I find it ironic that raoul did to his daughters exactly what his mum did to him. She isolated her child from the other parent and lied that his dad didnât want him. He kept his daughters from their mother and lied to them regarding her.
I find all his actions despicable but you have to question why the police didnât step in when he was chronically lying about his daughters mother. Itâs a clear sign that something isnât right mentally yet they entertained it time and time again to the point of even getting a warrant to search his exâs house. This could have been prevented by so many people and no one had to die
As soon as I heard Chris went infront of her, my eyes got teary , even at the end he showed he loved Samatha, and poor Samantha getting blamed for Chris's deathđĄ it's so sad! Raoul was just an evil man and got out easy!
Completely agree. Silver lining though, is that Chris's sacrifice was not in vain - Samantha lived, so his attempt to save her life was 100% successful. Sometimes we don't even get that.
I canât believe Chris had family that held resentment for Samantha. She should have been supported by them the same way their son supported her.
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@@FactIsFact100 ?
@@the.imprint let's look at the facts, shall we?Chris fabricated his profession and lost his life for a woman he just met for 4 months!! ( not sure it's even 4 months providing that was Raoul's prison sentence) The family supporting her after Chris avoidable death isn't the logical response for that family providing the odds leading to their loved one's demise. I know the family must have warned him prior to his lover's ex's release. I don't blame them for excluding her.
@@FactIsFact100 thatâs fine for you, and we all make our own choices. Chris deciding that lying about his career isnât a reason for the parents to exclude her from the service, nor is Chris not understanding the lengths this abuser would go to.
As a mother I find it hard to believe I would even consider excluding the person my child loved. Blaming Chris and Samantha is pretty messed up.
@@SilverHairSimmerMike Tyson once said,"Everyone has a gameplan until they get punched in the face". Everyone has their metric of composure towards a situation....until "that" situation presents itself. I pray nature doesn't test you on your theory. I feel bad for whoever got involved in that mess. Condolences to all families.
Davidâs story always stuck with me for some reason. I think naturally we always focus our attention on those killed in such horrific incidents we often donât realise how drastically survivors lives change, both mentally and physically.
Also Davidâs daughter is such an inspiration running with the torch blindfolded in memory of her father.
Yeah I feel so bad for David and his family.
I cried when she said his daughter ran blindfolded.
Viz David Rathband. It turned out that he had not been the best of husbands. He had had a string of affairs long before the shooting. AFTER the shooting, he left his wife and had an affair with a victim of the 7/7 bombings - the one on the Tavistock Square bus. He lied about the affair, and when his wife found out, she finally wanted the marriage over. As she refused to take him back, he killed himself. So the trauma was not the reason he killed himself.
@@rebeccacrash9272 Me rn.
In an interview, Chrisâs mother said about Samantha: âHe had just met Sam Stobbart. Moat was paranoid about the police, so telling him that Chris was a police officer just made it even worse. Ten years on, we havenât heard anything from her.
âAt the trial [of Moatâs accomplices] she did not look our way, there was nothing. I was expecting her to come up and say âIâm sorryâ.â
After I finished reading that passage, I got upset⊠to be fair YOU told Samantha flat out not to come near your sons funeral. Do you realize how heartbroken Sam must of been.. do you even realize the pain she must of felt to be turned away by his own family in a time she was just as devastated as them. And then for YOU to tell the news outlet afterwards we havenât heard anything from her since as in placing BLAME on her⊠has it ever occurred to you or crossed your mind that Samantha felt shunned by you and your family? Samantha has it in her mind you donât want anything to do with her. By coming up to you to offer her condolences made it impossible because YOU (Chrisâs mother and family) basically shunned her⊠and you have the audacity to say that shit⊠shame on you.
I understand that sheâs in pain, but obviously she was someone amazing enough to convince Chris to sacrifice himself. Itâs not at all her fault, so why would she say sorry? And to complain that she didnât talk to you after you shunned her is pathetic, she probably didnât want to upset you. God.
I get where she comes from but like it's kind of conflicting the way she behaves. One one side she clearly blames Sam for her son's death and sees her as responsible for it morally...and tells her she wants nothing to do with her and doesn't wanna see her ect...but at the same time, she still expects her to make contact? To come up to them and express remorse? She can't do both. She can either leave you or keep contact with you. I know Chris's mom is grieving, but after 10 years I think it's long enough to maybe realize that Sam is just respecting the family's wishes and staying away. Bc they wanted her to.
She knew him for a matter of weeks, his family knew him all of their lives! There's more to this story than the media have shown.
@@kinkkee7628 they were together for a couple months but I see where your coming from ig đ
Samantha was made to feel like their mere presence was bad and then to be shamed for not engaging? That's so horrible. Honestly, though it didn't work, I think it was a good idea as any considering how vulnerable abuse victims are after leaving making it seem like Chris was a police officer. It would have occured either way in my opinion. Also it was both of their doing that lie. Poor Samantha
Gazza appearing out of nowhere with a bunch of chicken while drunk out of his mind will never fail to make me laugh. I'm glad that his drinking issues are better now, but the entire situation is just too funny
The way he brain washed his children is exactly what my dad did to my siblings and I. It's just disgusting and that was surprisingly triggering :c Those poor girls
as someone who also had to deal with their father trying to brainwash them I hope you're okay. I know how hard it is to go through that & I am sending so much love and positivity to you and your siblings xx
It's so abusive and awful because he knew what it felt like to grow up believing his father dgaf about him and then he fabricated that same tragedy for his own kids. What an unthinkably cruel person.
@@apriljk6557 sadly thatâs the exact situation that is happening here for my two girls and what his own father did to him. Itâs full circle!
My kids father did this and my oldest is just barely talking to me but the other younger ones don't want to be bothered with me it kills me everyday
My dad did that too :( I regret the hate I had for my mother
The whole Paul Gascoigne story is honestly cute in a strange way. The fact he'd brought all that stuff just thinking he was going to help a friend in distress. Idk I wish someone would bring me some beers and chicken sandwiches.
Right?! Like I understand how horrific it is that all of those people were murdered and Raoul is a proper piece of shit however,,, I was in hysterics when Paul showed up. Like, what a man, that's just so funny to me. He really saw a fucking murderer on screen and was like "Hmm... yeah I think I can talk him down". Dude what
Thatâs what I was saying. Paul is a good person at heart. When people are drunk they show their soul and his is a good one.
Gazza had addiction issues he wasn't a bad person. Well maybe to those closest to him but that's the same for anyone with addiction issues.
It's so immensely endearing that these are the thoughts that popped into his inebriated mind, not only the caring but also the fact he packed himself a care kit to take with, what a good egg.
@@kellydedman1720 I would never think he was a bad person it's just so sweet that that's the first thing he thought
I got emotional after learning about Davidâs fate, I kinda guessed it would end the way that it did for him after hearing how much he hated his life after he was blinded, but what his daughter did in light of him absolutely broke me đ„Č
The whole part with Paul gascoine was sad, since he was struggling with an alcohol addiction and was under the influence during all of this but there was something so wholesome about him seeing who he thought was a friend on the news, hearing about how he was threatening to kill himself, and in his drunken state, gathered beers, fishing poles, and blankets so he could go to his friend and comfort him.
Imagine courageously sacrificing your life for the one you love only for her to not be allowed to attend your funeral because your family cannot figure out how to process their grief properly. I understand why the family felt the way they did, but surely something could've been done. Chris died for her. She witnessed the event, also physically/mentally suffered from the event, must experience survivors guilt, and is also grieving someone she loves... Cruel of the family, in my opinion.
It also must have really halted her recovery, funerals usually provide so much closure for loved ones and she never had that.
Very cruel and completely innapropriate of the family
They're acting as if Chris wasn't a grown ass man who knew perfectly well what he was getting himself into dating her. She was upfront about what she had going on. She probably forewarned him before starting the relationship. He could have backed out at any point and left and said that it was too much for him. But instead, he decided to stay. That's not just on Sam. That's on the grown ass Chris too. Chris wasn't being held against his will. He knew the risk he was putting himself at. And he gave his life to save the woman he loved. No matter how short their relationship ended up being, he loved her. I don't know. If I were in his position, I'd be livid with my family. I'd understand but I'd still be angry at them for it. Neither of them could have ever imaged a roid raged psychopath would do something like this, though. Sam isn't to blame for another person's actions. Especially when she suffered the most, not only having to watch the man she loved die, but to know it was at the hands of someone that was only there because of her, and then to be shot herself and have to deal with all of that physical pain on top of the mental. Not to mention, she was still young and vulnerable after getting out of an abusive relationship. I know grief does crazy things to people, but blaming an innocent person who was also a victim, just isn't right.
It was literally adding to her trauma
Yeah, I don't think they are bad people but you're 100% right. Chris wouldn't have wanted that and should have been hailed as a hero instead of blaming Samantha
Chris was a hero, sacrificing himself to save others
dude throws himself in front of a bullet to save his gf from her crazy ex, and his family blames her? they should be ashamed of themselves.
maybe she shouldnt have told raoul that her new BF was a police officer while he was in prison, knowing raoul already hated the police. dont really blame the GF's parents
@@-xo6883 yeah it was a very stupid move but they probably didn't think this was gonna happen
@@-xo6883 yeah what weâre not gonna do is blame her. youâre acting like they didnât mutually agree. heâs an adult who made his own actions and chose to be with her despite knowing her past. the ONLY one to blame was the killer and thatâs it. point, blank, period. sam was a victim.
David Rathband was the most heartbreaking part of this case for me. I remember him getting the Pride of Britain award, and I remember that his daughter ran with the olympic torch. I think Raoul took the cowards way out - and he didn't care what he did to his victims. This case sticks in my mind even now.
Viz David Rathband. It turned out that he had not been the best of husbands. He had had a string of affairs long before the shooting. AFTER the shooting, he left his wife and had an affair with a victim of the 7/7 bombings - the one on the Tavistock Square bus. He lied about the affair, and when his wife found out, she finally wanted the marriage over. As she refused to take him back, he killed himself. So the trauma was not the reason he killed himself.
agreed.
raoul moat - *convinces his daughters to accuse his ex-girlfriend of hiding in a bush with a gun trying to shoot them*
*proceeds to literally hide in a bush armed with a friggin shotgun at 3am*
well well well... how the turned have tables
projection at its finest - i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the things he told his daughters (beyond what was said in this video) were things he did himself to his ex-girlfriend. gives me the creeps.
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@@xoxo9750 that would be "how the turntables" lol but it's close
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i feel so awful for samantha, i understand that chris's family associate her with his death but its just so sad because he sacrificed himself for her and she wasnt even allowed to go to his funneral to pay her respects to her boyfriend :(
How could the family blame Samantha AT ALL for what Raul did to Chris? She more than likely assumed that Raul would only ever hurt her and would leave Chris alone because Raul would come looking specifically for her, she couldn't have known just how much more unhinged Raul had become during his prison sentence. Chris was a hero, he saved her life. Samantha probably still has alot of trauma from having gone through this whole ordeal, it's devastating to think of Chris's family adding to that trauma by putting their grief on her in the form of blaming her for Chris getting caught in the path of Raul's rath. The last thing someone who had the courage to leave an abusive situation and had their abuser come back to cause them and the people they love harm needs is the family putting any degree of blame on them and not even allowing them to attend the funeral to be able to properly grieve the traumatic events. Chris is a hero, but his family should definitely be ashamed of themselves for treating Samantha the way they did. I fully understand that everybody grieves differently but how they treated her was cold and uncaring. I hope someday they realize how poorly they treated her and can find the courage within themselves to set things right with her. She doesn't deserve to have to carry the burden of guilt for this mad man's actions around.
This story just has never ending heart breaks itâs so awful how one person can do so much damage
Weird how the police took proven liar Raoul seriously THREE TIMES but totally dismissed Marissa's concern for her daughters. I wonder why? /s
i think it has to with the gap between male and female and maybe they didn't keep records or they just didn't check
Likely because he was huge and the police were afraid of him
I think Eleanor mentioned they couldn't do anything because he was still their legal guardian... even though they were in danger...
EXACTLY what I was thinking too
Fathers get so many rights over their kids even if theyâre abusive. Being biologically related is seen as more important than keeping children safe
As soon as I heard you say that the officers daughter ran blindfolded with the torch in honor of her father, I burst into tears. What an amazing sentiment.
The family blamed her for him being murdered but the fact that he gave his life to save hers just shows how much he loved her and how good she must have been to him.
I was just looking for something to watch on your channel! perfect timing!
omg same aha
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Girl stop lying
She read our minds.
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I really hate when people who kill others kill themselves afterwards because I feel like it's an easier way out for them rather than staying alive and taking responsibility for what they've done. I don't know how people can be so power hungry and narcissitic and think the entire world is all about them. đ
My husband was also kidnapped by his father against his will. He snuck out a window later that night and called his mom for help from a neighbor's house. Love you and your channel!
Dear Eleaonor, I just wanted to say *thank you* .Your videos have been bringing me through being in and out of hospital and having to stay in bed for months due to my basically nonexistent immune system.
I have been bingewatching your vids and it's been so interesting.
You are _always_ polite and respectful and I can't even begin to say how much I appreciate you and your work.
The time and research you put into each and every one of your videos must be insane, not to mention the time it takes to film them. _Thank you, just thank you so much Eleaonor_
Chris was so brave when Raoul was trying to shoot Samantha. Its so sad that happened.
I love how respectful and delicate Eleanor is when she cover these stories. As a bipolar person (type 2, wich is the "softer one") who lives in a house full of bipolar people (lol) I can positively say that a bipolar person who doesn't take care of themselves is kind of dangerous to them and other people. Yes, you can be complitely normal but you HAVE to work hard for it and be very responsable about your treatment. It always saddens me when I see these type of cases where if a bipolar person had taken care of their condition it could all be prevented. That's why I advocate for mental health awareness and normalizing treatment. (My first language is spanish so I may be off with my grammar, sorry)
Also: please like this comment so Eleanor sees it and looks at a very interesting Chilean case that noone has covered yet: The Hugo Bustamante case.
Her lasts video was not respectful nor delicate - Biancaâs family specifically asked for CZcamsrs not to cover her story & yet she did (& is deleting comments telling her she should take it downâŠ)
@@neutrallynonsensical3477 Biancaâs mother (yes, her actual mother, there are interviews and such on her channel) commented on that video saying she appreciated the way Eleanor covered the case, wasnât upset about it, didnât ask for it to be taken down, etc. yes Eleanor couldâve looked more into what the family has said about coverage of the case. But Biancaâs mother had no issues with it. Itâs okay to hold Eleanor (or anyone) to a certain standard because family/friends have expressed how they want things to be spoken about and handled. But itâs not fair to continue to hold Eleanor (or anyone) to a certain standard, saying itâs what the victimâs family wants, when the victimâs actually family has clearly and plainly said theyâre okay with Eleanorâs (or anyones) specific coverage of the case.
@@Boing2699 Very true
Hi, Trinidad. Are you from Chile too? I want Eleneor to cover Hugo's casé so bad!
@@barbaratapia2282 Yes! omg me too! Iâve been trying to get Eleanor to see my comments about covering this case since last year. I hope she gets to see this one lol.
Thatâs awful that Chrisâ family wouldnât allow her to say her final goodbye. She was there, she was a VICTIM too. Thatâs so sad.
i NEVER cry watching any of your videos, but what really got me is when you said David's daughter stepped in for him, and not only did that, but was blindfolded as tribute to her father. That just flooded my heart.
"Paul that's a star" I laughed sooo hard đ€Ł
Really appreciate the animal cruelty warning. A lot of other true crime CZcamsrs don't bother to do that.
it's so sad to hear that samantha had found someone who cared about her and knew about the abuse she had faced & wanted to help her, enough to die to protect her, and his family blamed her for it. she was a victim and he wanted to be with her knowing what she had been through. that's so heartbreaking for her :(
It is so sad that Samantha couldnât go to her own boyfriends funeral. I get that the family is thinking that if he hadnât met her he would be alive, but he sacrificed himself for her. I think that is a huge sign that he loves her, and would want her to be at his funeral
hi eleanor would you be able to cover a case from Poland, the name of the serial killer was Karol Kot who was dubbed 'the vampire of Krakow', it's quite a brutal case but it's very interesting and I think you would be the perfect person to cover this as I don't think it's a well known case at all however there are English articles. Also thank you for your sensitivity to the victims and their families and the people who watch your videos too.
YES
That sounds sooooo interesting!!
So I donât get triggered easily, but I was âtriggeredâ by the fact that Raoul made Marissaâs and his daughters hate her. I actually went through something similar with my daughters father. Not to that extreme at all, but he would slander me to her and when she was younger, she would believe it because I would refuse to Slander him back or even try to find out from her what he would say because that wasnât fair to put her in between this juvenile bullshit. I was absolutely miserable as he buddied up with her and they didnât include me in their little club. She is now 16 and figured out what her dad is like and how everything he told her about me was a lie. He isnât even in her life now, not because of me, he and she just grew apart and my daughter and I are very close now. She knows that what he did was not cool. I donât want anything from that man. I donât get child support or anything. I can take care of my daughter in every way all by myself thank you very much. Women, get these losers out of your life. I stayed for a while because I thought it was best for my daughter to keep her parents together, but later realized that this toxic relationship was what we were modeling for her and thatâs not ok.
You are very good and patient mother.
This case actually left me in tears.. All the families that man had destroyed⊠how disgusting that people looked up to him. He literally drove someone to suicide after murdering someone else and manipulating others?⊠May Chris and that poor officer rest in peace.
Hey Eleanor. I have an Australian case for you. Eric Edgar Cooke also known as The Nedlands Monster. He existed long before my time and the prison he was sent to is no longer a prison and is now a museum and tourist attraction. I've actually seen the place where he was in prison. It would be interesting if you covered it. Thank you.
This case will always hit different for me. PC Rathband was shot on the roundabout next to my house, there would always be a police car on that roundabout waiting for calls and for the longest time afterwards they stopped doing that, a good few years before they eventually would park there again.
Rathband also came to talk at my school after the shooting too. He was really inspirational and honestly it was so sad finding out he was hiding all his pain the whole time.
Great video as always!
I have never heard about this case (I live in Sweden). This man sounds absolutely terrifying. Thank you for telling this story. May his victims rest in peace.
Just wanna say that I watch a lot of true crime CZcamsrs, but very few treat the cases with the same level of respect as you. A lot of times it's easy for us to forget this are real people whose lives were lost or destroyed, and even more who've been affected by it. So really, thank you for treating these cases with dignity and care đ
Off topic but Elenorâs eyebrows look amazing đ«ą
Davidâs story is so heartbreaking. He was a truly incredible person. Really sad to hear
Edit ok nvm đđ still shouldnât have died thoigh
He cheated on his wife heâs such an incredible person
@@imreallydead.23 where did you see that at?
Viz David Rathband. It turned out that he had not been the best of husbands. He had had a string of affairs long before the shooting. AFTER the shooting, he left his wife and had an affair with a victim of the 7/7 bombings - the one on the Tavistock Square bus. He lied about the affair, and when his wife found out, she finally wanted the marriage over. As she refused to take him back, he killed himself. So the trauma was not the reason he killed himself.
@@BubbleBunnyy it was in a paper thatâs why she divorced him
@@Queen-of-Swords thank you for the explanation. That makes his story A LOT less sad, especially since I had an ex threaten to kill himself if I didnât take him back. Itâs such gross behavior.
So tragic all around. But I also let out a gasp when the dad showed up because I was NOT expecting that. And then my jaw DROPPED when Paul showed up.
I feel so bad for Samantha. I am sure she feels so guilty for Chris's death. And then just knowing that his family blames her for it too, even though the only person to blame is Raoul.
Wow. I am completely shattered by this story. The moment I heard that David k1lled himself, I started sobbing. So heartbreaking. May all the victims Rest In Peace
I actually really needed this video. I got a text from a childhood friends mom today, saying my friend was found passed away in her apartment on tuesday. I'm totally beside myself, so getting an hour break from the crying is seriously needed. Thank you. You really do help people more than you know. And to anyone struggling, please reach out to someone. Ask for help. You are loved.
Makes the story even more sad knowing Samantha was blamed by Chris's parents. As if she doesn't have enough to deal with đ
When I see childhood photos of killers it breaks my heart. They are so sweet and innocent, with bright eyes and smiles, and then one day something inside them flips and they become killers and rapists. One can see the darkness in their eyes in later photos. It truly saddens me.
I'm from Newcastle and I remember when this happened. I was still in school, and one of the girls in my class had the same surname, Moat, and was picked on because of it. They all called Raoul her 'crazy uncle' and stuff like that. Luckily since it happened so close to the summer holidays, everyone kind of forgot about it by the time the next school year rolled over, but it still came up from time to time and I always felt really bad for her. I also find it such a shame that the whole case became kind of a meme because of Gazza showing up, to the point that if anyone is to mention this case even today, the only thing people think about is Gazza and what a weird thing it was for him to show up, and the real tragedy of the actual events - the murder of Chris, debilitating injury and eventual suicide of David, lifelong trauma for Samantha and the other victims of his abuse - are usually forgotten. So thank you for covering this one, I'm happy at least the full story is out there and accessible again after so long.
I kept waiting for her to mention the irony of him hiding, in a bush, waiting with a gun... just like he lied to police about her doing.
He lied about his first children's mother, not Samantha, hiding in the bushes.
@@claricelyles8398 OH yeah. Still extremely ironic though.
YESSS sorry but can we appreciate how much eleanor has posted recently, really keeping us entertained x
this case is insane, like how one man is so dangerous to a whole army and the fact that his father showed up
I was living in Newcastle at uni when this happened at it was absolutely petrifying. No one knew where he was or where or who he was going to target next. The police were everywhere and the whole city was on edge. I was so relieved when I found out he was dead, I can remember my flat mate and I just bursting into tears.
the adrenaline that goes through my body when i see a new upload is insane đ
A swiftie in the wild
The part where the police officer's daughter held the torch blindfolded made me tear up. This was one hell of a rollercoaster ride! Wow! I am emotionally drained. Crazy world we live in!
Glad those daughters learned the truth eventually and got to have a good relationship with their mother. This case is heartbreaking and insane
I remember watching this all over the news whilst I was in labour with my son. Will never forget what happened. Its so so heartbreaking what happened to Chris he was a very brave man, RIP. Xx
I remember watching this case on the news. Hard to believe itâs been 12 years
David's daughter truly did the most awesome tribute to her father! It really touched me.
I havenât been on this channel in awhile, mostly because I wasnât in a mental space to hear gruesome true crime stories, but Eleanor look SO different I canât tell what it is that different sheâs still super gorgeous donât get me wrong
The moment your voice showed emotion I was met with the realization that no matter how many of these cases you do youâre still human like the rest of us and Iâm here for every bit of it â€â€â€
*YOUR TIMING IS SPOT ON*
I'm starting to run out of Eleanor videos ! It's all I listen to while I'm at work xD
Can't wait to have a full listen to this one !
have you checked out stephanie harlowe? her videos are lengthy and good
Check out Emma kenny too, her videos are incredible x
Or molly westbrook, or bailey sarian â€ïž luckily el uploads a lot
Thanks y'all!!
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You should do the case of the âSunderland stranglerâ, also known as Steven grieveson. Heâs from my home town and killed 4 young boys and burned there bodies, one of those boys killed was my second cousin. Thereâs a documentary of it on CZcams called âserial killer-Steven grievson| uk serial killerâ
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So excited you are covering this as the murder wasnât far from my house and itâs always fascinated me
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The end made me cry his daughter is so lovely for doing that.
This entire case is so so sad, but the fact that David's daughter did the running with the torch blindfolded for her dad just immediately brought me to tears.
Someone who can beat a dog like this, does not deserve to breathe.
If only shooting people like him in the face was legal. I would've had him looking like krillin.
Just want to say I have had that exact same nightmare and have had it for many many years off and on. Running from someone (unknown who it is) as a child down the street that I grew up on.
Also should mention my childhood was perfectly healthy and happy. No mental illness for me or anyone else in immediate family. Last I checked Iâm also not a murderer.
I think that nightmare is very common- itâs up there with the whole being naked in public nightmare.
Saying that has made me think and Ive just realized that ive only had like 1 nightmare in my entire life.. and it was so weird. I remember it so clearly and it was me and my family on a motorcycle riding up a mountain and getting eaten by a giant skull??? weird
Good for you and?
@@mikehat7652 I already said the âandâ and thanks I thought so too! Rude ass.
@mikehat no need to be rude
i love eleanor sm. she makes me so happy and even though the subjects of these videos are always so upsetting and cruel, it brings me comfort listening to eleanor. shes so nice and shes saved me so many times
I hope youâre okay, If you ever need to talk Iâm here âŁïž
@@lucy-wi9sp thank you so so much omg :(
The fact that his daughter ran blindfolded in honor of her dad gave me chills, what a beautiful moment.
You would be horrified at the amount of men who sympathised with Moat. I actually heard men talking about it in a local supermarket! Not one criticised him or his actions. They were discussing it by the newspaper stand that had papers with Moat on the front pages. I was absolutely disgusted.
as someone born and raised in newcastleâs west end, who still lives there to this day, and had family in northumberland, im sad to say the west end hasnât changed. The west end is still quite a traumatic, rough and poor place :/
I'm also born and raised in the Westend. My experience is completely different. I grew up in Fenham where Raoul lived at the time of this and my cousin lived in Rothbury at the time. I don't think the Westend is as bad as it has been made out and I'd say its a nicer place to live than the East Side of Newcastle.
"I'm not a threat to the public"- a threat to the public.
I can't believe Raoul's dad really played pick-me-girl in a _police standoff._ The ultimate case of "my life is a movie"
I'm always amazed at the ability to remember all these details! Great story telling
Eleanor is a great storyteller for true crime.
I know this is somewhat irrelevant, but I love that "tree surgeon" is a job title.
Itâs so sad to hear the police officer that got shot killed himself, thatâs horrible to hear :(
Rest easy
How different could the life of Raoul be if only his mother allowed his father to be in his life.
Many parents would be ashamed and wouldn't involve themselves in such a situation and Raoul's father decided to show up for his son in his darkest hour. This has touched me so much.
If only the mother allowed, father could have influenced Raoul to become a decent human.
That's what I was thinking. That's all he longed for.
His father may have raped his mother.
There is a higher proportion of serial killers that did not grow up with a dad but think about how many children that grow up with only one parent that don't grow up to be psychopaths
Whenever she says âno disrespect to anyone I talk about in this videoâ I always think: except for the suspect/killer đłđ
Never heard of this case before and I am really disappointed after hearing the ending.
That Raoul Moat idiot disgusts me and same with the people who thought of him as a role model and a great guy, what is wrong with them especially the mother who brought her sons to the funeral, she makes me sick.
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Psychopath types are very manipulative, this is why he was able to have all if these people in his web of BS.
@@claricelyles8398 yes and those people are complete idiots for admiring him.
I grow up on the same streets as Raoul, he never came across as a madman very quite when working out in the gym.
Chris Brown taught my 2 nephews karate, it was very disturbing watching it unfold on the news.
12 years on I'm still puzzled.
I am so happy to see someone finally cover this case. I'm not in the UK but I had seen a channel cover it a while ago. This was a sad case because of the loss of life and the poor police officer that had no idea what was coming at him just because he was a cop. Thanks for the great video!!
This is all so sad for everyone involved đą
What happened to that psycho woman who took her sons to see a crazed killer hoping they would become like him ? Did they remove her kids from her ?
She seriously pissed me off when she thought of Raoul Moat as a good person and a role model, like what the fuck is wrong with that bitch, doesn't she realize that he abused his partners and murdered an innocent person?