Murdering 3 Generations Of His Family | Encounters with Evil | Beyond Crime

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  • čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
  • This Episode of Encounters with Evil focuses on the individuals who do the unthinkable and kill those closest to them-family killers. Starting with Michell Quy, a newly married man who, when his wife goes missing, spins a web of lies in the media to deflect the police from the grisly truth. Jeremy Bamber, the unlikely killer who murdered three generations of his family. And finally, Stuart Hazel, convicted of abusing and killing his partner’s grand daughter and hiding her body in their attic.
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Komentáře • 270

  • @rr8960
    @rr8960 Před rokem +14

    The last man when asked if he murdered his wife, nodded his head in the affirmative while saying, “You will have to wait and see for yourself.” His body language had already answered the question.

    • @petejames1326
      @petejames1326 Před rokem +3

      yeah that was funny, he should have kept spinning his web of lies, lol and just broken down (in an act) and started sobbing saying, oh god my wife, my beautiful wife, please someone find her, she is everything to me etc... that would have been more convincing than being cocky and acting like a macho man.

  • @mimid.6675
    @mimid.6675 Před rokem +41

    From other channels, monster Stuart Hazell had dated Tia's mother before moving on to the grandmother who knew he had been convicted of serious offences and served time in prison.
    That's just creepy .
    The grandmother invited the monster into her house , sadly.

    • @williamrae9954
      @williamrae9954 Před rokem

      Thinking through her own vagina...the epitome of selfishness

    • @lynette599
      @lynette599 Před rokem +1

      Old raging hormones are a real thing and will top any red flags.

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +6

      Yes, neither Tia's mother or grandmother seem to have been concerned about letting this career criminal into their lives and homes. It should have crossed at least the grandmother's mind that maybe his interest was more in getting continued access to Tia, no questions asked, than in being with her gran, but it didn't. They paid the ultimate price for that...

    • @PaganPunk
      @PaganPunk Před rokem +1

      He was a petty thief!! Please don't blame the family...they have been through enough!!!

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem

      @@PaganPunk I'm not blaming the family for her death, they didn't kill her of course - I'm sure they blame themselves though, and carry the guilt every single day of not looking into Hazell's background (prison) and into his behaviours (he was a regular user of child porn and bestiality websites) early enough. A salutary lesson for all parents and grandparents where strangers are concerned..

  • @yukiefromoz2573
    @yukiefromoz2573 Před rokem +83

    Oh I hate these types who go on TV and fake their innocence and beg for the return of the missing loved one. Makes me sick.

    • @k.jlmfharrington3437
      @k.jlmfharrington3437 Před rokem +4

      Me too 😈

    • @shawn27078
      @shawn27078 Před rokem +2

      Bamber has his own fan club too, taking photos for him at the graves of the deceased.

    • @tommymorgan4677
      @tommymorgan4677 Před rokem +2

      Same here, it makes me sick 🤮

    • @Fee212
      @Fee212 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@shawn27078
      Why would he ask them to do that? You're making that up.

  • @LorettaHale6321
    @LorettaHale6321 Před rokem +17

    The sense of entitlement can be quite dangerous at times...

  • @AmaratMamu
    @AmaratMamu Před rokem +5

    Evil beyond belief but he was sentenced to just 30 years in prison for killing his whole family, it is 6 years for each murder... WTFluff???

    • @jackmartin4320
      @jackmartin4320 Před rokem +3

      But in 1994 the home secretary increased his sentence to full life without parole.

  • @annscarlatou269
    @annscarlatou269 Před rokem +14

    Watching from Greece!

  • @francisgathura5482
    @francisgathura5482 Před rokem +8

    Watching from Kenya

  • @freethinker1378
    @freethinker1378 Před rokem +11

    Just like when buying a house, it should be a universal law that all potential partners have to declare any prior arrests/accusations or convictions for murder. I mean when did we put the value of a property over ourselves?!

    • @aireothogaba8613
      @aireothogaba8613 Před rokem +6

      Your mind is working overtime. You need to take some time off of mars and come back to earth. Earth where in this age you can pay to find out most/all that you stated. Earth where it’s not unusual for people to lie. Earth where some people are happily engaged to “yet to be paroled “ murderers, gang members etc. No sane person would even think of such a law , 😮🙄

    • @freethinker1378
      @freethinker1378 Před rokem +2

      @@aireothogaba8613 it’s kinda obvious that I’m not serious. Anyone with a knowledge of the internet and computers knows you can find out stuff about the people you invite into your life. I’m pointing out the hypocrisy of it all but I CHOSE to do it without vague insults. Showing negativity online is easy. Anyone can be insulting but it’s harder to admit that we’re not always right and be open to the potential for learning from a pov that’s not your own.

    • @Juiceworld21
      @Juiceworld21 Před rokem

      16 to have a child 17 to drive,18 to drink,you have to have a test to drive but not to be a parent.

  • @davidjma7226
    @davidjma7226 Před rokem +11

    Jeremy was being brought up by his father to take over the farm. Doing it tough to build the character needed. His sister would never have inherited it of course.

  • @umehhilary8471
    @umehhilary8471 Před rokem +8

    Watching from Nigeria🇳🇬

  • @regisbabytisay63
    @regisbabytisay63 Před rokem +5

    WATCHING FROM PHILIPPINES

  • @bambam-rf5bj
    @bambam-rf5bj Před rokem +6

    Watching from NZ

  • @LadyandtheScamp4Ever
    @LadyandtheScamp4Ever Před rokem +19

    I don’t like grandma saying negative things about Tia after she’s been murdered heinously abused & murdered by her ‘grandfather’… I think she needs more self awareness 😪💔🙏

  • @MiticDane
    @MiticDane Před rokem +6

    Watching from Serbia 🇷🇸

  • @jennifernguyen4325
    @jennifernguyen4325 Před rokem +6

    Watching from Canada!! 🇨🇦

  • @angelam886
    @angelam886 Před rokem +3

    It’s not narcistic it’s narcissistic

  • @beatrixhahn7690
    @beatrixhahn7690 Před rokem +7

    Watching from South Africa

  • @HollyGW
    @HollyGW Před rokem +5

    I'm watching from Vancouver BC Canada 🇨🇦

  • @123UpNorth321
    @123UpNorth321 Před rokem +13

    Hazel looks so much like this other sick dude Philpot or however his name is written...it's truly scary 😬😳

  • @leandrasmith825
    @leandrasmith825 Před rokem +5

    Watching from Australia 🇦🇺

  • @willyeckerslike123
    @willyeckerslike123 Před rokem +4

    i remember reading that when bamber went with police to the farm and was outside with them they was movement inside the house

  • @nadzya22
    @nadzya22 Před rokem +9

    He's exactly like my brother. Now he hates me and my eldest sister so much, he cuts ties with us.

    • @roseanncampbell3168
      @roseanncampbell3168 Před 25 dny

      My older brother too, Even Though he got showered with more attention by adults throughout childhood it's not enough for psychos like them

  • @theranjithjay
    @theranjithjay Před rokem +4

    1985 Essex - 24 year old Jeremy Bamber killed his mother father and sister and nephews and nieces and called the police. Then another killing, Tia and Stuart Hazel and then another story of a man named Mitchelle Quay who killed his wife Lynsey- Killers in the family.

  • @olomarbonizzoni2425
    @olomarbonizzoni2425 Před rokem +5

    Watching from Italy

  • @marilynsmith365
    @marilynsmith365 Před rokem +18

    How the heck could his sister shoot herself with a silenced rifle (that she couldn't reach) and then put the damned silencer in the gun cupboard????

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem

      I was looking for this comment 🤨
      It makes investigators look like people with no brain. But I rather think these so-called "documentaries" are done by people with limited brain capacity.

    • @suzannelindsay2247
      @suzannelindsay2247 Před rokem +2

      🤣😂😂👍

    • @imemine6494
      @imemine6494 Před rokem

      .. Who said she did use a silencer?

    • @marilynsmith365
      @marilynsmith365 Před rokem +1

      @@imemine6494 I'll have to go have a rewatch and let me you know. I just remembered thinking this at the time.

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem

      @@imemine6494 How else would have it gotten Sheila's blood on it?

  • @Mark-Smeaton
    @Mark-Smeaton Před rokem +14

    Story #1: I can't stand it when a murder suspect's "good looks" are cited as evidence of guilt. To all of us - even murderers - our faces are just the things we look out of , but all these ruddy "experts" talk about physical appearance as if it's a weapon to manipulate people with. Okay, sometimes murderers are vain but it's not a universal truth. (The prick in story 3 strikes me as vain .)

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +9

      Mark, I don't think Jeremy Bamber being good looking was cited as evidence he was guilty of murder. He was, at the time of the murders, undoubtedly good looking and knew it, he had based his personality on his looks and his - superficial - charm and he enjoyed a playboy lifestyle which his parents disapproved of. His looks were mentioned to give a bit of background on the sort of man he was at that time.

    • @Mark-Smeaton
      @Mark-Smeaton Před rokem +1

      @@jeanhind8198 Maybe Jean, but I still take issue with it and I'll tell you why. Firstly, I think you secretly know as well as I do they ARE using his good looks to imply he was guilty of murder. (Handsome? That must make him innately "manipulative", "cunning", when as diabolical as the crimes were, they really weren't those kinds of murders. More like rage killings.) You say he was "undoubtedly good looking and knew it" but did he? When I was a very young man, people were always telling me in a flirtatious manner that I was good looking and "knew it" but . . . I * didn't * ! Would that life had been that easy! I thought I was a freak. My Dad picked on me and shamelessly favored my sister (who was given several of her own flats to live in) . I just felt like the opposite of civilization , and was bordering on suicidal. I think it must come as a shock to a lot of women to be perceived as powerful femme fatales when maybe inwardly they're dying. Having said all this, I have ZERO empathy with a man who killed his family - especially a man who killed children. Excuse the late reply.

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +2

      Jeremy Bamber's good looks at the time of the murders was mentioned, it was also mentioned that he was angry that his sister was being supported at that time by their parents, having gone through a divorce and a breakdown and being responsible for young twin sons. Jeremy didn't take any of that into account, he was angry that Sheila had been bought a flat in London and didn't have to work, while he was earning very little working on the farm and was living in a worker's cottage.. You're right when you say the murders had all the hallmarks of "anger" killings, but it also took a cold, calculating mind to try and deflect the blame onto his troubled sister. Jeremy had shown signs of being able to detach his emotions all his life, he had also told his girlfriend at the time that he intended to "get rid of his whole family" so he could inherit what he felt he was being deprived of (although it was always his parents plan that he would inherit the farm). I'm sorry to hear that your own life experiences make you feel that Jeremy Bamber was treated differently from his sister - truth be told, both adopted children were a bit of a disappointment to their parents at the time of the killings, but they were good parents who were trying to be supportive, and fair..

    • @SY-ok2dq
      @SY-ok2dq Před 10 měsíci +1

      ​@@jeanhind8198 Bamber was OK looking. Not good looking, but clean cut and certainly not BAD looking, and young (24?) which is when most white people look their best (Brits just don't seem to age well it seems to me).
      It's his sister Sheila who was the good looking one. Very pretty she was, definitely in terms of ordinary person levels of attractiveness, well above average. With her looks, she could have done some modeling - catalogs, print ads, TV commercials, actress - although she didn't have the kind of looks for high fashion, Paris/Milan/London runway shows and Vogue covers. But definitely pretty enough for commercial stuff and to be an actress. Very sad that she had mental health issues that were genetic (schizophrenia). That's why she needed to be supported by her parents. How can you hold down a job when you periodically go off your nut and have paranoid delusions? Yeah no employer is going to keep you on after a schizo episode. It's a disability. And she had 2 kids to support too. But to Bamber, the fact that Sheila was ill and basically disabled, didn't seem to register as a reason why the Bambers bought her a flat. To him it was unfair special treatment.
      I must say though, that the thumbnail image of Bamber staring directly into the camera - what a coup for that photographer! His eyes seem to pierce you, to be ... Challenging you. What an arresting photo!

    • @roseanncampbell3168
      @roseanncampbell3168 Před 25 dny

      ​@@SY-ok2dq yes, his eyes are very icy and cold and dead. Very chilling. If he didn't kill his family it would have been someone else. Even he hypothetically he didn't actually do it, he knows who did and planned it with them.

  • @tasosdiaforetico7377
    @tasosdiaforetico7377 Před rokem +6

    Watching from your wardrobe on my phone. Waiting for you too rest😂🤐

  • @barbarajohnson3876
    @barbarajohnson3876 Před rokem +4

    Panama checking in 🇵🇦. Thanks

  • @likeaboss6421
    @likeaboss6421 Před rokem +30

    If the detective seargant just listened and obeyed the chief inspector on the bamber case then Jeremy would of got away Scott free, it was only the detective seargents intuition and persistence that nailed this evil killer for wipeing out his entire family including his little nephews all for greed and a desire to party and live the high life

    • @judedonnelly4100
      @judedonnelly4100 Před rokem +1

      "wiping"..

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem

      Yes indeed, the police wanted an easy case to put to bed and so they believed what was being presented to them. Unfortunately, it was being presented by Jeremy Bamber.. They admitted they messed up.

  • @marilyngatchalian2423
    @marilyngatchalian2423 Před rokem +4

    Viewer here in Hong Kong, thanks

  • @pulsereading
    @pulsereading Před rokem +14

    There was a strong case for the review of the Bamber case especially concerning the cousins motives. It's one of those cases that just won't lie down and go away there was too much media whipped emotion, not enough evidence.

    • @idiotsimulator8055
      @idiotsimulator8055 Před rokem +3

      Yes, Matthew Steeples doesn't believe he murdered his family. There's a lot of people whom believe I was his sister as Jeremy was phoned by his father to come round as the sister was threatening them all.

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem +5

      @@idiotsimulator8055 Then how did Sheila's blood got on the silencer that was put away downstairs? She shot herself with a riffle + silencer (which is physically impossible), then she went upstairs, laid down with the riffle and a Bible and then decided it's time to die. Leaving no blood stain anywhere else in the house. Will you please explain it?
      How did the father make a phone call when he was shot upstairs where there's no phone?
      Why did Bamber want to burn things in the house? Who wants to BURN anything left behind by their dead family?
      I could imagine a hitman was involved, but then how did Bamber's fingerprint got onto the Bible and the riffle?

    • @idiotsimulator8055
      @idiotsimulator8055 Před rokem +1

      @@verabolton Oh I believe he murdered his family. I was just saying that quite a few people do believe he's innocent.

    • @TomRogersOnline
      @TomRogersOnline Před rokem

      @@verabolton (i). It is possible it wasn't Sheila's blood. The forensic scientist responsible for the blood examination gave a statement dated 3rd. October 1986, just before the trial, in which he admitted that the blood could either be that of Sheila Caffell or Robert W. Boutflour, Jnr. It's worth adding that the blood was never an exact individuated match. The technology of the time only allowed for type matching.
      (ii). The father could have made the call before Sheila began shooting.
      (iii). It wasn't Jeremy Bamber's idea to burn things in the house. That was entirely the idea of Essex Police, who suggested it out of consideration for Jeremy as they believed Sheila had killed the family then killed herself, meaning Jeremy had lost his entire family. Jeremy agreed to their idea - which is perfectly understandable.
      (iv). Jeremy's fingerprint was not found on the Bible. Had it been, it would certainly have been brought up at trial. Essex Police did examine the Bible for prints and garnered a positive result, but they have never disclosed what this was. Nor did they allow the Bible itself into evidence at trial, claiming they were no longer in possession of it, which was later shown to be an untruth. Jeremy's fingerprint was found on the rifle, but so was Sheila's. Given that the rifle was de facto Jeremy's, it's hardly surprising his print would be found on the rifle, but how do you explain Sheila's?

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem

      @@TomRogersOnline You only raised further questions, but, frankly, this is not important enough to me to argue about. I might be wrong and you might be right, but your points didn't convince me to change my opinion at the moment.
      Blessings.

  • @PaganPunk
    @PaganPunk Před rokem +6

    Still not 100% sure That Jeremy Bamber actually did it!! I live not far from that farmhouse

    • @tracyshaffer4510
      @tracyshaffer4510 Před rokem

      It was impossible for the sister to shoot herself so who did it? The evil man child did it.

    • @davidjma7226
      @davidjma7226 Před rokem +5

      Quite a few things don't add up. I lived in the next village at that time. Provincial police force, inexperienced.

    • @asbisi
      @asbisi Před rokem +1

      I studied this case upside down, in and out, and I am still not sure. Something is OFF with the whole thing. Not sure Jeremy Bamber did it, not sure he didn´t.
      For one, how could he shoot his sister TWICE, then go ahead with his plan, claiming she committed suicide? You´d have to be a half-wit to do that. JB is not that stupid - or is he?

    • @davidjma7226
      @davidjma7226 Před rokem

      @@asbisi Well, you would have to be a bit stupid to try and kill your whole family and believe you can get away with it! Last person left alive, hated his parents, jealous of his sister and of course 'cui bono' in the event of all this happening? No one else except.....JB. Hmmmm...

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem +1

      I tend to believe that he might have hired a hitman, which makes him just as guilty. The phone call to Bamber was made not by his father but by the hitman saying "job done".
      Jeremy did not rush to the scene (police passed him on their way)
      He immediately had an explanation and seemed to "know" what's happened... he was very keen to blame his sister and never asked the question "what if they were all murdered?"
      He was keen to BURN stuff in the house. Who burns things left behind by their dead family...?! Murderers burn evidence.
      He went out to celebrate with his friends right after the funeral.
      If he was the one hiding the silencer, he would have got rid of it. I think the hitman left it there without Jeremy knowing it.
      He clearly lied about his father's phone call. His dad was shot upstairs where there was no phone. I cannot imagine the father calling Jeremy, then going back upstairs without ringing the police.
      Peculiar case badly messed up by the police.

  • @Flamsterette
    @Flamsterette Před rokem +7

    Thanks for the Friday afternoon upload!

  • @mariaq8087
    @mariaq8087 Před rokem +3

    Watching from the Island of Cyprus 🏝️🏝️🌞

  • @sarahwenger6951
    @sarahwenger6951 Před rokem +3

    Watching from Switzerland 🇨🇭

  • @VickyRavnII
    @VickyRavnII Před rokem +12

    Watching in bed in Denmark (Southern Jutland close to the German border).

    • @noongourfain
      @noongourfain Před rokem +1

      That's what's so great about CZcams...unites us all and I hope for the better but i'm not sure...Mukbangs make me sick because people who have very little food watch too. I wish mukbangs would be banned. Stupid anyway.

    • @VickyRavnII
      @VickyRavnII Před rokem +1

      @@noongourfain
      I have never watched mukbangs. I think it sounds gross.

    • @lucylovic
      @lucylovic Před rokem

      I am in love with Danish men and always will be

    • @noongourfain
      @noongourfain Před rokem +1

      @@VickyRavnII I agree....
      mukbangs are gross in more ways than one!
      looks like you have an admirer, I'll go mind my own business and check back on the next video.

    • @VickyRavnII
      @VickyRavnII Před rokem

      @@noongourfain
      No I don't because I'm not a man. And seriously even if I was I could not care less about someone who admires me only for being Danish.
      Any i hope you will have a nice day.

  • @suzannelindsay2247
    @suzannelindsay2247 Před rokem +1

    Love these, keep them coming please. Greetings from Downunder.👍

  • @samiblank6761
    @samiblank6761 Před rokem +1

    jeremy bamber made one fatal mistake which was phoning the police to report that his dad had just phoned him saying your sister has gone mad and has a gun come over quick.Once the police could show that sheila could not have killed herself than it has to be jeremy impossible to be anyone else because of the telephone call.Had he not made that call and instead let the farms workers or house keeper report their murders than he may well have got away with it

  • @jimmydeewilliams6489
    @jimmydeewilliams6489 Před rokem +3

    Very interesting crime stories.. the last story especially ended too abruptly, not told about his eventual punishment

  • @patmcstuff671
    @patmcstuff671 Před rokem +3

    Every major case police mess up, especially around this time

  • @mattdonaldson2260
    @mattdonaldson2260 Před rokem +3

    hm, "smoking gun" slincer found by Bamber's family and not Police !?! That sounds pretty lame, folks.

  • @Garbeaux.
    @Garbeaux. Před rokem +1

    It’s really not fair how they’re picking apart how Bamber acted in the hours after. When you’re told someone has died abruptly, many people will have a delayed reaction. I know I do for the most part. It’s a lot of information to take all at once bc it means so many different things.

    • @MsVanorak
      @MsVanorak Před rokem

      the first trial by media wasn't it really. a display of power by the press

  • @MUFC1933
    @MUFC1933 Před rokem +1

    Thank you 😊 🙏

  • @JudeNance
    @JudeNance Před rokem +2

    I have looked evil in the eyes three times in my 80 odd years.

  • @merrylynnallison6922
    @merrylynnallison6922 Před měsícem

    Watching from Canada!

  • @lisadolan689
    @lisadolan689 Před rokem +1

    Ummm why did her family wait until early February to report her missing? I don’t understand that 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @hoofhearted7898
    @hoofhearted7898 Před rokem +3

    Watching from Belgium 🧐😄

  • @Mari-hu7vm
    @Mari-hu7vm Před 9 měsíci +1

    Wow! His sister was beautiful!

  • @mariamaria7796
    @mariamaria7796 Před rokem +1

    Ontario Canada watching

  • @remige67
    @remige67 Před rokem +1

    Watching from New Zealand

  • @birdyelke775
    @birdyelke775 Před rokem +1

    Why u even think, that an ex criminal change his/her petals? By another innocent victim.😳🥴😲😩

  • @paulchristopher8634
    @paulchristopher8634 Před rokem +1

    When ever I watch programmes like this I feel like Sherlock Holmes. I am also trying to work out what makes these monsters tick

  • @benjaminmeta7139
    @benjaminmeta7139 Před rokem +1

    In the 80’s oh hell yeah u can still believe in liars….not today technology is in advanced

  • @delorasledge2492
    @delorasledge2492 Před rokem +1

    And then he went home to Lord over her babies. Disgusting.

  • @MiniMu-2008
    @MiniMu-2008 Před rokem +2

    Is evil spreading?

    • @annamarielewis7078
      @annamarielewis7078 Před rokem

      No, just getting more publicity. And many of these are really old.

    • @nancyjones1930
      @nancyjones1930 Před rokem

      💯 percent correct. The internet and social media has made it possible for news to be made available literally around the world! Unfortunately EVIL exists!!!!

  • @Dee-JayW
    @Dee-JayW Před rokem +1

    Western Canada 🇨🇦 watching

  • @brandymcnamee7880
    @brandymcnamee7880 Před rokem +6

    So it was the silencer that finally convinced them it was murder, as opposed to the _two gunshot wounds to the neck?_ Well, that's just the most stellar detectiving to ever detective. Huzzahs all around! Sherlock who? Never heard of him...

  • @davidjma7226
    @davidjma7226 Před rokem +1

    Watching from Muscat, Oman.

  • @normatible9795
    @normatible9795 Před rokem +1

    Watching from the Philippines

  • @honorladone8682
    @honorladone8682 Před rokem +1

    Evil is bad ( not good ) Philadelphia USA

  • @ldub288
    @ldub288 Před 6 měsíci

    Watching from Germany 👀

  • @TheNinnyfee
    @TheNinnyfee Před rokem

    "Do I look like a psychopath?" Yep.

  • @evgeniaprotogeraki7644
    @evgeniaprotogeraki7644 Před rokem +1

    17 y old already heavily pregnant with her ex boyfriends baby... FOR GOD'S SAKEEEEE

  • @tindahanny1994
    @tindahanny1994 Před rokem +2

    Watching while eating...
    #philippines

  • @NemoElohemi
    @NemoElohemi Před 27 dny

    Slovenia ! 🇸🇮

  • @imperez669
    @imperez669 Před 10 měsíci

    He may have gotten all the money of the family,, but he aint got nowhere to spend it.
    Whst comes around goes around..

  • @Synthpoptroubadour
    @Synthpoptroubadour Před rokem

    Why do the grandparents look so young in the 2nd story???

  • @maricamaas2326
    @maricamaas2326 Před rokem +4

    Terrible to be murdered by one's child/ren. It seems very noble, yet by adopting, one is taking a huge risk; far beyond raising one's natural offspring. Besides for allowing someone into one's family and home, who is not related through blood; it's not possible to know the history of the adopted children's previous generations. Fostering children, who in-between visit their natural father and/or mother, is even more complicated.

  • @loriegosnell9355
    @loriegosnell9355 Před 9 dny

    I’ve experienced Evil. Their eyes actually Do turn black when they have you where they want you.

  • @patmcstuff671
    @patmcstuff671 Před rokem +1

    Women never bring a man into ur life with young kids, date outside the home

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před rokem

    I'm not sure about the Bamber case.

  • @breeze1472
    @breeze1472 Před rokem +1

    I dont think the poilce did themselves any favours by the way the investigation was run tbh.Hes as guilt as though in my mind

  • @geralddolan9417
    @geralddolan9417 Před rokem +1

    Bring back the short rope and the long drop

  • @kalpanaperry6709
    @kalpanaperry6709 Před rokem +1

    mitchell what ever his last name is. very forgettable thing. lynsey on the other hand was a person every one will remember because she was a devoted mother to her children it's just too bad this snake slithered into her life!!! how this thing convinced her to date him I don't think I want to know it will make me throw up!!
    what a conniving depraved abusive controlling troll.
    rest in peace lynsey. you are a beautiful mother and person!!!

    • @proudmen1220
      @proudmen1220 Před rokem

      She killed her unborn baby.
      Not better than him.

  • @kalpanaperry6709
    @kalpanaperry6709 Před rokem +1

    I can't stand it when the cops close the creep quickly without independence investigation. where did they get their detective badge out of a cracker jack box????? listen to the family they are saying she would not kill herself. something is wrong? I really hope police detectives have become more sophisticated than the 80s. good job on the family for not accepting the police pressure. it is a shame when you have to push the police to do their jobs. it's sickening when police ignore the family.

  • @tsungietsambatare253
    @tsungietsambatare253 Před rokem

    Jeremy Bamber …. Jefrey Dahmer the rhyme 🫤🫤

  • @OstaraDawn
    @OstaraDawn Před rokem

    I wonder if they compared his DNA to other missing girls in the area?? And was this the first time he had been alone with her???

  • @shicruisin7004
    @shicruisin7004 Před rokem +5

    1st story: I guess he felt like he was still an orphan. As if his adoptive family had nothing to do with him, because they weren't really his family. The "sister" was also adopted, so no biological relative of his, and therefore neither were her kids. "Mom & Dad" were also not biologically related to him, and then "Dad" treated him like he was not his relative, so he had no real loving dad/parents experience as a child or adult. The sister was treated much better than he was. He was basically just a farm hand, someone to work, fetch and carry for the elderly couple. I can almost FEEL his isolation and feelings of hopelessness and abandonment. By humanity at large, not only his biological or adoptive families. I can understand that someone can feel so EMPTY, unwanted and un-valued, that nothing & no-one matters anymore. Because he feels HE doesn't matter to anyone. He perceives his life as valueless and all he feels is pain. And anger born from pain. Then such an act of revenge out of this despair, becomes doable. I feel sorry for his lot in life. Of course also his adoptive family didn't deserve to die the way they did. He could have just abandoned them and left though, alternative to what he did end up doing. Not sure why he couldn't have done that instead of killing them all. Anger and revenge, I presume. Sadly, by satisfying that for himself, he also risked destroying/stopping his own life, and did in the end, when his story blaming the sister, was proven to be bs.
    I always think, THINK!! before deciding to satisfy feelings of anger, hurt, pain, by taking revenge in such a final way and in so doing, destroying your own life. 99% of murderers get caught eventually. Be selfish, leave the feelings behind and save yourself. Just don't do it, it's not worth it. Go punch/stab a bag. Ask yourself if it will all have been worth it, if your behind is spending the rest of it's life, locked up, controlled, humiliated, abused, physically hurt by other inmates, etc. Your victims may have lost their lives and your feelings of revenge/anger may have been satisfied/cleared, but.......now your life is over too. STUUUUUUPID!!!! Think.

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +7

      Jeremy Bamber was given a loving and privileged family life by his adoptive parents, who were perhaps a little old-fashioned and strict, but by all accounts they were generous and kind with both their adopted children. Jeremy was difficult from his teenage years, wanting a playboy lifestyle but not holding down any job for long and expecting his parents to pay for everything. At the time of the murders, he was undoubtedly jealous that his sister was being funded by their parents following her divorce, as she had young twins and couldn't work. He was ungrateful for everything he'd been given in his life, which was never enough, full of rage, and evil...

    • @brandymcnamee7880
      @brandymcnamee7880 Před rokem

      @@jeanhind8198 *EXACTLY.* Absolutely spot-on.

    • @brandymcnamee7880
      @brandymcnamee7880 Před rokem

      🎻

    • @marie_84
      @marie_84 Před rokem +1

      @@jeanhind8198 U described a NARCISSIST. 💯💯💯💯💯

    • @pjay951
      @pjay951 Před rokem

      @@jeanhind8198 Right on!

  • @vinnyvincent2862
    @vinnyvincent2862 Před 6 měsíci

    Just watched a new video today were new facts have since come to light that was suppressed at the trial here are just three (1) lights were seen being switched on and off in the farmhouse (2) curtains were seen being opened and closed (3) a phone call was made from somebody inside the farmhouse ! while during all this time Bamber was standing outside with 40 police officers ! 🤔

  • @alison4316
    @alison4316 Před rokem

    @7:55 This gentleman says that, if they know it's a murder-suicide, they wouldn't protect or need evidence...... Completely inaccurate. Police should treat every suspicious death as a murder until provided with evidence to the contrary.

    • @jackmartin4320
      @jackmartin4320 Před rokem

      They should but police made a lot of errors. They were taken in by Bamber. Bamber spent 5 hours telling police how mad his sister is. And that she used all the guns in the house . So he really painted a picture that Sheila was this psychotic nutter who was experienced with guns. This turned out to be far from the truth.
      So police went in saw all 5 dead with Sheila in an apparent suicide position. They briefly checked for any signs of forced entry but said all windows and doors were locked. What they didn't know is a window in the kitchen can be exited undetected .
      So they were really complacent not treating it as suspicious. They threw away potential bits of evidence and missed the silencer.

  • @knocknock5093
    @knocknock5093 Před rokem +3

    Watching from Germany on bed

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před rokem

    The cousins would slander jeremy,if he's gone who gets the money?whose blood was in the silencer?you can't put your toe on the trigger it's weak evidence.

  • @alejandrojr.albarracin939

    Not fair? So much life wrong guidance not freely will to do so. In love can kill over his feelings (out of control)

  • @profhortsunlover1536
    @profhortsunlover1536 Před rokem

    Bamber was abandoned by his parents, no wonder he doesn't live in reality, he lives in a fantasy la la land inside his own head, delusional, angry, in the deepest pain a person can be in.
    Cycle of Abuse.
    As a child, you don't have agency, autonomy, but as a grown up you do. All adult survivors of childhood trauma get to decide whether to end the cycle or not, most chose not to do to others what was done to them.
    Much kinder, for all of us, in the long run, to just flush an egg.
    Terminating eggs is natural normal, just because your reproductive organs have developed, doesn't mean your brain has finished development, impregnation under age 16 is medically dangerous, even lethal.
    Female deaths from impregnation per day = 800+
    Male deaths from impregnation per day = 0
    These rich old males are not impacted by forced birth, same way they aren't impacted by r worders, they have no lived experience of either, so should not be making up unethical immoral evil laws like this.
    Forced Birth is an invention of rich old dudes. It makes termination taboo, the result is billions of dead girls and women, and billions of unwanted children. Orphans, who are nearly all traumatised by abandonment by the adults who created you, leaving you with nothing $$, and no one.
    It is the Cruellest thing a parent can do.
    It's worse than hitting your child.
    Abandoning them in this greedy capitalistic hellscape.
    Also worth noting that in US adoption is tax deductable, nothing to do with charity, obviously, when there is a cash incentive.
    Those evil Haart "parents" got over half a Million USD, and killed the kids when the cash ran out.

  • @pietskiet8763
    @pietskiet8763 Před rokem

    Confused...what was the murder weapon..shotgun ?and took 7 rounds....slugs or birdshot...not many animals survive 3 slugs...weird?

  • @profhortsunlover1536
    @profhortsunlover1536 Před rokem

    Boarding Schools = EEEUUUURGHHHH = is there anything more sadistic?
    They triggered his issues with Abandonment, Separation Anxiety. Such a cruel and sadistic thing for a parent to do, evict their children from the family home at age 10, so they can wash their hands of them, and allow them to be raised by complete strangers in the buggarcupboard.
    Reality check.
    Keep your kids under your roof - safer happier kids.

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem

      Are you OK?
      Have you ever heard the word "responsibility"? Maybe you need to google it.
      This man had a thousand times better life than many of us. You blaming everything else, including his adopting parents, is sickening.

  • @johnrogers6348
    @johnrogers6348 Před rokem

    Why do they think you can't use a rifle to end it if your arms can't reach the trigger? Were the shoes on? A toe can make it happen real easy

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton Před rokem

      Yes. She shot herself using her toes, then she went downstairs, put the silencer into the cupboard, went back up and laid down to die.
      Amazing.

  • @I_am_BiG_Al
    @I_am_BiG_Al Před rokem

    5:13 I was born on that day

  • @kenchapman2126
    @kenchapman2126 Před 7 měsíci

    These female psychologists always tell you what we already know,a waste of time as they never tell you anything new.

  • @jeynjohnstone5917
    @jeynjohnstone5917 Před rokem +1

    He looks like someone I would never want around my loved ones. Just saying.

  • @jonkline709
    @jonkline709 Před rokem +2

    The so called detectives f/u there better be blame. The wanted a nice neat case solver quickly. Whoever signed off on that case as closed. Should be fired

  • @rexel666
    @rexel666 Před rokem

    Bamber is innocent.

  • @sandrasarandon5670
    @sandrasarandon5670 Před rokem

    Public Education

  • @nataliestewart6168
    @nataliestewart6168 Před rokem

    Jeremy babers girlfriend new all along she only told because she got dumped

  • @user-ko2my4kd5i
    @user-ko2my4kd5i Před 2 měsíci

    Weal never no the truth the is something funny going on with the family the wos no evedence on Jeramy jus he’s girlfriend and she sold hear story for money and she was a big layer I think Jeramy wos stitched up the truth will come out one day

  • @maricamaas2326
    @maricamaas2326 Před rokem +2

    In general not prudent to try to manipulate by threatening someone with the possibility that they will never see someone else again; especially so when it comes to removing children from someone who displays anti-social, dangerous tendencies.
    In the final case, where the husband had murdered and dismembered his wife - disregarding her humanity - treating her body as if pieces of meat; without showing any remorse afterwards: Is this not exactly what she had done to one of her own children? Neither the (supposed devoted) young mother, nor her (concerned doting) family seem to have had regrets about the life of the pre-born offspring that was willfully snuffed out. The marriage relationship was not complicated only by her committing the abortion; to begin with the marriage started out with her being pregnant with someone else's child.

    • @ninaballerina2807
      @ninaballerina2807 Před rokem

      Who are you lecturing to? The Godless UK? The self-acclaimed descendants of ape? Well, good luck with that.

    • @maricamaas2326
      @maricamaas2326 Před rokem

      To whosoever that has an ear to hear? Who knows which seeds will be growing where; if already sprouted plants are being watered, and what the eventual harvest will be... The increase is not up to us.

    • @ninaballerina2807
      @ninaballerina2807 Před rokem

      @@maricamaas2326Your cowardice apart in failing to address me directly, its a shame you don't know that the only seed the fallen human race springs from is the cursed seed of their fallen first father. The reason just as the Word of God testifies, they no longer bear the image & likeness of God in which mankind were originally created but only the image & likeness of their fallen first father - refer for eg. Gen 5:3 - complete with its curses of Sin, Depravity, Degeneration and Death (Gen 3:19). Thus all alike irrefutably exposed in their 'warped trinity'. Reduced to mere beasts of duality! So that they live, multiply and perish just like the beasts - refer for eg. Ps 49:12, Rev 13:18.
      Perhaps now you just might begin to understand why just as it was prophesied since the very beginning the Lord is the ONLY ONE to have come not born of the cursed seed of the fallen man!

    • @maricamaas2326
      @maricamaas2326 Před rokem

      @@ninaballerina2807
      Fortunately it is not for any of us to know or decide which part of humanity is to be damned; 'for God so loved THE WORLD'... Jesus Christ died for sinners. Those who are healthy, are not in need of a physician. Evil thrives wherever good is not done (and said). It is light that pushes back darkness; 'so let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds, and glorify your Father in heaven'.

    • @ninaballerina2807
      @ninaballerina2807 Před rokem

      @@maricamaas2326 Clearly unbeknownst to you, but the only true Light one is called to bear is the infallible & irrefutable Word of God (eg. Ps. 119:105). Perhaps now you'll realize why the Lord who alone is this Light (eg. Jn 1:4, Rev 21:23) is called the Word Incarnate. So, no point pretending you'll get away with misrepresenting the Truth. Lest you are unaware let me warn you that false witnessing is an unpardonable sin - refer for eg. Job 43:7, Isa 32:5-7, Jer 23:39, Matt 7:15-16 & 21-23, Matt 15:19, 2 Jn 9-10, 2 Pet 2, Jude 4 etc. etc. For only he who serves God truly serves one's fellowmen, and it is never the other way round. One can only serve with what one has received/or is entrusted with from God. Time you actually turned to God to be taught by Him alone just as it was infallibly promised since of old - eg. Isa 54:13, Jer 9:12, Jn 6:45, Matt 23:10...

  • @proudmen1220
    @proudmen1220 Před rokem

    She killed her unborn baby?
    Not worst than him

  • @pleidiolwyfimwlad2104
    @pleidiolwyfimwlad2104 Před rokem +2

    Watchin while havin a dump in sweden

  • @peterbradshaw8018
    @peterbradshaw8018 Před rokem +4

    Why do people who can't have children feel a need to adopt children. You don't know why that mother gave up that child or the bad blood involved in a mother who is willing to abandon a child.

    • @yukiefromoz2573
      @yukiefromoz2573 Před rokem +14

      What a stupid statement. So ppl shouldn't adopt at all?? Not all adopted children end up difficult. It's just luck of the draw. And why not give these kids a chance of a loving home?

    • @lmcdowell
      @lmcdowell Před rokem +9

      Awful thing to say!

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +3

      Well, this particular couple felt the need to give two little children a happy and privileged family life, which they did. The fact that one of these children grew up dangerous and wicked and took their lives and those of his sister and her two young children in a truly horrible way wasn't their fault..

    • @tracyshaffer4510
      @tracyshaffer4510 Před rokem +3

      What’s with the ppl in the comments?

    • @peterbradshaw8018
      @peterbradshaw8018 Před rokem

      Tell that to the children who I have taught over the years the majority of whom state they would hate their parents if they found out they were adopted. I thought most children would be glad and grateful to those who adopt them. Well not so even from children I perceived as nice. The first time a child told me that it frightened the daylight out of me. I don't plan to play Russian roulette with my life.

  • @clairevancleave1508
    @clairevancleave1508 Před rokem +2

    Story #1 - It does sound as if the sister was quite spoilt. Honestly I don’t blame him. The parents sounded quite sexist.

    • @maricamaas2326
      @maricamaas2326 Před rokem +2

      Why would you say that? At the time the sister needed more support from them, since she had children to take care of. The brother was on his own, and they were providing a job for him, since he was not making it on his own.

    • @Anne-pv9cb
      @Anne-pv9cb Před rokem

      Omg grow the hell up. Women like you are a disgrace.

    • @janetpendlebury6808
      @janetpendlebury6808 Před rokem +3

      Read up more on the case,, both children were treated the same. After leaving school Neville financed a trip for Jeremy to Australia, and New Zealand. Although Jeremy Bamber reportedly resented the low wages for working on the farm, he was given a car and lived rent-free in a cottage his father owned at Goldhanger, He also owned eight percent of his family's caravan site.

    • @jeanhind8198
      @jeanhind8198 Před rokem +7

      Clare, we all hope you don't mean that if someone is jealous of a sibling it's okay with you if they murder them, their young children and their parents in cold blood...!

    • @clairevancleave1508
      @clairevancleave1508 Před rokem

      @@maricamaas2326 Wah, wah, wah! I have a vagina and a couple of brats hanging off my tits! I deserve more!