Really shocked me to hear that he died of covid. It’s so easy to associate what he did with just the 70s and 80s, but he’s been here living his life this whole time. Kinda chilling
It is so sad that people have the gall to put in "tips" or fake evidence, ultimately hindering police from solving cases. Especially, murder/kidnapping/assault crimes. I hope you're happy with yourselves.
Most false leads are just mistaken witnesses and not malicious actors. That said, you're right. Those peoppe who make intentionally fake reports are scum.
Living in Leeds and often playing football on soldiers field in roundhay always makes me stop and remember that these things actually happened. Sometimes it’s hard to believe that people like this exist and things like this actually happened.
I will never understand people with their destain of sex workers even though they are being murdered, those women were people too, not to mention most of them had children.
All of the killers or sec workers tend to have some sort of “Devine Calling”. It’s even weirded if you look at the Bible and read about how Jesus was kind to sex workers.
I don't understand how he got away with it for so long. He doesn't even seem good at killing, he basically leaves evidence every time!! Imagine if the police had just cared about violence against sex workers from the beginning 🙄
oh apparently at his work he was nicknamed by his coworkers "the ripper" and he still wasn't even found for years edit: also the fact that the victims that where not sex workers where called "innocent" is actually disgusting and the fact that the police did that made it so much worse
I think even if they were deplorables who just wanted to sell their bodies, they still wouldn’t have deserved to be murdered and no one to care about it
@@ladyyananumber1200 I don’t anyone was saying that if they didn’t have kids it was justified but the fact many of them were mothers just trying to make ends meet definitely makes this case even more horrific
@@chasegwop47 I understand how my comment may have been interpreted, but I didn't disagree with the original post. Just saying no one deserves to meet such a violent end. No matter who they were. That's all
They could have got a normal job and used childcare rather than disappearing for hours on end leaving their kids by themselves. These were not nice women.
This story really hits me hard because my great grandfather who is named Alan Harman was actually brought in for questioning because they thought he was the Yorkshire ripper and they wanted to inspect his teeth but he had no teeth he sadly passed away in March 2020
The more i delve into true crime the more I realize the police system is inherently broken. I feel like a large portion of people who even seek out those roles are so lazy, narcissistic and emotionally volatile yet cold, that they can't possibly do their job, or at least every task a policeman role requires currently. It's statistically proven that most police show antisocial psychology. Which it you're required to do difficult, forceful actions, that might be ideal. But having these traits is simply not conducive to solving crimes involving actual every day people. I feel like police often write off these killers as suspects because they identify with them. Cops are mostly the reason cases don't get solved especially when the victims are women, sex workers and minorities
There was a fake tip off that he would ‘attack a student within the walls’ (or something like that) referencing the part of York city within the old castle walls. My mum was at York uni at the time and was unable to go home for the weekend. She was so scared that she barricaded herself in her room for two days not daring to leave. I can’t imagine the fear that women felt during that time.
I might be getting mixed up with another killer but I believe there was a huge feminist backlash and series protests at the time cause advice was legit just "women, stay inside or you're asking for it"
My grandfather was coincidentally near two of the crime scenes so was brought in for questioning a few times, he was very happy they caught the real guy
He could have been caught much earlier with some smart police work... It's a fact that he was interviewed twice by the police, had a cast of his shoe taken, but the policemen just couldn't connect the dots... Even his coworkers jokingly called him ripper, but there is no evidence anybody suspected something sinister about him, not even his wife...
There was one officer called Andy Laptew who raised concerns about Sutcliffe with the senior officer (George oldfield) and wrote a report to show why he suspected him, but because Sutcliffe didn't fit oldfields strict criteria of being from the North-east of England, Laptew was told that he had to forget about Sutcliffe or he would be demoted into a menial role for the rest of his career. This was when the senior officer in charge of the case had the last word so there was no one else Laptew could go to with his report who had more seniority than oldfield.
@@emilygill1084 Oldfield was a real piece of work...I've also heard ...Someone put out a taunt claiming to be the ripper, addressed to Oldfield... He was so convinced that the murderer contacted him ,the task force spent lots of man hours searching for the killer in Sunderland, because he had a similar accent... Less real police work and more intuitive mind games...
@@balu9873 yep, he was an alcoholic who was trying to hold onto his glory years and had a group of high ranking officers under him who all had similar mindsets unfortunately. The Sunderland recording was dubbed wearside Jack and oldfield became fixated.
My mum lived in Leeds as a teenager while this was happening, says they where constantly watching over their shoulders. Girls weren't allowed out on their own, my grandma was scared to let her walk to and from school alone.
All that evidence and it took them years to catch him? omg it infuriates me so much and the public not really caring much about the victims cause almost all were sex workers is way worst
He was not a prostitute killer... He was an opportunity killer who would have killed any women.sad reality is that sex worker have to work in the dark.Those who were able to survive most of them were not sex worker because they were closer to street where someone could hear them or see them.sex worker unsuspecting of his intention would go in secluded places were no-one could hear or see them hence very thin chance of survival
The photo at 5.22 is not Jean Jordan, it is of Joan Harrison who was murdered in Preston in 1975 and for a time thought to be another Ripper victim. Subsequently it was found that she was killed by a different man.
It disgusts me that the police were so focused on Sutcliffe being this "modern day ripper" that they completely disgarded any evidence to the contrary and characterized so many victims as "sex workers" when...they weren't.
If anyone wants any more cases to be interested in, heres a few that hit me harder than expected; ●The waterbed case/Josh Phillips & Maddie Clifton Case ●Junko furuta case ●Anime Studio Massacre And here's a CZcamsr who is good at going in depth in cases, *Eleanor Neale* **(She covered all those cases by the way!)*
A holier than thou attitude perhaps? I think it’s mostly that it was easy pickings and they’d be unlikely to get caught because few would report sex workers missing.
From what I've just personally seen, their mothers would talk about how much prostitutes are "whores" and often sex was surprised, so now that they are older and they are turned on, instead of having a healthy outlet and get therapy, they turn in the thing that is causing these "impure" thoughts. Not giving an excuse, it's just what I commonly see, being someone who studies a lot of true crime.
I was born in Bradford and my Mum told me how terrified her and her friends were to even step foot out of their doors 😔 Believe it or not, Peter actually taught my father how to play cricket, he helped out at the local community center and my Dad was so shocked when he was arrested 🤯 Said he would have never have guessed
I am sad that Buzzfeed: Unsolved is ending. Maybe they could go over the disappearances of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, and Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 in True Crime if this show is still up. Also, the Oakville blobs in Supernatural! If this show is still up.
True Crime is already over so they won't be doing anything new in that area but we can hope that the delta variant didn't stop them from doing the last season of Supernatural
If you want to know more about Flight 370, I know a channel called LEMMINO did a vid about it ( czcams.com/video/kd2KEHvK-q8/video.html ) Some of the other vids are about: DB Cooper, The Dyatlov Pass, Battle of Los Angeles, Cicada 3301, The lost colony of Roanoke and so on.
@@arleenc8551 correct, but there's supposed to be one last season of Unsolved Supernatural. Which Shane and Eyan mentioned in one of the unsolved episodes. If you don't know the answer, just don't comment. You don't always have to say something.
IKR. It's always police that don't do their job perfectly in such crimes. Their incompetence, apathetic and laziness has cost so many lives for decades.
Their reasoning of ‘they should have expected this they are hookers’ just isn’t right at all. You can get murdered doing any line of work, you work as a cashier? Robbery, hospital? Patient snaps and stabs the person with a needle of air or medicine. Police? Well that one is just plain obvious, but when they get killed you don’t just say they should have expected it, they were just trying to provide a life for themselves and their families in a world that is harsh against many.
yes we were all aware of that......it was the outlook in the 70s here in england,tho it didnt make it right ........police paid the price.The pictures of those women are seared in our history in the uk.see the hatred towards him when he was brought in for the trial,you can find it on you tube still,i remember it.
It underlines just what a nasty, cold place Britain was in the 70s and 80s and how bitter and judgemental many of the people around then were (many of course no longer with us). Much the same thing was said about Denis Nilsen's victims too. They deserved it because many of them were "down and outs" and, heaven forbid, gay. It was almost like they thought being gay was worse than murdering somebody.
The Yorkshire ripper case has always fascinated me, I grew up in the Yorkshire area he used as his killing rounds and is weird to think that something so evil could have happened in the area.
Sexwork is terribly dangerous and *does* have an inherent risk of murder. I don't see why that means society wouldnt need to give them justice, and urgently want to catch a man who was murdering people!
I lived through it and remember the fear nationwide let alone in the north of england.This case has always haunted me,i think we felt relieved when peter parted this world.....tragic loss of life,he left carnage.....
This should be named “ how they didn’t catch..” as it sure did take the authorities long enough. To think of how many women were being brutalized one after the other and all the while the police had a him as a main suspect.They had his sketch, they had questioned him. All they had to do is follow him. Infuriating when authorities drop the ball like this. It would have been different had the majority of victims not been sex workers. Amazing how the public is so ready to dismiss these women’s lives as dispensable because of their circumstances. Serial killers always start with those who are vulnerable, but it’s only a matter of time before they start killing women, children and men. Anyone with a wife, daughter, sister should have been concerned. Thank god for M. Thatcher and her leadership.
Its absolutely horrific any of this ever happened, its sobering that these murders happened so close to home! I have driven through roundhay multiple times and i am only just outside of the area, a couple roads down and i would be living in the area of those poor women
Its crazy to think this wasn't that long ago, especially when you think London police are supposed to be really good now, what terrible police officers
@@sarahlaenger9376 she worked with the incident room, it was the higher powers that made the decisions, without their go ahead saying it was him she couldn't do much
This case scared me as a child in the 70s. Especially when he came to Manchester. We lived very near where Jean Jordan was murdered. And when he started murdered students, my sister was at university in Liverpool and I remember my parents pleading with her not to go out on her own in case he spread his wings fro Yorkshire and Manchester areas. Which I'm sure he did. I am convinced he killed many more women and not just in the North West.
me too ann,frightens me to this day! we were scared in the midlands,cant imagine how you guys felt up north!! i think he killed far more than this.....
The dehumanisation of sex workers by police and the public alike is heartbreaking, and ultimately delayed Sutcliffe getting caught. Trying to make ends meet for you and your family, all while in such dangerous circumstances and likely dire poverty should not be frowned upon
my secondary school used the moor where josephine whitaker was found as a communal area for lunch times... had no idea someone had been murdered right where i was eating my lunch
This underlines just what a nasty, cold place Britain was in the 70s and 80s and how bitter and judgemental many of the people around then were (many of course from a much older generation no longer with us who would be well over 100 if they were). No question that those attitudes contributed to the Yorkshire ripper getting away with it as long as he did. Much the same thing happened in the Denis Nielsen case too. The victims "deserved it" because many of them were "down and outs" and, heaven forbid, gay. It was almost like people thought being gay was worse than murdering somebody.
Police knew that there were two killers in the Ripper mix, the Real Ripper obviously being the main culprit and also the man who was sending them messages, the other was a copycat killer. After the arrest and the mental home deal with Sutcliffe for his confessions there was never a word said about the copycat and what happened to him. But Sutcliffe was that man. Thats why there are so many unanswered questions and why nothing makes sense and why the copycat was airbrushed out of the picture.
Really shocked me to hear that he died of covid. It’s so easy to associate what he did with just the 70s and 80s, but he’s been here living his life this whole time. Kinda chilling
Yeah it's wild how many potential killers from the pre-DNA era could still be around.
Kinda warms my soul
Idc
He probably got the vaccine
Aces and eights song. Who you gonna beat come the end of the world?? Right hand
It is so sad that people have the gall to put in "tips" or fake evidence, ultimately hindering police from solving cases. Especially, murder/kidnapping/assault crimes. I hope you're happy with yourselves.
Just like the people who tweeted false info during the notorious las vegas shooting back in 2017.
@@textmachine09 tru
Most false leads are just mistaken witnesses and not malicious actors.
That said, you're right. Those peoppe who make intentionally fake reports are scum.
You're
Living in Leeds and often playing football on soldiers field in roundhay always makes me stop and remember that these things actually happened. Sometimes it’s hard to believe that people like this exist and things like this actually happened.
I will never understand people with their destain of sex workers even though they are being murdered, those women were people too, not to mention most of them had children.
Absolutely. They are very vulnerable people.
Some wernt even prostitutes. He just assumed they were
All of the killers or sec workers tend to have some sort of “Devine Calling”. It’s even weirded if you look at the Bible and read about how Jesus was kind to sex workers.
@@HotStylzz22 he fuxked one, Mary Magdalene.
Easier to blame than embrace.
Give a person permission to be a monster and a monster they will be if only naturally a monster.
I don't understand how he got away with it for so long. He doesn't even seem good at killing, he basically leaves evidence every time!!
Imagine if the police had just cared about violence against sex workers from the beginning 🙄
so frustrating omg
oh apparently at his work he was nicknamed by his coworkers "the ripper" and he still wasn't even found for years
edit: also the fact that the victims that where not sex workers where called "innocent" is actually disgusting and the fact that the police did that made it so much worse
I agree with the police as many times questioned him different victims he was around to many smh
It's disgusting how the deaths of the prostitutes were just passed off as an occupational hazard.
it were
Most of them were mothers who were just trying to provide for their children):
I think even if they were deplorables who just wanted to sell their bodies, they still wouldn’t have deserved to be murdered and no one to care about it
@@ladyyananumber1200 I don’t anyone was saying that if they didn’t have kids it was justified but the fact many of them were mothers just trying to make ends meet definitely makes this case even more horrific
@@chasegwop47 I understand how my comment may have been interpreted, but I didn't disagree with the original post. Just saying no one deserves to meet such a violent end. No matter who they were. That's all
@@ladyyananumber1200 Very True
They could have got a normal job and used childcare rather than disappearing for hours on end leaving their kids by themselves. These were not nice women.
This story really hits me hard because my great grandfather who is named Alan Harman was actually brought in for questioning because they thought he was the Yorkshire ripper and they wanted to inspect his teeth but he had no teeth he sadly passed away in March 2020
The more i delve into true crime the more I realize the police system is inherently broken. I feel like a large portion of people who even seek out those roles are so lazy, narcissistic and emotionally volatile yet cold, that they can't possibly do their job, or at least every task a policeman role requires currently. It's statistically proven that most police show antisocial psychology. Which it you're required to do difficult, forceful actions, that might be ideal. But having these traits is simply not conducive to solving crimes involving actual every day people. I feel like police often write off these killers as suspects because they identify with them. Cops are mostly the reason cases don't get solved especially when the victims are women, sex workers and minorities
There was a fake tip off that he would ‘attack a student within the walls’ (or something like that) referencing the part of York city within the old castle walls. My mum was at York uni at the time and was unable to go home for the weekend. She was so scared that she barricaded herself in her room for two days not daring to leave. I can’t imagine the fear that women felt during that time.
I might be getting mixed up with another killer but I believe there was a huge feminist backlash and series protests at the time cause advice was legit just "women, stay inside or you're asking for it"
Would love to see anything about Juan Vallejo Corona. My mother loved to scare me with stories of him!
My grandfather was coincidentally near two of the crime scenes so was brought in for questioning a few times, he was very happy they caught the real guy
He could have been caught much earlier with some smart police work... It's a fact that he was interviewed twice by the police, had a cast of his shoe taken, but the policemen just couldn't connect the dots... Even his coworkers jokingly called him ripper, but there is no evidence anybody suspected something sinister about him, not even his wife...
There was one officer called Andy Laptew who raised concerns about Sutcliffe with the senior officer (George oldfield) and wrote a report to show why he suspected him, but because Sutcliffe didn't fit oldfields strict criteria of being from the North-east of England, Laptew was told that he had to forget about Sutcliffe or he would be demoted into a menial role for the rest of his career.
This was when the senior officer in charge of the case had the last word so there was no one else Laptew could go to with his report who had more seniority than oldfield.
@@emilygill1084 Oldfield was a real piece of
work...I've also heard ...Someone put out a taunt claiming to be the ripper, addressed to Oldfield... He was so convinced that the murderer contacted him ,the task force spent lots of man hours searching for the killer in Sunderland, because he had a similar accent... Less real police work and more intuitive mind games...
@@balu9873 yep, he was an alcoholic who was trying to hold onto his glory years and had a group of high ranking officers under him who all had similar mindsets unfortunately.
The Sunderland recording was dubbed wearside Jack and oldfield became fixated.
He was interviewed 9 times by the police
My mum lived in Leeds as a teenager while this was happening, says they where constantly watching over their shoulders. Girls weren't allowed out on their own, my grandma was scared to let her walk to and from school alone.
I'm from barnsley Yorkshire and this has always fascinated me for some weird reason
Also one good thing came from covid it killed him
I’m from dewsbury!
oh yay! ☺️
He died by Covid? Good to know about that.
Do places in the UK have the death penalty?
@@sayitaintsl0w no but I think they should bring it in again
All that evidence and it took them years to catch him? omg it infuriates me so much and the public not really caring much about the victims cause almost all were sex workers is way worst
💯💯
Shut up he is not innconerpt
That sentence makes no sense. Victims cause sex worse to be worse?
@@Delcolte tf is your problem
"A job that comes with inherit risk of murder".
Humanity, ladies and gentlemen.
Well lovely, sitting here in Yorkshire and watching this.
Especially on the street of his last murder
Are you drinking Yorkshire tea ?
@@babagandu yes.
Not me living next to the arndale centre 🥳
I live on a street of his murder
Living in Bradford as an international student I’m so glad he was caught. I can’t even imagine living during the 70s in fear
He was not a prostitute killer...
He was an opportunity killer who would have killed any women.sad reality is that sex worker have to work in the dark.Those who were able to survive most of them were not sex worker because they were closer to street where someone could hear them or see them.sex worker unsuspecting of his intention would go in secluded places were no-one could hear or see them hence very thin chance of survival
The photo at 5.22 is not Jean Jordan, it is of Joan Harrison who was murdered in Preston in 1975 and for a time thought to be another Ripper victim. Subsequently it was found that she was killed by a different man.
Nice to see the right pronunciation of Yorkshire
I genuinely cheered not to hear 'York Shy Er' 😂 x
@@hotpinkcrayolas same 🤣
Tell me about it
It disgusts me that the police were so focused on Sutcliffe being this "modern day ripper" that they completely disgarded any evidence to the contrary and characterized so many victims as "sex workers" when...they weren't.
They were also so focused on his voice. They fucked up.
If anyone wants any more cases to be interested in, heres a few that hit me harder than expected;
●The waterbed case/Josh Phillips & Maddie Clifton Case
●Junko furuta case
●Anime Studio Massacre
And here's a CZcamsr who is good at going in depth in cases,
*Eleanor Neale*
**(She covered all those cases by the way!)*
The police definitely dropped the ball on this one smh if he never turned himself in, he would of lived a regular life.
The worst part was that he didn’t even turn himself in. He was arrested on an entirely different crime.
FINALLY A VIDEO ABOUT YORKSHIRE!!!!!!
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy not !
I've just watched the Killer in My Village series, there were 2 episodes based in/around Leeds. Worth a watch!
one of the only positives to come out of the pandemic
Agreed.
What is it about serial killers and their intense hatred for prostitutes??
A holier than thou attitude perhaps? I think it’s mostly that it was easy pickings and they’d be unlikely to get caught because few would report sex workers missing.
What they said. Easy pickings
misogyny 🤩
From what I've just personally seen, their mothers would talk about how much prostitutes are "whores" and often sex was surprised, so now that they are older and they are turned on, instead of having a healthy outlet and get therapy, they turn in the thing that is causing these "impure" thoughts. Not giving an excuse, it's just what I commonly see, being someone who studies a lot of true crime.
I was born in Bradford and my Mum told me how terrified her and her friends were to even step foot out of their doors 😔 Believe it or not, Peter actually taught my father how to play cricket, he helped out at the local community center and my Dad was so shocked when he was arrested 🤯 Said he would have never have guessed
I am sad that Buzzfeed: Unsolved is ending.
Maybe they could go over the disappearances of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, and Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 in True Crime if this show is still up. Also, the Oakville blobs in Supernatural! If this show is still up.
True Crime is already over so they won't be doing anything new in that area
but we can hope that the delta variant didn't stop them from doing the last season of Supernatural
@@johanvajse8410
These are the suggestions of the show if it was still up.
@@fallenorrisen120 so just wishful thinking? carry on
@@johanvajse8410
Suggestions if it was still up.
If you want to know more about Flight 370, I know a channel called LEMMINO did a vid about it ( czcams.com/video/kd2KEHvK-q8/video.html )
Some of the other vids are about: DB Cooper, The Dyatlov Pass, Battle of Los Angeles, Cicada 3301, The lost colony of Roanoke and so on.
Is Buzzfeed: unsolved supernatural still happening? I have been checking back to the channel for quite a while and haven’t seen any updates.
If I remember correctly, buzzfeed unsolved had its series finale a month or two ago 😅
@@arleenc8551 correct, but there's supposed to be one last season of Unsolved Supernatural. Which Shane and Eyan mentioned in one of the unsolved episodes. If you don't know the answer, just don't comment. You don't always have to say something.
The new episode came out two days ago and it's wonderful!!
You wonder why people hate the police.
IKR. It's always police that don't do their job perfectly in such crimes. Their incompetence, apathetic and laziness has cost so many lives for decades.
Where are all my Shire folk at?
Their reasoning of ‘they should have expected this they are hookers’ just isn’t right at all. You can get murdered doing any line of work, you work as a cashier? Robbery, hospital? Patient snaps and stabs the person with a needle of air or medicine. Police? Well that one is just plain obvious, but when they get killed you don’t just say they should have expected it, they were just trying to provide a life for themselves and their families in a world that is harsh against many.
yes we were all aware of that......it was the outlook in the 70s here in england,tho it didnt make it right ........police paid the price.The pictures of those women are seared in our history in the uk.see the hatred towards him when he was brought in for the trial,you can find it on you tube still,i remember it.
It underlines just what a nasty, cold place Britain was in the 70s and 80s and how bitter and judgemental many of the people around then were (many of course no longer with us). Much the same thing was said about Denis Nilsen's victims too. They deserved it because many of them were "down and outs" and, heaven forbid, gay. It was almost like they thought being gay was worse than murdering somebody.
another example of just how much misogyny kills
I'm glad he refused treatment for covid_19. It's a shame some other illness didn't take him much sooner
Ooooh I don’t think I’ve heard about this before!! Should be interesting
The Yorkshire ripper case has always fascinated me, I grew up in the Yorkshire area he used as his killing rounds and is weird to think that something so evil could have happened in the area.
Sexwork is terribly dangerous and *does* have an inherent risk of murder. I don't see why that means society wouldnt need to give them justice, and urgently want to catch a man who was murdering people!
every criminal always gets caught i swear, why even murder 😂
Jack the Ripper, Zodiac Killer et al were never caught
You wouldn’t know if they were always caught cause they wouldn’t be caught
Are you delusional? 😂 The high rate of unsolved murders paints a different story.
There are 8 billion people in this world people get away with murder every day you’re too close minded to make such a bold statement.
Because you only hear about the ones who get caught..
I lived through it and remember the fear nationwide let alone in the north of england.This case has always haunted me,i think we felt relieved when peter parted this world.....tragic loss of life,he left carnage.....
Tis spooky season
Hello there, general griveous
i just finished watching this documentary on netflix!! crazyyyy story
This should be named “ how they didn’t catch..” as it sure did take the authorities long enough. To think of how many women were being brutalized one after the other and all the while the police had a him as a main suspect.They had his sketch, they had questioned him. All they had to do is follow him. Infuriating when authorities drop the ball like this. It would have been different had the majority of victims not been sex workers. Amazing how the public is so ready to dismiss these women’s lives as dispensable because of their circumstances. Serial killers always start with those who are vulnerable, but it’s only a matter of time before they start killing women, children and men. Anyone with a wife, daughter, sister should have been concerned. Thank god for M. Thatcher and her leadership.
Its absolutely horrific any of this ever happened, its sobering that these murders happened so close to home! I have driven through roundhay multiple times and i am only just outside of the area, a couple roads down and i would be living in the area of those poor women
Its crazy to think this wasn't that long ago, especially when you think London police are supposed to be really good now, what terrible police officers
listen dont forget they didnt have computers everything was done by hand,then they had that god awful geordie hoaxer,they were up against it......
Now t hat's an interesting story I have never heard of...that was a good watch :) TY
my auntie was the police sergeant on this case, megan winterburn, even went undercover :)))
It's hard to believe you
she didn't do a very good job💀💀
idk I wouldn’t brag about that tbh
@@sarahlaenger9376 she worked with the incident room, it was the higher powers that made the decisions, without their go ahead saying it was him she couldn't do much
@@mr.burnsgaming8985 well i mean i have photos, she's literally my auntie💀
*Glad that Buzzfeed Unsolved create a content with regards of these.*
why was the most surprising aspect of this horrific man's life the fact that he died from COVID?????
WEST YORKSHIRE REPRESENT 🙌. But obviously not by him 🤣🤣
😂😂😂 I'm from West Yorkshire and I share your sentiments
@@rayzahblayd yayyyy!
@@rayzahblayd when they made that one about harold shipman I was the same hahaha
@@roxythist haha I was the same too 😂
Ayup, I’m from West Yorkshire too.
You want to know something scary, the Yorkshire ripper was caught just behind the the school my mum attended in Sheffield
I’m not sure who this lady narrator is but she doesn’t have a soothing voice! Bring back the other guy who used to narrate these!
can you do a video on Ivan MIlat please
This case always makes me so angry
I'm sure someone will have mentioned this but when you talk about Jean Jordan you show pictures of Joan Harrison who wasn't a ripper victim.
I grew up fearing Robert Black....He still haunts Scotland
This case scared me as a child in the 70s. Especially when he came to Manchester. We lived very near where Jean Jordan was murdered. And when he started murdered students, my sister was at university in Liverpool and I remember my parents pleading with her not to go out on her own in case he spread his wings fro Yorkshire and Manchester areas. Which I'm sure he did. I am convinced he killed many more women and not just in the North West.
me too ann,frightens me to this day! we were scared in the midlands,cant imagine how you guys felt up north!! i think he killed far more than this.....
Jean jordan was found by the guy that played les battersby in corrie,theres an interview with him he was traumatised.....
Police are a complete joke sometimes.
Am i the only one who assumed Ryan and Shane were the only hosts??😳🤣
Jesus.... what a monster
It's so interesting to see stuff from so close to home and not just American stuff - my dad's cousin was the one to put him in the car
Sgt Ring or PC Hydes? The ones who let Sutcliffe not once but TWICE hide his weapons🤬🤬or Boyle
@@darrenfield7060 neither lol, he was just a young DC at the time so wasn't anything more than grunt work
but still thats my closest familial claim to fame lmao
Omg my grandma was telling me about this earlier lmao it was a scary time for her she wasn't allowed outside at night bcos her parents were paranoid
3:10 literally watching this video from about 1 mile away from there, daunting
It's wasn't a miracle, it was incompetence 😂
my mother had an encounter with him at a club and my grandpa had several encounters, including a near fist fight.
I miss Shane and Ryan
covid did one good thing
Glad English ones are being covered
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My father's, brother's, nephew's, cousin's, former roommate saw this man at a grocery store once in 2003. He will never forget that day.
What does that make us?
@@ericomalley5792 Absolutely nothing.
😂
That detective was probably like I told y'all!!
I drive past the road he was apprehended on regularly
Which road was it? x
@@hotpinkcrayolas
Melbourne Avenue
@@Bullet4MyEnemy Ooh have definitely driven that one myself a few times without knowing that x
Oh brilliant! I’m so pleased there’s a good upload that’s not that super unfunny guy with the weird neck tie!
Brought up in Manchester in the 1970s. Remember the fear clearly. Family lived opposite the parents of victim Jean Jordan
Jordan’s parents lived in Scotland not Manchester
"Sex workers." It's prostitutes.
the story about The Yorkshire Ripper has been taken over by the woke and feminists
Initially given 30 years. (Later revised to life)
Fun fact, he died in a hospital 5 min walk for my old school
How is that fun.
Is this another one of those "Jack the ripper" copycats they talked about?
My grandma was 22 and living in the exact same area and at the same time as the killings
The dehumanisation of sex workers by police and the public alike is heartbreaking, and ultimately delayed Sutcliffe getting caught. Trying to make ends meet for you and your family, all while in such dangerous circumstances and likely dire poverty should not be frowned upon
I will never understand sex workers as you call them, there just HAS TO BE other ways of making money
I watched the Netflix Doc series about this topic
Rippaah
Very similar to the movie holy spider based on true stories in Iran.
my secondary school used the moor where josephine whitaker was found as a communal area for lunch times... had no idea someone had been murdered right where i was eating my lunch
Savile Park.
@@darrenfield7060 yeah in that area
It's even more sadder when you realize as a human race (sociology) humans did this to each other. Politicians are not the only ones.
Yeah David.
I am so tired of that picture and that dude and just damn
I found myself saying out loud “what the eff!!” Many times during this video
"nevah turn yer baaack
on the ripper ... the rippah !"
This underlines just what a nasty, cold place Britain was in the 70s and 80s and how bitter and judgemental many of the people around then were (many of course from a much older generation no longer with us who would be well over 100 if they were). No question that those attitudes contributed to the Yorkshire ripper getting away with it as long as he did. Much the same thing happened in the Denis Nielsen case too. The victims "deserved it" because many of them were "down and outs" and, heaven forbid, gay. It was almost like people thought being gay was worse than murdering somebody.
That photo in the thumbnail shockingly resembles Richard Hammond from Top Gear
Exactly small feet
WOW....inept police department or what!!!!
They only caught him by accident after he hid his weapons after he was stopped by police while relieving himself
this is weird to watch because I live in Leeds
How They Were Caught: Gary Michael Heidnik
Brilliant police work
So they wasted precious food feeding this guy for 40 years 🙄
Slipknot will release a new song about him and his story tomorrow.
Police knew that there were two killers in the Ripper mix, the Real Ripper obviously being the main culprit and also the man who was sending them messages, the other was a copycat killer. After the arrest and the mental home deal with Sutcliffe for his confessions there was never a word said about the copycat and what happened to him. But Sutcliffe was that man. Thats why there are so many unanswered questions and why nothing makes sense and why the copycat was airbrushed out of the picture.
He was caught in my hometown