How They Were Caught: Dr. Death
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- The story of Harold Shipman, the UK doctor who murdered over 215 of his patients, and how he was finally caught.
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Harold Shipman's old surgery
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Harold Shipman's old surgery
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Primrose Shipman house
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Primrose Shipman house
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Shipman Death
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Shipman Death
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Harold Shipman Found Dead In Prison Cell
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Shipman Inquiry result
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Harold Shipman Report
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Report into the serial killer Dr Harold Shipman
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Shipman Inquiry result
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Dr Harold Shipman suicide: Reaction in Hyde
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Dr Harold Shipman suicide
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Harold Shipman murder inquiry: Death toll raised to 215
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DR HAROLD SHIPMAN: Repercussions
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DR HAROLD SHIPMAN: Repercussions
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Dr Harold Shipman found guilty
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Dr Harold Shipman found guilty
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Dr. Harold Shipman Found Guilty
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DR HAROLD SHIPMAN MURDER TRIAL:
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Crime: Dr Harold Shipman Murder Trial
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Dr Harold Shipman: murder trial
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Dr Harold Shipman: new charges brought
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Dr Harold Shipman: murder trial
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Dr Harold Shipman: murder charges
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Dr Harold Shipman: charged with two more murders
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Imagine successfully reaching old age with a healthy body just to have that taken from you by some psychopath with a god complex
The police departments and hospitals were inept. It should have been noticed, that people in normal health were dying. Even the insurance companies should have questioned it.
@@gusgrizzel8397 literally anybody could have seen this guy was a killer
As a nurse, I would catch this immediately. Or at least I hope I would... I’m sure he was pretty good at concealing it
@@gusgrizzel8397 insurance companies? lol. someone isn’t from the UK
My brother promised if I hit 1k subs by April he will buy me something to improve my videos. I really need that!
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True crime has taught me to assume the most unassuming people are the most dangerous
This comment though.
I bet dr death is a heartless man and how many did he killed?
And the other patients had been killed wont forgive him
And I think the judge is probably letting him kill more people? Pls tell me
Alfred Hitchcock could have told you THAT.
The most disturbing killers I met in prison. Looked like they wont hurt a fly
Period.
it seems he was replaying his mother's death over and over again. it either pleased him to see her dying or traumatized him. go figure.
Maybe it was his way of controlling that situation in a way? Idk just some idea this comment gave me.
Just looked it up and his mother died at 83, so what I said makes more sense now.
This was what I thought, too---like maybe this was his way to reconnect with her.
On the cop shows I’ve seen, that’s called a single moment imprint. It’s a moment in ones life that defines who they are and what they become.
what does "go figure" mean
This dude is the reason the Controlled Drugs regulation was tightened greatly in the UK. CDs, such as opioids and barbiturates have more legal requirements to fulfil before they’re dispensed. As a pharmacy student his name constantly comes up in our ethics and legal module
I’m glad you know about him. I’ve got pre-regs who don’t know who he is and it shocks me
I believe my uncle supplied him with some of his materials back then when he worked at a pharmacy, works pretty high up in the NHS now
@@samyooel3079 not something to announce and shout about lmao
@@ryanfletcher1899 😂 unbeknownst to him of course
Ahhh, it was the same a few years ago when I was studying. Still makes me double check all my CD requisitions when I get them!
That’s not a mass murderer. That’s a serial killer. They do have different definitons
Notice how they don't call him a serial killer cuz he's a doctor 😐😐😐
I’m sure his victims really care whether we call him a mass murderer or a serial killer...
they also use the term gaslighting, then go on to describe nothing resembling gaslighting, so... bad script problems?
I mean... I think to every normal person both of those are horrifying things to be, but yea I do understand your point that it isn’t the correct term to use.
@@WCWThunderRosa I would care. The psychology behind those things are different, and if we ever stand a chance of understanding the minds of people like this, we need to define the terms and understand them.
So you're telling me the only reason this serial killer wasn't caught decades earlier just because of bad administration?
Same as it ever was...
Welcome to the U.K.
@@bluegenes2273 and still is
no called him being a narcissist and they are very good at making you look wrong even when u give them proof they leave some like am i wrong ?? he was a psychopath not
It is England
What's so frustrating about this case is that he was sooo sloppy and could have easily been stopped earlier if different administrations had done their job. Failure to get caught so many times reinforced his ego and further supported his murder sprees.
This is the case in a lot of these situations. People are just never looking for the red flags.
@@hannahlove2017 especially when they're white and holding 'established jobs'
Yes, same as that Beverly Who murdered all the innocent babies while she was a nurse .
@@sydneyc8256p there it is, the racial argument. Shut the hell up, its not because hes white. It’s because hes a doctor. A black man and a white man would have had the same go in the same situation. It’s because hes a doctor and people usually trust their doctors whole heartedly especially the elderly. Mainly due to lack of medical knowledge themselves. Stating race as a catalyst is just ignorant
Mind blowing. It’s the system AGAIN that failed those victims. It started with a written warning instead of incriminating a criminal, then completely neglecting a background check when multiple murders were suspected. Not surprising he lived a long “fulfilling” life
Should just say, when Shipman was signing off the deaths, you only needed 1 doctor to do so. It wasn’t until after he went to jail that the rule changed, stating there must be two doctors from different surgeries to authorise.
Weird that my step-grandma worked with him. He even got her a wedding gift when she married her husband. Creepy coincidence
my teachers friend was one of his patients
I hear the theme tune from the Twilight Zone playing in the background.
he lived near where i grew up
My uncle that lives in the states said he knew someone whos famiy member was a victim of this guy.
Sure bud
He lived/ worked in my home town and was the doctor of a family friend. She says how much she liked and trusted him, and how caring etc he was to her and he really helped her after her husband dies. Even though he never physically hurt her, she was really destroyed by what he did. Shows that you can be traumatised without being a victim.
That crazy to think about how anyone you trust could kill so many people
I live in todmorden and my dad took my into the old building after it was abandoned before they build the alid on the ground
I'm just starting to realise how much I miss Shane and Ryan's commentary on Buzzfeed.
yes we all love Shane and Ryan making the story better
They have a CZcams channel called Watcher
@@amyasonnier9922 I know, but...
Are they gone from buzzfeed? I’m so out of the loop right now 🤦🏽♀️
@@TheBigperm9 Not really, I think, but due to covid they created the watcher where we see a channel where we get to see more of them.
I had an art teacher who looked just like Shipman. The killing ruined his life too as he was a teacher in England. Poor man was a very gentle soul but you couldn't look at him with out see the doctor
Same thing happened to my grandad lmao, back during Shipman's trial in 2002, I think it was, he was wandering around outside Preston crown court and a camera crew ran up to him for an interview. He found the funny side of it but you can imagine how angry people could get if they saw "Harold Shipman" walking around.
Very sad
Same with my friend brother, he actually committed suicide because people thought he was one of the Jamie Bulger killers after they were released with new identities. Tragic :-(
@stephaniesmith119 I'm so sorry. I hope your friend and their family are doing ok
Harold Shipman was our family doctor, always strange to hear stories from my grandmother, she has always said what a seemingly nice man he was on the surface
But why did he kill so many people?
Hes your family then u might know why
And I'm so sorry about your grandfather
@@azy5428 family doctor, not apart of a family. But just a doctor that treats the whole family, like a family friend, not from the person's family. But their bloodline is known to be a friend of said family.
@@azy5428 he was my grandmothers doctor and various other family members, not actually a relative. I wouldn’t even say that my family were “friends” with him more that I’ve always been told he seemed professional, friendly and like a nice man to many
@@adelelouise1947 oh I see then sorry
The level of negligence in this case is awful. Those were peoples’ grandparents, parents, siblings, friends. They may have been old or terminal but they still deserved to live out the rest of their days peacefully. He robbed them of what little time they had left and that’s cruel. He spared them no time to say goodbye.
He was a monster. The Police and Coroner in those boroughs/counties were apparently not worthy of holding their jobs since he had 10x the death rate and no one found that suspicious and the final victim's daughter had to do all the investigating and legal work.
Somewhere in the story an undertaker and a doctor
were comparing notes .
Dr. Death
Sounds like some Netflix series
Fr 😂
It’s a podcast series.
Sounds like some sort of super villain
@@Handlehandle333 kinda was lol
There have been lots of "doctor death"s throughout history. Australia has one too, same for the States - an othopaedic surgeon from memory. Awful stuff.
I'd love for you guys to cover the "korean zodiac killer"/"hwaseong serial killer" case that happened between the years 1986-1991. It was in the news last year.
Link please?
Link please? Any videos on it?
czcams.com/video/YixWal1_VWk/video.html
@P parasite was so good i might check it out
There are other channels that do a better job on covering murders,this channel is a bit tacky
Robin Williams could have portrayed him brilliantly. Weird.
...I was literally thinking that every time I saw a picture of him. It would have been scary as hell too
@@sirflimflam I thought so too - scary as hell. Who knows what that outcome would have been. Maybe no different at all.
I love that actor! Perfect!
@@ahuddleston6512 “that actor” pfffft come on, it’s Robin Williams not some unnamed actor
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My grandfather’s ex girlfriend’s mother was murdered by this guy
That’s so sad 😭
@@Cj-sb9vn It really is. He was also the doctor of my mum’s best friend; she was a massive hypochondriac so saw him pretty regularly - fortunately she was pretty young at the time so didn’t fit his victim profile but it’s scary nonetheless.
@@rebeccajale4920 i am so sorry.
im so sorry to hear that
This really happened to you I'm so sorry that's really sad
Shows how much ageism played into him getting away with things: "Oh they were old they just died"
When I saw the title, I thought this was about Dr. Kevorkian and that this video was gonna demonize that hero. Instead I learned about a story far more sinister.
Thats exactly what I thought.
Even if you agree with Dr. Kevorkian, he betrayed his Hippocratic oath.
So far there's been at least three doctors nicknamed "Dr. Death" by the media after having committed heinous crimes; this guy, Kavorkian and Duntsch.
Can Ryan and Shane or whoever cover the Betty Satlow case I would cry no joke I love that case and my grandpa covered it.
plz blow this up so they see it plz its my dream
i repost weird content and videos that make u uncomfortable
I say Shane and Ryan should come back
They left the show already
Not gonna happen
That sounds like a very interesting story!
I feel like he did it cause he felt devastated after his mother’s death, so he used something that they gave her in order to murder others so that their family could feel the pain that he felt 🤷🏼♀️ maybe idk, just my thoughts 💭
I think so to
This is exactly what I think happened as well! Like he thought if he couldn’t have his mother why should other people. The motive seemed pretty clear
It's definitely about the mother and I like this take. Another commenter posited that maybe he was so traumatized or excited by her death that he kept recreating those circumstances in other dying old women.
I think his logic for the killings was that he was ending the "misery" of the old and terminally ill and in doing so he was helping his mother who was in pain. He took the choice of living from hundreds of others just so he could get closure of his mum's death.
I grew up in and around Hyde and most of the kids in my primary school class claimed they knew him from trips to the doctors but I don't know if that's true. Whenever people ask what my hometown is known for, I usually say "the hat-works and Harold Shipman" then watch their faces go 😶
Sorry but you can't claim the hat museum if you're from Hyde,.. Just no, sunshine😏😏
@@jackbuff_I you can if you live in Denton two minutes up the road petal 😏
For me it's the old lace works and the show "the office".
Society teaches you to trust doctors because their professionals you'd never think ones a serial killer. That's why he got away with his crimes for so long.
I don’t trust doctors lol
Society has taught me to trust no human
I live where he worked for a while. A lot of his patients (the ones not murdered) still live here
isn't this c.c. tinsley's arch nemesis?
Pretty sure that’s Dr Fear but they’d make a pretty strong duo! 😄
Wow. Never heard of this guy. Thanks for the great video
My mum was very ill as a baby and had to have a serious operation at the age of
To be fair, we're all taught not to promise "everything will be ok" even for the most mundane procedures... but maybe his tone left a particular impression on your grandmother.
My dad was a policeman in Manchester at the time and he told me when shipman was put away, he kept killing in prison by telling inmates how to painlessly kill themselves.
How did he kill tho?
@CitizenOWorld no i meant in the prison... Check the main comment
@CitizenOWorld Inmates hoard medication and create very dangerous and sophisticated weapons in prison. They can easily hurt and even kill themselves and others if they choose to do so.
-Correctional Officer, 8+ years
See this is why I don’t go to the doctor. Well that and the lack of healthcare insurance... thanks government
This comment is underrated
Not all doctors are murderers, very few have been :P as a doctor, I’m so sorry that your government does not provide free healthcare for its people, but I hope that you wouldn’t hesitate to seek medical help in the future should you need it (I hope you won’t need it at all though 😊).
Imagine the needless suffering of thousands of loved ones.
Stay strong out there.
Another morbid yet fascinating video thanks
This still blows my mind that he was my mums and grandparents doctor
...he didn't kill them? :-o
@@blofeld39 no
Wow
@@charliebosworth6895 so your mom and gramma were not "intellectually inferior" accdg to his standards.
I thought this was going to be about Dr. Duntsch, the other Dr. Death
I though it was about Jack Kevorkian, the other other Dr. Death
@@HamelinSong how many Dr. Death’s are there
@@thebubbs1000 I don't know 😂 But now that I think about it you can also add Josef Mengele to the list
@@HamelinSong omg you’re right!
@@HamelinSong You may as well add that female doctor who murdered over 200 babies or something like that
My dad always told me about him.. due to my dad living not that far to him when he was growing up.. its crazy how it’s so close to me and how scary it is to have trust in someone who can harm you..
My dad was a victim of Shipman, luckily he survived. Some of my family members didnt. The kill count is WAY off.
I live in the town next to Hyde & everyone knows someone who had Shipman as a GP
Well his name does sound like Shitman so I'm not sure what they expected
I'M- bye----
i like how you also included the outcome and the effect it had on the people and the country because sometimes we only get entertained at the fact that these things occured but not aware of the aftermath of these horrible things
My 76 y.o. grandma said he's the reason she shot H for 40+ years of her life. Said if they ever crossed paths she wanted to be prepared. She's so smart. ❤️ you Gam-Gam!
I am organally from Ashton-under-Lyne in Tameside which Hyde is a part of and my childhood GP was Harold Shipmans GP. Tameside has quite a horrible history with links to Shipman, the Moors murders as well as the two female police officers who where killed by Dale Cregan in 2012.
I am a massive true crime fan who thinks there is so much to learn about our society and how we can learn and improve by studying how these criminals work who they target and why.
Man was sick since a child n system kept rewarding and giving him passes bc he was a so called doctor.
Arrogance and evil go hand and hand. Victims were all elderly women? He was a very horrible person.
yes like his Mother were older woman
Shipman also killed men as well.
he’s from where my dad grew up and his old pharmacy’s been turned into a takeaway or a shop and every time we drive past to go see my nan we point out where it was. weird how such a morbid topic has become an i joke in the family
This completely misses the majority of Shipmans childhood, which likely helped cause his later behavior.
They talked about his mom's death and that alone is enough for me to understand why he did what he did. Not condoning it but yeah
Harold Shipman is literally how we viewed doctors when we were kids
normal people : ah yes, a person
everyone who watches true crime videos : you could be a murderer! you could be a murderer! YOU could also be a murderer!
Can you do a episode on Spring Heeled Jack! 🙃
Great Idea!
Monstrum has on episode on him I think you should check it out :)
An old channel called "Crypticc" also has a good piece on him.
@@ginacamargo7053 cool I will! 🙃
I live in Hyde, Tameside and walk past where he used to work every time I go to do my shopping. My Grandad had an appointment with him once but luckily it got cancelled. Also one of his friend's mother died after being killed by Dr. Death
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I can’t believe he got away with it for so long. It’s scary to think how many other people there are like this, that don’t want to be caught.
AAHH YESSS i love your videos 😌
i guess he felt like his mom’s death was out of his control so he wanted to be in control of something? idk.
I like these kind of vids, maybe you could make one about the nail bomber in England
Don't have many people from Notts but I can awkwardly say I went to the same college as him a few decades later 😱
I'm glad we've transferred this negative nickname to someone other than my boy Kevorkian
He had a surgery (doctors office in town Centre in my home town of Ashton Under Lyne prior to moving to Florida . I am so happy he was caught
Hi there. His both his surgeries was in Hyde from 1979, he was tried in Ashton under Lyne courts. :)
@@TakemesomewhereniceMCR ..I been to the Ashton Under Lynn courts one time when I was a witness to a violent attack, the courts there don't mess around at all. I am a British American and was raised between Ashton-Under-Lynn and Florida all my life since childhood. My ex and daughters were both his patients at one time. I seen him a couple times for diabetic meds but nothing past that. He always have me a uneasy feeling when I did see him. Bought a home in Florida so I am back in Florida now but my two daughters are still in Ashton-Under-Lynn and go back near every year or they come to Florida.
I met him. His surgery was 15 mins walk from my house in Hyde. I also knew the Kathleen Grundy the lady Mayoress who’s killing sett off the investigation. Possibly the worlds worst serial killer. Looking forward to watching this!
My only 2 critiques (bcs I do want this channel to thrive) as a film-student, etc are: the narrator is somewhat robotic, perhaps reading the script more times would help - I say this bcs I do the same unintentionally. Lastly, his motives weren't unknown, if anything, they are spelled out amongst his crimes, and own words - so that sentence at the beginning did turn me off for a bit, the rest of the video, however, was much more informative than most regarding this particular case. Thank You for keeping the Unsolved Legacy active
Agreed, I really love the Unsolved channel but the narrators for these kinda vids always let them down.
Hi, film grad and current employee at WB, the video is supposed to be informative rather than comedic like older unsolved videos, so it’s more appropriate for the narrator to be more monotone/robotic because she isn’t giving her own opinion or bias. And although we may be able to see patterns and essentially get at why he did that, he never explicitly said WHY, we can only speculate. So by definition, his motive is unknown. Great perspective and input but those changes would not necessarily make the video better or worse
I like the neutral voice since it is more informative than entertaining, but the repetitive use of the same stock images started to get annoying x
@@Faith-rm5ls 100% agreed
Props for the research, haven't seen a 10 pack of regal in a very long time
I live half a mile from Hyde town center and I can't think of anything in it that's decent. It once had a Gabbotts.. Thats gone. It's got a quite good lawnmower shop I guess.....
His Employers in Hyde did know about his previous pethidine addition. He told them about it in the interview.
Welcome to the newest episode of
"Why do I always watch these in bed when everyone who lives with me is out"
Today we will be ensuring you lie awake staring at the ceiling and questioning humanity... Again
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He was my grandads doctor for a while luckily nothing bad happened
I love this series! A suggestion for the next video, maybe how Jeffery Dahmer was caught?
Shipman visited my grandmother in Newton Aycliffe
My grandfather was there whenever he visited, he was a medic in WW2 so he knew what he was trying to inject
The last thing his victims will have said to him was likely “Thankyou Doctor”
I find that harrowing
This was my Aunties doctor in Manchester for years 😬😂
Most doctors/surgeons I’ve worked for were conceited and arrogant, idk it might just be a dr thing 😭
it is, and in any other scenario i think thats a good thing. I would want the dude thats cutting me open to keep me alive to be super confident.
Another Dr death, chris duntsch, is the subject of the eponymous podcast and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't listened.
He actually told his new colleagues after his rehabilitation of his struggle with drug addiction. Because of his honesty and supposed genuine regret of that past, they hired him. There's a better, longer documentary about him on a British programme called Real Stories, if I'm not mistaken. He got caught because he hurriedly forged a will of his last victim, bequeathing him all of the old lady's estate. Her daughter was in the legal field and caught wind of this and investigated. It then led to the unpacking of his whole affairs. This video really isn't making justice of the interesting, but sinister tale of this guy.
I live in Wakefield & people still talk about Shipman to this day - he was kept in an underground cell at HMP Wakefield and complete isolated from other inmates.
HMP Wakefield is an incredibly high security prison that houses some of England’s most prolific murderers, rapists and paedophiles.
It’s worth reading the prison’s Wikipedia page!
Hospise works within the law He was awful. As a nurse hospice is there for those needing it. He was definitely a monster
he lived in my home town before moving, crazy
🤦♂️ Mass murderers kill multiple people at once in a single event. Serial killers kill many individuals on separate occasions. With 4.5 million subscribers I'd expect you to understand the basic terminology. 🤦♂️
You are correct.
“oH wOw YoU hAvE a LoT oF sUbS sO yOu ShOuLd KnOw EvErYtHiNg” just shut up it doesn’t matter
Imagine getting hung up on semantics
Who else is watching this in the middle of a tornado warning
Hell yeah
Where is this happening?
@Salazar Slytherin thank you for informing me! Luckily im not in north america atm btw you watch harry potter?
Fun fun
@Salazar Slytherin ... The news reported a unusual tornado outbreak was going to happen today. If you were so concerned you would of already made emergency plans so posting online while watching a video, you obviously are not really concerned.
I feel like I'm one of the few people who agree with assisted suicide.. wait wrong dr death.
Do they not do background checks when hiring doctors in the UK? I don’t understand how they would need to be told of his conviction, it should be on his record
I live in the town next to Hyde this is so close to home 😭😭😭
Please do an episode on Jack Kevorkian
I hope they don't demonize him. Kevorkian was a humanitarian and did what he did out of compassion
I have a friend who is related to this man, and he was born in the same place as myself
WOW I thought my relatives were BAD but this guy tops them all.
I was thinking that what if Shipman murdered these patients because he enacted out his nightmare of his mother's death. Some people tend to make their nightmares a reality.
How do you not check somebody’s criminal record during a criminal investigation???
I thought this was about Dr. Death Steve Williams, and now I'm sad
This guy used to live where I grow up only a couple steers away tho he wasn’t a doctor in the Area and it pretty much the secret that no ones talks about
He looks like the old neighbor from home alone😭😭💀
Childhood's the most important time of anybody's life. If that's ruined, well....
0:04 I THOUGHT SHE SAID “SHITMAN”
That would have been a way better last name for him
@@munaal-raghban4741 Yeah
@@qromise tatakae
Who else mad BF crime season 7 was shorter then Ryan's height?
*than
Cases like these are why I don't trust health professionals. They can say and do so much with little to no repercussions under the guise of helping the sick and in need. I am highly apprehensive when I go to any doctor because their word is valued so much more over the word of patients and their families.
People do have a tendency of holding doctors at some higher esteem which I don't get. They just went to school for a really long time. They're just human beings like the rest of us. Maybe I feel that way because my mom is a nurse and she's always questioning doctors and whenever she has a difficult one (by which I mean horrible bedside manner) she tells them off or reports them
i wouldnt wanna be treated by him
I'm really thrown on the cremation. lol. He just... had them cremated on his own authority? Was there never any challenge to that from families? Or do most people do cremation anyway, so they don't question it?
Edit: Haha, that's how he was caught lol. Still though, did no other families challenge it?
My aunt worked as a Student Nurse under him whilst he worked at Pontefract.
I live near where one of his offices was...when it was abandoned my dad took me inside the building
West Yorkshire is my favourite “town” also 😅
Why did yall start the video with his nose up on the lens.
He without a doubt was a phycopathic human being!! It makes me wonder why people do the things that they do and what in the world was going through their mind?! Talk about being disturbed!!!!