They Were Just Innocent Children! Bone-Chilling True Crime Stories Compilation

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  • čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
  • Are these the most harrowing murders in Australia's history? This compilation will explore three of the darkest cases you've ever seen: the murder of Ebony Simpson, Australia's biggest predator Dereky Percy and a man who let his daughter die Arthur Freeman.
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    0:00 Top 3 Harrowing Child Murders: Tragic True Crime Stories Compilation
    0:54 Ebony Simpsons Murder
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    1:26:25 He Let His Daughter Fall To Her Death
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Komentáře • 564

  • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
    @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +44

    Have you heard of these cases before?

    • @stevelytton
      @stevelytton Před měsícem +7

      yes and many more cases

    • @SeleneUnderworld
      @SeleneUnderworld Před měsícem +1

      Only the last case not

    • @j.ksmith7432
      @j.ksmith7432 Před měsícem +2

      Yes, saw them on tv in the uk

    • @Jasward92
      @Jasward92 Před měsícem +5

      Never

    • @ccday1234
      @ccday1234 Před měsícem +2

      Have indeed! Saw the official record of interview video the night Garforth was arrested! Chilling was putting it mildly ~ never forgotten to this day 🤬

  • @teresareynolds4364
    @teresareynolds4364 Před měsícem +101

    This is the exact reason the death penalty is justified 😢

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +6

      How do you think society would react if this punishment was brought back across the world?

    • @Lilcharlie78
      @Lilcharlie78 Před měsícem +8

      I totally agree !

    • @chanteloconnell8919
      @chanteloconnell8919 Před měsícem +7

      Me too!

    • @jodyinglis913
      @jodyinglis913 Před měsícem +7

      ​@TheTrueCrimeChannel would society feel justice is dealt? Cases like these 8/14/40years is barely justice.

    • @deathbycheese850
      @deathbycheese850 Před měsícem +3

      Unfortunately there are too many who have been executed, and were later found innocent.

  • @hazelsandstrom9721
    @hazelsandstrom9721 Před měsícem +113

    Stop now ! It is not her mothers fault that she was snatched Its the disgusting monster who snatched her !

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +14

      Absolutely! No mother would put their child in harms way

    • @LadyIarConnacht
      @LadyIarConnacht Před měsícem +11

      It's our job to watch our kids as much as humanly possible. It's not about "fault." It's about responsibility.

    • @deanwilliams4365
      @deanwilliams4365 Před měsícem

      and what was the mothers 22 phone calls that morning about? she's a Kowen nutter

    • @dmm6341
      @dmm6341 Před měsícem +3

      mothers are always the target

    • @Marigold502
      @Marigold502 Před měsícem +6

      Hazel. Agree absolutely not her poor mother's fault. You'd have to blame my and all my friend's mothers too because we wandered further than that girl at the same age. Wonderful thing her mother did with the support group❤

  • @eh-i1841
    @eh-i1841 Před měsícem +75

    It’s horrible,that a 9 year-old can’t walk a couple of hundred yards home,without this happening to them.

  • @allthingsmini1992
    @allthingsmini1992 Před měsícem +90

    People who are blaming the mother is absolutely disgusting!!!! She lost her child!

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +15

      It isn't her fault!

    • @allthingsmini1992
      @allthingsmini1992 Před měsícem +17

      @TheTrueCrimeChannel exactly!!! I will assume all those bullying the mother, aren't parents. As a mom I feel for her and she has my heart. I can't even imagine.

    • @Little_Aussie_20
      @Little_Aussie_20 Před měsícem +19

      Unfortunately there are unkind and demonic heartless people who have nothing better to do than come on social media and spew their nonsense for some much needed attention that their own Mummy or Daddy didn't give them, we should pity them and not give them the attention that they crave ❤

    • @janecallaghan2316
      @janecallaghan2316 Před měsícem

      There is no way mum is in any way to blame. Only One person is to blame and that’s the evil bast@#d that took her. Every mother has times things clash, it was a safe area, the older son was aware. Those criticising the mother are just sick and twisted

    • @aprilforrett7081
      @aprilforrett7081 Před 14 dny +2

      There are horrible people who kill innocent children I feel sorry for the, mothers

  • @ReneeHorth
    @ReneeHorth Před měsícem +38

    I lost a son and it was an accident. I can’t even come close to understanding the pain of parents who lose their precious children to the evil that lives in our world. To hell with these monsters!!!!

  • @Zephaeria
    @Zephaeria Před měsícem +75

    I agree with Ebonys mum. Forgiveness is not easy or necessary in my opinion. When your child is murdered you lose a piece of yourself. You know you have to keep going but the hurt doesn't go away.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +10

      It would be hard for anyone to move on from a child loss - especially a murder

    • @joanrichter1891
      @joanrichter1891 Před měsícem +9

      @@TheTrueCrimeChannel you are right, my youngest, my daughter passed away at 22 completely unexpected. But I have to admit I am “thankful” if that’s the right word that she is not a missing person nor was murdered. I can’t even imagine. These poor children.

    • @arrow-lo7jf
      @arrow-lo7jf Před měsícem +2

      I respect your commit but I just do not agree with it , as a person with a murdered family member I can honestly say I was of the same opinion , but I could never move on, It consumed me and ruined many relation ships, you just waste to much negative energy being pissed off all the time, people who forgive are not really forgiving the act for the murderer,they forgive them for them selves, because that weight is to heavy to carry and will eventually break every bone In your body.Forgive but never forget is not just a saying, but I will leave that to Individuals choice. Peace.

    • @jojosmumdorothy2829
      @jojosmumdorothy2829 Před měsícem +1

      I agree 100% with you

    • @debrarandall6913
      @debrarandall6913 Před měsícem +1

      Thats 100 % right. I too live with that greif every single day. There are no words.

  • @melpaulsen3618
    @melpaulsen3618 Před měsícem +96

    Horrible people doing horrid things to innocent children may those beautiful children rest in love

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +6

      It is honestly horrific - do you think the police did enough?

    • @shardal1904
      @shardal1904 Před měsícem +13

      ​@@TheTrueCrimeChannelI personally think more needs to be done to address the issue of SA. In alot of the cases I'm hearing it seems the actual punishment for these crimes are just too lenient and doesn't take into account the knock on effect this has on the victim and in some cases these victims even become the perpetrator later in life sadly. The root of the problem needs to be addressed i.e. identifying individuals with these sick urges and working towards either ongoing change whilst monitoring them or keeping them behind bars. It's such a common problem, it's scary.

    • @francescamauceri3292
      @francescamauceri3292 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@TheTrueCrimeChannel⁶⁶⁶⁶⁶⁵⅚is is 😊😊😊

    • @tracyi1551
      @tracyi1551 Před měsícem +3

      Demonic ,,,and to play mentally insaine card is not right ,,,they know what they do and pre meditate most of the time,i pray for all the childrens family that peace and forgiveness they can find and may the Holy Lord Jesus have these innocent little ones in his arms safe away from any harm.😢❣️🙏

    • @user-rv1wf6sd4p
      @user-rv1wf6sd4p Před měsícem +2

      I have no words for this heinus horrific crime...
      Unbelievable😢😡😡😡😡😡!

  • @adampapworth
    @adampapworth Před měsícem +66

    Just about every kid I knew including myself walked home from the bus in the 1990s.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Would you let kids do it today?

    • @adampapworth
      @adampapworth Před měsícem +2

      @@TheTrueCrimeChannel no I don’t think so, I’d want to at least meet them at the stop.

    • @boreksz82-cf7ze
      @boreksz82-cf7ze Před měsícem +10

      I walked to school and back on my own from age 7, then I would ride my bike all over until it hot dark. That was in 90ties. Now i have 10 year old daughter and she never goes anywhere alone, ever.

    • @Vanadisir
      @Vanadisir Před měsícem +5

      Yup, a little older than this girl my walk was 45 mins each way. Even then "stranger danger" was a big thing, they taught is safety, even then we were allowed to the park and the local river without adults.

    • @amyrivers4093
      @amyrivers4093 Před měsícem +3

      I was five in 1983 and I walked to and from school with my sister who was two years older here in New Zealand. Later on we biked separately. There was no thought that it was dangerous.

  • @TheSamjane4
    @TheSamjane4 Před měsícem +32

    I read the book about Ebony that the parents wrote. The detective tried so hard to help them and to get him maximum sentence time but his hands were tied and he was so frustrated he couldn’t help them like they needed. That’s why he gave them the number of Anita Cobbys family…it was all he could do. The parents were instrumental in setting up the victims of crime support group that still operates today.

  • @combivan4346
    @combivan4346 Před měsícem +28

    I remember this, it was huge here in Australia when Ebony went missing, and then what unfolded was just an unbelievable nightmare.

  • @rae-raehmmm2135
    @rae-raehmmm2135 Před měsícem +23

    I survived a triple murder. I was just 9yrs old. My Aunt, who sadly lost her life, saved mine by putting me in a cupboard. My two cousins lost their lives the same way as my Aunt. The justice system really shouldn’t be all that! The man who took my Aunt & two cousins lives was sentenced to just 15yrs, he served half that got out on “good behaviour.” My family chose to forgive him, I didn’t .. no way. He went on to murder an innocent 12yr old boy. If the system had worked then each of family members lives would have mattered, so life for each of them. That poor would never have been murdered.
    Ebony’s mum is correct, nobody truly understands unless you’ve been affected by it. The pain stains your soul, your life forever. I’m forever changed by what I witnessed. I pray for a better system.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +3

      Oh my goodness - thank you for sharing your story. We are so sorry for your loss - have you been able to live a healthy and happy life?

    • @user-we3ig9zq4o
      @user-we3ig9zq4o Před měsícem +4

      So sorry that happened to you

    • @wendyblackston9123
      @wendyblackston9123 Před měsícem +2

      The court system is horrible here in the USA murders getting either away with it or being let out on “good behavior” good behavior my ass

    • @jojosmumdorothy2829
      @jojosmumdorothy2829 Před měsícem +2

      🎉I'm sorry you had to go through that🎉

    • @debrarandall6913
      @debrarandall6913 Před měsícem +2

      You are 100 % right. It changes you forever.
      My deepest condolences for what you went through.
      God bless you and prayers for the ones you lost. 😢😢😢

  • @ruderoboticsanonymous8306
    @ruderoboticsanonymous8306 Před měsícem +13

    People saying who lets a 9 year old walk home. 1. It was from the bus stop, not school. 2. In the 90s it was completely normal to walk to school alone anyway. Everyone did it. Those days people were innocent, it was even normal to leave your door unlocked and to let the kids play outside with other kids as long as they were back home by sundown and dinner. Those times were very different and innocent. 3. Blame the guy, not the poor Mother. Ebony had just got off the bus and didn’t have far to walk to home… and kids SHOULD be able to do that without the worry of being unalived. M
    This story breaks my heart.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      100% - she should of been able to walk home safely

    • @sarahfranssen
      @sarahfranssen Před měsícem +3

      Yes I think in both the Australian and New Zealand culture, it was very normal for kids to walk, bus or bike to school. I did through all my years at school. Mind you it was 70’s & 80’s. Even being dropped off at the beach and left with siblings for a few hours was quite normal

    • @LibbySlaughter101
      @LibbySlaughter101 Před měsícem

      Yes, we used to walk to & from school & nothing was heard of then - We also slept with windows wide open, no screens, when it was hot. Even left the front & back door ajar at night if it was super hot. Life has changed so much. For the worse.😢

  • @Cruella_DG
    @Cruella_DG Před měsícem +20

    I remember when little Ebony disappeared and how upsetting and horrific her disappearance and murder was. Children should be able to experience life unharmed and untouched.

  • @angels0auras
    @angels0auras Před měsícem +35

    A psychopath is able to feign mental illness (or whatever it takes to avoid accountability)

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +5

      Do you think judges need to change how they look at mental illnesses in murder cases?

    • @bearcatracing007
      @bearcatracing007 Před měsícem +3

      Yes look at the women in Cairns that killed 8 kids and had the chargers dropped ​@TheTrueCrimeChannel

    • @deathbycheese850
      @deathbycheese850 Před měsícem

      Psychopathy is a personality disorder, therefore a mental illness itself.

    • @deathbycheese850
      @deathbycheese850 Před měsícem

      ​​@@bearcatracing007that lady was serious.y ill, and I can't believe how narrow minded some people still are about it.

    • @bearcatracing007
      @bearcatracing007 Před měsícem +2

      @deathbycheese850 no she wasn't, you can read the psychologist report online. It's a joke and the fact people eat up what the media tell them is half the problem. Martin Bryant IS seriously mentally ill so by your reasoning we should let him free! I can't believe how narrow minded you actually are!

  • @carriebizz
    @carriebizz Před měsícem +27

    I rarely go over the westgate bridge but when i do i think of darcy everytime. They added higher fencing after this happened

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +4

      So sad

    • @Carolanne1926
      @Carolanne1926 Před měsícem +2

      This brings tears to my eyes because of what happened to Darcey and I've lost family members on the same bridge

    • @ayrproductions
      @ayrproductions Před měsícem +3

      I drove over the Westgate in the opposite direction not long after it happened, then after I found out what was going on (the police were already there and had him in the back of the divvy van by the time I was going over it), I started avoiding it as much as possible.

    • @taniaconnor1442
      @taniaconnor1442 Před měsícem +2

      I know the guy who got Darcy out. He was one of the first officer on the scene.
      He resigned not long after this

    • @LittleRedHenNat
      @LittleRedHenNat Před měsícem

      I have never forgotten that day. Clear as a bell in my mind. 🙏🏻 dear little girl😔

  • @laurac8659
    @laurac8659 Před měsícem +20

    WTF is wrong with the justice system in Australia and the UK for that matter!😡 Bring his sorry ass to Texas!!!!!

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      What would they do to him there?

    • @Crunt2167
      @Crunt2167 Před měsícem +4

      Absolutely the penalties in Aust don't add up. 😎👍

    • @jojosmumdorothy2829
      @jojosmumdorothy2829 Před měsícem +2

      I wish they'd do something about the system it's ludicrous

    • @Tinthia82
      @Tinthia82 Před měsícem +2

      As bad as the justice system is here in Australia, America isn't really that much better either. I've seen many people get away with the most hideous stuff in America, not to mention it's still legal in many places in America for 9 year old kids to marry.

    • @NikolaosKyriakopoulos
      @NikolaosKyriakopoulos Před 9 dny +1

      Let me enlighten you...
      WOKE
      That's the problem!!!

  • @user-zy9tw4bk7n
    @user-zy9tw4bk7n Před měsícem +23

    Watching ebonys mum still cry after more then twenty years reminds me that no one should tell a parent to move on especially when they know that an innocent child is murdered not long ago my sister lost her beautiful daughter and two very small children lost thier mum what my sister is going through is horrific she tells everyone how she can’t even think of moving on and sadly right so

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +5

      It is horrifying - she never got to see her daughter grow up

    • @amyrivers4093
      @amyrivers4093 Před měsícem +6

      ​@@TheTrueCrimeChannel nor will she meet the grandchildren she might of had. When a child is murdered the killer also murders the generations that were yet to come.

  • @carriebizz
    @carriebizz Před měsícem +18

    I had 3 young children at the time of darcys death. My daughter was the same age as darcy. Im also in Melbourne and this made me sick, it still does.

  • @elizaspencer8107
    @elizaspencer8107 Před měsícem +25

    Rest in love Miss Ebony remembering you always darling xx❤️

  • @amymiller4931
    @amymiller4931 Před měsícem +9

    I’m from England I’ve never heard about Ebony she would be 40 by now….. which is the same age as me. I will never truly understand the Evil humans are capable of. Truly devastating I’ve not seen the comments blaming the mother but yes back then more children walked home and any child should be safe where ever they are in the world .The parents are also victims of this horrific crime leave them alone!!

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Crazy to think that the case is known around the world - thanks for watching

  • @sradley2240
    @sradley2240 Před měsícem +9

    The judge handed down a life sentence but 23 years later Garforth's classification has been downgraded from an A-grade maximum security prisoner to a B-grade, meaning he can apply for prison jobs and even enroll in a list of courses at the jail. Is this just and fair! If this was my child I'd take justice into my own hands

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Do you think prisoners should not get a chance to show they have reformed if they commit a crime like this?

    • @user-rv1wf6sd4p
      @user-rv1wf6sd4p Před 12 dny

      Dont worry..
      He,ll be more safe inside,than outside...
      And he knows it

    • @user-rv1wf6sd4p
      @user-rv1wf6sd4p Před 12 dny

      Do you think that Darcy can be "brought back to life"?
      🙏🏿❤RIP,sweet girl

  • @pwagzzz
    @pwagzzz Před měsícem +33

    Percy... too insane to be convicted... smart enough to invest his navy pension in stocks and collectibles

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +2

      Interesting point!

    • @deathbycheese850
      @deathbycheese850 Před měsícem

      Umm...so insane people can't be intelligent?

    • @cynthiat6505
      @cynthiat6505 Před měsícem +1

      Mental illness covers a huge span. Very little of it keeps you from making correct decisions. Right and wrong is understandable by almost everyone. If one commits murder, mental illness should not keep you out of incarceration. Period!

    • @AmysAttitude
      @AmysAttitude Před 16 dny

      ​@@cynthiat6505... You very obviously do not know NEARLY as much as you think you do about mental illness. Just share your opinion that it shouldn't keep people from incarceration and move on. Your opinions on mental illness are absolutely ignorant.

  • @Williams.L
    @Williams.L Před měsícem +14

    "keep him where he is, it's the safest place for him. Trust me." 😂😂
    Ebonys mother's story is heartbreaking but she is pretty bad ass

  • @jeanettehinds4253
    @jeanettehinds4253 Před měsícem +15

    These creatures are always ready. They leave home ready, and as soon as an opportunity presents itself, they pounce. There was nothing little Ebony could have done. She's tiny, he wouldn't have to work hard to get her into his filthy car.

  • @xcape2usa
    @xcape2usa Před měsícem +4

    Those poor brothers. And the little boy on the beach. Imagine living with those memories.

  • @teddy2577
    @teddy2577 Před měsícem +11

    Listening to what that disgusting monster did to Ebony just beyond sick. As a parent myself, I can't even begin to understand the pain and torment of having your child murdered in the most brutal way.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +3

      It has to be one of the worst thoughts in the world - let alone to experience the real thing

  • @ktilleyhappiness
    @ktilleyhappiness Před měsícem +10

    What a very lovely mother! She is a tribute to all of us! And one more thing that precious, beautiful girl…

  • @Little_Aussie_20
    @Little_Aussie_20 Před měsícem +8

    Darcy Freeman was such a beautiful little girl... I don't understand how a father could do that 😢

  • @sarahfranssen
    @sarahfranssen Před měsícem +8

    I feel for Ebony’s mother. So tragic. I’d be angry too. I don’t believe I would or could forgive anyone that did what that monster did

  • @emmadownunder3833
    @emmadownunder3833 Před měsícem +5

    I remember exactly where I was when it came on the news that Darcy had been thrown over the west gate bridge. I had only just driven across it about two hours prior. I froze. For anyone who doesn’t know, it’s a very high bridge. It’s windy and scary to drive across on windy days. I still can’t believe she actually survived the impact with the water. It would have been like hitting concrete. I can still remember that day. It was a very dark day in Melbourne that day. And for some days following it. The police woman who was first on the scene broke down as she tried to work on little Darcy. It’s was utterly heartbreaking. Especially when an inquest later found that at least two doctors know Freeman was violent, unpredictable and abusive towards his children but they didn’t report it because they thought the courts and police were taking care of that side of things. Devastating. Her mum, Peta, was so dignified and strong. RIP Darcy and all the other child victims. What an awful cruel world we live in sometimes. 😢

  • @shazza4
    @shazza4 Před měsícem +23

    Pure evil 😈

  • @aprince4u
    @aprince4u Před měsícem +13

    Australia sentencing is preposterous

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      How should it be improved?

    • @megansummersides4255
      @megansummersides4255 Před měsícem +2

      Tried to tell what happened to my family but CZcams is censoring me...

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Sorry to hear that - if you have an abridged version we would be interested to hear it (and we hope that you are ok)

  • @elizabethmclean5145
    @elizabethmclean5145 Před měsícem +22

    Every person in Australia knows about all these cases or they should

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Which one do you resonate with the most?

    • @elizabethmclean5145
      @elizabethmclean5145 Před měsícem

      The last one.... how could he do that ... throw his daughter away??? So heartbreaking 💔

    • @carriebizz
      @carriebizz Před měsícem

      I'd never heard of Ebony's case before I was 15 at the time.

    • @WendyHannan-pt7ez
      @WendyHannan-pt7ez Před měsícem +1

      Yes we do, we will never forget those children lost, murdered by these monster cowedly men. On the odd occasion I’ve travelled over the Westgate Bridge, I think of dear little Darcy and her brothers, so sad for her mother waiting for her to arrive at school. He wasn’t crazy, he is evil and it was an act of revenge.

  • @irenepwheeldon
    @irenepwheeldon Před měsícem +8

    Brave family, the nightmare of loosing their lovely daughter in this way is beyond comprehension to anyone. Sadly, to much of this is going on and other families will suffer because of the monsters out there. Those monsters should be locked up for good.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      It is honestly horrific - we couldn't begin to imagine how their families feel

  • @kellysheridan3149
    @kellysheridan3149 Před měsícem +25

    So much evil !!!

  • @brendagath9078
    @brendagath9078 Před měsícem +5

    The coldest thing was that I was being raised in Australia, Western Australia while this was going on, but I can’t remember when they said that he was locked up for life, I was there from 1970 to 1979, no wonder my mother was very watchful of us as we grew up!

  • @teehennessey6419
    @teehennessey6419 Před měsícem +12

    This is so sad. I watched a movie about this. I wished I could remember the name of it. If anyone has seen it to can you let me no please thanks. My heart goes out to her family. May this sweet child rest in peace 🕊️❤

  • @adiakiyes6354
    @adiakiyes6354 Před měsícem +10

    This two hours video is very long but i finished it. Ebony's case made me cry. Darcy case i was shocked and horrified will never forget till the rest of my life

  • @nicolasrose3064
    @nicolasrose3064 Před měsícem +4

    A Prison Officer had been asked in an interview about Garforth's behaviour, the Officer stated that on being instructed to vacate his Cell for Yard time, Garforth had complained that he "couldn't be bothered, that he has a shitty existence"... the Officer said he was livid at hearing this and ordered Garforth to stand up and leave the Cell saying : "after what you've done, you don't get to tell us what you can and can't be bothered doing when that little Girl has no existence at all anymore..", Garforth had sniggered at the Officers comment, upon which the Officer had thrown Garforth at the Cell wall and marched him out to the Prison Yard....

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      That's incredibly interesting - where did you see this interview?

    • @nicolasrose3064
      @nicolasrose3064 Před měsícem +3

      @@TheTrueCrimeChannel
      It is an excerpt from a Book on Australian crime, I think it was James Phelps, he wrote a number of Books on Australian Maximum Security Prisons.
      Long Bay, Goulburn, Pentridge.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      Thank you - we will have to check them out

  • @user-mz8qd5rd9q
    @user-mz8qd5rd9q Před měsícem +4

    Ebony's headstone really got me. RIP baby girl. All these are awful.

  • @sandycassidy8637
    @sandycassidy8637 Před měsícem +18

    I remember that day he threw his daughter over that bridge. Horrifying to see 😢

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Such a horrific case

    • @ayrproductions
      @ayrproductions Před měsícem

      Same. I was driving over the Westgate not long after it happened. They had two lanes on that side closed (I was travelling in the opposite direction after Mrs Bushy #2’s heart specialist appointment), and he was already in the back of the divvy van at that stage (this was at about 10:30-11am) and a tow truck was just getting there to tow his car away. Didn’t know what happened until we got back to Melton and switched on the midday news.

  • @cathytognella9133
    @cathytognella9133 Před měsícem +5

    To Ebony's mum . No you don't ever have to forgive . I wouldn't either . I'm sorry for what you and your family went through and still are going through . May you find some peace knowing what a wonderful mum you were and that these dreadful monsters are out there . Love to your sons and husband . I would absolutely love the death penalty as there's no rehabilitation for monsters . He not a man but a monster. May you go on with rest of your life and. Cherish the good memories you had with Ebbony 😢

  • @coreencasey5109
    @coreencasey5109 Před měsícem +7

    No man who could do that to his own daughter should be called a father. Why single out one child? Was it because she looked like her Mum? Hes a narcissistic psychopath and probably a misogynist all in one. He knew exactly what he was doing. RIP little Darcy.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Such a horrific crime

    • @ayrproductions
      @ayrproductions Před měsícem +1

      His plan was to do the same to all three of the children, from what the reports stated at the time. I drove over the Westgate not long after it happened, but at least I wasn’t one of the poor people who witnessed it happening. People heading into work that day would’ve been traumatised since he did it in the middle of peak hour.

    • @TheSamjane4
      @TheSamjane4 Před měsícem +1

      His plan was to do it to them all..but Darcy was just who he grabbed first. After her brother who was older saw what he did to Darcy he started resisting his Dad and fighting him and asking him what he did to Darcy and the Dad lost his nerve and drove away. Also people driving past had seen what happenned and were starting to stop their cars behind him to try and help her

  • @anged2539
    @anged2539 Před měsícem +4

    What an amazing woman! Thank you for helping others❤️

  • @amyrivers4093
    @amyrivers4093 Před měsícem +6

    I'm not an Australian but half of my family are and the rest of us are in New Zealand. I've watched many true crime videos as I believe it's the least I can do for all victims. I feel terrible that I have never heard of young Ebony. I am 46 so I'm in her generation. When the bastard was saying what he did and hearihg her mothers pain had tears falling down my cheeks. Her parents and other members of their centre have accomplished so much and have helped countless people. I can imagine that Ebony was looking down on her parents trying to almost give them the support they desperately needed. The mothers brutal words are so needed because although I could forgive a lot I would never forgive someone who harmed my loved ones. I'm so sorry Ebony that you suffered before you died RIP little one.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Thank you so much for watching ❤

    • @amyrivers4093
      @amyrivers4093 Před měsícem

      @@TheTrueCrimeChannel you're welcome. Your content is amazing and very professional.

  • @TheDahlialost
    @TheDahlialost Před měsícem +6

    Never let your young one walk alone.

  • @ccandice78
    @ccandice78 Před měsícem +4

    So sad for the mom. It’s hurts so much for her

  • @Jasward92
    @Jasward92 Před měsícem +8

    The first story killed me 💔💔🤍

  • @evelynespina3165
    @evelynespina3165 Před měsícem +4

    There are horrible sickened minds just around waiting to do wicked things to hurt people especially children. . So sickening 🤬

  • @mrsmiggins6435
    @mrsmiggins6435 Před měsícem +6

    Innocence of all these young children meet pure evil. Personally would not be able to forgive. At least some good has come out of these pointless deaths. May you always remain Angels

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      It's an awful tragedy but thank you for trying to find something positive

  • @caroljackson5051
    @caroljackson5051 Před měsícem +3

    I am glad after all that indecision he was found guilty, otherwise the mother's emotions would remain one of anger. After the guilty verdict she was able to grieve her daughter with the emotions associated with grief and loss. He knew what he was doing. He did it to spite her mother. What a monster!

  • @lee-annkite9796
    @lee-annkite9796 Před měsícem +6

    I never get feelings even I watch these programmes which I have done for years but this got me - rest in peace ❤

  • @MPGRAY84
    @MPGRAY84 Před 17 dny +3

    The investigators that jumped into immediate action, searching for Ebony, are true heroes!! They were determined to get answers and to help!! My heart breaks for these families!!

  • @whatwillbem6825
    @whatwillbem6825 Před měsícem +6

    Evil demonic humans…with black souls destroying one family foundation after another…times are getting more and more chaotic…be careful out there everyone…
    Poor innocent little girl…I’m so sorry for your loss 🙏🏻

  • @chilibeen5484
    @chilibeen5484 Před měsícem +5

    I so appreciate you uploading this..Thankyou. However I don't think I'm able to watch.Some things are too Brutal,Horrifying and Un-Human for me to deal with. I will say RIP all the Angels that are taken from us. X 🙏💔

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      We really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment ❤

  • @whitneylail2659
    @whitneylail2659 Před 26 dny +1

    Omg that picture of ebonys mom looking at her broke my entire heart. You can see the love in her face. Im so sorry :(

  • @patriciomedicci8770
    @patriciomedicci8770 Před měsícem +10

    NUNCA DEBIO DEJARSE DE USAR LA HORCA NI LA GUILLOTINA ........

  • @shanefoy3720
    @shanefoy3720 Před měsícem +8

    Why didnt them ppl in the car pick her up especially seeing theres a stranger next too a car, still a couple of houses between her and home

    • @avi.chan23
      @avi.chan23 Před měsícem +3

      because back then, people didn´t consider this a dangerous situation at all. If you don´t think the child is in danger, you don´t even think about doing something. Of course, nowadays, I would of course stop seeing a kid walking pass a parked car with the driver visible, but this is only, because I am aware of how evil the world out there is. People back then, thought, there were a lot of crimes anyways, didn´t hear much about these crimes and definitely never considered any evil thing could happen in their neighborhood. "This is something that only happens else where, but not here".

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      Times have changed!

    • @coreencasey5109
      @coreencasey5109 Před měsícem +3

      Yes back then there was no fear like there is now. You thought you would have been safer in the country but predators are everywhere waiting for an opportunity.

    • @TheSamjane4
      @TheSamjane4 Před měsícem +3

      Because they were just teens with no foresight and they knew she lived just a few steps away and probably thought there was no point she was so close to home

  • @JudeAussie
    @JudeAussie Před 23 dny +2

    I remember Ebony Simpsons case like it was yesterday. We were all so hopefull she’d be found safe and well. 😢💔

  • @meryllotter812
    @meryllotter812 Před měsícem +7

    😢so sorry for your family if I can give you a hug I will 💔

  • @raybryant9768
    @raybryant9768 Před měsícem +3

    Couldn't imagine the fear and pain that little girl was feeling when someone she completely trusted could do something horrific as to what happened to Darcy, I refuse to go anywhere near that bridge my family feel the same way.

  • @user-qo2ww2ur3b
    @user-qo2ww2ur3b Před měsícem +9

    so sad so cruel

  • @rhondabeckwith8782
    @rhondabeckwith8782 Před 28 dny +1

    No one should be told how to feel. I lost my daughter 11 years ago and the pain is still as raw and I'm still angry.. she correct, that man does not belong among us, he is a danger and these men do Not change or get better... Hugs

  • @dpcorkill7301
    @dpcorkill7301 Před měsícem +4

    That poor mother

  • @johaysom1496
    @johaysom1496 Před měsícem +5

    No I could NEVER forgive

  • @MichelleWatson10
    @MichelleWatson10 Před měsícem +3

    I remember these cases, so heartbreaking so horrible, those poor you g girls and the devastation they’re family’s went through RIP sweet angels

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Did it change the way you lived?

    • @megansummersides4255
      @megansummersides4255 Před měsícem +2

      It definitely changed how I live, that’s for sure😢

    • @MichelleWatson10
      @MichelleWatson10 Před měsícem +1

      @@TheTrueCrimeChannel it certainly changed how my son grew up, he was 4 when this happened and I never let him out of my sight

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Fair enough - it would definitely have an impact on most people

  • @GoTfan108
    @GoTfan108 Před měsícem +2

    Wish that guy had stopped and given her a ride home esp when there's a random car and a man on the side of the road

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Would he have been trustworthy?

    • @GoTfan108
      @GoTfan108 Před měsícem +1

      @TheTrueCrimeChannel well he had the two boys with him and they knew her

  • @simonmears1726
    @simonmears1726 Před měsícem +3

    They got it wrong with Percy a insane person would not be washing his blood stained clothes to conceal his horrible crime s

  • @jackiewale5206
    @jackiewale5206 Před měsícem +3

    Such an amazing woman and mother .

  • @erikakraatz6108
    @erikakraatz6108 Před měsícem +3

    He's not insane, he's evil. You can't rehabilitate evil

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Should we at least try to rehabilitate evil or simply lock it away?

  • @leelajapheth4051
    @leelajapheth4051 Před měsícem +2

    Why would anyone let a baby walk by herself after school?
    I wouldn't even let my dog walk alone at anytime

  • @cathycastleton
    @cathycastleton Před 28 dny +1

    Thanks for your Oz content , from Oz !

  • @tracyshaffer4510
    @tracyshaffer4510 Před 12 dny

    I heard the first story before, I can’t imagine going through the loss of a child. My heart goes out to the family and everyone involved.

  • @SudaniMelanin
    @SudaniMelanin Před 7 dny +1

    When Ebony's mama said staying in jail is the safest for him I felt that because the anger she felt I felt and would do the same thing.

  • @LittleRedHenNat
    @LittleRedHenNat Před měsícem +2

    Ebony's mother is an amazingly wise woman.
    🙏🏻💖 anger is anamazing fuel if your heart and intention is good.

  • @magicshopmumma2042
    @magicshopmumma2042 Před měsícem +2

    I remember all these cases. May they all rest in peace

  • @ritaakalele4801
    @ritaakalele4801 Před měsícem +3

    Ffff heart breaking and infuriating!

  • @ChristinasCure
    @ChristinasCure Před měsícem +3

    I don’t get why this man called Darcy attractive??? She was 4?? Such a strange wording

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      Probably to heighten the nature of the tragedy, the media has been known to sensationalise crime

  • @semirabdu4408
    @semirabdu4408 Před 14 dny +1

    Am very deeply sorry about your loss, I swear I feel it.

  • @gregorywilliams257
    @gregorywilliams257 Před 17 dny +1

    we need australia to start having a register for these predators so we know as parents where they live in our area to protect our children its disgusting that they are protected government needs to stand up and look at this

  • @laurie113
    @laurie113 Před měsícem +3

    He’s not insane at all

  • @taniaconnor1442
    @taniaconnor1442 Před měsícem +2

    He threw his daughter over the bridge because he didn't want his ex-wife to have the children. On top of this, he was going to throw the middle child over as well, then the oldest son.
    He knew what he was doing. The poor little girl tried to fight her dad

  • @suziewong5305
    @suziewong5305 Před měsícem +1

    These are brutally heartbreaking 💔 RIP Angels

  • @justineorman6041
    @justineorman6041 Před měsícem +2

    The justice system here in Australia is beyond disgusting 🤮 if you kill someone here you practically get away with it those poor babies 😢

  • @streaming5332
    @streaming5332 Před měsícem +1

    Never heard of this case but I'm in WA.

  • @cathycastleton
    @cathycastleton Před měsícem +1

    Garforth hog tied poor little ebony, you wonder if he had done this before and never been caught, he was recently moved from Western Australia

  • @PrivateInformation-xn1ml
    @PrivateInformation-xn1ml Před měsícem +2

    I agree with Ebonys mum...you do not have to forgive a damn thing...ever....its just not normal. Forever 9 years old, beautiful girl.

    • @curiouser-and-curiouser
      @curiouser-and-curiouser Před měsícem

      It's not normal? Don't throw stones at the mothers who choose to not live the rest of their lives with hate eating away at their souls which negatively effects the rest of their children & family by implying they're not normal.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      So heartbreaking for the family

  • @sandycassidy8637
    @sandycassidy8637 Před měsícem

    The bodies in the dunes. Another horrific case. In the middle of the day, yet unseen. Very scary 😮😮

  • @joangentili8484
    @joangentili8484 Před měsícem +3

    Why …. Just don’t understand why 🙏

  • @lorainechuckry1975
    @lorainechuckry1975 Před měsícem +1

    Forgiveness does not mean setting the guilty person free of their crimes. It means setting yourself free from bitterness because once bitterness takes hold of you it’s not healthy. I’m not saying you shouldn’t be angry about what happened but having bitterness means you are forever thinking about thst criminal who took thst precious life. If you forgive him you are no longer chained to him. You can move on taking those precious memories with you

  • @anged2539
    @anged2539 Před měsícem +2

    I am just starting to watch your video. Not sure if I can watch it all. 💔. Not sure if you cover this story….
    Worst case I once investigated was in Jubilee Park Annandale NSw. I think 1960/1970’s little boy. 😭
    I investigated only because I lived in the area and had ghosts. FYI. I think my place was a bus stop for spirits leaving earth. It was that full on.

    • @anged2539
      @anged2539 Před měsícem +1

      Also called Jubilee Oval… 3 year old boy from memory….as bad as that little boy in England murdered by 2 children ona railway line after being kidnapped from a shopping centre.

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem

      We will have a look and see what we can find - thanks for the suggestion

  • @katrinaglanville3612
    @katrinaglanville3612 Před 6 dny

    These cases are so very sad. I have heard of Ebony's case and watched a documentary about Derek Percy. Darcy Freeman 's story I haven't heard about before. These awful diabolical men have far too many privileges when the victims families live with the pain of what happened to their child, forever.

  • @djm5699
    @djm5699 Před 10 dny

    So glad he won’t ever have freedom outside of a cell. I remember this. I recall staying at Bargo and was thinking about the pain the family experienced. Evil is around.

  • @colleengobbe754
    @colleengobbe754 Před měsícem +2

    Percy is plain evil

  • @helenellsworth9556
    @helenellsworth9556 Před měsícem +5

    If anyone is spiritual here , I'm not talking Christian either, you should know about soul contracts, not the same as soulmates, think about it, we come here to have a human experience, we are spiritual beings, energy frequency,

    • @avi.chan23
      @avi.chan23 Před měsícem

      are you stating, that Darcy was thrown of that bridge to have a human experience? Same goes for Ebony being abducted, abused and then, still living thrown into a lake and for all these other kids having a similar fate... all for some human experience?

    • @TheTrueCrimeChannel
      @TheTrueCrimeChannel  Před měsícem +1

      We don't really understand this comment - are you saying death is necessary?

    • @lindaholtzhausen1539
      @lindaholtzhausen1539 Před měsícem

      You should know about your Savior JESUS CHRIST! REPENT YOUR SINS, AND GET SAVED!

    • @philippascott412
      @philippascott412 Před měsícem

      P​@@avi.chan23

    • @avi.chan23
      @avi.chan23 Před měsícem

      @@lindaholtzhausen1539 thank you, but no thank you.

  • @adelaney537
    @adelaney537 Před měsícem +2

    thank you for these videos. I remain shocked the word c u n t and death penalty springs to mind. This is just terrible poor kids RIP

  • @abbyglass4580
    @abbyglass4580 Před 24 dny

    Ebony’s mother is the strongest woman in the world for carrying on for her 2 boys💔

  • @kimberlychelen9890
    @kimberlychelen9890 Před měsícem +2

    Karma remembers ALL MONSTERS!
    Rest in Forever Peace, BeYOUtiful souls.

  • @michelleyuzik2839
    @michelleyuzik2839 Před měsícem +2

    the 3rd story: he was angry and desperate and acting on his anger