THE BUS STOP MURDER- Bobbi-Anne McLeod

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024

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  • @TheMaisiewoofwoof
    @TheMaisiewoofwoof Před 2 lety +142

    I live less than a mile away from where this happened. My daughters aged 18 and 16 regularly use bus stops very close to where Bobbi was abducted to go see their friends that live around Plymouth. Many of my friends with similar aged daughters feel that it couldve been any one of our girls that couldve been killed by this monster. It was simply a matter of chance that this happened to poor Bobbi. My eldest was actually out seeing her friends that night, catching a bus at 6 o'clock less than half a mile away. This case has made my blood run cold as a mother. My only comfort is that my daughter is a mixed martial arts specialist and knows how to fight but would that have been enough? I never thought in Plymouth we'd have such an awful crime that made us feel unsafe for our daughters but thank God he was caught. With the mass shooting last year its been a terrible time for our beloved small city. My heart breaks for Bobbis family and taking flowers to where she was found, a beloved beach spot by many, was such an emotional thing that my friends I felt we had to do. It'll be a long time before any of us will be able to go there again to enjoy it. I hope she's a peace now that this bastard is behind bars.

    • @mslemons7520
      @mslemons7520 Před 2 lety +5

      I’m in Plymouth too it breaks my heart poor girl 😞

    • @TheMaisiewoofwoof
      @TheMaisiewoofwoof Před 2 lety +3

      ♥️♥️♥️

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Před 2 lety

      The world has always been unsafe for women. Attackers have always walked amongst us. Hardcore porn and violent sexual movies are easily available to vulnernable fantasists. My friends who are middle aged women actually got followed by a male from a bus stop. I have had men approaching me in their cars at bus stops. And I saw a man pester a school girl when they actually got off the school bus in a busy high street. Prevention is better than cure women need to learn good situation awareness and learn to be 'less trustful' of people including the charming ones. There ought to be compulsory classes to educate men about women. There ought to be curfews for men so us women have a break for a change, like they did successfully in Brazil.

    • @erinkinsella91
      @erinkinsella91 Před 2 lety +10

      Im also in Plymouth and my friends were in the band with him, shocking and scary

    • @sharieloutullett2020
      @sharieloutullett2020 Před 2 lety +4

      I happened to be driving through and saw the amazing amount of loving floral tributes and soft toys...heart breaking x

  • @zoephillips3147
    @zoephillips3147 Před 2 lety +115

    I just want to say how amazing you are Emma you've just had facial surgery and your still releasing crime content for us shows how dedicated you are to your fans and we really do appreciate all your hard work.

  • @chanelsmerdon982
    @chanelsmerdon982 Před 2 lety +149

    I went school with Bobbi and her family took me in for a month, absolutely beautiful girl, such an amazing aura. I miss you gorgeous 💜

    • @tashaax1993xanimalloverx
      @tashaax1993xanimalloverx Před 2 lety +14

      Broke my heart hearing this I live close by also. I'm so sorry for ur loss 💔

    • @DeidreL9
      @DeidreL9 Před rokem +9

      So sorry Chanel! Sending massive hugs and comfort, your words alone are such a beautiful tribute🙏🖤

    • @aishahussain5045
      @aishahussain5045 Před rokem +2

      So sorry loss 😞 RIP bobbi you didn't deserve this beautiful angel 😢

    • @dahliacheung6020
      @dahliacheung6020 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Oh damn, so sorry you lost a friend like this. I know how it is for a friend to be violently, senselessly murdered at such a young age so my heart really goes out to you. I hope you're ok; I wish you the best and that life grants you peace, comfort, and safety.

    • @Every26Seconds
      @Every26Seconds Před 8 měsíci

      I literally threw up listening to what he did to her. I know I don’t know you, her or the family but I’m sending you all so much love. How are the family doing?

  • @michelle88960
    @michelle88960 Před 2 lety +71

    When you were talking about the images on his phone, it reminded me of a woman I worked with. I was a nurse and on my break I would go out for a cigarette with this woman.
    She took out her phone one day and I noticed a black and white photo on her home screen. At first I thought it was maybe her granddad, but at a closer glance I realised it was Ian Brady!
    I asked her why she had this evil person on her phone and she said she was interested in true crime. So am I to an extent, but I have a picture of my dog on my home screen.
    She was obsessed with The Black Dahlia case and she said she wanted a book on her. She said she wasn't good with computers, so I said I would go on Amazon and order a book about The Black Dahlia and she could pay me back.
    To cut a long story short, the book arrived and I handed it to her, she flicked through the pages and said 'there's no photos of her dead.' And then asked me to find another with her dead body with photos. I refused, and reported this nurse to our ward sister.
    But apparently there's no rule to what people watch, or look at.
    I ended up avoiding this woman, and would notice if a patient passed away, there was no emotion or empathy, she would go through the motions of washing and combing the deceased person's hair. Whereas I would talk to them, telling them what I was doing and open a window. Many nurses open windows, it's kind of a tradition to let the soul out.
    But this nurse would laugh at me talking to them and opening the window.
    It horrifies me that when I left, she was still there.

    • @anatheistwitch718
      @anatheistwitch718 Před 2 lety +9

      That’s truly disturbing

    • @michelle88960
      @michelle88960 Před 2 lety +3

      @@anatheistwitch718 I know. But everybody else just thought she was a bit weird!

    • @lemongrabloids3103
      @lemongrabloids3103 Před 2 lety +3

      That is honestly really disturbing

    • @tracyfinn9172
      @tracyfinn9172 Před 2 lety +6

      Bloody hell! I hope Emma doesn't have to do a video at some stage on this nut bag.

    • @michelle88960
      @michelle88960 Před 2 lety +2

      @@tracyfinn9172 it’s a possibility. But I did warn them. Stranger things have happened!

  • @roslynrobb8201
    @roslynrobb8201 Před 2 lety +48

    She went to my college. I didn’t know her. But I saw people who did. There was a lot of heartbreak. She was so young. It could’ve been any one of us. Really eye opening.

  • @perfectlyimperfect_8528
    @perfectlyimperfect_8528 Před 2 lety +29

    In pictures Bobbi-Anne’s eyes look so soft, so caring & loving. She looks like she’d be a generous & gracious girl. A great life taken away tragically and way too early 💔💔

  • @thehumblegent
    @thehumblegent Před 2 lety +54

    “There’s a picture of me mum, there’s a picture of me dad, there’s a nice picture of me sister at her wedding. Oh that, that’s Ted Buddy…where you going…”.
    Proper made me laugh, and for that, thank you. Great upload as usual.
    Peace and Love

    • @TakersSoulGirl22
      @TakersSoulGirl22 Před 3 měsíci

      I agree with that. If I saw that, I would be like "Yeah. We can't be friends anymore. I am leaving" and then I would run fast and far

  • @lottiatbeaniecodesigns4681
    @lottiatbeaniecodesigns4681 Před 2 lety +31

    I’m a mum of an 18 year old girl from Plymouth and we won’t let her go anywhere without us or friends driving. We’re scared to death after this. My thoughts, prayers and healing goes to the mcloud family. RIP beautiful angel 🥺

  • @HumpfyArt1502
    @HumpfyArt1502 Před 2 lety +27

    It's so unfair when a person will never experience all the live events most of us often take for granted because of the deranged and sick actions of a monster like Ackland.

  • @sPoNdOoLa
    @sPoNdOoLa Před 2 lety +14

    I don't know how you got through her brother's words without welling up. I was in tears. Just makes me want to hold onto my little sister right now. Thanks Emma.x

  • @beth1490
    @beth1490 Před 2 lety +24

    Devastating and horrifying his reaction to her saying “I’m scared” was to boast that he was scared too because he hadn’t done it before. Urgh I found that repulsive. Very very scary the parallels to Bundy. Poor girl Bobbi-Anne, what a heartbreaking case 😔 Glad he’s locked up.

  • @arshy45
    @arshy45 Před 2 lety +16

    He chose her because she was so tiny, unable to fight back effectively. Total coward.

  • @amysluggett4999
    @amysluggett4999 Před 2 lety +9

    This case happened not far from where I live and it has well and truly shaken the community. I cannot comprehend how scared Bobbi-Anne must of felt that night. It is unbelievable what he did to her for absolutely no reason. Plymouth will never forget Bobbi-Anne. Thank you for covering this case so sensitively

  • @guppywibble3752
    @guppywibble3752 Před 2 lety +20

    I worked in music, as a young kid. Musicians on the whole, were kind, creative souls and they were really protective and encouraging towards me. Cody Ackland and Ian Watkins, were the total exception to the rule. They both make me sick.

    • @Missdan10
      @Missdan10 Před 2 lety +3

      That’s a case I hope Emma decides to cover - Ian Watkins- although I accept it would be hideous and possibly traumatising to research

    • @guppywibble3752
      @guppywibble3752 Před 2 lety +4

      @@Missdan10 I agree. Babies! It's bad enough that they hurt kids...but Babies??? And Women offering up their own children??? If a guy asked me for my kids, I'd be straight down the police station. Not before knocking him out! I've got to say, if Emma doesn't cover that case, I'd not miss it. The first time I listened to a podcast on it, I was shocked to the core. It's darker than dark. He didn't need prison, he needed to be eaten alive by rabid Dogs.

    • @k_j_n1242
      @k_j_n1242 Před 2 lety +3

      @@guppywibble3752 💯💯💯 I think I'd have to give that case a swerve if it was covered on this channel. Its just too much. Quite right, any person having the audacity to actually ask me to violate and hurt my children may well end up dead. I may do prison time for someone who wants or tries to hurt my children. Absolute beasts.

  • @rommi3xx429
    @rommi3xx429 Před 2 lety +30

    This case literally broke my heart I saw it unfold from her brother posting about her being missing , To the terrible reality she had been murdered :(
    Rip Beautiful Girl ❤

  • @CasbahCat
    @CasbahCat Před 2 lety +6

    What’s so disturbing about this case (to me) is that this guy seemed to have absolutely no fear about being imprisoned. He had everything going for him and a potential future career in the music industry but he threw it all away with his disgusting and cruel actions and just handed himself in. It’s terrifying to me that prison is just no deterrent for some people!

  • @siobhanmccourt3754
    @siobhanmccourt3754 Před 2 lety +8

    For the locals the crime was horrible not only because we felt so badly for Bobbi and the pain she and her family went through but also because it was so senseless and random that it made everyone feel unsafe and like it could have happened to anyone. Thank God he’ll be behind bars for a long time

  • @crissiv8853
    @crissiv8853 Před 2 lety +170

    You are so talented, Emma! I've always watched true crime and never found such an interesting channel like yours. You are extremely competent, deep and highly sensitive, you cover your cases in an original, absolutely brilliant way, many many congrats and thank you for teaching me so much 🙏

    • @mistythompson6484
      @mistythompson6484 Před 2 lety +7

      I agree! I love her so much! She is so kind and compassionate!

    • @MsTinkerbelle87
      @MsTinkerbelle87 Před 2 lety

      How is that talent!? Lol she’s a nice and empathetic person…

    • @ibike825
      @ibike825 Před 2 lety +13

      @ Z Rosalee I agree with Crissi V it is talent! Not everyone can tell the stories the way Emma does, she was born for this! Not sure if you noticed but she doesn’t have cuts in her video which I have never seen at any other CZcamsrs videos, you do have to have talent to be able to speak like this fluently, keeping us engaged every second of her video… I do get bored to hear other true crime CZcamsrs as they only tell the facts and their opinion at the end but Emma approaches it from a very different point of view and she’s super intelligent too!!

    • @crissiv8853
      @crissiv8853 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ibike825 Yes, that's what I think. Many other youtubers tell crime stories in a dull way, it sounds as if they are reading the news!

    • @lisacampbell9447
      @lisacampbell9447 Před 2 lety +4

      Also she's an expert on this stuff and has over 15 years experience working with people and victims like this. She's appeared on many TV shows as am expert giving her expert opinion on people and cases. It's more than talent! It's speaking from experience and my god she knocks it out of the park. I've loved her for years. So much respect for her ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️@z Rosaleen

  • @phillipkershaw3855
    @phillipkershaw3855 Před 2 lety +16

    An extremely dangerous bloke who should have got a longer sentence. Lets hope he never gets parole.

    • @tashaax1993xanimalloverx
      @tashaax1993xanimalloverx Před 2 lety

      He won't ever be getting out he couldn't have got a longer sentence here in the UK thats pretty much the biggest sentence I've seen handed out. Life is only 10 to 15 years in the UK believe it or not...

  • @annicca9579
    @annicca9579 Před 2 lety +9

    This is absolutely heartbreaking. Thank you for letting us get to know a bit more about bobbi-ann and what a lovely person she was, it has only increased the sadness i feel for those that she left behind - i hope they manage to find peace some day.

  • @JujuS93
    @JujuS93 Před 2 lety +24

    When you were talking about contemplation of suicide vs actually committing murder, I’ve often had those same thought when hearing true crime stories. The choice to end one’s life is tragic. I’ve had very close family members die by suicide. How much worse to have loose a lived loved one by the CHOICE of another. I do believe he set out to kill or maybe would not have that night if he hadn’t seen an opportunity. But he did set out to kill. He should never be let out!

  • @lakkess3889
    @lakkess3889 Před rokem +6

    I’m here because I know it’s one year since this tragedy happened.
    I live in Plymouth with two young girls and this case has haunted me ever since.
    Bellever forest was one of my fav spots on Dartmoor and I just can’t go back without thinking about what happened there.
    Rest in peace Bobbi- Anne X

  • @I_am_UpsideDown
    @I_am_UpsideDown Před 2 lety +10

    I never walk away disappointed or left with unanswered questions. Thank you for your brilliant content and professionalism.

  • @philenadugdale2701
    @philenadugdale2701 Před 2 lety +7

    I watch tons of true crime, but I LOVE how you go into traits and the whole psychology of why these people do what they do, many cases you cover I have seen and heard, but I just really adore how you go into the whole why, and the mentality of where these people come from mentally, it’s entertaining and educational, with a twist of sarcasm, never change Emma xx

  • @aysheaa5456
    @aysheaa5456 Před 2 lety +24

    Don't you just wish you could go back and save these people. There's so many of the people who you give a voice to that I wish could be saved. It's terrifying knowing there are still monsters in the world. Thank you for this video.

  • @stineegeberg1338
    @stineegeberg1338 Před 2 lety +31

    This story is so scary, I hadn’t heard of it! He looks so normal, with friends, job, a “normal” life! How the hell on the this earth can he just out of the blue commit such a truly horrifying crime towards a random girl! I could maybe “understand” if he was the type of creep who did this crime to an ex-girlfriend who’d dumped him, but he just chose a random
    girl - wtf! Why is he calm? And chilled out? I just don’t get this type of perpetrator 🤬😳

    • @janacizova
      @janacizova Před 2 lety +5

      Right? I don't get it! (Thankfully, maybe that means I'm not a psychopat). There was no motiv other than to kill. Even his beloved Ted had sexual one. Why this beautiful young lady then? I don't understand. Cause she was weak? Old person is too. Maybe he is impotent, peace of s*it. And patethic. Hope he will enjoy his time in prison with inmates.

    • @dante6985
      @dante6985 Před měsícem

      ​@@janacizova I'm not a psychopath either but here's how it's been explained to me in my psych classes: it's a power / control issue and it's a sex-related thing for people like this even though there's no SA.
      He sees a beautiful young girl (maybe who reminds him of an ex.) Killing her gives him total domination / ownership over this girl's life (in his mind, not reality). In a perverse way, he thinks of her as "his" forever now because he murdered her. And he took off her clothes, not because it would make it harder to ID her (that's stupid), but to give him a greater sense of control over her.
      Mark Gooch killed a young mennonite woman in the U.S. with a similar modus operandi (normal looking guy with no violent history murders a complete stranger, a young attractive woman, no SA but removed her underwear). It took a longer time to solve because he didn't confess but Gooch was caught eventually, as this waste of space would have been.
      Men can be horrendous. To be honest I think sometimes random women are targeted by these types (as opposed to acquaintances) because they think they're more likely to get away with it that way. Really scary.
      I wrote an essay. Oops.

  • @mslemons7520
    @mslemons7520 Před 2 lety +35

    Thanks for covering this I’m in Plymouth and I can’t get over the evil that walks our streets, this case and the keyham shooting which I was close to when it happened… I’ve always felt quite safe here until recently maybe I’m just noticing things more but I’ve been cat called twice on one street in the last month… times need to change MEN need to speak to other men it’s not up to women to do this….

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Před 2 lety +11

      I agree. The more I watch this videos I don't trust men at all. Only the other day I had a lone man in Kent offer me 'a lift to the station'. Men are still ;offering lifts to women and thinking nothing about our safety. I had to politely decline but of course, I thought what if the male would go into full on narcissistic rage and abduct me. I have had to go by bicycle more to avoid men 'trying to give me lifts'. I feel whenever I am alone walking I feel 'watched' by men who have sick fantasies and are willing to risk their lives and jobs to attack me. Several times different males have tried to frighten me either while I am walking in the park or just walking along on my own.

    • @lisamallett968
      @lisamallett968 Před 2 lety +4

      I’m from Plymouth but live in Reading, however I was at home visiting my daughter and son in Weston. I’ll cemetery when the shooting happened-so close to where my sister lives! This case literally brought me to tears x

    • @pisstakecentral
      @pisstakecentral Před rokem

      @@beaulieuonnp593 stop spending every waking moment watching serial killer and rapist content and you might find yourself to be not so unjustifiably paranoid about every single male on the planet 24/7... Guarantee majority of them don't want to be around you either, because most are fully aware how they are painted these days by the likes of you who watch drama and crime shows and then associate everybody with it like a child would do.

    • @TheAArmstrong
      @TheAArmstrong Před rokem +2

      @@beaulieuonnp593 The vast majority of men are just normal people. They don’t sadistically enjoy tormenting women. Those that do, do so because they’re messed up in the head. It enrages me that these monsters ruin it for blokes like me who would protect the vulnerable. You honestly don’t need to be scared of men on a whole ✌️

  • @penbeatssword7350
    @penbeatssword7350 Před 2 lety +15

    This is going to be so odd! I live 5 minutes away from this monsters house and regularly walked around it at night! Scary as hell!

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Před 2 lety +7

      You may want to delete that comment, you have your picture on here. Keep safe.

  • @TheStoneageRomeo
    @TheStoneageRomeo Před 2 lety +22

    It’s cases like this that inspires the inner Dexter. The urge to even the ledger, and provide this bell end with come uppance a plenty. Another fantastic episode Em. Totally admire your resilience in soldiering on while you’re feeling less than stellar. Take care.

  • @annelethamwhite417
    @annelethamwhite417 Před 2 lety +9

    Bobbi-Anne's story is just heartbreaking!!! Emma could you please tell the story of Banaz Mahmod? Her story has absolutely broken my heart and she deserves to be remembered. Her parents tried to erase her from the face of the earth and we cannot let them win! Thank you.

  • @lisamallett968
    @lisamallett968 Před 2 lety +4

    I’m from Plymouth but am in the military so I now live elsewhere, however last November I shared her ‘missing’ post- hoping to god that Bobbi had just done the teenage thing and not called her parents! Devastating the outcome! Thank you Emma for covering this x

  • @tracygonglik936
    @tracygonglik936 Před 2 lety +5

    Each true crime video you present is such a tribute to the victims and their family...you show us your compassion for justice...you're a lovely soul Emma and a great force to fear if you're a stone cold killer..

  • @kellie5476
    @kellie5476 Před 2 lety +18

    I'm so grateful that you're covering this case, I've been following it on the news and obviously there's not much coverage of it within the CZcams true crime community yet. I'm dumbfounded by his reasons for doing what he did and looking forward to your thorough analysis of it.

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Před 2 lety +2

      He also is a fairly young person and risked throwing his life away of a stupid fantasy, Some fantasies are clearly dangerous.

  • @sharisharrhepworth1000
    @sharisharrhepworth1000 Před rokem +6

    Just sat with a coffee watching your video, watch you all the time and love your take on criminals mind sets . Your heart felt emotions are the same as mine for the victims but live how dry you are ; which helps the mood of such devastating stories . I'm a consultant nurse practitioner and professional like you and myself have to use sarcasm and dry humour in order to deal with these issues professionally and you with your videos . Well done for such excellent content and presentation. Keep it up girl ☺Sharr xx

  • @kellymarietarotfamilypets9598

    I love how you tell there pasts and everything! Not just the crime! You delve deep! And that’s what makes people and myself look out for! Your so amazing and thank you 🙏🏼❤️💯

  • @LauraKyasarin
    @LauraKyasarin Před 2 lety +5

    I live in Plymouth, and this broke my heart when it happened. Especially as we’d not long had a shooting also. My best friend and I are big true crime fans and we sadly knew that it wasn’t good when she went missing and what was left behind. Truly heartbreaking.

  • @johnmellor932
    @johnmellor932 Před 2 lety +23

    Such a strange case. He's the lad you'd want to be in school. Good looking, talented. Throws his life away. Profilers would have had nothing on him. They'd have been out there looking for a skinny kid with no friends and no girlfriend.

    • @NeoFusedGames
      @NeoFusedGames Před rokem

      Goes to show how a fucked up child hood as an effect

  • @barb8518
    @barb8518 Před 2 lety +9

    I agree, definitely a serial killer had he not been incarcerated. absolutely premeditated... surely this monster cannot be ever ever ever released. Beautiful Bobbi Anne....❤️

  • @hl6876
    @hl6876 Před 2 lety +7

    That wee girl had the heart of a lioness - RIP sweet one xx

  • @kerryalfieri
    @kerryalfieri Před 2 lety +4

    My son is young and has adhd and dyslexia. He is also a sweet, compassionate, kind boy that aspires to be a first responder. That is no excuse for his behavior. Rest easy beautiful girl.

  • @gurlwiththemostcake
    @gurlwiththemostcake Před 2 lety +3

    This happened in my town, she was my friends cousin and was found at my local beach. I found your channel through another rare case I was looking for. Been watching other true crime channels but really glad I came across your work 🙏 thank you you're very sincere. I also grew up in the care system 💯 social services in the UK is overloaded and disorganised!

  • @gypsydonovan
    @gypsydonovan Před 2 lety +29

    30:44 In my teens my mom & I fought, frequently & viciously. I remember one day, I screamed some horrible things at her, ending with "I hate you" as I stormed out, slamming the door. Then, I opened the door & screamed "I love you". I wasn't feeling it at the moment but I knew I loved her & we were just raised with the idea that you never know when the last meeting will be. She screamed "I love you" with a silent but palpable"bitch" at the end, lol. Even at our worst it was a priority. You don't part without telling a loved one that you love them. It's as natural to me as saying "bye" or "see you later". And, it's important. I've had a lot of loss in my life. An abnormal amount, really. But everyone knew how I felt.
    And with my niece, I never give her even a hint of a chance to doubt how much I love her, like her, respect her & am proud of her. It's the truth. It's something everyone, but especially kids, should hear regularly. I don't understand why it's hard for some people. No one is going to be upset that you care.

    • @pokeydot1975
      @pokeydot1975 Před rokem +4

      My son and I are the same. He's just 18.... We'll argue and if he leaves he'll say "love you!!!"
      I always say "love you too, baby..... Ya ASS!!!" 🤣❤️

    • @theresarasche3173
      @theresarasche3173 Před rokem +3

      Same with my family! My sisters and I have had a lot of loss when we were younger, so we know the importance of telling someone you love them! My boys were raised this way also. They’re adults now and they carry the I love you with them everywhere ❤

    • @traceybanting3952
      @traceybanting3952 Před rokem

      This! Brilliant comment, and so, so desperately important. Our granddaughter knows she is truly adored, adorable, clever, beautiful, sporty, intelligent, stroppy, brave… did I mention her beauty, lol?! She also understands that she’s loved for her strengths and her weaknesses. She’s only 8, but she’s so brave when she is pushing her boundaries. Our sons too, we’re raised this way. We made mistakes, but not through any lack of love ❤️. 😘 xxx

  • @krystlemoriconi6767
    @krystlemoriconi6767 Před 2 lety +7

    Your videos just keep getting better and better ! Thank you for creating such interesting and honest content!

  • @NikkieTwix
    @NikkieTwix Před 2 lety +28

    I don’t usually comment on the appearance of killers but I have to say it is actually scary how normal this guy looks, if I didn’t know what he had done and I just saw a picture I would even find him attractive. Of course I’m not naive I understand that evil comes in all shapes and sizes and they all look different and anyone can be a potential danger but it is insane to me

    • @pisstakecentral
      @pisstakecentral Před rokem

      Ignorant moron

    • @NikkieTwix
      @NikkieTwix Před rokem

      @@pisstakecentral how so ? I acknowledge in my comment that I understand evil comes on all forms but sometimes with certain killers they do have a sort of deadness behind the eyes, this guy looks like it could be someone you went to school with, someone you speak to in the pub on a weekend. Your the one that’s comes off as ignorant resorting to insults. Pathetic really

  • @mike.legare99
    @mike.legare99 Před 2 lety +30

    This case is so tragic. What a dirtbag this guy was. The intent, in my opinion, was nothing more than a thrill-kill. He should be serving a complete-life order: never released. I must comment on your approach in the style you educate your listeners, to me, it is as though I am sitting right across from you in my own living room. It's like having your company in my own house. Many psychologists who have CZcams channels often come across as being quite clinical (stiff-necked). However, I really appreciate the way you come across as "being yourself" yet being professional at the same time. Another thing rarely seen on CZcams with crime shows is a professional talking for 90 minutes or longer at one time. Ketos to you...you are so good at what you do.

  • @kev2352
    @kev2352 Před 2 lety +4

    Hi Emma it was so heartbreaking what happened to Bobbi. I find it difficult at times that such monster's exist. I hope Cody rots in prison and is never set free. I feel so much for Bobbi's family. I think you've done amazing job on exploring this case. Your so heartfelt and passionate about the poor victims in every case you do. Wishing you the very best ❤️

  • @erinkinsella91
    @erinkinsella91 Před 2 lety +4

    I live in Plymouth, my friends were in the band with him, I've been to their gigs, its bizarre to think about it, he didn't even know Bobbi, she was just waiting at the bus stop, so crazy

  • @crimsontea8584
    @crimsontea8584 Před 2 lety +6

    So much passion comes across in your episodes and I think that's why I can relate to your channel the most😊 plus the British bants/ sarcasm that you deliver at the perfect time , knowing we're all thinking the same!!
    I've suggested a few different cases recently on different episodes as I'd love to hear your view on them . Here are two more that I'd like a Emma Kenny deep dive on. These cases intrigue me on the psychological side of the killers . The USA case of Bobbi Jo Stinnett who was murdered by having her baby stolen from her womb after being tricked . That is something so hard to ever understand how someone could do that .
    The other case is Nikkita Grande who was murdered 8months pregnant by her fiancé cousin who had a secret obsession with her that happened in Wales 2010. Thanks for always keeping it real Emma 🤍

  • @Chris66Mas
    @Chris66Mas Před 2 lety +2

    I haven’t heard about this crime. Really horrific. It’s most disturbing that these individuals go unnoticed amongst us, then it’s too late. Thank you, Emma for posting this masterfully. And wishing you a speedy recovery.

  • @laurenriley7444
    @laurenriley7444 Před 2 lety +7

    As someone that at uni in Plymouth and have so many friends that live there with some even knowing that bobbi annes family it makes me so sad that this beautiful young lady was taken so soon. Thank you for handling the story with the upmost of respect. I was also wondering would you cover the murder of Lorraine Cox in Exeter back in September 2020?

    • @alip3605
      @alip3605 Před rokem

      Yes please @EmmaKenny it would be great if you could cover the horrific murder of Lorraine Cox in Exeter. She needs her story telling and deserves to be remembered.

  • @karmayt8956
    @karmayt8956 Před 2 lety +6

    Auckland’s confession was for notoriety. Bobbi Anne was so loved. I’m often alone and when a male comes close to me I freak out and run away screaming. Some people think I’m crazy, but I’m still alive despite all the murders and rapist out there.

    • @bluebirdinthenightsky2491
      @bluebirdinthenightsky2491 Před 2 lety +1

      You're not crazy you're keeping yourself safe, keep doing it

    • @gwenjackson8583
      @gwenjackson8583 Před 2 lety +2

      Seems a bit extreme but you do you, I guess. I am often alone (I do a lot of walking and hiking ) and I’ve managed to stay alive without running and screaming whenever I encounter a man.

  • @caram6061
    @caram6061 Před 2 lety +5

    Oh my god this one hits home hard. I live in plymouth and her family live about ten mins away from me. We were all shocked and upset hearing this. Lots of my friends know her family. So so sad she was such a lovely woman

    • @caram6061
      @caram6061 Před 2 lety

      Ps another fantastic video as always Emma!

  • @lunkis3233
    @lunkis3233 Před 2 lety +5

    He should never be let out.

  • @mike.legare99
    @mike.legare99 Před 2 lety +27

    Emma: You mention Ted Bundy. You mention pornography and BDSM. You side with the school of thought that access to pornography and BDSM ‘can’ lead one to act out their fantasies. As a former psychiatric nurse and a student of human behavior myself, I totally agree with you. However, what do you say about the fact that during Bundy’s last interview before his execution, he blamed his access to pornography as an excuse for his lethal rampage against 30 or more different young women? Bundy, as I’m sure you are aware, was criticized for making ‘pornography’ the scapegoat for his behavior. Thus, psychologists at the time did not buy his argument, however, do you think Bundy may have tapped into a small grain of truth that was in part (mind you a very small part) of why he became one of the world’s most prolific serial killers? Could access to vivid images of sexual defamation of women play a larger part of the puzzle-we see among many serial killers and those who act out sexual violence against women-than is recognized among forensic psychologists today?
    M. Legare, author
    Legare, J. M. (2016). When Things Seem Odd: Polly and the Internal Guardian. Victoria, B.C. FriesenPress

    • @ameliel8792
      @ameliel8792 Před 2 lety +7

      I know you didn't ask me but just wanted to agree with this. I'm so concerned about women's safety tbh with the femicide rate continuing to go up. I feel like my generation (millennial) were basically a guinea pigs cos we really don't know the impact on young brains of constant access to violent porn. At best it's perpetuating misogyny, and at worst, if you've grown up disturbed anyway because you've suffered abuse/neglect like Bundy did, then it could add to the picture of becoming a killer.

    • @Rose-zw2oe
      @Rose-zw2oe Před 2 lety +4

      This sort of images are illicit and full of atrocities. We class this as an illicit addiction for sure. Anyway these atrocious things are beyond comprehension. Some believe these people are affected by demon's. It's deeply disturbing in these days .Although if we go back we can find others .Anyway l like the channel it's sort of bang on with Emma She is correct anyone seeking this imagery is also weather concieious of it or not .Is placing a whole heap of people plus themselves in grave and grievous danger as these talks show us .It's not all good what humans are capable of .
      Peace to all 👍❤

    • @vickishaw6053
      @vickishaw6053 Před 2 lety

      No. Access to images does not make someone a monster. It's the way their brain sees the images, if it was as simple as "porn made me do it" then guess what, most of us would be killers. It's normal to look, it's normal to want to know but they take it further by doing. You like the idiots who blame video games for violent crimes.

    • @ameliel8792
      @ameliel8792 Před 2 lety +3

      @@vickishaw6053 literally no one said it is the sole cause of becoming a serial killer but I guess you don't like reading. Studies show that regular porn usage is correlated with certain problematic attitudes and behaviours such as seeing women as sexual objects and being less likely to believe sexual assault survivors. Do you honestly think having rape and other forms of horririfc violence towards women normalised right before your eyes every day doesn't affect a child's developing brain?

  • @corbylassie
    @corbylassie Před 2 lety +9

    I watch every week 🥰 and absolutely love how you go into detail ,also am a big crime fan but been a fan of yours for years keep up the amazing work stay safe much love ❤ xx😘

  • @kissedbyhellfire
    @kissedbyhellfire Před 5 měsíci

    I have severe depressive disorder with suicidal ideation, adhd and childhood trauma...... I'm in nursing! The thought of any other human being feeling the shite I have turns my stomach so much that I have dedicated my life to helping people. Psycho's like this absolutely baffle me!
    Thank you Emma for another informative episode ❤ Much love and sympathy to Bobbi and her family and friends xx

  • @rachaelwilson4985
    @rachaelwilson4985 Před 2 lety +6

    Thank you so much for covering this case Em, that poor innocent girl. Ackland deserves to rott in hell not be tucked up in a prison cell I’m sorry he’s so dangerous that he does bare the hallmarks of a serial killer & no doubt he would’ve done this again & again he’s beyond help in my opinion. Fly high Bobbi Ann taken far too soon 💔😢

  • @cassiem3893
    @cassiem3893 Před rokem +4

    All murders are horrific, but my God, this one is truly reprehensible. The way he literally tried to kill her FOUR times. 😢😢
    Something tells me Bobbi’s brother means what he says when he shouted he’s “a dead man”! I wouldn’t be surprised if something were to happen to him were he ever released.
    That would be poetic justice. I know I’d look the other way. RIP sweet Bobbi-Anne. 🌹

  • @traceyhateley3925
    @traceyhateley3925 Před 2 lety +2

    The crackle in Emmas voice 1: 22... you really are CZcamss Queen of crime , so much compassion/ empathy for the victims and their families . RIP BOBBI - ANN ❤ XXX

  • @vickytrueman2848
    @vickytrueman2848 Před 2 lety +3

    My god this is terrifying. Emma you really bring emotion to this story and so much heartbreak to the family of this beautiful girl 🥲🙏

  • @olgarsmith7441
    @olgarsmith7441 Před rokem

    I love how not only thorough you are in telling the story, but also giving the victim a voice regardless of who that person was. When a good hearted and innocent person is taken not only does the family lose an important part of their family, but the world also loses another good hearted soul who brought light into this desolate world. God bless the family.

  • @allanhastubbs-williams5092

    Jesus I had shivers down my spine when you mentioned she was in the same courtroom her killer sat in only a week later 😶😶😶😶😶

  • @itsacarolbthing5221
    @itsacarolbthing5221 Před 2 lety +2

    That first 'going through the photos on the phone's bit really amused me. Thank you for bringing a tiny bit of levity to this senseless, cruel murder.

  • @lucieni
    @lucieni Před 2 lety +5

    The one thing that I’m surprised there has been no word on… Has he done anything like this before?

  • @dawnscott1851
    @dawnscott1851 Před 2 lety +2

    I really believe that no one else is able to relay these heartbreaking cases like you, I have watched every one from the start, and I know the families are getting some kind of comfort from the compation and empathy you have in relaying their loved ones stories. X X

  • @insightful1695
    @insightful1695 Před 2 lety +7

    I just remembered it’s Wednesday ! Looking forward to this. I really could use a dose of Emma today. 💜

  • @mahdokhtnikakhlaq1937
    @mahdokhtnikakhlaq1937 Před 2 lety +7

    I know that mine is probably a very unpopular opinion but I think these kind of cases are far from black and white, I'm not defending the actions of this man in anyway, but I think the fact that he went to the police station voluntarily is significant, I think he WAS a serial killer in the making just from the fact that killing someone made him feel like a weight had been lifted but I also think that he was struggling with so many different feelings. He has done a horrible thing but I think cases like this show the importance of the role mental health playes in the society.

  • @samco63
    @samco63 Před 2 lety +3

    Thanks so much for your commitment to releasing context Emma! Especially after your surgery (by the way, you look as lovely and beautiful as ever and I can’t see any bruising or swelling).
    This is such a sad story. I hadn’t actually heard of this before, poor Bobbi. I have family who live in Plymouth and I can’t believe something like this could happen. What a sad and horrific ending to her beautiful life. How disgusting can someone be. My heart just breaks for her, how much agony and terror she must’ve felt in her last moments. Her poor family and friends.

  • @angelicakoutsouridakis5816

    If someone would check my search history, they’d think I’m a serial killer 😅 (a favorite search is the black dahlia.)

    • @gussferretti9665
      @gussferretti9665 Před 2 lety +2

      Everyone is fascinated with screwed up people that's absolutely normal thus crimewatch has millions of faithful followers.

  • @jenniferwilliams8800
    @jenniferwilliams8800 Před 2 lety +6

    I’m in the uk and an avid true crimer’ and Iv never heard of this case.. my heart cries for this poor girl.. listening to this did put me in the mind of Ted B but also that absolute bastard Levi Bellfield!

    • @LovingRiv
      @LovingRiv Před 2 lety +1

      I think the case is relatively new.

  • @beaulieuonnp593
    @beaulieuonnp593 Před 2 lety +11

    I think we will get more of these copycat 'wannabees' with the internet and so much info on true crime. 'copycat psychology'. It has some similarity with Levi Bellfield searching for girls at bus stops. I have always felt unsafe at bus stops and aware of people around me and making sure I am near a wall and away from the road. I don't know what job he had but I wonder what his colleagues thought and said and what his parents thought.

  • @lucyvirgo3391
    @lucyvirgo3391 Před 2 lety +2

    I am OBSESSED with your sarcastic humour 😭 pls never stop.
    Love you love your videos.
    Xx

  • @kirstyj4856
    @kirstyj4856 Před rokem +2

    He's an absolute monster. Everyone in Plymouth was shocked & devasted by this. Rest in peace beautiful Bobbi-Anne 🕊️💜

  • @claire664
    @claire664 Před rokem +2

    I just love the way Emma tells the story

  • @alexpd308
    @alexpd308 Před 2 lety +2

    “Hats off to you” …. Urgh! Right at that quote I nearly got sick in my mouth. What an absolute monster.

  • @pauljacobs3839
    @pauljacobs3839 Před 2 lety +3

    I’ve started watching you about 3 months ago. I have now seen everyone that you have posted. Bravo!!

  • @christineaygin6701
    @christineaygin6701 Před 2 lety +1

    THANK YOU for mentioning Nursery Nurses , retired NN here ! Xxx returned to education at 36 to train , it's never too late to change direction

  • @annemariebaird8427
    @annemariebaird8427 Před 2 lety +4

    The word ‘claw hammer’….so scary.

  • @teresawester5770
    @teresawester5770 Před 2 lety +1

    Emma, it’s so nice of you to always thank your true crime community! You are always so grateful for us. However, the truth is…We are so grateful for you! You are awesome and we adore you!!! Thank You for all your hard work! You are very appreciate! Much Love being sent your way!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

  • @samhall6719
    @samhall6719 Před měsícem

    Obsessed with this case.
    So beautifully presented Emma!
    R.I.P Bobbi-Anne 💔💔💔💔

  • @beverleightodd5710
    @beverleightodd5710 Před 2 lety +7

    Emma I loved the Soham episode, really interesting. I would love you to do the Moors Murders in the future.

  • @samr.f.c3637
    @samr.f.c3637 Před 2 lety +4

    I love your videos Emma,your a natural at this stuff. I know I’ve already requested you do the Noah Donohoe case but another case I think you would be fabulous at covering is the Lee Rigby murder. Hope your recovering well x

  • @bitterolive7800
    @bitterolive7800 Před 2 lety +3

    Ffs Emma 😂😭😂 Your intro analysis on the differences of true crime fans and psychopaths bloody killed me. The ted photo was the cherry on top .

  • @katyjobe
    @katyjobe Před 2 lety +4

    Hi Emma, your face looks absolutely fine to me, don't worry about it. Thanks for doing another great job on sharing this case, I totally agree that Ackland has definitely planned this, and i definitely think he would have killed again if he hadn't handed himself in to the police! Poor Bobbi-Anne, just so sad and so scary to think that you can be going along minding your own business and some psychopath decides to randomly select you and end your life in such a brutal way. RIP Bobbi-Anne. ❤

  • @jodieadshead1268
    @jodieadshead1268 Před 2 lety +6

    Perhaps the most frightening thing about Ackland is the fact that he seems to genuinely believe his own bullshit.
    His assertion that everybody else is to blame and that his ADHD and mental health problems might somehow absolve him is insulting to say the least.
    Surely his supposed intelligence should have given him a degree of awareness about where his growing fantasies might ultimately lead. If he had wanted to, he could have sought help.
    Instead, he chose to plan and execute the murder of an innocent young woman, who had her whole life ahead of her.
    Let's hope that he never does get released. He's the kind of arrogant waste of space who would strike again, if given the chance.
    He's also the ultimate coward and he deserves to spend the rest of his life facing what he has done.

  • @sarafrikinbeara
    @sarafrikinbeara Před 2 lety +1

    Emma! You rocked me with the reality of her last day. That courtroom, seeing her last and seeing her justice.

  • @emma-louise
    @emma-louise Před 2 lety +1

    Me and my boyfriend grew up with her through both primary and secondary- I also live 2 streets away from her house. Will forever be apart of us. Both me and my best friend left that bus stop to go home as she was walking up to it. It's a scary world. RIP gorgeous💓

  • @misslarzz
    @misslarzz Před 2 lety +5

    Well done for telling this story in so much detail , empathy and consideration. She was such a beautiful and kind girl. I still cannot believe she’s no longer here, I’d do anything to get her back. My heart sinks when I see think about what’s happened. 💔
    But I know for a fact Cody definitely went out that night to kill; the hammer, the fact he said it could’ve been anyone, the fact he had researched places on Dartmoor two days before. He definitely intended to kill. I don’t think he told the full truth and that he is hiding some things because he’s such a sick liar. Such a vile man, an EXCUSE for a human, I hope he stays locked up forever and that what he’s done haunts him every day. I’m just glad he was caught and is now locked away.
    There’s no positive that comes from such a tragedy but I love to see everyone come together to keep her name and spirit alive. She will live on in spirit and walk by everyone each day. We will never ever forget you Bobbi.💙
    And I hope everyone stays safe from the evil in the world. She did not deserve that, neither do her family and friends. Rest in peace beautiful girl💙🕊

  • @wolfrahmphosphoros5808
    @wolfrahmphosphoros5808 Před 2 lety +11

    hi Emma. would You be interested in covering the case of the murder of Sophie Lionnet? regards.

  • @sue5980
    @sue5980 Před 2 lety +3

    Spur of the moment, my rear end!!! Yorkshire ripper carried a hammer

  • @leac0947
    @leac0947 Před 2 lety +3

    Your amazing at what you do Emma! I absolutely love watching all your videos & I never realised how close you lived to me, I recently watched your Joe Geeling video & it’s so close to home💔 thank you for all the amazing in depth content you create!

  • @bones760
    @bones760 Před 2 lety +3

    The way she says “BANG to rights” reminds me of the way Malfoy says “POTTER” and I love it so much

    • @NothingAtAll00
      @NothingAtAll00 Před 2 lety +1

      Never noticed that, but you are so correct! 10 points to Ravenclaw!

    • @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps
      @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps Před 2 lety +1

      Lmao completely different words and accent - don’t hear it myself tbh 😂
      Are you English?

    • @bones760
      @bones760 Před 2 lety

      @@MeHoyMinoy-cv3psNo Canadian :P

    • @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps
      @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps Před 2 lety +1

      @@bones760 aha that explains it then, I’m English 😊

  • @maxmarbeya
    @maxmarbeya Před 2 lety +3

    What a beautiful young soul taken,
    Not often I feel so angry, but I can honestly say I'd rather be given the key to his cell than win the lottery!!!
    Rip Princess 💙🙏💙

  • @suewalker7651
    @suewalker7651 Před 2 lety +2

    Another belter Emma - I just love your passion, your respect for victims & their families is heartfelt, & such immense knowledge of each case. Once again you made me laugh & cry. X

  • @amberjade756
    @amberjade756 Před 2 lety +3

    I live pretty much down the road from this and went to school with Bobbi and her brother a fair few people are talking about this video here ☺️

  • @user-hx5xq6tl9f
    @user-hx5xq6tl9f Před 2 lety +4

    In many reported cases of missing people the police contradict themselves…. They say the first few hours of their disappearance are crucial.. yet they won’t class them as a missing person until they’ve been gone for 24 hours! 🤷🏻‍♀️ How’s does that make sense?

    • @nicoleterrinoni9914
      @nicoleterrinoni9914 Před 2 lety +1

      The 24 hour thing isn’t a thing anymore. Now it’s immediate.

  • @SimplySammyK
    @SimplySammyK Před rokem +1

    Ooo this video is an hour long, It's one to save for tomorrow night when I can actually cosy up in bed to watch/listen too it! Looking forward to it!

  • @comara2011
    @comara2011 Před 2 lety +8

    Is he inane? Do you think it was his first crime ? It’s so shocking and disturbing 😳 what he did and his ability to seem normal and have a relatively decent life, even with friends and a band. I just can’t understand how he’s seemed normal
    For so long.

  • @christinestout7863
    @christinestout7863 Před 2 lety +5

    Emma, your always able to relate the families loss and what a beautiful soul this young lady was. So very sad. My heart and prayers go out to the family. May Cody, rot in hell.

  • @gracenicholass6273
    @gracenicholass6273 Před 2 lety +1

    I don’t normally get scared by true crime cases but this really got to me. I just can’t imagine the amount of grief and trauma her family are going through. To think the terror Bobbi would have been going through.