I love that you do older true crime cases rather then the same ones every one else does. It's refreshing and I enjoy hearing about cases I probably would have never heard of. Thank you for the upload, Your videos always relax me. Keep up the good work!

@sarahjaye4117

6 ай бұрын

Me too! 😊

@Mrs.Macabre

6 ай бұрын

Ditto! It's super creative

@mrsb2000

6 ай бұрын

i was just about to comment the same 😁i listen to Leah while i work, it keeps me stress free, it's the whispers, her voice and the stories as well as her add on comments which i love! x

@midnightriot2454

5 ай бұрын

I totally agree, I'm glad that Leah doesn't cover the latest cases because you know full well you wouldn't be watching it because you've heard it from someone else. As in everyone covering the same case at the same time. I find Victorian era cases more interesting anyway

These Victorian true crime stories are my favorite. You’re the only channel that covers them!

@sy28x0p8

5 ай бұрын

They’re my favorite too! I think they are more interesting and very different from todays true crimes

Your true crime videos are the actual BEST. Love how respectful you are and that you do really old cases!

I love all the historical true crime. The same cases are on a lot of channels and true crime podcasts, it just gets tiring. So I love it when you dig deep in with an oldie!

Leah!!! Oh my goodness, ive been following you for awhile and know True Crime is a bit difficult for you, so thank you so much for uploading this!♥️ i can guarantee it is 10000% appreciated by all of us, and I hope you are doing well.♥️

I was looking through your old vids hoping I had missed one and could watch it. Of course that wasn’t the case 😂 I’m so happy to see you uploaded again!

I couldn’t help but find it amusing every time you mentioned their friend, Mary Berry - there is a well known figure in Britain nowadays called Mary Berry who is this sweet 80 year old baker who used to judge a well loved British baking show 😂 I couldn’t imagine her getting caught up in a murder scandal!

This was my favourite kind of notification to get. Thank you so much! I love these older cases but also I’d probably listen to anything you whispered. It always helps me relax. Thank you again. I hope you’re well.

I always these and the amount of effort you put in. Well done.

Soo happy to see some new true crime stories from you, especially Victorian ones and this one is based in my home town ☺️ thank you xxxx

Yay just woke up through the night almost 3.30 am here in UK. My sleep has been awful recently , so nice surprise to see a video to help me relax and drop back off to sleep. Much love & thank you lovely. PS love your new pug mug. 😍 ❤

LOVE the older cases. This is what you do best. ❤

Historical true crimes- especially from the 1800s- are my absolute favourite. Keep these coming Leah! And thank you for all your hard work 💕

you have my fav whisper for asmr! another great video

I always love when you do these historic tales. Super job. Thanks Leah! GUILTY

Your True Crime videos are my absolute favorite. No other ASMRtist comes close to you. I think I've watched this video about 17 times now. Lol 😊

I enjoyed this video very much! I like the way you do older crime cases that a lot of people haven’t heard before. Great job!

Ohhh, another true crime! Thank you Leah, and it's whispered. I find your whispering very relaxing

i litro love your videos!!! i can’t stop watching them ❤

I'm really thankful that u are back with the true crime asmr videos. These is my favorites.

Excellent storytelling! :P

Thank you, Leah, for making my morning quiet time so enjoyable.

Your visuals for this story are fabulous! So interesting and informative. Thank you ❤️🇨🇦❤️

Love the mug love the hair… love true crime x

I love your channel! I was looking an asmr stories channel and I love true crimes 🙌🖤

so happy to see these types of videos again❤️

I always love these old time true crimes :D I would go back in time to see how they lived back then :D

I'm from Glasgow and I've never heard of this! Thank you for sharing

This was very intriguing indeed! I’m saying this off the top of my head so it’s probably (at least slightly) wrong but the pre-requisites of motive & means are fulfilled here, as is the ability (which wld obviously have been harder to establish if the guy had been strangled for example). So, as you too pointed out, it’s rather weird that she wasn’t convicted. I think at the end of the day it was social standing (a wealthy & powerful family vs. a man of lesser means) that saved her from the gallows; one cld even argue that the humiliation of having the intimate details of a love affair revealed in public was punishment enough. Re what the Criminology professor asked you, are you sure it wasn’t the other way round? That is, is it better to wrongly convict one innocent person than allow 100 guilty persons to go free? A philosophical question that cld be discussed until the cows come home, but at the end of the day, the sad truth of the matter is, if forced to choose, for most the answer wld be yes. Hopefully w increasing forensic methodologies, that type of moral dilemma will become virtually eradicated. Hopefully… Thanks Leah!

Your whisper is perfect

Yayyyy couldn’t have come at a more perfect time 🩷🩷

love your true crime cases

Love your mug. Background is so cosy 👌🏾

Personally, I really ENJOYED that yarn. LOL 😅 Good stuff, Leah. Thanks!

Leaaaahhh! I was JUST listening to the Mary Bateman case on your other channel and thinking about when you were going to put out another case like that haha. I can't wait to listen. Also, it *is* a big day for your channel, mug wise. I also have like 3 or 4 mugs that I use on my channel, so a new mug is a huge thing. Love it. Edit: @7:15 LMAO why is this so me. Edit edit: Oh she was guilty AF 😅

Your new mug is adorable :) I've heard of love making people do crazy things but this is a lot even by that standard...

Burden of proof always rests on the prosecution. She may have been guilty, but if the prosecution cannot prove that beyond reasonable doubt, she has to be released… not so much for her sake specifically, but for anyone else in a similar situation who actually IS innocent. But she definitely killed him.

Yessss , so greaftul, love the vids Lena, please keep up the great work! Much love

I love the Victorian Era stories

yay… hard time sleeping…. PERFECT TIMING. ❤

I’ve tried to finish this video for 4 weeks now! Each time I try, I keep falling asleep….Like at this point I just wanna hear what happened man 😭

This is interesting. You are so awesome 💗🌲💗 Andd the man kept eating the chocolates😮

Hi pretty! So excited for this video tonight. Almost time to go to bed.

Yay, true crime vid. My favorite.

I’m love the older true crimes, less gory and very interesting.

You’re looking vibrant today queen love the hair color on you and SKIN STILL SERVING ❤❤

Why did not just hire a dependable private investigator type to beeak in, bribe the landlady, or however he can gain entey and steal the letters back?

Fantastic video keep up with the great work can you please do another leather jacket sounds video please 😁

I love older true crime ❤❤

Hi Leah, great video!💕✨ missing your opening intro with your little drink and what youve been doing/ how youve been! sending love x

Thank you, thank you!

LETS GOOOO 🎉

DANG!! I Missed this!? 😩😞 So HAPPY You did Another Video like this! So RELAXING.........😘 & It's So Good to See You! I Wish You had a PO. Box, or Mailing address to get Mail from your Subscribers! Cause I've been Wanting to send You Something, for a Long time, now. Please Continue thinking about having a Mailbox to get Mail from Us!😀☺ Anyways, Glad you're doing Well......(so it seems) & THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH! Take Great Care! Love, & Hugs to you...... 🌌🌙⭐⭐🌠🌠🙏🌼🌸🌸

love your shirt ..Bonjour

Ok, so my gut says she was guilty. BUT, playing devil's advocate, imagine she DID buy the arsenic to use as skin treatment, then handled the guy's food and drink, its plausible that she unintentionally poisoned him. Or, imagine dude knew she used arsenic for skin treatment and was suicidal due to her breaking his heart. Its also plausible that he feigned the first poisoning(s) so that he could tell people she must've tried to poison him, all with the intention of actually poisoning himself a bit later fatally with the intention of her being blamed for it. Im not saying either of those are more plausible than her poisoning him, but they arent so unbelievable that i would feel comfortable convicting her if I were on the jury.

where do you find your stories?

Was that the cover of a Pink Floyd’s Animals in the beginning?

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Please! What happened to the gold digging dentist Part 3?

when ever you opt out these types of videos I either drink a iced coffee ( if its in the day) or at night I will drink a nice tea I also think she did it she's guilty but that's just my opinion

Hi Leah

Wish i were able give you a hug, your eyes are a book & id like to be familiar to your story

Did you get sunburnt? Or use a self tanner? Or get a face peel? Or maybe it's just the video colors? Just asking ❤ it looks crazy orange, girl. I'm going to assume it's just the camera/equipment/lighting, etc. 😂

I missed your older true crime videos! And your whisper is amazing!!! Definitely my favorite!

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