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@blueside4496

Жыл бұрын

i love youuuu 🥹🥹

@Jadeluvsu23

Жыл бұрын

No audio eleanor!!!!

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Жыл бұрын

@@Jadeluvsu23 when is there no audio?

@Jadeluvsu23

Жыл бұрын

@@---____---- whole video

@Jadeluvsu23

Жыл бұрын

@@---____---- nvm, she re-uploaded it it's fixed now

he was "well-behaved" in prison because he didnt have a woman to abuse 🤦🏻‍♀️

@thia41012

10 ай бұрын

Fingers crossed that was because that became his new prison role. I'm not sure how that works there but here (America), he'd definitely be someone's B...

@deedarlene5633

10 ай бұрын

That part

@lyndaspangler9654

9 ай бұрын

He had his "new, bigger dwelling". No pressures. Just leering for his next victims. This story made me hurl because he is the worst. As for her? Her self-esteem, her 'wants' were destroyed b4 the scumbag arrived in her life. He finished the job of robbing her of her self. Predators and abusers depend on destroying their prey. She, is at fault too, but, she also is not. She bought every lie he demanded she eatfrom the start so, .... ✌🏼🙏🏼🖖🏼🇺🇲 i pray that all prey see their predators before they are destroyed of their human dignity and escape to find their own lives. 🇺🇲 *\○/* Lisa escsped!

@fifinoir

8 ай бұрын

Also because if the diagnosis is correct and he is a psychopath he's able to manipulate people and is able to control his behaviour. That's what makes it even worse. He's always in control of his behaviour. He's capable of not doing those things but does them anyway.

How the hell was a man who stabbed his ex girlfriend 27 times and her mother able to go on a TV show and complain about how unfairly he’s being treated by the government ?

@saffylay5695

Жыл бұрын

Because all the negatives of this story aren’t real. Think about it abit

@taylormccann9898

Жыл бұрын

@@saffylay5695 what are you talking about ?

@justinevans2118

Жыл бұрын

@@saffylay5695 What do you mean?

@theworld340

Жыл бұрын

Because its the UK n the UK is completely screwed

@GreenGorgeousness

Жыл бұрын

@@saffylay5695 the fuck? Dumb conspiracy theorists I swear...

7 YEARS???? And the justice system still wonders why these people commit again.

@livingdeadgirlss

Жыл бұрын

Shocking. Thats the maximum sentence for drug possession. Are you trying to tell me taking drugs is as bad as stabbing two people 20+ times…

@donutsandsprinkales

Жыл бұрын

Right, and I was hoping that they would charge him again since the mother died prematurely from the injuries to her liver.

@Ghostface13139

Жыл бұрын

@@livingdeadgirlss the fact that people who have drug charges are given more time than rapist makes me mad. Obviously there’s cases where the amount of drugs and operations and whatever will be different. There’s no reason why someone with less than an ounce of pot gets more jail time than people who do horrific sexual things. There’s a case where a man went to prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a child and he got out on good behavior and then kidnapped his 4 year old stepdaughter, sexually abused her until she was in her 20’s until he murdered her. I definitely think smoking weed is better than molestation😅

@imarandomgirl.

Жыл бұрын

@@Ghostface13139yeah a grown man got a little over a month for flirting with a 12 y/old girl and sexualised and tried to be her gf and chased her till she hit her head so she couldn’t run from him. Mean while he got 3 years for breaking into a car and I think steal it as well… wth traumatising a 12 y/old for the rest of her life for 1 month? A CAR AND GOT YEARS?!

@Ghostface13139

Жыл бұрын

@@imarandomgirl. material things mean more to the justice system than child’s innocence and life long trauma. It’s disgusting

I just wanna say how beautiful it is that the community came together and gave these children a funeral and made it beautiful and give them headstones

@IrishHoopers

Жыл бұрын

Would have been much more beautiful if all the men folk had taken Mick out and given him a good hiding every time he was seen abusing a woman.

@sofia-zd5ry

Жыл бұрын

fr :,)

@bdkplaysx

11 ай бұрын

sometimes people are awful but sometimes they're so beautiful

What angers me most about this case is that he served barely any time for almost killing his ex and her mom and was able to get out and terrorize more and more women and children if he'd been locked up and prosecuted for his actions the damage could've been a lot less

@partyoverhere8068

Жыл бұрын

Its disgusting

@AdelaideDowney

Жыл бұрын

She died twice before surgery! He should have been charged for murder

@luwamalem9537

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Had he been given a life sentence, this would've never happened! 🤦🏽‍♀️

@Kissmyasinine

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

I'm so appalled that even with the media attention they got, social services or the police never stepped in because Lisa was a literal child I'm horrified

@likelystory9660

Жыл бұрын

ALL of his partners were children. I don't understand how he was never stopped, either by the cops or the girls' families!

@jessicawatson7360

Жыл бұрын

@@likelystory9660 the families may have tried. Very had to do that when someone’s being groomed.

@sav2404

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicawatson7360 it’s actually very easy to get away from a grommer when you have a trusted adult , but not this type of groomer

@niaram

Жыл бұрын

@@sav2404 not really though bc when somebody is groomed they’re brainwashed. there are no more trusted adults, only their groomer.

@mollysministuff

Жыл бұрын

@@sav2404 Groomers can trick their victim's families too. They manipulate them into thinking they are charming and a good influence to their child.

I remember watching this on the news and I turned to my mum and said 'those poor parents losing their kids!' My mum looked at me and said 'no those poor kids being murdered by their parents'. She called it from day one, she also seemed to know about the Shannon Matthews case, my mum should have been a detective!

@surannemmerson3199

Жыл бұрын

Your mum sounds like a smart woman 👏

@samanthahunter1759

Жыл бұрын

@@surannemmerson3199 no arguments from me!

@zunairafaiz372

Жыл бұрын

your mum has excellent instincts

@miaa7968

Жыл бұрын

A mother knows! I used to think my mum was silly for saying that phrase and while motherhood is very individualistic, Mairead's actions would've seemed funny to any other mother. Something instinctual's hair raises at this case

@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224

Жыл бұрын

I remember saying the same to my now hubby, we were in work and I said to him, “I bet he started the fire to get a new house and wanting to play hero”. Hubby laughed it off and when we found out that’s what really happened we were shocked, the bad vibes he had been giving off before the fire just lead me to think it would be something he would try because he couldn’t get his way with the bigger house

when you finished describing his horrible actions + how kim and her mother survived the stabbing, i was like “thank god they were okay!” then i looked at the timestamp and was just like…. oh. oh, no….

@brontula

Жыл бұрын

Same hahahahah

@Lkknce

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

This story should have ended with the attempted murder of Kim and Shirley. How he only got 7 years for that is a joke! Just because he was unsuccessful with the murders doesn’t discount that the intent was still there!

@SparkOutUs

Жыл бұрын

There are people who murder with intent that arent as insane as this guy, and they can get life

@aldranzam3456

Жыл бұрын

agreed...

@fernlessbastard

Жыл бұрын

Keep in mind that it wasn't just only intent - he left the two women convinced they were dead, and showed absolutely no remorse

@potatoempress5731

Жыл бұрын

Not even the full 7 years. He was released EARLY for __good behavior__ Yeah, it's insane.

@lynsey4224

Жыл бұрын

Agree. It's just madness

im beyond infuriated by how he only spent 3 years in jail for attempting to MURDER 2 people which he thought were dead, and he was an obvious menace to society and could not be rehabilitated AND is likely to reoffend. when someone could get 7 years in jail for drug possession?

@micheller2283

Жыл бұрын

The 70s was a different time

@cardinalcrone

Жыл бұрын

It’s absolutely disgusting

@OMundoParaIniciantes

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

shutup

@emptysekai

Жыл бұрын

white male

My heart breaks for these children. They deserved better. I am glad Lisa was able to save herself and her children.

The fact he got THREE YEARS for trying to murder two women is just disgusting. Complete and utter injustice. I just don’t understand the system sometimes. They completely fail people at times. It’s sickening that a person carrying WEED can get more time than a person who tries to murder two people. Basically did murder one of them since she died twice on the way to the hospital. And the fact he had zero remorse and the cops are just like oop well three years is good enough! Take care! 👋

@dragonninja3655

Жыл бұрын

Is it the cops fault or the government:s? The cops aren't the ones making the laws.

@gin3868

Жыл бұрын

They are over-worked and underfunded, what do you want from them?

@kenziespivey4266

Жыл бұрын

@@gin3868not to let literal murderers out of jail to kill more people, doesn’t seem like that big of an ask to me tbh🤨

@gin3868

Жыл бұрын

@@kenziespivey4266 when the jails are overcrowded what do you expect? when we're living with a government that has turned its back on the poor and the working class so that millionaires don't pay their proper amount as citizens and other classes have to pay for them, what do you expect? the poor are getting poorer, the rich richer, poverty breed crime like what do you expect from this society, thank ur local libertarian and right winger

@cmae6

Жыл бұрын

@@gin3868there overcrowded because they put the wrong people in there.

My daughter jammed her fingers in a car door because I didn’t see her fingers and it broke my heart I cried for days feeling guilty and constantly telling her I loved her to hear of these sickos purposely ending not 1 but 6 of their babies lives… disgusting. Not every parent should be a parent!

@Ollieaaaaa

Жыл бұрын

All kids should have parents but not all parents should have kids!

@Dragon-wl5ic

Жыл бұрын

There's parents and then there's people having kids

@JessMurgatroyd

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I was so upset when my daughter fell out of her pram at 2 years. Witnesses were there and saw what happened and came and helped me. She took her arms out and tried to reach the snack I was buying her

@Somegirl811

Жыл бұрын

Not every parent should be alive!

@bumblebee560

Жыл бұрын

I'm so heartbroken that I don't have kids. I'd be the mother who cried over that too. My own mother was always so protective of me. Still is, even as I'm nearing 40. I just want to relive my childhood with them, teach them about our family and our culture, support their dreams, watch them grow. And then these people just... I don't get one to love and here they murder the 6 they had. Life is unfair.

Bruh, this poor girl died twice, even though she ultimately survived, they could have really left out the word "attempted" in his charges. You're absolutely right, a bloody infuriating case

@cowoljarwoff

Жыл бұрын

For real. If someone had to fight to bring someone back to life (twice mind you), that's not attempted murder. That IS murder. If someone didn't fight for her, like uhhh hello, she WAS dead. So sickening.

@user-dv2zd1eq7i

Жыл бұрын

Bruh😂😂😂

@pouchonguersaint5289

Жыл бұрын

That is not murder. If they survived and were not killed than I suppose you can make up your own definition? You can do whatever I guess. The law is not really technicality, it's really direct. This was attempted murder. The victim didn't die. Not obliged to take out what really happened to make anyone feel better.

@pouchonguersaint5289

Жыл бұрын

@@cowoljarwoff Quite obviously, many people who are fighting for life after serious incidents are attempted to be healed. That's not murder. Do you know what murder is or is this only your attempt of exaggerated commentary for the sake of agreement?

@natashadelarey8966

Жыл бұрын

@@pouchonguersaint5289 I guess you can say "direct vs technically" all you want, but if he was tried for murder he would have been put away a lot longer, atleast 4 women would have been spared his horrific variety of abuse, 5 children may not have been born, but 6 children would not have died. If you think being sentenced 7 years and getting out after 3 years and 2 months, while sending threatening messages to your "intended" victim, is fair, then that is your opinion. Don't say that is not your opinion because I see my comment and cowol jar wolf's aren't the only ones that you're commenting on. My opinion is that all of this could have been prevented if he was sent away on a murder charge. And I sincerely hope you never know what it's like to die twice, for your mother to have survived the same ordeal as you, to have to deal with complications the rest of your life, to receive threatening messages from your abuser/attacker, and have that man loose in the world after only 3 years and 2 months.

i cried when you described the children’s coffins… they were just babies and their last moments were filled with pain and terror. how could someone ever do this to their own children? These monsters are pure evil and have no souls. These children had an entire life ahead of them, stolen by the very people who gave them life and were supposed to protect them. My heart breaks for those babies but i’m glad they are resting in peace together.

@beewest5704

Жыл бұрын

Thankfully they died of carbon monoxide poisoning. They just fell asleep & never woke up. RIP babies.

@PlaguedByEarth

Жыл бұрын

This doesn't diminish the evil of the perpetrators, but it may be some solace for you that the children died in their sleep, free of pain and terror. It's still an insurmountable tragedy, though.

@maximoose7455

Жыл бұрын

@@PlaguedByEarthI love this sentiment - these people, both of them, are monsters, but those children just… fell asleep and didn’t wake up. It’s tragic, but the fact that it wasn’t painful for them brings me some solace. Rest in peace babies ❤

What confuses me the most is how the police didn’t already find it suspicious when Mick and Mairead ran out of the house without their children. When Mairead called emergency services she mentioned their had been no actual flames yet, just smoke, so why wouldn’t they get all their children out the house?

@Ollieaaaaa

Жыл бұрын

I didn't even think of that!

@slow.and.hot717

Жыл бұрын

That's a good point!

@montyburns3265

Жыл бұрын

I just went on a whole rant to my partner about that bit! 😂 they woke up to the alarm?? Why wouldn’t you grab your children?! Standing outside on the phone to emergency services? ANY good parent would have ran to their children before doing ANYTHING else

its SO fucked up that after cutting someones stomach open and them dying TWICE after it he only serves 3 years. 3 years.

@ajknight8640

Жыл бұрын

I can’t imagine how those women must have felt

@HannahRose19960

Жыл бұрын

Yeah fuck the system

@Asia107

Жыл бұрын

He deserved to have every bit of pain inflicted on Kim and her mother and then some. This story is just crazy.

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

preach

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

The fact that she keeps mentioning that he was in his 40s but he looks as old as my 70 year old grandpa… 💀

@RachelG5627

Жыл бұрын

To be fair he was about 56 when the main part of this case took place. Also a life of being a miserable bastard will make u age faster anyway lol

@koimarie1310

Жыл бұрын

gote dead, dead asf.

@annaneman3195

5 ай бұрын

That toothless open mouth gives me the willies every time I see it!

@DelbelOfTheVoid

2 ай бұрын

Right?💀

The fact he did all of this for absolutely no real reason, just out of spite to punish an abuse victim that got away 🤯😭

imagine seeing the person that tried to kill you getting somewhat famous and being on tv ! i feel sorry for kim that she probably had to know that man was getting tv appearances

@emilynelson9174

Жыл бұрын

I kept thinking back to Kim throughout the case. How she surely must have seen and/or heard of her abuser and attempted murderer being present via tv. I figured I couldn't be the only person considering that!

You know it is going to be bad you think the worst has happened and then realize it is a nearly 2 hour video. 😭😭😭😭💛💛💛💛

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

AHAHAHAHA YEH

this case is so heartbreaking, mick philpott was honestly a disgusting man and the way he treated women is horrible. so proud of kim for being strong and getting out of his horrible grasp.

@dominiquexo4772

Жыл бұрын

I’ve heard worse but men today still act this way lol

@terridemaio2926

Жыл бұрын

I can't stand this creep I saw this on Another channel Horrible

@terridemaio2926

Жыл бұрын

@@dominiquexo4772 I'm Not surprised

@jessicafurtaw6248

Жыл бұрын

This story is probably top #1 of most infuriating I've heard. The UK needs to tighten up laws. This is insanity

@drbubblebutt7074

Жыл бұрын

Yeah 😔

Ok. The UK justice system is officially a JOKE. Those sentences are a slap in the face to those children.

The oldest of Michael's kids 'Duwayne' who was only 13 years old when he had sadly died went to my school and the house where where he committed the fire is like 15 minutes away from my house. I get shivers thinking about how much evil was in that household and I'm quite shocked at how close this case is to me.

@buttershy_

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the same county and every time I remember this happened it just destroys me

@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224

Жыл бұрын

He was his step-son

Throwing Chinese food over their DYING child’s body in the hospital? I’m repulsed. I can’t even imagine. Neither one of them cared about those children, and they never should’ve had them

@Baldjotarokujo

Жыл бұрын

Mad bc thats a waste of food

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

@KatieAliceGamer

Жыл бұрын

You’re absolutely right. I mentioned that I have no sympathy for that woman despite being a victim of abuse. When my brother was dying, my parents- but my mum especially - were absolute wrecks. In other words the exact opposite of what those 2 should have even. If there’s anything we can take from this, it’s that an angry crowd was there to make sure that those 2 were scum of the earth.

@justababeh

Жыл бұрын

@@Baldjotarokujo very edgy

@cassiemarie2234

Жыл бұрын

Right! Just how? How can you be playing while your child is dying right in front of you....

When you showed the childrens photos and talked about their passions I lost it. Specifically at 6 year old Jesse’s photo with his mischievous little grin 😔 and 5 year old Jayden’s with his big innocent blue eyes and with him being the baby. Don’t get me wrong the tears were building up from the start but that’s what broke me.

@slayy_girls455

Жыл бұрын

That's what got me there sweet school photos. They were babies 👶 dinosaurs 💔 bless their little soles.

@ririschannelx

Жыл бұрын

That part got me too. Absolutely heartbreaking 😢

@emmypanix

Жыл бұрын

I cried when she talked about Jayden's dinosaur picture. I immediately came to the comments.

When u said they had a food fight in the same room as their teenage son who was in a coma really shocked me…how disgusting! God bless all those children 🙏🏻

@anonymousartist80

9 ай бұрын

After they bitched about how hungry they were!

this story hits me the hardest out of anything. I dated a 30 year old man for 2.5 years when i was 19. All of these things, it sounds like it could be the same man. He dictated my every minute, upon waking up i had to call him, then send a picture of my outfit for him to approve, then call on my walk to class, then spend every beak between classses sitting on the phone with him. Then he would come to my dorm room and make me stay at his house 40 miles away from my college whenever i did not have class, i had no friends unless they where approved (usually wives of his friends) I was contastant accused of cheating on him with anyone i even made eye contact with. a few times he pretended to be on a work trip and would be outside my window, watching to see if i had men over, he had friends call and pretend to be 'a guy i met a party' i would insist thti was taken,and had been to no parties. Then 10 mins later he would show up and shower me with unwanted gifts for 'passing his test' but it never lasted. he gave me an STD that leaded to me needing complete hysterectomy at 25. When i finally left him, it was because i found out he was talking to a minor online, and collecting nudes from dozens of girls. afterwards he stalked me for over 5 years until i moved out of state with a much larger man. My mother used to say 'its only a matter of time until i get a call that they found you dead in a ditch" until hearing this story i did not think it would have come to that, but i am in tears hearing this story, because i think about how many other girls might be danger right now was we speak and maybe they are thinking 'it wont come to that' i got lucky to escape with my life, so please if you think you are with someone who is showing these traits, and you are reading this, please call someone you trust and formulate an escape plan.

@vyzee404

Жыл бұрын

im so sorry that you went through that, sending you love and i hope youre doing okay💖

As somebody with adhd, dyslexia and a short attention span, watching long videos like this can be difficult to take in information but, and I know this is a bit weird, Eleanor talking with her hands and her changing her tone of speech really helps me and other people keep our attention focused on you. Thank you Eleanor you’re the only true crime content creator I can actually understand and remember what happened

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

I don't remember asking

@humanname99

Жыл бұрын

@@hannahporter2568 it's ok I was the one who asked x

@youcanthavemybrocoli8768

Жыл бұрын

@@hannahporter2568 what a strange response to a nice comment

@LaiLaixo

Жыл бұрын

Hannah Porter is all over the comments section of this video talking about how they felt nothing after hearing this case. Trying their absolute hardest to be apathetic. Just a troll it would seem. Or a bot.

@justven24

Жыл бұрын

i also have adhd and dyslexia and i’m autistic, so i do put these videos on 1.25x but eleanor is very good at keeping my attention :)

the fact that people actually physically commit these acts actually baffle me. like i have so many questions, and the way eleanor executes actually has me addicted

@handleher

Жыл бұрын

Actually : )

@sharynclark206

Жыл бұрын

Don’t tell the story wtf

@EryberrieTrueCrime

Жыл бұрын

She's brilliant. I'd love her to do a behind the scenes video.

@albagee6370

Жыл бұрын

@@EryberrieTrueCrime i love it when i find a new true crime channel!

@EryberrieTrueCrime

Жыл бұрын

@@albagee6370 Aww thank you x

This story should have ended with him attempting to murder Kim and Shirley. This is unbelievable and disgusting. The rest of this could have been avoided if he would have never been let out after that horrible crime. As a true crime lover, I’ve watched SO MANY cases where this happens. These psychopaths murder/assault/SA multiple women/children/men and then are let out after serving hardly any time (or no time at all) and go on to commit more crimes or even become serial killers after. Where’s the justice?! Prayers for everyone involved in this. 🙏🏻

I’m glad you did the part about each child’s coffin. It’s nice that these kids can be remembered by what they loved.

This is historical proof that anyone thinking about having children should have a psychological exam and full record check because these poor children didn’t deserve to have their life ended this way…absolutely heartbreaking.

@chanderule605

Жыл бұрын

All that was needed was to not release him halfway through his sentence and give him a longer one

@amandajay9058

Жыл бұрын

Background checks don't do any good if the person has never been caught! And just because someone messed up once, a long time ago, doesn't mean that they'll be bad parents! I do however, support a national IQ test!

@megharry5477

Жыл бұрын

@@amandajay9058 that’s literally eugenics… what the Nazis believed in (not letting ‘unintelligent’ people procreate)

@Cheeky-FE-Kerry

Жыл бұрын

@@amandajay9058 There is a national, nay INTERNATIONAL, IQ test… it’s called the 🥕

@karisbish

Жыл бұрын

The day I found out I was pregnant I found myself a therapist. I know I have so much trauma to unpack and mental illness that I’m not even aware of that I don’t want to affect my parenting or my children (twins) the way my parents’ trauma and mental illness affected me and the way their parents’ trauma/mental illness affected them and their parents’ before them, etc. Me and my closest friends are very big on breaking generational trauma and curses and raising healthy, happy children and families ❤ my twins are a year old and I still have biweekly sessions with my therapist. It’s the first thing I recommend to any friend or family member who tells me they’re pregnant

This guy makes my blood boil and the most tragic thing is that had he been sentenced to life after the horrible attack on Kim, this would never have happened.

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

I HOPE UR BLOOD DIDNT ACTUALLY BOIL X

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

@EGGrun

Жыл бұрын

@@barbiecandycum6285 exactly, he tried to murder 2 women after horrible domestic violence and stalking. Had Kim and her mom died, he would be in for life. Why is it such a difference if the intention was the same? He got 7 years 😤 and noone brought it up!

Dwayne Philpott went to my school and was in the same year as me when it happened. I remember the horrible atmosphere after everyone found out about the fire. He was such a sweet boy, it was so devastating to find out about this story

As a polyamorous person, a lot of cis straight men see poly as “I can have multiple girlfriends” but god forbid their partners seek others. It’s so gross

@TheOverlordPepper

Жыл бұрын

I hate when polyamory gets confused with harems because they’re two completely different things

@lilypad2714

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, like my bestie is poly, and he’s discussed it at length with his partners, communication and equality is key, and it’s not a harem. Polyamory isn’t cheating 😭

@userbunny14

Жыл бұрын

Yeah its very sad. And there are so many types of poly relationships too. (I noticed that in this video she mentioned it wasnt polyamory because the two women werent involved with each other, and thats inaccurate. This isnt poly, but thats not the reason why.) But so many do use it an excuse to get away with cheating. Poly relarionships are all about communication and boundaries not being crossed for anyone.

@lexyshannon9428

Жыл бұрын

I'm not poly myself, but I do hate how people like this man shift the public understanding of polyamory. And that's because it can unfortunately also be "used" by people with bad intentions as a way to control others. When more control is held by an abuser in that scenario, they can absolutely exploit that for self-gain. They are also the most likely of the group to be responsible for enforcing that kind of abusive relationship between themselves and the others. And that's not what polyamory is about (at least, it shouldn't be - but abusers make that difficult when they often try to link their behaviors to "healthier" explanations in a world where people often refuse to engage in critical thinking/analysis or change their minds) Many people hear about these abuse cases, and either view them as the definition of polyamory, or they become so afraid of that form of abuse happening again that they cannot bring themselves to see or accept real and healthy polyamorous relationships. I really wish we could start reminding people of the differences between healthy/consensual and unhealthy/non-consensual things in a situational context, because the way things appear on the outside does not mean they function the same way behind closed doors. Point is: social bias is REALLY frustrating. Critical thinking should be encouraged way more often than reactional and uneducated thinking. That's my over-explanatory frustration rant for today 😅

@Office_chair

Жыл бұрын

As a bisexual woman I find it really gross to because polyamory is all partners dating each other not one partner dating two people. It's just disgusting because people use it as an excuse to do gross stuff like this and don't bother to look into what it is just clearly see this isn't what polyamorous means and is.

I remember this case, but hearing the timeline was absolutely chilling. Even after the fire was started, they had time to attempt to rescue the children. Also, while I have a lot of sympathy for Mairead as an abuse victim, agreeing to a plan that puts your children in danger to get back at a woman who parented your children for years... it's pretty disgusting.

@nightwishlady

Жыл бұрын

I agree with her father tbqh, Lisa chose to run away, she should had pretended to agree and ran away whenever he went to the pub get drunk as he usually did , the fact she had a Threesome just couple hours before shows that she was not even slightly worried ... Plus her son was there in a coma and she is having a food fight IN HIS HOSPITAL BEDROOM NEAR HIM ? Mate , talk about being heartless...

kim is so incredibly strong wow. the physical and emotional trauma that this man caused her 😓and the letters he was sending from prison probably just made her relive what he put her through every time she saw his name edit: i just got to the part about the kids funeral and oml. i’m nearly in tears hearing about the pictures on the coffins. it really makes you feel like you know a little more about them

I haven't finished the video so I'm not sure if Eleanor mentions it, but I remember watching an interview with a neighbour who tried to get into the house and rescue the children. He was so devastated, and had clearly been moved more by the deaths of those poor little ones than their own parents. Edit: The neighbour was Mick Russell

Laughing and having a food fight over the body of your dying son. That is absolutely disgusting and vile. And taking him off life support after only 3 days!?? That's hardly any time to recover at all. Although his survival was unlikely, he might have gotten better if they gave him more time to recover. I'm so mad about this case.

@shandi1102

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I'm an ICU nurse and we typically can leave people on a ventilator and blood pressure drips (life support) for about 14 days. If we've tried to wean them off of the drips and vent for days and see no sign of recovery, we let the family know so they can make the decision on whether or not they would like to put them on "comfort care". That's when we pull the tube out that's down their throat (ventilator) and turn off all medications/drips keeping them alive. 3 days for a child that young seems very suspect! Either he was in EXTREMELY bad shape (scans or tests showed he wouldn't recover) and the doctors and nurses told them early on that he would likely not survive or they went ahead and said end it after just 3 days! And it seems to me it's the latter! We try very hard with all of our patients on life support, but if they are very young, they typically have a much better chance of survival, so we keep trying everything we can for as long as possible. 3 days for a teenager is insane. Sickening. I feel they wanted him dead as well. So sad. I wish I knew all of the details of his condition in the hospital.

@vidsnosensevids7637

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the way Karen Matthews acted when her daughter Shannon was ‘missing’. She was joking about with all the police officers, jumping out at them from behind doors etc. It’s madness 😔

The fact that "good behaviour" is a thing. Are the prison wardens or just the people in charge so stupid to not realise that the prisoners are only licking their boots so that they can get out of prison quick? They don't care about anything they did, they just wanna leave and repeat the same thing all over again or even worse.

@holliemollie09

Жыл бұрын

it's disgusting, anyone can pretend to be good to get into people's good book, it's horrible and manipulative.

@celinesadd1

Жыл бұрын

Thing is he abused ‘women’. He would’ve been in prison with men. His abuse wouldn’t be prominent in prison because he had other men to contend with and his victims were female. Many men who abuse women would and have got less prison time cause they aren’t surrounded by the people who they target. His behaviour was good because he couldn’t manipulate the men. He even waited for the victims Dad to leave because he saw him as threat and couldn’t over power him. His hatred and abuse was solely aimed at women hence why he would get good behaviour in prison because he didn’t have any women he could particularly manipulate. Even if their were female guards they would know what tactics he would use so more than likely knew what to look out for or he used his ‘charm’ eww to get less time. Abusers/manipulators aren’t stupid. But still baffled how he was sending letter to his ex victim and this wasn’t flagged as bad behaviour. That alone should’ve kept him locked up.

@littlewendigo5055

Жыл бұрын

Well, the good behaviour thing might be appropriate for small, insignificant crimes with no victims, like maybe a first timer for a little pot or something, but not for someone who was a stab or two from being a murderer

@bigppisha

Жыл бұрын

@@littlewendigo5055 I agree, the verdict/sentence for cases involving attempted murder, molestation, murder, rape and such should not alter with a good behaviour in prison.

@littlewendigo5055

Жыл бұрын

@@bigppisha yeah, yeah, for sure, but maybe the good behaviour thing may motivate people to be better, you know? Small time criminals often are victims of their own mind in terms of drugs and such, maybe attending a program about it or something and being non problematic may shorten the sentence (sorry, im not a native english speaker)

This story upset me when it happened but even more so all these years later. My Husband and I are desperate to be parents, we’ve been trying for so long it feels as though I’m never going to hold my baby in my arms and tell them how much I love them and promise to protect them with my life. So when I see creatures like this who can seemingly breed at will and then put their own children into such a dangerous situation it makes me unspeakably angry! He never loved his children they were just his meal tickets! This world can be such a cruel place.

@cheesepizza4ever

6 ай бұрын

Good Luck on your journey to be parents!

There's so many people involved in this that are probably affected so much that I hadn't even thought about until this video. Imagine the way the hospital staff felt trying to save the last surviving philpot child for these parents who just had an unthinkable tragedy occur.

@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224

Жыл бұрын

And then having them behaving in that manner

The fact that this man managed to only get a 7 year prison sentence for attempted murder and got out in 3 for "good behavior" is absolutely insane to me. He should have been stopped there, but they let him go and he went on to kill 6 innocent children to try and spite his ex-girlfriend. I will never be able to understand how people get to this point, but this case definitely deserved 2 hours.

My goodness, how can a person even stand straight and be coherent after losing 6 children?!?! I'd be inconsolable and probably high on some meds so I wouldn't throw myself out of a window to be with them, and they went video game shopping?? This case is infuriating! if only they locked him up forever for trying to murder two women!!! Those poor kids. 😭😭

@jazisajoke8688

Жыл бұрын

I’d definitely be a risk to myself and maybe others. No sense at all

@Esh486

Жыл бұрын

@@jazisajoke8688 I was a mess after losing my mom and they had to give me pills at the hospital to calm me down. I will never be the same without her. But I can't even imagine losing one child! Let alone six! Six!!! I'd be an empty hollow shadow of a person. I am so pissed, what a vile piece of garbage he is.

@arianahunt3956

Жыл бұрын

he did not want kids so why would he care if he lost what he didnt want? It is disgusting, he is horrible.

it's so weird to think I knew this man and lived round the corner from him at this time, my parents used to see him everyday but it's so odd to think this was near me

@sp4ce_174

Жыл бұрын

Oh god, just wondering Did your family ever think smth was wrong with that house hold or did it seem normal?

@carajade5498

Жыл бұрын

@@sp4ce_174 they honestly thought it was normal as they always saw their minivan parked up but the one day it wasn't there my parents knew smth was wrong

7 years for what he did to Kim and her mother, how disgusting!!!!! The system always fails the victims.

@Office_chair

Жыл бұрын

Seriously though but yet if Kim or her mother killed him out of self-defense they would probably get like 10 years or 15. That's just how messed up the justice system is they clearly cater to the criminals especially if they have privilege.

I remember this when it happened and watching them crying crocodile tears on the news. Absolutely vile human beings.

@averyfields8183

Жыл бұрын

No

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

Ikr im a croc

@KatieAliceGamer

Жыл бұрын

The investigators showed that he wiped his brow a lot while he was “crying”. Another performance he was putting on.

the food fight part actually floored me. i had to pause because i couldn’t believe it, i just said ‘oh my god’ out loud for a full minute. who does that?? oh my god, i hope that poor boy got the love and care he deserved from the nurses and doctors before he passed.

@bobkhag24601

7 ай бұрын

That part, I think, shocked me the most. Such callous disregard for their dying son.

I don’t think I’ve ever wanted another human to be “put down” more in my life than after hearing this case. Elanor, I hope you’re mental health is alright after researching this 😅👀😂

@Office_chair

Жыл бұрын

Really though in this case I would want him to be put down. He's ruined so many people's lives already and killed people he doesn't deserve to live. And not even just die may die by a fire or something so he can feel the pain that he inflicted on everyone else.

@clarysstoryboard3317

Жыл бұрын

Maybe someone should remind his fellow inmates that he dated several minors...

My auntie was hiding in the cupboard whilst her mother and sister where being stabbed by this awful man, there isn’t enough jail time in the world that would be justice for what he did 💔

I think it's important to note that the paramedics actually told Mik and meraid to travel in the ambulance with Dwayne. But they actually declined.

@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t know that bit

@slow.and.hot717

Жыл бұрын

I mean... They had 5 more children who were dead. Maybe they wanted to say their goodbyes and if they thought Dwayne would survive he wouldn't have been a priority at that moment. Or they were just overwhelmed. I don't know, it doesn't really sound suspicious considering the circumstances.

It’s tempting to say that Philpott is the whole reason child benefit is now capped at 2 kids in Britain. His family attracted such total outrage for claiming for 9 kids and pulling in £60k a year. Heart-breaking that these kids paid with their lives for their father’s horrific narcissism. Toxic masculinity at its worst.

@omccay3242

Жыл бұрын

@DimFM how the hell is your immediate response over this ‘not all men’ jfc mate

@omccay3242

Жыл бұрын

@DimFM why do you think the correct place to debate this under a video about 6 child murders?

@lucylucyinred

Жыл бұрын

@DimFM it's "toxic" for a reason. They didn't say just masculinity as a whole

@theworld340

Жыл бұрын

I was literally gonna write the same but see your comment x

@theworld340

Жыл бұрын

@DimFM I don't see anywhere saying man hating ! women can be just as toxic and masculine just because you associate it with males is on you

Personally I believe that even if you didn't MEAN for anyone to die, if you plan an event that is life threatening, you should still get a premeditated murder charge. That's like if someone planned out a stabbing and the victim died but then the perpetrator said "oh, but I planned it so that I would only hit non-vital areas of their body" ... like you still planned a stabbing and people still died. If you start a house fire knowing people are inside, you should be charged with premeditated murder even if you had a plan for getting them out once the fire was going. Ridiculous.

Kim is such a strong woman. She survived 2 years of abuse from this horrid man, survived 27 stab wounds, survived the physical, psychological and mental after effects of this attack and the abuse. Kim - you are so, so strong.

This case still angers me so much all these years later. I remember him being in the Jeremy Kyle show showing what a useless dad he was even before all this xxxx

@legster983

Жыл бұрын

Same

@justanothertouhoufan6484

Жыл бұрын

@IrvinAssassin L

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

Did you pay attention huni 'before all this' he was a convicted murderer in the 80's remember his first gf he stabbed to death (almost). U should be angry at the fact he was even allowed to go on Jeremy Kyle like they didn't do a fuking background check on him

@bubbybubbybubbyy

Жыл бұрын

Was he the man who said he preferred the packet to his kids? I think I remember that oh my gosh

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

I think u should let go

Eleanor Neale’s content will never cease to fascinate me. True crime in general can get very heavy, but she still managed to put out such amazing quality work over the years. I guess we can all say that she’s one of the best out there within the true crime community.

@kenpope5701

Жыл бұрын

I agree and wanted to comment so that it wasn't just the scammer who commented....booo scammers

@loreen3227

Жыл бұрын

why r you everywhere 😭

@chloeflechsing3296

Жыл бұрын

you made me wanna comment my own praise for eleanor, she deserves some more recognition in the community fr

@hollymcdowell2865

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

Eleanor, you did an amazing job on this case. RIP to those babies. They deserved better parents.

this is one of the most horrific cases ive ever heard.. it sent chills down my entire body multiple times. i can't believe one man can go through his life leaving such a huge trail of pain and destruction behind him.

7 years for almost killing 2 women and leaving them with severe trama, blackmail, and giving a women liver cancer... and he got out 5 years earlier. so gross

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

@carti7908

Жыл бұрын

@@barbiecandycum6285 EXACTLY!!

The fact El is giving us 2-3hr long vids without 2 parters makes me so happy. Especially when it’s 23:20 uk time and I cannot sleep.

@micheller2283

Жыл бұрын

It's unfortunate bc its a good story but many ppl, including myself, don't like watching 2 hour long videos.

@astronorey

Жыл бұрын

@@micheller2283 watch it half rn and half later. it’s like a 2 parter

@micheller2283

Жыл бұрын

@SF kylex I watched this one. I'm just saying a lot of ppl will skip it bc of the length

@emily.fraser

Жыл бұрын

@@micheller2283 I 100% get what you mean. Everyone has different preferences and attention spans when it comes to watching long things

@Iris-bz6xx

Жыл бұрын

@@micheller2283 I mean if you don’t want to watch a 2 hours video straight you can also pause and finish later 😅

Kim's mother is an absolute hero.

The fact that I’m only 34 minutes in.. and I thought the video had to be coming to an end soon… only to realize that I have well over an hour left of this horrific story -

the way i thought the whole story was gonna be about kim and it just kept getting worse and worse. absolutely heartbreaking

this case is so sad, it’s awful how evil peoples actions can be, especially parents. it’s supposed to be your job to keep your children happy, healthy and SAFE. also, i love you sm eleanor

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

shutup

It is shocking that the neighbours seemingly unquestioningly believed Mick Phillpot that his supposedly crazy ex Lisa had committed the crime resulting in her arrest and her children being temporarily taken away.

"Why don't you just leave" I WONDER WHY GENTS!!!!

It’s the fact Mick only got done for attempted murder when Kim’s heart had stopped twice, like he did actually murder her but the doctors reversed it

The fact this man got away with such horrific abuse. Even in public makes me sick.

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

lol yes queen

I don't know what it is, I've heard a lot of terrible terrible true crime stories, but this one is the only one that has made me actually tear up and cry. May those children rest in peace.

"I stabbed you 27 times but didn't mean to do you any harm." Homie what were you meaning to do then?!

kim is so strong, both mentally and physically!! the fact she survived those injuries is INSANE to me

@xxkerosensexx

Жыл бұрын

Hearing how he tortured her made me feel so ill and sad for her. She’s truly a survivor.

@leannemason4814

Жыл бұрын

She’s amazing she’s the strongest women I know and the best inspiration to her family x

@JessMurgatroyd

Жыл бұрын

I really hope she's doing well now

Real life "Shameless". For those who know and have been through a story like this (personally or witnessed as a child) there's a reason why some men get the name "Mick". Mick's dont change. Mick's abuse and destory everything in their pathway and everyone is too scared to say anything and Mick's somehow always seem to catch a break or get the lucky card with their charisma and manipulation usually off the dime of someone else's back. Hence, the nickname "mick". If you are Irish everyone knows the Mick.

@vyzee404

5 ай бұрын

im irish - i wonder is this the origin of the phrase "you're taking the mick"?

I think it's clear that Mick Philpot is a prime example of what a psychopath is and how they behave

I ugly cried when you talked about what each child had on their coffins. I probably looked like a mackerel but that just broke my heart. Mick is totally useless. Poor babies. ((on a lighter note, I love your haircut))

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

I didn't cry

@colormetakenaback

Жыл бұрын

@@hannahporter2568 You're a rock! 👍

@az2695

Жыл бұрын

Me too, I almost never cry during these cases, but once she started talking about the pictures on each coffin the tears started flowing.

@leenyazbak7574

Жыл бұрын

Samee it's soo sad

@Ollieaaaaa

Жыл бұрын

I don't usually cry during these, but this one set me off

Tears...tears in my eyes as I listen to the description of the caskets. These poor babies. I have more emotion for them than their own parents. These people are so incredibly sick I can't even process it.

Thank you for covering these cases and dedicating so much time to making sure they're accurate and detailed! You're amazing! 👏👏

'There's too many immigrants in the UK.' Nope, there's too many Mick Philpotts in the UK.

Only 7 years for 2 counts of attempted murder in like the most savage way ever.... and released early... even after repeatedly contacting the victims via letters??? How did the justice system believe he wouldn't strike again?? His obsession and rampage.were clearly not finished...

you also forgot to mention, when the house was on fire and the neighbours were helping out, the neighbours who were helping to break the windows noted how strange it was that mick was barely trying to help them to save the kids, and how he didn’t seem like he was panicking or was in shock.

@rmoore547

Жыл бұрын

that’s inferred in the fact he was talking to neighbors during the fire

@pinktrovert95

Жыл бұрын

He didn't care about any of those women and he definitely didn't care about his kids 😢

@lucasmaguire5014

Жыл бұрын

At first I thought it was because they were all in shock or because they were intoxicated but my conclusion now is just Mick being a bad father

I lived in derby since I was born and I remember this case coming out. The shock that rippled through not only derby but the entire nation when the truth came out was mental. The woman involved in the case was released but never returned to derby as she knew her life was probably endangered if she returned

I have an ex who.. while he didn't break any bones, did a bunch of stalking, stealing, arguing, threatening me with a gun.. That was enough to put me into a dissociative state for months after we finally broke up. I can't even imagine what this poor girl went through 😕

i’m not really an emotional person but when hearing this case, it had me in bits. my heart breaks for those innocent kids who had no clue what was about to happen to them. they had hobbies and interests which just got stripped away from them in a matter of minutes.

@hannahporter2568

Жыл бұрын

I was fine after hearing it

@barbiecandycum6285

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so fking confused how the whole time apparently noone knew he was a convicted attempted murderer? He went on all these shows noone brought it up? Suspicious fire he wasn't the first suspect given he has previous attempted murder conviction.. Wasn't even brought up in the court? Noone in the comments thinks it's relevant or brings it up? ITS LYK HOLLYOAKS ALL OVER AGAIN. I H8 THIS

@eil4m.

Жыл бұрын

@@hannahporter2568 good job !!! /s

How the hell did was he released after only 3 years for almost killing 2 people?!??? I cannot wrap my mind around that I really think that early release due to good behavior is beyond stupid.

@Georgiahh22

Жыл бұрын

I’ve heard that prisons release people on good behaviour when they need to make more space, not sure if that was the case there but it makes sense. Although I don’t agree with it considering how many people reoffend afterward

@mollyjames4159

Жыл бұрын

I think being released for good behaviour should only happen for non violent crimes

@uygmoeb

Жыл бұрын

@@mollyjames4159 I agree! Anyone can pretend to be good when they want their time in prison reduced but if these murderers/rapists/pedos are let out early it will only make them think they can get away with anything and they'll for sure repeat the same crimes

@Baldjotarokujo

Жыл бұрын

Bc they didn't die. Its not that bad

@bushdenae

Жыл бұрын

@@Baldjotarokujo yea just a lifetime of recovery from the mental trauma, a young lady loosing the ability to bare children probably before she had a chance to seriously thinking about whether she wanted to, and her mother dying to cancer that may be connected to the attack totally “not that bad”.

I've heard this ad before, and they've been proven to be frauds. I don't want you and your channel to be tainted by that kind of image. Thanks, Eleanor, for all your true crime videos. Your work is worth it.

@eleanor, you describing the children and why each picture on the coffin was representative of them, brought me to tears. Thank you for your kindness and love to all victims, esp children. This is why we love you so much.

It’s so freaky seeing them “cry”, and it looks so uncanny. It’s more like demon tears than crocodile tears. Also, hearing a dinosaur on one of the coffins made me cry,

Eleanor's spoiling us with videos lately and I live for it

@EryberrieTrueCrime

Жыл бұрын

She's delivering great content and I love that about her.

@miabutterfield5102

Жыл бұрын

righttttt!!!

@JessMurgatroyd

Жыл бұрын

Right. I can't even keep up with my busy life too..always got something to watch right now when I get chance..

What the hell did those kids see growing up in that home? It’s horrific that their lives were cruelly taken from them, but the silver lining is that they no longer have to be raised by those two absolute horrors. Both as bad as each other. How anyone could put their children in harms way is beyond me.

Thank you for giving so much attention to the children’s funerals. It means so much that they know that they’re loved by people.

*Am I the only one who thinks that Eleanor's voice is so damn calming?*

I am so proud of Kim for having the courage to step away and fighting back when she was attacked. But WTF.. this man BELIEVED to have killed 2 women ONLY got 7 years for it. If that isn't evidence enough that the justice system doesn't care, I really don't know what is. Thank you Eleanor for bringing cases like this to light so more of us can hear about these injustices and speak out against them.

God bless the embalmers who had to prepare those children. I’m an embalmer and I promise you we heavily grieve for the children we receive and prepare 😔🙏🏼

I remember this story. The guy who climbed the ladder was involved in a documentary and you could tell even years later than it broke him not being able to save those children.

@katiegawthrop9426

Жыл бұрын

Is this guy in a interview?

@XiaLingLing

Жыл бұрын

@@katiegawthrop9426 I’m not sure, I’m visually impaired to I’m not good with faces. It was a neighbour and he tried to get in the house but I honestly couldn’t tell you, I’m sorry x

I’m quite positive I️ cried more during this video than Mick did for his six children.

@KatieAliceGamer

Жыл бұрын

I think we all did 😔

I don’t know if you guys follow live cases much, but there are currently two serial killers here in Canada who have stabbed 25 people in the last few days. If any of y’all are out here please stay safe, they haven’t been caught yet and could be anywhere in Alberta, Manitoba, or Saskatchewan

@lizajane2971

Жыл бұрын

Yikes, that's scary! Are they working together? Do the police know who they are? Hope they're caught soon! 😬

@BrownSugaBabe

Жыл бұрын

I read about this earlier today!! This is absolutely terrifying and horrible and I hope you and everyone within these areas are safe!

@shichemell7173

Жыл бұрын

@@lizajane2971 They know who the guys are, and what vehicle they’re driving. I have confidence they’ll be caught soon.

@miaanderson5829

Жыл бұрын

i just saw an update that they have suspects!

@arielperez3613

Жыл бұрын

That’s so crazy. I didn’t know serial killers were still around

I was in Japan when the fire happened and I didn’t have a TV, so all I knew was that five kids had died in a house fire. When I came home that summer I started hearing the details and I was horrified. Still am. How many dangerous people will be released on ‘good behaviour’ only to reoffend before the system admits that things NEED TO CHANGE! Perpetrators of violent crimes like murder, sexual assault etc should not be given the chance to do it again!

This case is so heart breaking ! I can’t imagine how much pain all these victims went through! Physically and psychologically! I had to pause to take break and then continue. My heart and prayers go to all the victims. Thank you so much for covering this very difficult case 💔

Growing up in Derby i can remember when this happened, it was like the whole city was in shock for months. It is absolutely vile that Mairead is already released