Let's be honest here. You have made history with this episode! Scoops like this contribute significantly to your viewers understanding of intersting events like that of Daisy de Melker.

When I was a child and my hair was not combed in the morning my mom used to say go and comb your hair you look like Daisy de Melker😂

Again riveting! You really have been fortunate to be able to talk to Colin. By the way, I know that Daisy's De Melker husband live for many years after she was hanged. Did he have any descendants? Their father must have told them interesting stories too.

It is amazing how small the world is - a very sad story for all the victims and even the unintentional ones. Thanks Al as always.

Once again you produce the goods Al. What an interesting take on the Daisy story. It's great that Colin connected and was able to build on the story as we knew it.

RIP Colin. Thanks for giving him a platform to tell his story, Al. It added a 'final' chapter to the Daisy story.

My grandmother worked with Daisy at some stage, and Daisy tried to persuade my grandmother to take out life insurance.

Very interesting video - I am intrigued by all the other comments posted by people whose family had some connection with Daisy - trails of her story that has lingered through history.

Hi good afternoon Al. WOW, you should have been a PI. 😂. Thank you once again for all your very interesting stories in video format. I enjoy your videos very much each time I see a video. May you be blessed with many more years of exploring the old stories that keeps us glue to your chanal.. Be safe and God bless. Happy New Year to you and your family.. 😊

My late father in law lived next door to the family when he was a schoolboy.

Fascinating! Who knew! Thank you for sharing this Colin! Al... Just Off the Highway has really connected history in this episode.

WoW! Thanks Al and thanks to Colin for sharing this bit of history.

So interesting! I love the stories and connections and reliving everyday life from history. Great work👏

Very very interesting. Here I thought not another Daisy story. 10 points.

My great grandfather, Harry Morris, was De Melker's lawyer... 😢

She probably killed them by just looking at them.

There must've been a deeper motive for the murders than simply money. Could be abuse?

Old auntie Daisy was one mad cookie. Someone you do not take cookies from.... 😢😢😂😂😂

I think Daisy went to England to see if there was any more money owing to her late husband. Daisy was mad and a gold digger.

You are always welcome to go and search the Panga man who killed the loved couples at Die Fonteine. My grandfather did catch the Panga man, it was one of their cleaners at the station. He did always check the book who's on duty for the night. My dad & uncle are still alive the know the whole story and facts know exactly where they catch him at the Die Fonteine in Pta because my dad were still child and grandfather show him and my dad show one day..