The son, in the second story, got his just deserts. I can't imagine killing a parent or anyone for money. How evil can one get. You did a great job relating the story. Thank you for sharing.

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

Thank you - we thought it was really interesting. And the manner in which he killed him - and then to think he could get away with it. The whole thing is so very odd. Thank you, as always, for your kind support!🙏

It appears the unfortunate Mrs Pearcey was murdered for her money and goods in her shop!! What a HORRIBLE way to die!! Poor Dennis Kelly was not just brutally murdered!! He was betrayed by his OWN son, nephew, and ex friend!! His so-called "friend" even egged the others on to commit the murder!! The three culprits should have got charged with murder, NOT manslaughter!! Well done on another FANTASTIC video, Robin!! 👏💕💞👍❤

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

Thank you - just apalling. We could not believ it when we read it. The first case to us was interesting just from the standpoint of what it says about the times. He is a hawker - but does not speak English? How does that work? And the police tracing him to Belgium and extraditing him form there - not so easy in Victorian England - we think there is more ot this story. The second story - just horrible. You can picture it happening by the descriptions. Poor man. We still do not really understand the bizarre motivation. Even if he did manange to have another son at 73 or so - the property would still go to the first born? That relationship must have been toxic. The two lived n the same small house together. Poor man. 😔

@bethanyherrera4787

20 күн бұрын

@@newsofthetimes The given motive in this Irish case, I agree, makes little sense at all. It makes me wonder whether, with a young woman so much in the house - and perhaps on terms of some familiarity with the father, however innocent - the unmarried son (and perhaps the nephew and friend as well) were motivated by more than simple greed. There's no mention of whether the nephew and friend were married, but testosterone + repression can be an explosive combination.

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

@@bethanyherrera4787 Great point! The woman, apparently was in her late 40's, mid 50's. Quite possibly past the age of childbirth anyway (back then). The father and son lived n the same house. We think the real reason was his anxiousness to get the property. With his father clearly hale and hearty and possibly lasting anther 20 years, and the woman who cleaned seeing him everyday, poisoning was possibly out of the question, because he would be spotted. We think the jealousy thing was a feint. 🤔

@nadiabrook7871

20 күн бұрын

@@newsofthetimes Yes, why WOULD the police go all the way to Belgium to extradite Mrs Pearcey's murderer?! It must've been expensive, plus it would have been like looking for a needle in a haystack once they got there!! Bearing in mind there was no Interpol back then too!! I agree!! In the Kelly case, the motivation was greed!! I also imagine that there was no love lost between Father and son!! I'll bet they didn't have the most loving relationship way before this incident happened anyway!!🤔🤔

@bethanyherrera4787

20 күн бұрын

@@newsofthetimes Given that fact, yes, very likely so. I must have missed the mention of her age, thought she might have been younger. Let's chalk it up to a senior moment. 🙃

In the second story in same ways it amazes me. On one hand justice in the UK can sometimes be mind numbing harsh and awful but in this case it was far too lenient for these terrible men. Of course to be fair, the judiciary over here has now become quite fascist so there is no telling what horrors they have in store for this country. Insanity reigns supreme!! Thank you for another well researched story, much appreciated.

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

We agree - we found the punishment very lenient given the cruelty. That story took place in Ireland. It was the whole question of pre-meditation - to us, gatherng a crowd together wth cans and hanging out where the father will pass is pre-meditation. We also find the motivation behind all this bizarre. There as, by all accounts, nothing at all going on between the farmer and the housemaid. 🤔

The first story broke my heart. Glad justice was served!!.. Great job Robin and team. Your work on the cases is truly appreciated. Praying for a million subs for your channels, your content and presentation beats network TV

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

Thank you so very much!! A million subs! The mind boggles!😉 Thank you so very much for your kind comment and continued support! 🙏Some of the episodes are a little bit different next week - just to mix things up a bit! We hope you like them!😁

Awful crimes. Terrible. Thanks very much. Stay cool out there, gang.

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

Thank you! Staying cool here is not a problem - we are still waiting (now rather impatiently) for summer to kick in! A bit of sun would be nice!! Thank you, as always, for your kind support!🙌

@zero_bs_tolerance8646

20 күн бұрын

@@newsofthetimes Not at all. Take care.

That 2nd story is nuts. What a horrible way to die. But it was wild that he had a crowd following and harassing him and he just ignored them.

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

The way the story is recounted it sounds like this kind of harrassment was a normal thing for him? That father / son relationship must have been highly toxiic. They shared the same house!🤔

Excellent as always. Love the output. Always excited for each new episode

@newsofthetimes

20 күн бұрын

Wow!!! How very kind!! 🙏Thank you - very much appreciated! Whoo hoo!! Posh coffees coming up! We will clink our mugs to your very good health!☕☕☕

A Good Presentation as usual 👋

@newsofthetimes

11 күн бұрын

Thank you - really kind! We very much appreciate your kind comment and support!🙌

Wow! That second story. Not only his own son, but other people he knew. His horrific. They sounded like mad animals.

@newsofthetimes

19 күн бұрын

Thatis a great description! We think the whole 'jealousy because of the housemaid' was a feint. We think he just wanted his hands on the property that much sooner and that he would much more difficulty killing his father with the housemaid coming in every day and watching. 🤔

Carrickmacross isn’t far from me so I found this story so sad and interesting , the poor father but how strange to murder him with so many people involved and presume you’d get away with it perhaps he wasn’t the full shilling as my father used to say Yes , sentence too lenient especially for McMahon , thanks 🙏

@newsofthetimes

18 күн бұрын

Thank you - a very sad case indeed. We know he lived wth his father. Our theory is that he was greedy for ownership of what he saw as his birthright and wanted to hurry it along. With the new housemaid in daily, poisonng his father became difficult. We think, ultimately, he was a coward and required the other people around him to encourage and help him to do the deed. Yes - how on eath did he think he could get away with it? So very tragic for the father. There is no good way to die, but we find this just horrific, and as you say, quite sad. 😔

@claresmith9261

18 күн бұрын

@@newsofthetimes Yes the new housemaid was probably the clincher that propelled him to do the deed and as you say poisoning would be very difficult 👍🏻

@newsofthetimes

18 күн бұрын

@@claresmith9261 😉

I've just realised you posted this and then the same day there was the assassination attempt on Trump!

@newsofthetimes

18 күн бұрын

🙄 Spooooky! We could not possibly comment!😉