I just want to thank you, I absolutely love your channel, each of your cases are so fascinating to me. The work you put in to bring these cases to us ,thank you 😊😊❤😊

The Bible says “There’s NOTHING NEW under the sun!” And it’s true, we’ve just found other avenues to do it through!

Nothing New under the ☀️ Sun

People haven't changed since we became people.

Thanks Annie

I've got KZfaq premium so I'm not bothered by excessively long ads that become even more obnoxious when your phone isn't moving. I've had ads of over forty minutes because of that. However I don't mind creators doing a sponsored ad because I know any residuals go directly to them unlike KZfaq ads that still run even on demonetized content. Yes, KZfaq still gets paid but that's the game.

I agree, it really throws the tempo off, if it's in the middle. When at the end, I'm already enthralled & don't want to listen, & just skip it, lol. Good placement at the beginning.

To be honest I do not mind a long ad at then end. I have terrible insomnia. BC's voice has often been the only thing to grant sleep. So I hope in return he gets something as the ads run out. He has been one of my longest subscribed channels. His stories are all new to me because of the time period he selects. They helped distract me too when my Mom was on Hospice and passed. Although they show a crime, I just find the stories always interesting.

When did it say he took the children with him, I thought he just left to America?

Perhaps I misheard, but I'm pretty sure BC said he and the children left, when he'd had enough of her alcoholism. :)@@judyochoa422

​@@judyochoa422At the end it said she was reunited with her children in America.

Thanks for watching :)

I can't agree with you. She had a history of larceny, petty larceny at that. But there is a world of difference between theft and murder!

​​@@moondancer4660I'd say anything's possible, There's a first time for everything, gotta start somewhere, and I think alcohol and played a big part. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Just what I was thinking. DDG indeed.

Definitely. I wouldn't have been after his jewelry, but the criminal side overrode any good sense she may have had. She was just a natural crook and seemed to be unable to control her bad habitd

My thoughts exactly, he was DDG!

Thanks Janet

Thanks for watching!

Morning

Thanks Michelle

Purely for argument's sake, I believe Kirkpatrick may qualify. 😂

I know some Fitzpatrick’s wonder if their related LOL my neighbors from my childhood

I believe it’s German 😂

@@sarge4455 it’s definitely Irish LOL

​@@cyndybutler7330Sarge was being sarcastic...hence the 😂

Thans Marion, hope all is OK with you :)

Sadly that happens pretty much everywhere

Why don’t you move if you feel so unsafe in America. Go to a low crime country like Mexico or Brazil.

@@djquinn11😂😂😂 stop

America: Love it or leave it! lol

If you look at history you will find this has been the norm since the beginning of time. The biggest differences now are the speed with which the stories are broadcast now and formal police forces using modern forensics to investigate crimes.

Thankyou :)

Good morning from South Jersey USA

Morning James

Good morning! Watching from Brownsville, Texas! On the border by the sea 😊

good afternoon from Niagara Region

I suppose in the 1880s it was someone who usually commits small crimes so is well known to the Police

I was wondering the same thing...how do you know who is a suspect person????

Considering today, even in America...the police do go banging on doors when certain crimes fit the MO of someone who is on the streets/not locked up. They question them. Repeat offenders...the police look them up. See if they have an alibi, etc. See if they sweat and self snitch. It really isn't any different today than it was back then. If they come get you, usually you're not free to leave. They don't call it arrest now when they question you unless they have strong evidence it was you. They WILL mirandize you if they have strong evidence/suspicions. it protects the info they collect from being thrown out in court. They detain you. Only people have fought for rights today. Things were different back then. They could arrest and jail you indefinitely. And they still can according to our laws (US). Theft was a serious crime. So was burglary, and robbery. Today it is looked upon with less scorn cuz most people will say they've done it (some kind of theft crime). I SUSPECT back then it was a way to keep track of people so they couldn't run. You have to understand people couldn't just BAIL OUT whenever they could afford to. So basically if you had a reputation for being a thief, you had a bullseye on your back every time the police were looking for a thief! Not much different today...people are willing to point fingers at other people with histories. You get a reputation. Today people hardly know their neighbors. Back then, nearly everybody knew who you were, especially your neighbors! Today we share some more "private" lives as people don't talk to each other and they also have more financial ability to secure another place to go to start over.

I imagine it means being a suspect

"Round up the usual suspects"

Lol. I gave up alcohol 2 months ago and really haven't noticed an improvement in my life😢

If there is a name next to the photo it is the person, sometimes I am told that it is the person but if I cannot verify it I will not put the name, On a few videos, especially ones based in the early 19th century and before they are time correct modern interpretations

Yes, so many murderers seem to start out as thieves.

Morning Joanne

Thanks so much

He really was handsome

@@Adhara740 Wonder how Shakespeare would’ve written about him.

Hope things are better soon

@@BriefCaseOfficial thank you; hopefully my next dose of meds will sink their teeth in! 🤞🏻 it’s a hard life living with this disease! Bless u for your reply!

Thank you so much!

Thanks :)

Thanks, you too!

Thanks Wayne, your comments are always much appreciated!

Morning :)

Thanks for watching

Thanks for listening

Thanks so much Karen

I'm sure they thought they looked bee-you-tif-full

@@lazyhomebody1356 🤣🤣🤣👍🏾

Thanks for watching

Thanks for listening Rick :)

Thanks Betty

@@BriefCaseOfficial You are very welcome!

Good ☝️ Point

Thanks for watching

@@BriefCaseOfficial never miss an episode

Thanks, same to you

Thanks

Thanks for watching

Thanks Shannon, I have always found this case intriguing

Morning!

Thanks for the feedback, if there is a name by the picture it is the person, if there is no name it either means I cannot verify it is actually the person or it is a time specific modern interpretation

@@BriefCaseOfficial aaaaah!!!... I see!!!... I'll take more attention in future!!!... Thank you very much for taking the time to reply... But this does mean I'm going to have to watch every one of your vids again now to look for the names!!!... Lol... Xxx

Thans for always being here :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial You're welcome!

Hell, 5am here

@@BriefCaseOfficial it 13:14 pm here😊

Thanks Resa

Hope you enjoyed it!

Thanks for your support :)

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Thanks

Thanks

Thank you!!

Thanks for listening

Have a nice time Dee

Thankyou so much Susan

@@BriefCaseOfficial You're very welcome!!!

Thanks, You have a great week too

Thankyou so much Sara, your support is very much appreciated

Yep I have also been there many times

Thanks Susan

Thanks that is so nice of you

Thankyou :)

Hello :)