I'm going to be a bit early to to go home but I'm not gonna

I bet they don't have Welsh!

You interrupted the intro AND you left out the Boom?? And my day had been going so well....

@@lazyhomebody1356 agreed.

I enjoying myself here each and every time. 🎉❤ It certainly is my pleasure thank you. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲☦️🙏😇❤️💋

You wouldn't feel sorry for a shark that tried to make a meal of YOU.

@@geoffreypiltz271 Shark's gonna shark. I still feel sorry for the poor bugger.

@Geoffrey: For sure. But take it with a pinch of salt.

It's a shark. It's a predator, It will eat you.

@@aquachonk me too!!!😞

LOL It is though isn't it

I am so sorry…nobody should be forced to endure this kind of torture! 😂

@@susanrobinson910 the ONLY downside to grandchildren LOL

That song is so insidious it deserves it's own scary video lol

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oh no, it will be in everyone's head all day! baaaabeee ~~~

Probably not true. Crocs and alligators leave their food to decay before they eat it. Not that they won't kill you!

Just went camping tubing on Blackwater river. You could hear the gators as the sun went down off in the mashes around the campgrounds. Recommend 10/10

@@lazyhomebody1356 Bullshit!

There was no such things as creeptpastas in the 20th century. Folk tale and such are not creeptpastas.

@@cosmosadorabilis7677 you’re being far too literal. OF COURSE folk tales and myths are not creepypastas since they predate them and creepypastas did not exist until the advent of message boards on the internet. If you use “creepypasta” as a metaphor for those early cautionary tales as I was implying, it makes more sense. Have a great day. 😀

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Same! Cold cases are my absolute, pretty much the colder the better ever since I discovered~ and have watched every episode many times~the British TV series, Cadfael, I've been hooked on just how much you can find out forensically with an absolutely no technology as we know it. If you aren't familiar with the series, it aired on either BBC or ITV, I'm not sure which, in the UK and on PBS in the states in the '90s and aired for several season, four or five I think at least. It's about a monk living in the Abbey in Shrewsbury, England, in the 10th or 11th century, near the Welsh border ( in the time of King Stephen and Queen Maud who I think were vying for the throne at the time. People were either on one side or the other and very strongly, apparently). The monk, played to exquisite perfection by Sir Derek Jacobi, is the herbalist and botanist for not only his brothers in the order but for the townspeople as well. People come to him for all sorts of counsel and mentoring, but his real passion is for solving crime, especially murders or suspicious deaths using all the tools, acquired knowledge and his spidey sense I guess you would say available at the time. It just appealed to me so much that a body and or a crime scene has so much information to teach a very patient, careful, creative and attentive would be investigator. It really is a lesson in the most basic and primal of forensic information and how to identify and interpret it. So these cold cases fascinate me primarily with how detectives of any era approach and process crime scenes and proceed with the homicide /missing persons cases presented to them.

Exactly! I agree!

Remember to go slow. Because they are so good, it will be a agony to wait for the next adventure!!!! I absolutely love Briefcase! Best stories ever and they are true!

I find the b&w visuals and straightforward storytelling very refreshing. It's a nice break from other sensationalistic true crime content on YT. I like BC the most actually. The channel's simplicity allows viewers to focus on the crime and content.

awful!

I’m surprised the shark lasted more than a week and a swimming pool… Sharks need to be constantly moving and a pool is too small!

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I know, I was mad hearing they killed the shark. Then hearing how the potential murderer got off on the defense that the rest of the body was missing, I understood way the police went to such lengths to try to find the body.

@@thelogicaldanger totally off topic, but un- caffeinated me thought your pf name was Logical Banger. And I imagined you to be a very logical head banging death metal fan. Thx for a chuckle!

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Glad so many showed such sympathy for the poor shark.They have an undeserved reputation if u compare deaths by other animals.The mozzie comes in at no.1,although I would say maybe 'hoomans' could fit that slot too.

@@laurabustos6560 HaHa, Logical Banger sounds like a good name too. If I am in need of another anonymous name, I think I will use your idea, so thanks for sharing!

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Would have digested it. It's a shame they couldn't have given it something to make it vomit it up.

Hi Crimey!

@@bettyjames4155 hiya Betty

I even got help from an Aussie from Rockhampton - Sorry :(

I was also having a chuckle - you should have a strong word to that friend from Rockhampton! 😊 To be honest though, as a Sydney-sider, I definitely struggle with some Queensland place names! Another excellent episode BC. Cheers for covering another fascinating Aussie case 😊.

@@BriefCaseOfficial Your friend from Rocky knows nothin'. :) Cronulla, Coogee, McMahon's Pt so funny. Tis a big country and obviously Rockhampton is a loooong way north.

@@BriefCaseOfficial I hope you didn't pay him for technical advice ! Some Australian place names are from the Aboriginal languages and even we get them wrong once or twice , do it more than that and the locals think you're an idiot . Lots of town are named after the home town in England of the first settlers . However lots of family names were corrupted upon landing in Australia ( at the time of convict transportation ) , possibly due to the poor education of the overseer's or a more deliberate attempt by the prisoner to make a fresh start at the first opportunity .

Crunoola

No animal should be confined just to please the masses.Think what would happen if merfolk,Nessie or unicorns for example were proved to exist.And recall the fate of the Tasmanian wolf & Dodo bird,plus many more. Humans have a very,very bad track record but never seem to change.

Thats interesting, I would like to read more about that

@@BriefCaseOfficial The guy whose head was found was killed by his house mate. That was about 10 years ago. The foot lady is going on now but I don't remember their names.

Problematic body parts? 😂😂 Aren't severed body parts always problematic? For the one who lost them mostly even more as for the one who found them?

@@perrydowd9285 Melissa caddick

@@BriefCaseOfficial Melissa Caddick. It's somewhat recent/current.

That's what I said."Unfortunately for the shark"

Yes. I was thinking about the shark. It did nothing wrong, I don't think animal welfare was big in Australia in the 1930s

Thanks Max

There are politicians who were prosecutors as well. You shouldn't look down on defense attorneys, they are the ones who get innocent people freed as well......

Thanks Laura :)

That's better than the person getting "Baby Shark". 🤣

I would have been a good Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie case.

Hi Renee!

I see what you did there! Nice

Brief Case is the best way to start the day, for sure. 😊

Sharks digest very slowly

Maybe sharks doesn't have the same gastric acid in their stomachs as humans do or they have it but not as strong?

Well, strictly speaking, if you haven't got a whole body, or at least most of it, or certain vital parts, like the head, you don't know if the person is dead. There is a current case in Australia where a fraudster's foot has been found but the rest of her is still missing and while it is likely she's dead, there is doubt about the issue. The fraudster's name is Melissa Caddick.

Good morning!

@@BriefCaseOfficial hello there from hot weather in Greece🇬🇷⛱️💙

Thanks Evie

Welcome back!

Jasper Profio:Yep.

Pretty much

Here here

It's bc ppl are generally low in fat that's why the shark doesn't "finish ppl off" not enough calories and fat

@@charliechurch5004 we are 'junk food'.

just like how it can sometimes confuse a surfer from a turtle or sea lion!

@@jamesfracasse8178 Yes, I agree that it went for any animal looking edible

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Awesome! Thank you!

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Thanks Brenda

Thanks Morgan

Me too!!

Hammerheads are my favorite!🦈🦈🦈🦈

Sharks are an important part of the marine eco-system. Sharks, people and eating isn't a one way street in Australia, or rather it's close to one way but not in the direction you expect. Humans have just about fished some sharks to extinction. We eat shark in Australia. It's very popular because you don't have to worry about bones.

@@renee1961 When I read your comment I said, "Me too! Except hammerheads." Too freaky looking

@@lazyhomebody1356 that's why they're my favorite!🦈🦈have a good day!

Thankyou

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Thank you Elke :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial You are welcome! Thank you!

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@@BriefCaseOfficial You are welcome. I enjoy and appreciate your work and your research.

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I think Eddy is WAY cuter,lol

@@lazyhomebody1356 yes, but that's usually the case! Lol

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