It was great that you agreed to help out - Thankyou

Great narration I enjoyed it very much.

I watch both your channels and really enjoy them.

You have a great channel, subscribed 👍🏾

You're Forgotten Lives as well, aren't you?

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This is what I seem to question ! I was severely neglected and beaten and was brutal at times in various ways, but can’t seem to figure out or even pin point when I decided I wasn’t going to be mean, hurtful, revengeful ect. Baffling.

@@Victoria_Watts89 you’re a very strong person. I wish you a long and peaceful life.

@Nicky L She seems to have got on very well with the "ruthless" enemy ( just ask her French barber ) She also appears to have gotten good training at the field hospital . Granted it , her Dad was a cold fish but none the less , he did provide her a good education . As for some of my neighbors , I often wish one or two were taken away and shot . Her life was tragic no doubt and I hope she's in a better place . However we shouldn't over look the tragedy she wroth on this young man , his fiancé and his family .

@Nicky L and think of all those thousands , of thousands, of people who lived through that and DIDN’T murder anyone afterwards.

@@Victoria_Watts89 , my mom had a torturous childhood and she is the only one of six siblings who turned out better than her parents. The rest all similarly hurt other people. I've never understood why she turned out to be the most empathetic, open-minded, even-tempered loving person I have ever met. The only one out of an entire family. That is probably part of the reason I am fascinated with true crime. I want to understand why. We probably never will know exactly, though.

I bet her Dad put her up to 'ruining things' as yu put it wen she was 14 doing her Dad's biddings with the Germans. Prob later after war, she quietly blackmailed Dad to take care of her n pay her way. So what else did the girl know? We are what we learn.

The human psyche can be very fragile

And yet, we must nor forget she took a life.

@@briansullivan5908 especially the French for whatever reason. I read countless stories about them losing their mind over seemingly nothing. The first person to be diagnosed having multiple personality disorder developed psychosomatic paralysis for a year and a half because he saw a snake. He just stopped using his legs but worked as a tailor for that time.. that's insane. He wasn't bit or anything, his brain just took a shit.

Kind of like a premeditated crime of passion.

@@PaleHorseShabuShabu It's premeditated murder, not a crime of passion at least as it is strictly defined. An example of the latter is a spouse who returned home to find his or her mate engaged in the act of adultery and snaps in the heat of the moment. That's blind rage. The case of Pauline Dubuisson is far removed from that. This was a brutal "If I can't have you, nobody will" and "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" sort of activity that occurred months after she had twice refused Felix's offer of marriage. After she showed no serious interest in him, he had every right to look elsewhere. She could have looked for another man, as she wouldn't have had a problem finding takers, though woe to any man who would have made such a mistake, as poor Felix found out. Firing three bullets into a person is hardly a sign of an accident. As with many murderers, she likely hit upon that as an excuse. As for her trying to shoot herself, only to have the gun jam, is unlikely for a couple of reasons: 1) a gun isn't typically the method of choice for a woman contemplating suicide, and 2) with three shots already in him, Pauline probably wanted to empty the gun into Felix. No one should throw a pity party for her. She had much going for her in looks, intelligence, and charm, but threw it away. It's sad that her life had to go that way, but she didn't need to kill.

Agreed !!!

@@Galantski You took my comment much too seriously.

Me 2 I dont think at that time she really found anyone that wanted her She was young and i feel she was numb inside after what she lived like

Lost aversion. Classic human fragility.

You too !

What a pleasure greeting, Ruby. Good morning.

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@@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470 Thank you and everyone who has dropped a line or two.

Same here coffee and crime

I think there is a certain beauty in rehabilitation. We don't need to add suffering as it doesn't right the wrong.

Well...I do have a lot of stipulations. One condition I have is that they need to take responsibility for their actions and change the behavior or way of thinking that led them to decide to kill the person. If they don't show remorse, if they don't try to change the behavior, if they can't admit wrongdoing, perhaps it's to be reconsidered to let them out. If they have a history of lying about being rehabilitated that should be accounted for as well.

If they'd shot her as a Nazi collaborator like they were supposed to this wouldn't have happened.

@Nicky L "Guess these jerries are in charge now, better hook up with one so I'll have it better than everyone who fought." In this case it would've undeniably been the right decision, in all others only probably.

@@Jimpiedepimpie Exactly.

Hi Amanda, Thankyou so much for the nice feedback :)

Agreed!

Completely agree with Amanda.

Thankyou :)

Yeah, if everyone that had a rough upbringing acted the way she did, the world would have maybe ten people left.

Unfortunate end

@@kathyjones1576 This makes me grateful for my absolutely okay childhood

@@kathyjones1576Exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏾

You expressed perfectly every thing that I wanted to say

Have you never heard of shell shock? None violent men came back completely different people violent and nasty. The actor Patrick Stewart dad suffered from it and his family paid terrible price. This woman is not the same.

No need to apologize, Heather, as you are entirely correct.

Nazi collaborator ! Simple as ! Death in 1945 whatever age !

I love how easy it is to point out those who lack any form of knowledge about psychology and psychiatrics. XD

Yes, I also find her life very sad. I agree that her unfortunate childhood was no reason for murder, that said, when she finally had a chance to redeem herself and move on, it was unfortunate that her past caught up with her because of the film. I guess some would call it karma.

Yet advice columnists ALWAYS say write a list of pros and cons about your love interest

This is very true. Smart with a cold stone heart.

@@lazyhomebody1356 Being sensible is very different from "only" using your head because it's not connected to what we'd call the heart, and calculating, cold decision-making with a "won't take no for an answer because I decided" deal.

Yes, I totally agree. Although I can't watch as soon as he posts them, as I'm taking care of my dogs before going to work. But I always watch as soon as I can.

And Monday nights too.

@@kathyjones1576 for me I know my fur babies are basically my real children!!

@@jancampbell4143 absolutely!!!

@@helenawarsinnak My cats are my kids ♥. I feel you

Nice that you were one of the first today :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial wow I didn't know that! Yay me! Sending hugs and love your way my friend. ❤

Thanks Tyler - Forgotten Lives and Unfortunate Ends does have the same excellent narrator

@@BriefCaseOfficial I wasn't aware of his other channel 😅 So thank you for introducing me to it 💙 Both of you give such detailed and intricate narratives on each and every story you share. I love history.. More so when it's unheard of.. Again thank you both 😊

Good evening from California, USA

@@susanmuecke7160 Good Afternoon ❤ Stay safe and well Lovely

Hé had rejected her After a love night with her...he was not an Angel...

@@laurentcherrier8492 Nah, she was piece of work

A LOT of young women ended up having affairs with german soldiers during the war. Some did for the benefits (better access to food and luxuries you could no longer get because of the war) others because they genuinley fell in love with them. The norwegian government recently apologised to the women who had affairs with german soldiers because they were treated so badly after the war (shaved heads, public humiliation, etc).

It was premeditated, indeed.

The world is so full of gynocentric simps

Wow, great to encounter Navajo language here. For several reasons, I've been interested in it for years. Not very useful to me, though, living in Northern Europe.

Yá’át’ééh!

Hi Jo, sending best wishes from Melbourne Australia ❤️🇦🇺🙏❤️🙏🇺🇸

Jo we love red indians

@@ruxanajewoon517 red Indians … doesn’t sound like you do

At least her useless old shit of a father that encouraged her to get close to the Germans for his own benefit died too

Thanks for listening, I am sure you will enjoy the Unfortunate Ends Channel as it has great content

Thanks for listening

What country are you in that it's evening?

Good night

You must not live in the United States, here in California it's 630 am

Hello there Renee

Me too.

Someone said it is his brother??

I hope you have a lovely day, take care.

@@rubysparrow2975 thank you ❤️that was really kind of you , now you made my day God bless

Sad? She was obviously unhinged and only decided she wanted something when she knew she couldn't keep it dangling.

How about the poor guy she killed?

Society forgave her, (probably not the parents' victim), her second fiance also did. Problem is, not everybody deserves so much forgiveness and love. Sometimes you have to save yourself from been drained in a hole. The fiance was right to leave.

@@neneshubby Governments Of The World killed MILLIONS In Wars, Including Civilians. Are You Disgusted With Their Actions, Too? Yet, You Trust And Obey Their Leaders (Who Act Like Tyrants!).

@@francinel8154 If Her Fiancé "Forgave" Her, Why Did He Dumped Her?! She Killed ONE Person, Whether Intentionally Or Not...Yet, Many Are Fine With Their Government Killing Thousands, If Not Millions, WITHOUT Their Leaders Suffering The Consequences...Yet, You Want To Judge Her!? There Is Nothing Wrong In Condemning What She Did, But To Condemn Her Based On Her Past, When WE ALL Have One, Is WRONG.

Thanks for watching

Apparently she was found dead on her bed after having swallowed some barbiturates. And according to her wishes, she was buried anonymously at Mogador Cemetery.

Good morning Caddy!👋🦋🌈🦄🥐🍫☕🍩🥞🥓🍳

Good morning to u as well....Monday again.... 😩 Have a great day!!

@@meemurthelemur4811 Hey there buddy, you were MIA last week 😟😳

@@helenawarsinnak I know right 😄😏❤️

@@cadillacdeville5828 I was here, but I went back and none of my comments showed up....🙁 I wonder what happened?🤔 oh well...😅

A great movie, actually

Or a scorned man. Being rejected is a particularly awful form of pain. We all have to bear it sometimes.

@@tracesprite6078 he only wants to boost women

Or a scorned man!

Thanks You too!

Thanks Leeya

Hi Dixie, Hope all is good with you :)

Thanks for watching!

Thanks Stacy

Totally true; I know the case and she was literally sold off by her father (notice that she was originally sentenced to death for sleeping with the man he had sent her to while there were no consequences for her dad who had been making money working with the German occupation army …)

@@DelphineCingal Quelle industrie avait le Père SVP.? I think I heard my parents talking about the case. Thanks.

@@littleredwitch entreprise de travaux publics

@@DelphineCingal Merci Delphine

I agree with you. There were tragic threads that Were weaved into her life for her whole life. No, this didn't give her the right to take an innocent life but it does emphasize how fragile life can be and how the mental health of our children can be destroyed by us.

Thanks for listening

You speak from experience, I assume?

Thanks for watching

Thanks Norma

UE is actually morts brother. He’s a lovely young man. You’ll enjoy his channel.

@@Jaggededge112 really wow well there you go, nice one, subbing now

@@Saint_Dan132 You'll love his channel he is also forgotten lives as well. That one is great as well.

he could do with a new mic and a bit of sound proofing though.

I thought the way he talked was annoying. Too jerky. "he would take Pauline WITH him." Weird stress!

Thankyou

Good morning ☀️

Hahaha!😄 I'm normally the same. Brief Case is a total package. I like Forgotten Lives/Unfortunate Ends' histories and his narration too, & he did a great job with this story.

Thanks

Thanks for watching

I bet you are right

Yeah, I agree, something is really fishy with her father. He’s abused her 100%.

You zoomed into what I was thinking 🤔 Not to mention pushing her to learn German for his "business needs" it feels clear that he was pushing her into adult roles and saw her more as a tool to barter with

What is wrong with you people? Sociopaths exist, more often than not born as one, not created.

@@mandywalkden-brown7250 Indeed. It's becoming commonplace nowadays to assume without any evidence that troubled people, especially women, must have been victims of child abuse.

I don't remember her bf's names but if you meet a guy with that name, run!

@@lazyhomebody1356 🤣🤣🤣 i'm married so im good.

She was a bit crazy but she was a good person.

All the way to the end. She never got to be loved properly. When she had her first chance she didn't recognize it. As far as the violence goes, she was a child of war.

Good morning!!

@@helenawarsinnak hi!👋🎃

Hello there

@@chaosdromanah8620 hi Chaos!👋😁

@H M hello H Moooo!👋😁🧛‍♀️

Yes same person - Thanks :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial Awesome to see two brilliant youtubers collaborating 👍

This is the way I kinda felt.

Did we even watch the same video?

@@Nihilist_Waltz everybody deserves compassion.

Thanks