Whenever a psychiatrist declares a prisoner 'rehabilitated and no longer a danger to society', they should be made to go and live next door to that person.

Imagine not taking seriously a death threat from a person that already murdered like 4 people or more...

It is a wonder that human beings made it through the 1900’s. Lots of murder, betrayal, and insanity.

She bit a guys hand and he died... god, survival was so hard back then. Props to anyone who survived.

I'm not usually in favor of death sentences, but this... this is something else.

Lizzie was institutionalized a few minutes away from my house lol. I live like 5 minutes away from Middletown Asylum. It's dilapidated now.

I dont believe Lizzy was insane. She knew enough to hide her crimes and move on, even trying to cash in on them. Nor do I believe she was Jack the Ripper. She knew how to kill, but not skilled enough to do what Jack supposedly did to his victims. Lizzy was just plain evil...a bad seed. Thank you for the stories! Captivating indeed.

Eastern State Penitentiary is an uber-creepy place. I went in there on a tour on a warm summer day, and couldn't shake the scare factor, especially down on Death Row. It's a great tour, if you ever get to Philly. They turn it into a haunted house at Halloween. I can't imagine actually being sentenced there.

To me she was a dark and unstable woman, since the beginning of her life. Thank you Mr Brief, for one more awesome work!

She was crazy but most definitely not Jack the ripper He killed and removed body parts with precision and skill ... Where as I think she killed for personal gain

I enjoy your cases. I am reminded of the old radio dramas. You don't include dumb, unrelated pics and video clips that distract from the tale. Your smooth vocal tone and calm, unrushed manner are excellent. I enjoy starting one and closing my eyes to try to visualize the story. Great research and compilation of the story. Thank you and well done.

I highly doubt she was Jack the ripper. Her killing style was much less sophisticated than Jack the ripper.

Helena Bonham Carter should play her

She really hated men. I don't think she was Jack the ripper. She was a busy little fire bug as well. It's a wonder she didn't kill her own son.

i wrote a term paper on lizzie halliday last year because she lived on my street and her husbands grave is within walking distance, and i wish i had seen this video sooner! it’s a very interesting case.

Back in the day nobody suspected women, i think that is partially why they got away with killings for so long.

I don't know about "legally insane", but she was definitely bat $hit crazy. Glad to have found your channel*!*

What a horrible woman. I don't think she was Jack the ripper. Those murders were quite clinical weren't they. Surgical. Done in a way to leave the women in an unflattering exposed kind of way. This woman... she just seemed to not have any connection to the murders. I would love to hear her talk about why she did this.

Lizzie is crazy she really does not like men still keeps on marrying .

“The threat was not taken seriously “ Me: uh oh.

Wow!! So wicked and evil! She should have been kept the same way as Hannibal Lecter!

I don't think she was Jack the Ripper I think she admired him, but her style seems to fit arsonist and a poisoner with stabbing as a last resort. Jack was a professional of his trade meaning he had medical knowledge by the way he killed. Thank you for bringing us a new case, love them!

Always a pleasure hearing your brief cases! Thanks for the videos! Keep up the great work! :)

That was an amazing story. Thank you for another great case. Each one is so interesting.👍👍

Thank you for bringing us another great video. Your hard work on these is very much appreciated.

Brief case is now becoming the highlight of my you tube week.With every video im learning something new about a case I've never heard of and that's so refreshing on you tube instead of channels churning out the same stuff as everyone else.Please don't change your structure in any way.Perfect for your listeners and viewers.

I look forward to listening to your videos. Im absolutely intrigued by true crime. I love how much effort you put into each video brief case. Thank you for another amazing video.

So happy to see another video was up! Keep up the good work!

It's an insane suggestion that Lizzie Halliday was Jack the Ripper. She only killed people she knew personally, not strangers, and she didn't mutilate the corpses of her victims, like Jack the Ripper did either.

That lady had the devil in her.

Thanx alot for these marvellous uploads pal.Adore your stuff.Please keep them coming.

Another great step back in history thank you. No she was not Jack.

Thanks for informing us of this most interesting Case. I don't believe Lizzie was "Jack the Ripper" (she wasn't in the area at the time, & she used various means to kill, not just knives). I do believe she was Insane & should've been confined - permanently - after her FIRST crime.

Thank you for uploading. I had never known about this one ☝️

This is, without a doubt, one of the most interesting cases that you've ever presented. Thank-you. 💕

Just found this channel and subscribed straight away. Great voice.

Thanks for the upload from here in NZ. Up late reading the news and it might sound weird, but watching this is helping me rest my mind & soul for a bit. Kia Kaha, much love.

"This woman is guilty of many murders!" "Death penalty!" "...but she also bit a guard and seems kinda insane" "Oh, we clearly can't kill her then. Obviously making her live out her life as an institutionalized drain on public resources is the better option here. Clearly she won't kill anyone else during this time either." Ngl the insanity plea seems like an insane idea to me.

Your style of commentary is perfect really. You just give us the Facts. Refreshing . Maybe a few more relevent pics might also be good (if pos ?) But this is another enjoyable account of an obscure case, again ! -I've never heard of this woman.Thank You and keep up the great vids.

You are a great story teller.. With very interesting tales.. Thank you. Love from Australia xx

Scary little thing. It was always about her wants and needs. Well done Brief💼🖋

Yay, one I can listen to now at work! Your voice just makes me happy! Thanks Brief ♥

Watching & Enjoying your uploads. Watching from NSW Australia.

Your stories get more interesting with each video! Great narration, thanks for posting!

I love your show and listen to it all the time .

Thanks for something good this morning Brief Case :-)

love your videos! the theme of all of these stories makes me think of how poverty and lack of social structure has led to desperation and deceit on many horrific levels. The way you describe them it's like you can step into their world and are so close but not enough to actually help. Pretty powerful imagery and combination of narration. :)

This was very well presented! Thank You!

Eating lunch here in Bahia, Brazil I am ready. Thank you for your videos!

I don't think Jack the Ripper continued his crimes after the London incidents. He liked very specific things in his murders and I don't think he'd be fulfilled if he changed up his techniques. And no other serial killer MO's are close enough to his.

Never miss a case! Love history.. Am an avid fan of your uploads. Thank you!

Throughly enjoyed, thank you for your efforts!

She lived in/ near Newburgh, NY, pronounced "New-burg", not "New-boro".

It’s very intriguing how relatively common it was for people to think that they could solve their problems by murdering their spouse or murdering in general. Human beings can be very, very interesting at times.🧐

Within the plethora of your wonderful videos, there always lies a "boom". Thank you 🤗 Seattle

what's up BC !!!!🤩 . I enjoy hearing ur narration, it is so cool and how you speak about the cases . since I've been listening to you now I have my oldest daughter who is 12 is now listening , as well my boys who r 6,8 nice listening to them while I'm dropping off my husband to work and when I come back from dropping them off I just continue on and on keep up the good job and post more about old chases like in the 17th 1500 or however far you can go back and if you have any stories as well of any cryptid animals being killers . that would be a strange twist.... keep it up , love Moonlite and family from SAN ANTONIO TX ...🤗😄

I love Brief Cases they are the best Your uploads are super good I am so In to Hiatory👍👍👍❣🌹👈

The wait was worth it! 😊

Thank you, again! Interesting case. Impeccably presented, as usual. Carry on.......💌

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 just rewatching some of my favorites! Thnx again B.C. 😉

Wow ! She was really insane !! How did they get away with living in society being that nutty for so long ?? Really interesting one ! Hope you had a great st. Patty day !!💚

Ahh, arsenic & fire & guns & scissors are evil classics, but Jack also appeared to have medical or surgical training of some sort, given his victims' wound patterns. Also, she seemed more secretive with what she got up to, rather than styling it with Jack's dramatic & sinister public letters. Hmm...another case I knew nothing about...thanks, BC! It's interesting to see how many criminals were considered as Ripper candidates!

Thank you for your program, we all know that each new story will be of the highest quality.🖋

Great work aw always, I wish there were more pictures.

This woman was horrifying. Great vid.

Wow!! Insane or not, this woman was very evil!!

Hello 👋thx for the awesome video!

Very interesting cases the more I see your KZfaq channel I had to subscribe love it 😃

Who from that era hasn't been accused of being jack the ripper.

I don't think she was Jack the Ripper, I have heard of about 3 or 4 men that could have been J, t. R. but she is the first woman that I have heard might have been him. As always, another great peek into the past, your research and presentation is excellent. Thank you 😍😘

Just found your channel, loved it and subscribed :)

You do a great job with these videos!

Lizzie Halliday being Jack the Ripper sounds crazy but then this whole story sounded crazy but I guess anything's possible!

My surnames Halliday... my grandad tells me story’s of her hellish ways

First class story telling! The history behind the subjects is fascinating!

Loving these old cases that I've never heard about before. A lot of channels pump out the same cases over and over again but you are bringing new content which is brilliant. Thank you. Where abouts are you from in the UK?

I don't think she was Jack the Ripper. Mostly because she was probably not physically strong enough and she seems to have to have some sort of relationship with the other victims. An emotional attachment to her murders. Good question.👍💕

An exhausting lifestyle Everybody RIP

Never heard this channel, I like. I'm pretty sure bedtime stories, beyond creepy, and That Chapter lead me here

I live outside of Washington County in Pennsylvania. I never heard this story, thanks for sharing. Best channel on KZfaq.

Lizzie Borden had a axe and gave her mother....oh not that Lizzie?? So every Lizzie is a serial killer??

Who dislikes this! Honestly! Someone put in time and effort to make an educated, well researched video, and you put it down! For shame!

This was awesome. Thanks from Massachusetts USA

First time I ever watched brief case I watched till the end waiting for the story about the brief case.... Ps. wasn't disappointed and love the Channel....👋👍

There is a very convincing video out there in regards to Jack The Ripper. Wish I could remember the title or link. But it makes a very compelling argument that one of the first to men to "discover" Jack the Rippers first victim was the murderer.

I've read an article just today about Jack the Ripper. They have proven that Jack was a Polish immigrant who was a barber, through DNA evidence left on the only surviving piece of evidence left from the crimes. Having said that, it was an interesting theory that "Jack" could have actually been "Jill." Thank you for this informative and entertaining video.

Just found your channel! I love it!

Oh wow Im a life long Vermonter and had never heard of this women! Thank you for sharing.

Keep up the excellent standards. Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏(Golf clap)

Maybe it's the name... Lizzie Borden, Lizzie Halliday.. Thanks for the vid BC! Another good one that I haven't heard anywhere else!!!

Great work thanks

"If you were my husband I'd poison your coffee!" "If you were my wife I'd drink it."

Lizzie 'Arson 'N' Arsenic' Halliday...

The un- justice system let her get away many murders

Wow I never heard of this story great job 👏💟

Very interesting! thanks so much

Many of your presentations about women are of those who used the only ways of survival they could muster to find relief from abusive situations, primarily caused by men. To me, these women were not all "evil" or "psychotic" but were actually quite smart and adaptive. So many women in the archives of C&P were unjustly persecuted without recognizing the desperation that led them to criminal means. Don't get me wrong, some were insidiously greedy and manipulative, but more of them were desperate young women who acted in defense of the abuse of men in power and the lack of rights of abused women during those times. Many were never given due process.

She BIT a cops hand. And he died.? 😨

Hello, Great job Narrating another WILD case!! I wonder about this Woman! I don't think that She was "Jack The Ripper," because it was said that Jack The Ripper had some basic knowledge of the anatomy of Women. I think that although, Lizzie was smart enough to try to cover up Her crimes; I think that She lacked the knowledge to cut up the Women in The White Chapel Area. I do believe that She was probably, insane for SURE!!! She seemed to lack the ability to refrain herself though. In some cases she would try to cover her tracks but was so seemingly ignorant about how OBVIOUS HER CRIMES WERE TO ANYONE ELSE!!! I like the job that You did with this story. I also liked Your narration of the case in Japan where the Couple poisoned People at The Summer Celebration. I think that You do a Great job with both genres of crime. I personally, like the older 1800's times of crime. You do a Great job with both as I stated above; I just prefer the older crimes. Somehow, because of Their lack of forensic Knowledge as in today's crimes; the older stories seem more frightening and more intriguing! Anyway, another great Brief Case! I look forward to more. Thank You, for sharing Your talents with Us again.

Jack the Ripper was thought to be the royal physician b/c of the precision in the removal of inner organs from the victims & having sharp instruments such as a scalpel in his bag to use. He travelled in a coach with the words royal physician on the side of the cart. It would have been easy for him to go undetected by the police who wouldn’t think to accuse him. Also, he was able to make a quick get away.