Catie Quimby always the best thing to do! I always text the person who drove me to make sure they got home too

Vanessa green absolutely! Doesn’t matter if it’s a male or female, I want to know they made it safely.

You definitely should but they’d had an argument so I guess he was angry and just drove off

They had just had an argument. She may have stormed off. Her ex probably feels guilty enough as it is without people judging him for not watching her. If she'd have just got a taxi straight home it's unlikely that the driver would have watched her go into her house. It would have happened no matter who had driven her home. The man was a perv and unfortunately Sally Anne was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Same☺️

I would literally die if that happened to me

I thought exactly the same, he must think about her and the if only every day, I would be mess for the rest of my life 😭

Yea

Also the fact that the last thing they did together was fight😢

I always do that out of respect ever since I was little...and I never understood why my father did that with my friends until now man....god this is absolutely terrible 😞

Totally agree. What a slime ball Yucko!! As if that's okay to do to someone .

I mean, of course "just" rape is objectively less terrible a charge as murder AND rape, and also the prison sentence would be way, WAY less - but it's much less than it should be.

“Oh look at this bloody, sleeping girl on the sidewalk. She must have been left here for me to rape.” Or, assuming you were willing to suspect your disbelief “oh, dead girl left to die, right here, for me to rape.” WTF. Like what is WRONG with him?!

"You got it wrong judge, I'm not a MURDERER, just a rapist."

Yes, it’s very reasonable to think that some girl was passed out in her yard, drunk, with 7 gaping stab wounds and covered in blood.

I liked thus so it can be "666" likes

Talentless Bitch not all hero’s wear capes

@@emeliaentrekin I know this isn't a time to laugh but damn your comment got me

No MilkLeft hehe

I broke at that moment

Lexi Unicorn my grandad passed away from a brain haemorrhage when my mum was 18, the last conversation they had was a huge argument. So because of this, whenever we leave to go to work or go out, we always give a hug and a kiss on the cheek, it’s taught us to be like this, even after an argument, because you never know if that’s the last time you’ll see them x

Lexi Unicorn good words

I have to agree, I thought if only he'd stayed to watch her get safely inside her house. I know they'd been in an argument so he probably wasn't thinking but still that could've saved her life. Not that I'm saying it's his fault. it's just sad that something so simple could've prevented that from happening to her.

Lexi Unicorn my bestfriends Aunty x

Lexi Unicorn My dad’s brother was murdered, and they had an argument right before it happened. For as long as I can remember, my dad has always been adamant about not leaving things on an argument. It wasn’t until a few years ago that I realized why.

Those puffy lips and bucked teeth 🤢 gyrating at you outside a phone box... Shivers

@@breakfastattiffanys741 I know. Gross and terrifying.

@@breakfastattiffanys741 im a year late but omg 😂😂😂 this discription is horrible funny and terrifying

Exactly. This is no one's fault save the murderer's.

Also, no one could even imagine that something like that would happen to her

right and nobody ever thinks of the possibility of that person being murdered like? people need to stop blaming

@Christopher Hendricks Because i'm a channel member 💛

Exactly..... I mean he probably feels guilt on a daily basis but how was he to know?! It’s not his fault

Yeah. I was always taught to do that with friends and for them to do so with me and same for family acquaintances etc..

I do that with everyone I know and care about. It’s good to make sure they get home safe. I think I also do it because I know no one would do that for me so at least I know they are safe.

Happens often not just in murders either A boy here on Northern Ireland was literally about to turn into his drive way and 2 boys racing down the road on drugs crashed into his car squishing it and killing him he was 17 and one of the drivers died as well (my cousin's big brother) and the other driver rang his parents to come get his car so no one would know he was involved cause he knew the people were dead from the way the cars were damaged and the wee boys mum can see the crash sit from her bedroom window Another boy was just about home and he was hanging out the car window and the driver started racing when going to turn into the lane and hit his car splitting him In half Infront of everyone

it happened not far from where my nan lives come to think of it a couple high profile killings have happened near to where I live

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 that latter seems quite uhm... a dumb thing to do. Shows how kids think they are invincible by hanging out the window of a driving car and apparently not getting inside when the driver started speeding?

Yes. the poor ex boyfriend really couldn't be blamed for leaving her there. How terrible for them both and the family.

he would have just broken in like he did in Australia. He was waiting for the BF to drive away

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captain doggo in Scotland they always wait till u open ur door lol

Your comment struck a cord with me… The amount of times my youngest daughter came home after a night out with friends, drunk, happy, had a great night out, searching through her bag for her keys. I remember one time in particular, she had her keys in her hand but couldn’t get them into the lock, she called me at 3/4am to come downstairs to open the door. She was crying, my heart just sank because I could tell immediately that something wasn’t right. She is the kind of girl that can get a bit drunk, but she’s not a crying drunk, like she wouldn’t get that upset because she couldn’t find her keys & furthermore, she’s never not been able to get her key into the lock before… As it turned out, she was in an awful state when I opened the door, she fell into my arms like she was a little child again, (she was 28 years old at the time)! As we got talking, she says she didn’t remember how she got home, she only remembered part of her evening, this was so unlike her. After she had some sleep, which turned out to be more sleep than she would generally have after a night out. Talking about the events of the night before, we both think her drink must have been spiked, but she refused to let me call the police because she felt she’d been so irresponsible, she wouldn’t listen to my reasoning at the time because she felt stupid. I’m just so thankful that it was a taxi driver she knew that brought her home that night, otherwise, well I don’t want to think about what could have happened!! These stories are all too familiar & heartbreaking ❤️‍🩹

To add to my previous comment…. My daughter did let the pub owner, where she was a regular, know that she thought she might have been spiked & they stepped up security by doing more thorough searches on customers as they arrived at the pub/club & done random toilet checks too… The experience made her stay at home for several weekends after it happened too. She’s also very careful about leaving a drink unattended. As a side note, I’ve heard that some pubs & clubs have covers to place over your glass nowadays to try limit spiking!! 👍🏻👏🏻

Oh my... I feel so bad for you..

Weird question but do they talk about the famous ppl who were there like amy winehouse or jessie j ect

@@freddiefish8787 I go to the same school Leigh Anne from little mix went to and no they don’t mention her only if people ask or stuff like our schools known for her but no one talkes about her because it was ages ago and all of the teachers that taught her left lol

MrDavid849 I agree, I really want her to do the zodiac killer

MrDavid849 second with the Cheshire murders! I’d also love Eleanor to cover the Joanna Yeates case.

I thought she has done the zodiac killer?

EllieLoves Tea she didn't, Georgia Marie did a great video about zodiac killer

MrDavid849 I live on Long Island and lets just say we have a few huge suspects that no one is paying attention to. What a SHADY case here it’s absolutely horrifying the things this serial killer got away with. Huge police corruption as well.

I know 😂

Yea

Lord above bless the poor girl!

Oh my god...

@@Tabby1 It's way too late for that. She was left all on her own and wasn't protected.💔 😢💔

Wow the name Fritzl sound EXTREMELY familiar...

peaceandcrosses I honestly think everyone born needs to submit dna to the fbi for these exact reasons.

Ann Cee true

Ann Cee that would be a massive invasion of privacy

Ruqayyah Qadri I honestly would not care if the fbi has my DNA. What are they gonna do with it? Clone me? I wouldn’t even care if they implanted a tracking device in me. In fact, I actually want one. If I’m ever taken- I would be saved immediately. Apple already has access to all my photos and other data- they keep it safe. If a hacker ever gets into my stuff- well damn I cancel my credit cards, and that’s why I don’t take nudes lol.

Ann Cee good for you that's great, doesn't mean it's the right thing for wider society.

There's not much sunshine in Britain anyway.

Yeah she had a lot of potential for posing for photographs

@@Synthpoptroubadour yeah, and other things

@@Synthpoptroubadour I'm not sure if your like making fun of a dead girl or if your just not that good at complimenting people through text.

@@Myloux if it was an attempt to insult her that's kind of messed up modeling isn't as easy as it looks. Didn't anyone ever teach him not to speak ill of the Dead....

What happens if they walk into their house and the man waits for her to get into her home alone then breaks in OR the killer is already in the home waiting for the woman to get home amd hiding somewhere inside ready to pounce at any moment.

@@fiercelnu6985 then you obviously can’t do anything about that. however, you CAN make sure you see them walk into their house so that cases like this don’t happen.

@@miranda0298 okay yea well thats exactly what le Z already said so I understood that and I pretty much figured it out on my own as I watched the video and thought to myself, "why didn't he wait for her to go in first", just because my brother always waits till I get in my home and i shuts my door and I wave to him after I shut my door from the inside or my home as he's backing out of my driveway and he flases his lights back at me whenever he drops me off at home. So yea... and the fact that le z already said that

Probably wouldn't matter, Eleanor just said he broke into a woman's house and did the same thing, if Sally did make it inside her house, he could probably break in and sadly still do it

Same

Lol I have a flight in a few hours and I’m sitting watching this

I’ve been watching all these cases since I found this channel. 🤗

Dude same ahaha

Me too 😂

I saw the manic street preachers at beautiful days

Yesss I would love to watch one on Richey!

I thought he killed himself sounds weird but interesting

@Kathryn Bennett who?

@Kathryn Bennett i said who as in who spoiled it obvs..anger issues much?😂

Same girl

Relate xx gd luck tomorrow haha

Same 😅

I know I’m late by a couple of years, but I had it playing the background while doing accounting class homework.

I been binge watching all her videos the past 2 weeks. She been playing in the background and if I’m really paying attention one hundred percent ill like the video to make sure I’ve seen it before when i auto play her videos. But even still I still come across wpa video I wayched before and I still watch it because I find something new or I have a new opinion or change of thought or etc.

We do it too, in the American South. I would never pull off until I SEE my passenger get physically into their homes or jobs or wherever.

No matter how angry you may be at someone, isn't their life worth more than your anger? Anyone who drives away without making sure their passenger is safely in their house first, is not a very good friend. Even in rural areas, such as are in Texas, Mississippi and Georgia USA, we watch our passenger go into their house or whatever other destination we've taken them to. I am so glad others do this as well. Another thing. If you take someone to their car, always make sure it starts and they are actually moving before you leave them. My friend (a mechanic) actually left me at my car which then would not start. I had to wait a good bit before calling him to come back. I thank God it was daytime and not in a rural area!

I'm pretty sure it's a normal thing you do no matter where you're from... We do it in France too. The point is: if you care enough, you wait for them to go inside their home! I had parent's "friends" not wait when dropping me off and I always felt weird because my father would always make sure my friends were inside their house to finally go home (I was with him obviously)

I've lived a little of everywhere. That's just common courtesy. Not a British only thing

@@faefae2260 I’m not saying its exclusive to England, I mean it’s part of our culture so it’s just an unspoken rule. Im fully aware it’s a universal thing 🤣

Kelicorn Unicorn Many people make documentaries. You don't see Netflix giving one..it's not necessary

why is it disrespectful?

Jes Minogue if the family’s watch the video

It's to prevent Eleanor being sued.

The whole circumstances are so terrible, really. If Sally Anne had just stayed at Nicole’s place, she would’ve lived. If Lewis had just held his temper long enough to get her just outside her house. The small and unfortunate instances of that night culminated in her being murdered. God only knows how you deal with that kind of knowledge.

Remember they were teenagers. He hadnt learned at this time that this conversation could possibly be your last so watch whAt you say. Im sure he feels horrible guilt. However he shouldn't!

Omg I used to live in Rochdale well it’s a place called bacup near Rochdale xx

Oh I remember this case! How sad that her body's been found.

Miss Mercury I feel that unfortunately due to the fact that she didn't speak any English and that she was an immigrant, her case faded out and people weren't interested anymore.

+Stephanie Viana Such a shame. It always seemed such a mystery as there was barely any evidence or leads. So they're thinking it was her uncles?

I'd love for her to do this case as well but I know Danelle Hallan has done a video on this case just like in the meantime if you'd like

Anastasia Marie I saw her video, that's why my interest spring up! I love these type of channels. I hope her family gets closure and receives justice for Elizabeth.❤

Do you think that there are some people that know how the dna things work.. like forensics. Who do the most to cover up their crimes. Like do you think they would be the most efficient killers?

Bronwyn Johnson off topic, but I love your name!

Shai Bratager haha aww thank you 😊

Bronwyn Johnson I'm in Perth too and I was thinking the exact same thing! As soon as she said 'Perth' it sent a shiver down my spine. I often think about how many times we may have talked to or crossed paths with a killer, and not even known it 😶 x

I live in Perth as well! So crazy to think about it! x

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Issy A Please get her to do this

Honestly hoping Eleanor will see this comment and start doing it, maybe? Haha xx

Yes! I always want to know what lipstick she's using.

David M maybe it’s about empowering other women instead of putting them down?

@ She's done makeup tutorials before. Her channel isn't JUST crime.

she made one on her 💕

Exactly, and the scariest part is that crawley is likw 10 mins from where i live, like where i live everyone calls it creepy crawley because of the extremely high crime rate, mainly to do with pedophilia, and rape

@@Sophhmg WOW! That's horrific. I hope you can move somewhere safer. Although in this world, is there anywhere really safe anymore? 😔

@@kohakuusagi ironically i moved 3 hours away from that area on saturday!

I agree a million percent with this one. Did you see the show BBC did about this case hun called " Murdered for bekngndifferent"? You can watch it here on KZfaq. It was so well done I've watched it a few times and I, always cry xxxxx

i think she did :)

Panic! At the Bookshop YESSS

I love you for your username (PATD and books) and this comment

I know this Isn’t related to the comment but ahhhh I love your username and profile pic.

Panic! At the Bookshop ikr I was like ehhhhh

Yeah, same.

That's was what I was thinking the whole entire time! If he said they had an argument he is obviously not trying to hide anything, and if he was hiding something he wouldn't have brought it up! Glad that someone else is on the same page as me! :)

I think you’re arrested so they can do the questioning, at the end of the questioning you’re either charged or released. They just needed to get the main suspect out of the way first. Remember a lot of cases are caused by people acting on high and intense emotion so when someone has admitted to arguing with a deceased victim, that would raise a red flag as there looks to have been anger and sadness involved which could be a reason to harm someone

That’s not enough to arrest someone. Or it shouldn’t be. I be insanely pissed if I was that guy. He should have lawyered up ASAP. To put this incident in perspective; the cops knock on your door, ask your name & about your sibling. You just got into a big fight with your brother/sister the night before at the mall so you both left separately instead of together as you’d planned. Because you’re young n stupid you figure someone complained about the fight so you ask about it. Next thing you know you’re in handcuffs with an officer telling you your sibling is dead.

Is a fight not a physical confrontation ? He admitted it, they found a dead body, obvious they were going to have to pull him apart.

Just lazy, arrogant police officers as per usual.