Congrats on June's journey

Jaqueline Greco please Brief Case Do a case on her about this woman Who killed her husband in the 1970s Got caught years later. Time 8:05AM Mon 10/4/21

I don't always hear about the crimes that happened in South Africa on KZfaq, and when I do, the people usually butcher the names of the towns or the Afrikaans (my first language that's almost similar to Dutch) surnames. You've done none of the sort and I thank you. If you want you can do a video on the first serial killer we had in the 90's. He killed I think almost 50 woman. A friend of mine was the only survivor. Great job BC. 💐

Glad the booms are back!

June probably killed em

Nah, I blame microwaves

You are so right that the world has always been crazy.The dreamers talk about the good old days,they never were

@@stewartwilson7669 Wrong! We used to be able to leave our doors unlocked. If you heard someone in the house you knew it was a friendly neighbor who had wandered in. We knew nothing about energy shortages. We got up in the morning and turned every damn light in the house on. Sewing room, both bathrooms, even though nobody ever went into the guest bathroom. You sure didn't need to worry about your Halloween candy..and the kids disappeared from lunch to dinner, no worries.

@@lazyhomebody1356 umm...never has there been a time where everybody in the world, a country or even probably a town has lived like that. I'm glad you had such a great childhood/early life though.

So true. Was just saying that same thing to my coworker yesterday.

I think she killled him Her babies that died and the rest

@@lindaarrington9397 yeah, the more I heard the more I started thinking the same thing.

She killed the babies for inheritance

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@@janetcw9808 Hi there Janet.

Have a great day fellow Briefy 😀❤🌻🤗

Good day, y'all! Smack dab on Rt. 66 in Tulsa, Oklahoma!

Greetings from Malaysia!

So very sorry for the loss of your beloved daughter.

Bless you. Sorry for your loss (and you’re absolutely right)

I am so sorry for your loss of your special beloved Daughter. No parent should have too go through such heart breaking tragedy and I can't imagine how much you have and are suffering. The big hole in your heart can never be filled through such loss but over time we become strong enough to carry on, how? I don't know but we do. Take care off yourself.

Yes I know exactly what you're saying. My perfect healthy beautiful precious baby boy became ill with a one in a billion disease and died after 16 days even with the best medical care available and us laying with him around the clock praying and doing anything else we could think of. I will never understand it. I don't even spank my children, not even a little tap, or even raise my voice. it's such a betrayal

How people could do that is so hard to imagine, I was so sorry to read your comment about the loss of your daughter, and so sad for Frenchblue8 as well, take care.

Good that old cases won't be forgotten

I’m South African too and grew up listening to stories on Daisy.

I’ve known about her since I was little. If we woke up with crazy hair, we’d say we look like Daisy de Melker 😆 who now I see was actually very pretty at one stage. We’d also jokingly end arguments by offering a special cup of tea. Probably wouldn’t have been considered very funny THEN!

I got to visit the prison where she was kept for a little bit in East London, it was super interesting

@@angievanzuydam8543 😂 I still refer to myself as Daisy de Melker when I look a bit worse for wear.

Indeed! I’ve also learned a bit about legal proceedings.

Eerily so

@@stewartmeetball3417 I usually fast forward through sponsored stuff but I’ll actually watch and listen to any ad that Brief Case does because his voice and cadence makes them interesting.

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I think he knew what she did or was suspicious…. I don’t think money was the motive for the son

@@applicationuser9764 exactly !!! Haha 😂

Maybe he was getting old enough to understand what his mom did and, during a row with her, threatened to talk... Same reason Josh Powell killed his two sons once they were of interviewable age, they remembered him murdering their mom as toddlers.

@@pickles3128 He could have brainwashed them so easily. "Remember that time you saw that scary movie and then thought Daddy killed Mommy?" Like that guy who killed his wife and managed to convince two of his three children that they had seen her before school

My Irish Ma for years tried to poison all of us,me my 9 siblings and me dad. It wasn’t arsenic or strychnine that she poisoned us with but LARD. Everything was cooked in the stuff (mainly spuds we are Irish after all) her roast dinners could kill at a glance. If you didn’t eat her food whilst warm it’d set like concrete I’m joking of course but I’ll never eat things cooked in lard again 😂❤️ R.I.P mam I miss you and will always love you , 39 was too young for you to die😔

We truly are! I’m researching my family tree and one of my great, great grandmothers children’s death certificate stated that they died of a “cough”, another died of diarrhoea….unimaginable that a child would die of either these days 💔

The people were so harsch and rough...the childs death was common in those hard times...

We are truly blessed. It is such a short time ago in history that penicillin came into being. My father was born in 1921. Half of his siblings died in infancy. That was not unusual.

I think she killed all of her children

Hard to imagine life with no antibiotics ...so many people died that could now be easily saved.

Thanks

Thankyou :)

Hope you thought of me lol 😉😘 I grew up hearing this story.

Hi CR!

Hey. ..doesn't your name rings a bell..wink wink

Yo Crimey!

Thankyou so much, I am sure other channels will repond, there are so many amazing ones to watch :)

My highlight on Monday

Figured that out after the second husband. The woman who the modern media dubbed the black widow and made the term so popular was from Pensacola Fl. Most people think she was from California or Hawaii, but she killed her first husband in Pensacola Fl., and the woman who caused toxicology tests to become more intensive was from south Fl. She used a poison so unknown that it ten years to catch her. The coroner who finally caght her had to invent a toxicology test to even find it in a body. She made the same mistake as the woman in the video, she kept killing people. The lesson to be learned is be careful about marrying women from Fl.

@@thebigdog2295 Never knew about the unknown poison! Brilliant coroner. All these women are so greedy they get careless and keep killing. The baffling act upon her son to remove him from inheriting any of his father’s money is purely demonic.

Definitely

That’s a scary but very interesting story, thankyou so much for sharing it

I love your dad!

Me 2 She was straight killer n evil Money lover

Money.

Many people that do these things don't have something happen to make them that way. Some people are simply just 'wired' wrong

I’m sure the other children went the same way too!

Family abuse usually for sociopaths 😔

Thankyou so much for your comment :)

Problem is lots of arsenic was in the general household...from green wallpaper to rat poison....lead pipes caused dreadful.amounts of poisonings too...never mind the crud added to milk and flour amongst other foodstuffs to give greater profit.....have a look at Victorian food adulteration... Anyway, l often think that some of these poisoning cases are environmental not deliberate......Plumbers were constantly exposed to poisonous environments...

@@amandadonegan2137 Ew🤢

@@aaronburratwood.6957 Translate "ew" to English? What was the original?

Still do!!!🙏😬

I bet they did 2 But how can they live with it. I"d be repenting 4the rest of my life . and join a convent or something

Thankyou

Thankyou :)

I love programs and films that are set in eras of long ago!

Wasnt there like a song also called Daisy DeMelker? I could be wrong.

What was the TV series called ? Thanks 🙏

@@angelapyle7301 Hi Angela. It was quite a long time ago, one of our friends was a actor in it. It was Daisy De Melker from what i remember. I know i help'd Air on her channel. She did a great story on her. Good Luck. Yvonne. 😃

Had a to be a series; babies? Son? Dang Daisy!

Thankyou so much

Except we are not reading the news today.

@@nanakojo probably looking at cat pictures!

Thanks Jennifer :)

Hello to you! It's a sunny day here in St. Marys, Georgia. USA. Be safe out there. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙂

Hello from Ireland wet and cold 👍😂

Thankyou

Thanks Berenice

Thanks, You too

Anneke,toe ek jou naam sien en dat jy Afrikaans is toe lees ek jou comment in Afrikaans in my kop lol.

Wow people said that, I didnt know that is so interesting, thanks for sharing the info :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial It was a pleasure. The sad fact is that the older one gets, the more you have to share, the more you are ignored. So I thank Almighty God for my electronic devices, for KZfaq and interesting people like you who put interesting things out there. Thank you.

My mother, aunt and grandparents went to see the body of John Dillinger. He was displayed in a storefront window, after he was taken down by The Feds.

I dont recall this case. However, I am Canadian. At the time this happened news stories from around the world were not as well distributed and this incident was not really 'known' everywhere.

My mother spent my brother’s inheritance from his father which he found out about when he turned 18. Sure he was pissed but I’m glad she didn’t feel the need to kill him over it! Obviously in both cases the money was spent on them anyway!

I don't think she'd have killed her son at age 21 when he would have been self sufficient, earning wages and bringing that money home every week to his mother. It doesn't sit right with me. If her son was a burden she'd have done away with years earlier when he was a child. He was an asset alive. She inherited 100 pounds. Realistically speaking, was that motive to kill her son. Personally I don't think so. Alas we will never know

I guess.

I could not imagine..people were nuts!!! In the 20's & 30's

It's the 'jump scares', down in basements and around corners type scares l think, suspense type scares, horror type movies SCARE me too! That caving film The Descent made me scream out aloud! lols and l'm a true crime aficionado 😋

The True Crime has even worse acting!

Me too.

That's exactly what I thought about all the dead children.

As soon as I heard of the deaths of four of her babies, I was sure she was killing them like Waneta Hoyt, who killed her five children. The eldest died at 28 months, the remaining four within the first few months after birth.

Seems plausible- people did lose multiple children but that was a high number.

And he was gay to boot.

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Thankyou :)

Yes Suspenseful

Lol I do

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Welcome back!

My grandmother lived in an apartment building in Boston and heard the husband beating his wife next door. Grandma broke the door down and hit the man over the head with a bottle, knocking him unconscious. She sat there and waited for the cops. The cops (nice, Irish Catholic cops) showed and listened to her story and said it was fine. They left the guy on the floor, still unconscious. That's justice.

@@cocoaddams4502 We had sweet grandmas, mine made up another version of Daisy de Melker, I think she wanted to tell a story and used Daisy s name, made me remember her so clear, I wonder how many crime stories she told us was true was twisted to her liking, strange that even sad things can make one remeber someone you love. Be blessed.

@@SuperBenette I read this comment on YT a long time ago where a guy who worked in a nursing home for old people said they confessed terrible things to him. Like, they knew they were old and nothing could happen now. One woman confessed to killing three husbands.

@@cocoaddams4502 Yes I know that old people confess to killing people in their days , there was a man who was very goddly, went to the church every week, helped everyone and ill animals , he never married, on his deathbed he confessed that he protected many people from evil persons, he didnt feel guilty, infact he was proud of it, he said he killed the demons in our town, he allso lived in Germiston in South-Africa. They could not link any killings to him so they just wrote it off as a senile man talking rubbish. My grandma just laughed and said that man would rather die than tell a lie. Germiston is known for its strange things that happened, The strangest thing was when children were harmed in some families and it was in the news,there would soon be a article of who harmed them and that ,that person died a myterious death, I think thats why they started making up fantasy stories about who killed them. It was times when a lot of women had children from brittish soldiers that left them with a child to take care off, they were forced to get married, and offcause everyone can imagine how that women and child would be treated, it was rough times and for women it was very tough to protect their chilldren, they also forget the historical background surrounding those times. Be blessed.

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Good Morning BriefCase Fam, much love from Arkansas

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@@meemurthelemur4811 Hey there, what's going on ? How was your weekend?😁

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Its different

No that would not be good

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Thankyou Elke :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial No mention Sir! Hope you're doing well with family

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I got a South African friend to help me but yes Gqeberha does sound very challenging

Just maybe her son took the wrong Thermos flask of coffee ! Most probably the husband was the real target .

Lol

Take care Mary, I know about those cold and damp days

It willbe ok honey I'm overwhelmed 2 Have been many times in my life But it worked out as long as i dont panic So itwill be ok one way or the other

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I have help on some cases but from people who are in the country, the ones from Latin America especially

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