Very Interesting, Thanks Rick

@@BriefCaseOfficial welcome BC

Rocky hauntings sound supernatural and very interesting 🐨

Ha,ha,ha dude we have to insert Mt Morgan jokes in here if we are mentioning that little town. Sorry couldn't help myself, its actually quite a pretty little town with those big ole Fig trees near the railway station and picnic area there as you passing through it.

Do you, by any chance, work for the Tourism Bureau? Just idly curious. 🤔

That’s still happens to this day more often than it should

Nothing beats good, old-fashioned smarts!

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I know it! It is totally apt!

Spot on!!!❤

3pm here :D Good morning, hope you enjoyed your coffee.

I missed that. He had a gambling problem. Omg he’s guilty. I don’t mean gamblers are murders, but it fits with him.

Doing the same in Kentucky

Out in the West Texas Town of El Paso,Great song by Marty Robbins.

Dear Briefcase I love all your videos, it's very informative Keep up the good work

Many thanks Crimey

Well hey there buddy 😊... Fancy meeting you here again.

Morning, Crime Reel!🙋🤗🤗🤗💛💛💛🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 How are you doing today? Great, I hope! Meet you Wednesday!

@@cadillacdeville5828 hey caddy

@@renee1961 Hiya Renee, yes cu soon

Good point!!!🙏🤔❣️

How you are OK

@@BriefCaseOfficial thank you mate. I'll be fine. The rollercoaster of life we all travel. Bless your heart.

I’ve never heard of that story. Sounds interesting, I’m gonna have to try and Google it.

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I believe they still use pig carcases to experiment both gun and knife oddities. There's also the Body Farm. If you leave your body "to science" you can't control what they use it for!

@@bilindalaw-morley161 yes, I know. It just seems pretty macabre to wait for people to die so you can use them as experiments. The sheep carcasses are less so, but still odd as it's actually not as good an analog as pigs would be, and they said the sheep used were skulls. Dried out skulls also wouldn't be analogous to live humans. It was just weird I guess...

@@laurabustos6560 Reminds me of Sherlock Holmes and the affair of Black Peter; Holmes used pig carcasses to see if he could drive a harpoon through one and, by inference, whether the rather scrawny accused could have done so. Maybe Conan Doyle knew about the Griffin case?

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@@BriefCaseOfficial My pleasure. Thank you!

Its from Australia

Oh its just when you mentioned Sligo regardless i always enjoy the content and hearing about all these very old cases

@@seandelap8587 You're as bad as me Sean. Once you hear Ireland, that's it, done and dusted😂☘️

@@BriefCaseOfficial I think what they mean is it started in Ireland, and then the man moved to Australia where the crime happened. They were just happy to hear their homeland mentioned and made the case more interesting to them.

They are now called Narcissists. It's never their fault. They can do no wrong and they are consumate liars. Believing everything that comes out of their mouths.

A lot of them feel wholly entitled to do the harm they do so there's nothing to "confess" to :(

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Thankyou so much Kerry

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Heya Zero! How goes it?🐱🌈🐶🤗🥰😊🌞🥐🍫☕🥞🥓🍳🍞🍓🍩

@@meemurthelemur4811 Oh, y'know, it's all good, hunny bunny! Hope you're doing well and staying outta trouble! lol 😘

@@zero_bs_tolerance8646 me? Stay out of trouble? Never! 🤣🐰🐇

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Right? Unless that was the only gun in Australia at the time, there is no way he could prove it just from the wounds alone. Psuedoscience like that passed for "evidence" all the time and still does in some cases, the Innocence Project highlights a lot of the problems with the forensics of today that in future people will look back on and think we were all idiots for allowing it to happen, hair and bite mark comparisons are still used in a lot of countries even though they have been proven to be very inaccurate and highly speculative, and bullet matching is used almost globally even though two new rifles produced to almost identical standards and used with the same ammunition will create bullets that are considered a "forensic match" - but 2 bullets from the same rifle when the barrel has been used over time - or even just sat unused long enough to corrode slightly - will not be a match. It's complete rubbish, and there are probably hundreds of murderers walking free and innocent people locked up because of it.

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Have you noticed a LOT of KZfaqrs have a human skull in their backgrounds?

Back then scientists were trying to figure out what made people murderers. They checked dimensions of head and brain. They hypothesized that criminals had to have heads or brains different that all the rest of population;

There was quite a trade in skeletal remains from Australia in the early days. Usually skeletons of deceased Aboriginals, many of which ended up in overseas museums as trophies to be studied. And are still there. There was a craze for phrenology (reading the bumps on the skull). People were quite happy to kill animals to be stuffed for taxidermy. If you read the book by the naturalist Alfred Wallace (contemporary of Darwin and famous for the Wallace line in Indonesia). He describes in gruesome detail how he went about collecting (murdering) orang-utans in Indonesia.

@Carpathian Girl well, that's not what I expected it to be. 🫤 Thank you for sharing.

I am so sorry, I will be thinking of you at this awful time, take care

So sorry for your loss. Much love.

@@zombiechicken7114 Thank you.

so sorry for your loss ...we just buried a good friend of mine two days ago dropped dead 49 years old I've known him since school. Believe it was the "juice" cuz he dropped from a clot. It was so sudden and he left behind the light of his life...a 22 year old daughter who was by no means ready to let dad go or able to afford the expense. All his friends have been chipping in to pay for his burial expenses. It is so hard. I hope you find comfort and peace that there is no more pain, suffering, etc. Only love and peace and rest....(HUGS) 🫂

@@BriefCaseOfficial Thank you. The family has lots of support from friends and the church community, which is much appreciated.

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@@BriefCaseOfficial I did!!👍

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My pleasure!

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Thanks Samantha, you too!

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@@BriefCaseOfficial You're welcome. It's wonderful getting back to listen to couple of your videos. 😊

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Thankyou, I was not aware of that and will look into it. I would never show any pictures of deceased people, obviously as I do mainly historical crime most of my cases are over 100 years old so the people in the photos will now be deceased but I would not show a picture of anyone who was not living when the photo was taken.

Good call Spazza 👍

No. Don't make a big, ugly change to your video to please a very few people. Don't. We already know there are upsetting things in these videos, like dead children!

Trigger warnings are fine in a book but they are doing them on Lifetime movies now! Stop this before it gets crazy. I'm part Choctaw so I get it! But.

@@BriefCaseOfficial The warning in this case is a bit different in meaning to what you interpreted. "Deceased persons" is a reference to Ancestors or the recently deceased. It is not a reference to a cadaver or corpse. Indigenous Australians do not lay eyes on images of those that have passed. This includes pictures from 100 years ago. Just wanted to clarify.... This is not a Woke thing. In Australia, a warning is used every time an Aboriginal actor appears in a film or on television. Also - love your work!

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Ouch!

Hello Marion,my partner was Canadian,from Quebec.I don't understand how hoomans consider themselves civilised when they rape,steal,murder,wage wars,enjoy bloodsports,destroy habitats & still consider themselves top species on this poor planet.Will they ever come of age,I wonder.

@@susanmccormick6022 hello Susan, you just never know. I think as a species we are already doomed, been a madhouse from the beginning. 🇨🇦🍁

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