As has been said, it's surprised the moors murderers aren't on the list. Ian Brady and Myra Hindley murdered several children in the 1960s and buried them on a remote area of moorland (hence their nickname). The mother of Keith Bennett, one if their victims, spent the rest of her life desperately trying to get them to reveal where they buried her son but Brady led police on several wild goose chases (probably just to get a day out) and he was never found. The poor woman went to her grave never knowing where her son's body lay and unable to give him a proper funeral. I don't believe in the death penalty but I might have bern persuaded to make an exception for the likes of Brady and Hindley. Both died in prison so at least they didn't get to taste freedom again.

How could you miss out Ian Brady and Myra Hindley?

they forgot Tony Blair

My brother saw Doc Shipman once when his own GP wasn’t available. He wasn’t killed but said it was the most creepiest appointment he ever had. When it came out that Doc Shipman had killed, my brother went as white as a sheet, the only thing he could say was « I told you there was something not right with that guy....he was so creepy » and he had seen him way before he got caught. But I guess the creepiness really stayed with him to recognize him straight away on the news.

There's a fantastic drama about Dennis Nielsen, the guy who murdered many young men for sexual gratification. It's called 'Des' and stars David Tennant (Dr Who) as Dennis Nielsen and he is mesmerising in the role. He was a truly vile man and David Tennant occupied his being with chilling accuracy. It is on 'Sundance' streaming service in the U.S.

This video reminded me of the James Bulger case in 1993. Which was really sad and shocking at the time. I remember it so vividly because I was between the ages of James, and of Jon Venebles and Robert Thompson when it happened. It was so shocking because of the ages of killers and what they did to their even younger victim.

The Yorkshire Police recently apologised to the families of the early victims. They’d labelled them as prostitutes simply because they were women who went out drinking without a husband. While some were prostitutes, most of the YR’s victims were not. He simply targeted women walking alone at night. The Police’s focus on prostitution meant that many survivors of his attacks were not connected to the case because they didn’t fit the erroneous ‘victim profile’ the Police were working with. His later claim that he was killing prostitutes because God told him to was a ploy to have himself declared mentally unfit and sent to hospital rather than jail. The whole YR case was rife with ‘old white geezer syndrome’ - they dismissed the victims as prostitutes, they neglected to use computer databases to collate information, and they took uncorroborated ‘evidence’ which was later found to be faked as fact over actual scientific evidence and witness statements. He’d been interviewed by several different investigators, and his name had been put forward as a suspect dozens of times, but no one followed up on it. I was just chance he got caught when he did - it certainly wasn’t Police work.

Here's another nurse for you from my local hospital, Stepping Hill, Stockport. A nurse has been convicted of murdering two patients and poisoning 20 others at a Greater Manchester hospital. Victorino Chua killed Tracey Arden, 44, and Derek Weaver, 83, at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport by injecting insulin into saline bags and ampoules. These were then unwittingly used by other hospital nurses on Chua's victims, who were mostly elderly. The father of two, 49, who was cleared of a third murder charge, left one patient with a serious brain injury.

"How powerful is that damn toilet?!" Made me laugh....

I'm surprised John Christie wasn't on this list. He was a notorious serial killer in west London and was played by Richard Attenborough in the film 10 Rillington Place. The murders took place around the corner from where my dad lived. He and his sister watched the police removing the bodies from his house.

If you haven’t watched the film legend with Tom hardy playing both main characters you should it is amazing.

Please don't big-up Stephen Griffiths, or buy into his story of cannibalism, that only feeds his desire for notoriety. He adopted at his first court hearing the "Crossbow Cannibal" name, knowing it would splash on the front pages of the tabloids. I nursed Stephen in 1992 when he was referred for psychiatric assessment, but after 2-3 weeks he was shipped back to HMP Wakefield, the forensic psychiatrists having found him to be a narcissistic psychopath, a judgement we all agreed with. He already hero-worshipped serial murderers, especially the more sadistic ones, having a voracious appetite for anything written about them. And even back then I heard him saying killing someone "must be the ultimate thrill". However, outside of his own self-agrandising words (as he saw it), there has never been any evidence of cannibalism. Some remains of two victims were found in the River Aire, forensically very degraded by their immersion and the time elapsed, but there were most certainly not any body parts in his fridge. On a separate note, the horses pulling my wife's hearse were to have been Bonny and Clyde, but they were unavailble, so we got Ronnie and Reggie: I don't know what that says about funeral directors...

Always remember the day my dad was interviewed in the "ripper" case as we lived in sunderland and when the tapes arrived the police interviewed truck drivers who had or been to Leeds with the job. My dad at the time had a beard and dark hair very much like the ripper. It was a very very strange time to be alive and as a kid it was talked about so much!

My little Irish Aunt was working in a cafe in my hometown of Cheltenham in the early 90's. Fred West was a regular customer and even offered me Aunt a lift home when my uncle was late to pick her up. She rejected the offer as she said he always gave her creeps. Couple of years after, Fred and Rose were arrested.

Yes the exclusion of the Brady and Hindley surprised me. my late husband worked for the Department of work and pensions as it is now known and so did Dennie Neilson. neilson was on a Trade Union committe that my husband was trying to bash out a deal with and they were at the same meeting table for several times. My husband said he wasn't surprised when the truth came out as he always found him odd and a bit creepy.

The Yorkshire Ripper ain’t alive anymore. He died an agonising COVID related death. Dennis Nilsson was recently portrayed by David Tennant in the TV series ‘Des’.

6:48 which is no longer true as Peter died from covid in prison in late 2020

The man in red speaks English like someone who has it as a second language. He said ‘the Yorkshire part of Leeds and Bradford’. Which means nothing.

Shipman's final tally ( after a public inquiry) was believed to be in excess of 500,more than just about all famous serial killers combined.

JT, if you want to come to England then I would HIGHLY recommend watching Only Fools and Horses and Faulty Tower's and doing reaction videos as there so many side splitting laughs. English humour at is finest!

Jack the Ripper was never identified. There have been many theories and suggestions about who he might have been, but after this long I think we just have to accept that we'll never know for sure. Every now and then people come forward with 'evidence' that 'proves' that someone was Jack, but it all ends up being circumstancial or requires huge assumptions.

Fun fact about Jack the Ripper. Back when he’d murdered maybe 2/3 women, Inspector Abberline of Scotland Yard considered using blood hounds to track jack. When the newspapers got wind of the plan they ridiculed him and Scotland Yard and he was told not to use the dogs by his commanding officers. This would’ve been one of the first times dogs would be used in an official investigation and more than likely would’ve led to jacks arrest. But now we will never know what would’ve happened and who Jack the Ripper actually was for certain.

Shipman - they stopped counting mid 250 victims as they could not go back far enough due to the records being destroyed, but it estimated that he killed at least 400+ as all the victims had the same modus operandi on the death certificate and the victims relations. There is a special place in hell for Shipmen..~Trooper

Fun fact about Harold Shipman - all of his murders over several decades were logged in a single year which obviously made the UK murder rate spike a huge amount as he killed more people than everyone else combined. Sadly this spike coincided with the UK's ban on handguns, so nefarious parties in the USA quote this increase in murder rate and attribute it to the handgun ban, rather than the actual facts. Therefore not only is he responsible for hundreds of deaths directly, the way his figures were used the lie to the American public and argue against gun safety probably killed a few more as well.

You are so funny! Your face and hand gestures are hilarious! Loved the slip up…Peter Griffin. That one had me lmao. 🤣

as a scotsman i had to subscribe when you said how powerful was the toilet, and i had the same reaction, to you speaking as when you found out the plumber actually found the bones in the pipes haha, this is gonna be a fun channel. keep it up dude :)

The Yorkshire ripper was caught 5 minutes from my house, I walk by there most evenings, a bit close for comfort

Harold Shipman was a GP practicing in my town of Hyde Tameside, Greater Manchester. These events shook my town to its core.

As a side note to the Krays , my uncle was quite heavily involved with them in the early to mid Sixties. Now, he was a tough man, but he said they were a couple of seriously nasty men.

Every few years someone publishes a new book claiming to have identified Jack the Ripper, usually claiming he was someone famous. It’s almost always met with loads of publicity then quickly disproven.

this was really intertaining to watch as youtube recommended it ur so underrated bro;)

Just seen your subscribers number now and I have been watching you since it was in single digits. Much love from the UK 🇬🇧 keep the content coming 👍🏻👍🏻

My grandfather was questioned by police during Peter Sutcliffe's reign of terror. At the time they thought he could be from their area and they investigated anyone who fit the physical description and it just so happened at the time my grandad looked alot like him, same height same build etc. Obviously it wasn't him but imagine my surprise when years later my grandma told me about the night the police came round to interview my grandad and establish an alibi. Mad story

Another great video jt, one of the most shocking and saddest cases in the UK for me is the killing of James bulger you should check it out, warning its an emotional one 😭a case that is ongoing at the minute is the case of Lucy letby a maternity nurse in the UK charged with 9 counts of murder and 8 counts of attempted murder all babies and nobody is talking about this absolutely disgusting 🤬 random fact about Rose West and myra Hindley is that they hooked up together in prison

Happy new year to you all. Hope 2022 is your best year yet. I love your accent btw. Love to all from Scotland 🤗💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Baby farming was a weird time. During the 1800's a law known as the Bastardy clause was enacted which absolved parental responsibility of fathers to their bastard children (In a effort to restore virtue and female morality, eheh) . This did not decrease the instances of illigitimate children as they thought it would. Instead, the mothers were unable to raise their children while working and with the scale of the issue baby farming became popular. Sometimes this would be as in the video - a one off payment, other times it would be weekly payments etc with the 'nanny' looking after many children at a time. Anyhow, it was taken advantage of, many simply starved to death or were neglected in other ways and at it's height there were daily front tabloid spreads of dead babies being left in the street. This caused the law to be reformed and is the bases of many of our child support laws today. "Reform of the Bastardy Laws paralleled the fight for the protection of infant life, and in 1872 they were amended to make the putative father equally liable for the support of the illegitimate child until the age of 16, and it enabled the poor law boards to aid mothers in obtaining support for their children. This law served as the basis of dealing with the financial management of illegitimate children until 1957"

Many moons ago when I was in hospital, my aunt and I went for a wander down to the WRVS shop. We passed a bloke who smiled brightly at us and I smiled right on back, said "Hello!", waved etc etc. My aunt had this quirk where her eyes would bug clean out of her head when something wasn't right. Anyway, we reached the shop, and my aunt was like "Are you out of your bloody mind? That was Charles Bronson, you idiot!" To be fair, I was 11 and heavily drugged LOL

I love lists like this as I'm a true crime buff, but this list kind of freaked me out as I have shirt tail connections to 3 of them and seeing them on the same list makes me feel kind of unlucky! (Harold Shipman worked for a time at our local hospital and is believed to have victims here, a friend (never a sex worker) went on a couple of dates with Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, and a friend's mum was married to a man that ran with the Kray brothers. When I met her she was in her 70s and very petite - 5 foot, if that, and looked like a bit of a breeze could take her out. I didn't know of her former mob connections until I watched her run off a bike gang that was demanding protection money from a club we just happened to be in. She may have left that life decades before, but you did not want to be on the wrong side of her because she could go from sweet lil old dear to having balls of steel and a sprinkling of absolutely unhinged in a blink. It still tickles me remembering it - it was unreal to see.

The fact that most if not all Shipman's victims were elderly helped him get away with it for so long.

JT I'm so jealous of your snow, and it's proper snow with that half crunchy half squeaky sound when you walk on it. After too many year in London with only the occasional wet slushy snow, I was hoping for some snow this weekend in Hertfordshire after 5 days of frost, but no, the temperature is set to rise to 9°C tomorrow (I don't know what thst is in °F) my friends have been posting pictures of snow on Facebook all day. My Finnish and Swedish friends are up to their necks in it even my Wales People cousin has snow. Enjoy it x

Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, died in 2020 at the age of 74. Video is out of date.

After well over 100 years no one will ever know who Jack The Ripper was, people keep claiming to know, but they don't.

Not to downplay the obvious seriousness of any of these monsters but purely to lighten the mood a little bit, I remember many years ago going into a gents' toilet somewhere and there being as sign that read, " Please flush twice....it's a long way to the kitchen. " By the way, JT, they made a drama out of Harold Shipman's murder spree and he was portrayed by James Bolam who was more famous for appearing as Terry Collier in the British comedies 'The Likely Lads' and 'Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?' during the 1960's and 1970's. They also made another television drama out of the Wests called ''Appropriate Adult' where Fred West was portrayed by Dominic West ( no relation to either of those monsters ) and Monica Dolan portrayed his wife Rose. Three other monsters that were omitted from this list were the Moors Murderers, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, as well as John Christie who was more familiarly known as Reg Christie to his family and friends and who murdered at least 8 women in the 1940's and 1950's. While both Hindley and Brady died in prison Christie was hanged in July 1953 for his crimes.

Peter Sutcliffe & Stephen Griffiths. Both from my home town of Bradford, West Yorkshire. Funny story about Griffiths - I used to work with a guy who lived in the same block of flats as him and he told me that after passing Griffiths on the stairs, his friend remaked to him that "That guy looks like a serial killer" But I would just like to point out that Bradford isn't that bad a place.

Interesting (or useless) fact for you JT, the Kray twins have also be portrayed by the Kemp Brothers from the band Spandau Ballet, and it was a pretty good film for it's time.

"Mother nature said hold my beer" 🤣 that was me done 😂

Surprised Mary Bell wasn't on that list. She only killed two but her first murder was committed when she was 10 years old.

Hey buddy another great upload it's snowing in scotland too 👍😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

Your reaction to the body parts being flushed down the toilet is hilarious , lol cool reactions.

Our ITV Television network often makes excellent drama serials about real life murder cases, their series about Mary Cotton and the one about Neilson (starring the brilliant former Dr Who, David Tennant) are particularly good.

The UK has a higher rate of violent crime than the US. UK citizens understand if guns were readily available the murder rate as the result of guns would be absolutely ridiculous, so the UK’s populace backs the heavily restricted system we have now.

Because of Shipman protocol in UK health care changed . I work in a Nursing Home and although all of our patients are end of life care , if a patient dies and has not been seen by a doctor in the previous two weeks it's classed as a sudden death and we have to call the police . During the Pandemic it was not easy to get a Doctor visit ( our patients are very elderly and frail with multiple health issues ) . Although we had several deaths none necessitated calling the Police as we had at least the option of a video call .

*Peter Sutcliffe - The Yorkshire Ripper* lived around the back of my old school, where his wife still lives today, and *Stephen Griffiths - The Crossbow Cannibal* lived 1.5 miles down the road from me.

We certainly know how to grow a gruesome criminal over here...but some times they're too close for comfort. When I was 15 the Yorkshire Ripper was "at large" and I clearly remember cancelling evenings out with friends, especially when it was foggy. One of his kills was less than 2 miles from where I lived

My grandfather was an enforcer for the Krays, and my grandmother is the cousin of one of their key people, Fred Foreman. I've actually met Reggie, and their other brother Charlie.

I used to work for the Met. Before flushing them he cooked them. I have seen the cooker and pot. He killed more than officially recorded.

My dad went to college in Manchester around the time the Yorkshire ripper was about and he got interviewed by the police because there was a body found in the area where my dad lived at the time. He was at the pub the night it happened and the police apparently already knew where he had been before interviewing him and were just ruling him out. Strange to think my dad could have been or was so close to the Yorkshire ripper whilst he was in the act of killing someone

there's a british sitcom written by james cordon(late night show)& ruth jones (they also play the best friends)called gavin and stacy.their last names are shipman and west.yes it was intentional. before tom hardy played the krays there was a version in the 90's.they got gary & martin kemp to play them.they are in 80's group spandu ballet.gary wrote the songs & played piano,guitar & his little bro played guitar.

Yes jt I was working in the snow on the North Yorkshire moors today love these videos keep up the good work 💪

Mary Ann Cotton lived very near to where I do. We grew up learning this fairly gruesome nursery rhyme. Mary Ann Cotton, she's dead and she's rotten Lying in bed with her eyes wide open. Sing, sing, oh what should I sing? Mary Ann Cotton, she's tied up with string. Where, where? Up in the air. Selling black puddings, a penny a pair. Mary Ann Cotton, she's dead and forgotten, Lying in bed with her bones all rotten. Sing, sing, what can I sing? Mary Ann Cotton, tied up with string

I was on a train the Sunday night it was announced that an arrest had been made in the Yorkshire Ripper case - someone had a radio on, and there was a big cheer that went through the train!

Love the St James Park street sign ‘toon army’ lol

JT is on fire every time

An interesting bit of trivia. The Kray twins, were the last people to be imprisoned in the Tower of London. They were held on remand there before their trial. (For American readers, 'on remand' is similar to being denied bail)

As well as Hindley and Brady, I'm astounded that Jimmy Savile didn't make the list. Also, Joanna Dennehy.

The film with the kray twins (played by Tom Hardy) is called Legend, and it’s brilliant. Also, I didn’t even have to watch to know Jack the Ripper was going to be on that list.

Where was sir Tony blair?

We’ve had some pretty fucked up cases over here that weren’t even on the list. Like the moors murders, the Jamie Bulger case, Soham murders.

Loved the phrase "hold my beer"

Just gonna say the Krays actually weren't that bad. They were gangsters, yeah, but they protected their community and only killed other gangsters

I love how you got a St James’ plaque on your wall 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Harold Shipman was actually my doctor as a child. He was actually a very good doctor, definitely saved more than he killed. But he was still a monster

Surprised to not see Thompson and Venables on this list.

Keep up the good work JT from Leeds England

I knew about most of those in this video but am surprised by some inclusions that I hadn't heard of.

The moors murderers? John Haigh? ( the acid bath murderer) Burke and Hare? (Bodysnatchers) And Peter Tobin. Should have done a top 20

sutcliffe was local to my area , a great doc on netflix . i remeber the time he was at large. leeds my city was scary women wouldnt go out at night and was an air of panic that as a kid i felt .

Loved your reaction

Fun fact: Dennis Nielson, The Imperial Japanese Navy, Modern Japan and Mitsubishi all have roots in Fraserburgh where Nielson was from

I grew up around the murders of the Yorkshire ripper. I was 12 and me and my friends were terrified. He killed someone in our village and nearly killed a woman in our small village. We had to go out in groups, really scary times. There is a theory that he murdered women across Europe too as he was a wagon driver. His wife Sonia was a bit weird too. My aunt was her case worker at the government job centre and tried to get her employment. Every woman and girl over 13 were terrified across the whole of Yorkshire. They even suspected our local policeman who lived in the police house. The lady was found in his garden. He was uncle Barry to all of us kids. Just to let you know how we all felt at the time.

I've never even heard of Amelia Dyer before. Absolutely horrendous. That's my number one for sure. Those poor babies

I loved this mostly because I'm a true crime freak. I think a good few british monsters were missing from that list though. Id love to see you react to a top 10 American seriel killer list.

There’s a saying here that the only ways out of poverty for young working-class men is crime or boxing.

This list seems a little off too me no mention of Mayra Hindly and Ian Brady ( aka the moores murders), or Mary Bell and child who killed a child. But then there are so many veil pepole it must be hard to narrow the list.

HI JT We got snow ❄ in Scotland too x

Really enjoyed 😉

Love the vids lad do could do some more sport reactions like rugby or F1 or football.

They use to think my grandad was the Yorkshire ripper because he was a Gordie, 6ft2 prob like 220 lbs big guy. Someone prank called the police saying he was the ripper and he had a gordie accent so the police were looking for a Gordie. The guy who prank called later got arrested decades later for a small crime but the police had his finger print from the prank calls and he got life I believe. Because the police actually questioned the ripper multiple times but he didn't have a gordie accent and let him go..

a couple that torture and murders together is a couple that stays together xD

This was a brilliant video! There was literally a kid at my school who made his own cross bow and once Brought fuse wire into school. I once had to go round his house once, on my own, it was for a group English project but the rest of my group abandoned me coz they all found him super creepy. He showed me his crossbow, did some of our English assignment, had pizza and Juice and played Tanks on his laptop. It was pretty awkward and kinda terrifying but not because nothing bad actually happened. Wonder what he's doing now? 🤔

Hope you had a great new year

She killed 400 babies! Think how many offspring those babies would have grown up to have and how many people who would have been descendents of those babies would have been alive today if not for that woman!

Harold Shipman saved the country a fortune is state pension.

Go on then. I subscribed, after watching for months. It's the right thing to do.

This is a real creepy one JT, I'd forgotten some of these. But how can you kill 400 babies without anyone noticing 😱

If you're interested, Thames Valley Police made a video for schools years ago called Tea and Consent. I'd love to see you react to it!

Harold Shipman was one of my friends doctors when he was a kid. He'd been there family doctor for years 😮😮

the murder case of 2 year old James Bolger is especially distressing because the guilty party was a pair of young boys.

"How strong is that toilet!?" Clearly this man has not played GTA-

This clip missed off Robert Maudsley. The only man Charles Bronson admitted he was intimidated by