Hearted Youtube comments on Well, I Never (@WellINever) channel.

  1. Paul, one of my cats really likes your voice. As soon as you started talking, her little ears perked up. Then she started rubbing her face on my phone, purring loudly. I've never seen her react to anything on my phone like that before. Apparently, you've got two fans at my house!
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  2. My bank card is haunted....... money just disappears.....😂
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  3. Please cover Hattie McDaniel! She was the only Oscar-winner from Gone With the Wind who wasn’t interviewed. And despite being the first ever black performer on radio (CBS), the first female executive producer (1914), and having TWO stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ... there isn’t a single recorded interview of this trailblazing legend
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  4. I don’t know why, but I believe her. I believe she thought this potion was going to make her dad love her suitor. I’m glad he forgave her and I am sorry she was executed.
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  5. This is simply gut wrenching. It didn’t have to be this way, which is why it was so tragic !
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  6. I Love Paul's voice.
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  7. Scary for any parent TBH - you warn your bairns about the danger from strangers, but don't think about the serious harm that could come from other children. Thank you for another excellently researched documentary
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  8. Is it bad that, after all the hard work you all put into making an amazing video, my fave part is still when Paul says "we'll be back with another story to make you say 'well, I never'"? 😂 Great job yet again!
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  9. “An American Tragedy” is a book that came out in 1925 about this story. It was subsequently made into a play in 1926 and then a film in 1931 both with the same title, starring Sylvia Sidney playing the role of Grace. In 1951 it was retold in the film “A Place In The Sun”with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor with Shelley Winters playing the role of Grace.
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  10. The minute I came across this channel I thought he would do a brilliant job of retelling Bridget Cleary's story and he has. In rural Ireland belief in certain sinister superstitions are still there, even reluctantly. My mother told me she remembers in the 1940s people were resistant to getting electricity because they believed the bright lights at night would disturb the fairies, which are nasty creatures. I know several people down through the years who claim to have heard a bean sidhe (banshee) crying just before someone died. They are the kind of creepy stories people claim not to believe but don't want to mess with, just in case.
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  11. The owner used to let the chimp.sleep in bed with her, and eat lobster and took xanax. He even took bubble baths. There was a break down somewhere.
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  12. Aside from the respect you show in your videos, I also love the respectful nature of the people who comment on them. Whenever I mingle with you lot 'down here', I feel good about mankind in general and it seems like I am among a group of people that may be diverse and may hold many different beliefs, but is united in trying to be decent, respectful and open-minded. Despite the often sad nature of the stories themselves, I often leave the video and its comment section with a smile on my face and the conviction that while there are absolute monsters out there, the lovely people outnumber them greatly.
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  13. No. They should never be kept as pets.
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  14. You gotta start sweating when Constable Sherlock arrives on the scene.
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  15. You know, I'd heard the word gibbet, but never really knew what it meant. How gruesome. Thanks for teaching me something new today!
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  16. This story is truly harrowing. People like the murderer could be our neighbours, employers, etc and sometimes we might be none the wiser. Truly horrifying to think what some people are capable of. Marvelous video as always!
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  17. My family had a cabin in the Colorado Rockies and I grew up hearing about H.A.W. Tabor and Baby Doe. I am now 76. I learned from their story that good times don't last forever and neither do bad times. I remember hearing that her brother wouldn't speak to her because she had broken up Tabor's first marriage (like Tabor had nothing to do with it) but he was happy to go to their parties and benefit from being HAW Tabor's brother-in-law. I was about ten at the time and was outraged at this. People like that still infuriate me. I learned a great deal hearing their story.🇺🇸
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  18. How incredibly heartbreaking. It's nice to know some people treated him humanely.
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  19. This channel is going to blow up quick. Quality content and fantastic delivery by the host. 12/10
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  20. Tragic story, magnificent whiskers by the way. 👍
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  21. I’ve just found your channel and just wanted to say how much I love it! I’m sure you’ll soon get the subscribers you deserve. I will definitely recommend you. x
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  22. It is chilling to think this still goes on today. It's one of the reasons I would never publish a "help wanted" ad or something similar. You never know who might show up. There are probably loads of such "lonely hearts murders" that were never found out. Great story.
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  23. Probably the most rational and real story of Holmes that I've ever heard, thank you! Excellent videos, wonderfully done!
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  24. Just found you and your stories! You have an absolutely beautiful voice for the stories that you tell! Thank you! ❣️
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  25. This is one of the saddest case's in the British judicial system, even when I was a child the ' let him have it ' meant let him have the gun , it was so obvious to me as a young child , why didn't the court see it ??? Especially considering Derek had the mind of a child ?? My heart goes out to his remaining family , may he rest in peace 💞❤️
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  26. First your sponsor spot was pure joy, your acting and the reveal golden! Second this cowardly and greedy ‘Dr’ Cream was too stupid and cowardly for the Ripper. Third your presentation of these horrible crimes never ceases to make my day. Cheers from the Midwest USA.
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  27. It will never cease to enrage me about the double standards for men and women. Thank goodness it’s starting to change for the better, but not quickly enough.
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  28. Soooo disturbing! Mankind has and always will be so cruel.. 😥 Expertly produced and narrated, thank you for all your hard work Paul
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  29. It may seem strange, but I enjoy watching these stories before I go to sleep. I haven’t had a nightmare since I found this channel.
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  30. Paul is the best dressed dear ole fella. I wish I could pull that look off. He was (and still is) a handsome dude.
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  31. Compilations are much appreciated .. especially a compilation of shorter tales that aren't long enough for a single video. Appreciate all you do, Paul.. fascinating cases! 👍
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  32. Fun story: somewhere in the Smithsonian there's a giant squid my late grandfather brought in with help from my great-uncle while they were still working in commercial fishing.
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  33. People: "If only we could go back to the good old days, life was so much simpler." Also the good old days:
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  34. Just checked SocialBlade and as of 9-15, only 13 days ago, this channel had 6.2k subs, and is currently at 25.4k. Definitely growing fast, and totally deserving of it.
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  35. Top marks for impeccable French pronunciations, sir!👌 The Papin sisters case is fascinating, gory, and ultimately truly sad.
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  36. Hi Paul, Isobel was a real piece of work. I think she fully understood the consequences of asking Frank to retrieve her letters from Tony. She apparently liked having them fighting over her. John was played for a fool. She didn’t care about the fact that she was responsible for two deaths. John was right to divorce her. It’s a shame that he didn’t understand the depth of her duplicity. It’s John that has my sympathy, in the end she died in poverty and alone. Thank you my friend, I appreciate your hard work finding these stories to share. ❤Brenda
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  37. Whomever is editing and producing this behind the scenes, Fabulous production quality. The host ... I could not imagine another person delivering the way you do . A+ all around Thank you
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  38. Interesting story! Even my dinner came up to check it out 🤢 keep them coming it’s helping my diet 😂😂
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  39. Fear not Paul, interlopers won't hack your channel without us knowing...no one can impersonate our favorite Scotsman! ❤
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  40. There needs to be more UK crime coverage, it's so underrated on youtube so thanks. I have heard of this before but I totally forgot about it, so loving your channel
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  41. The most bizzare thing is the story of him 'possibly' ate a baby... Also, thank you for covering Terrare's story! I've only heard his story from Sam O'nella's work and I'm so happy to see this videos!
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  42. I knew of Dahmer but never knew the details until now. Chilling, and sickening. Hard to believe a human could sink to those levels of depravity. Chillingly well narrated Paul.
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  43. This is brilliant! This channel takes me back to the old discovery channel before it became a reality channel.
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  44. A flamethrower is said to be one of the most terrifying weapons to face. Few people would stand against it unarmed and unprotected. Admirable people, those teachers. I hope they are remembered for a long time.
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  45. Such a tragic story but beautifully told...
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  46. I believe your channel will get more popular soon. I found it today and enjoyed every video so far!
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  47. I come here for the amazing, intriguing stories. I stay to gather fashion ideas from the outstanding host. Long live this channel.
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  48. Honestly the best narrator for these videos!! ICONIC!!
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  49. I am absolutely in love with his voice and the way he tells stories..! He keeps my attention the entire way through and makes it feel as if he is talking to me directly instead of to his camera... Love the stories he finds and his blast from the past outfits are awesome..! He and Mr.Ballen are my 2 favorite story tellers, hands down!!!
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  50. " they buried him... And waited to see if more clues would emerge." i got the weird image of clues springing up from the grave site.
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