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  1. I love a ghost story at Christmas but sadly the living can be more frightening
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  2. It saddens me when I hear about (mostly) young men with schizophrenia who kill people. My late older brother had paranoid schizophrenia since age 17 yet he never hurt or threatened anyone else. He was simply a danger to himself. Treatment was and still is...iffy in terms of success, like most mental illnesses. I hope breakthroughs in drug therapy will occur in my lifetime (clock's ticking y'all). Thanks Paul for your research and telling these stories with compassion for the victims. I've thoroughly enjoyed listening to you this frigid Friday morning with my warm coffee and cats
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  3. I love how you cover lesser known, but very intriguing, and interesting stories
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  4. Such an incredible channel, I am flabbergasted by how underrated you are. Please keep up the incredible work
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  5. They knew it was the devil because he put jam on the scone before the cream.😂
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  6. When I was a little kid in the 1990's my grandfather would take me out on his boat to go fishing. One day as were were sailing out of the marina we were beholden to a most amazing sight. A three masted barquentine in full sail was making her way into our marina. It would be the last time this ship would ever sail. When we returned from our trip the barquentine had been docked but was taking on water. We watched as water poured out the sides from the pumps working below. A few days later we returned to marina and went out on another fishing trip. We sailed past the sunken barquentine, its three masts the only parts visible above the waterline. When we returned the tide had gone out and the wheelhouse and deck cabins were exposed above the waterline. I watched as the wake from our boat lapped up against the wheelhouse door, its hinges creaking as it swung open and closed with the action of the waves. And so the massive wooden ship languished there sunken at its dock slowly deteriorating until the wreckers came and broke her up, the pieces taken away leaving not a trace but in my memory. For me it was the first and last time I would see a ship so elegant from the age of sail arrive and then part from this world. It must have truly been a magical time when these ships ruled the waves.
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  7. I suffer from auditory overstimulation all the time, and your voice has such a calming effect on my ears when im struggling to find something to listen to
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  8. Welcome back, sir! You have been missed! ❤️
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  9. It's horrible how much he was judged and mistreated. I'm glad that he was still able to experience good things later in his life, and some people managed to look past his appearance and see that he was just a normal guy. His mother sounded very sweet as well.
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  10. Wow! I’ve never heard of this case before. How devastating. But somehow you managed a pretty remarkable ending. What a great video. I’m sure I’ve commented before, but I really love your setting. And your storytelling is interesting and respectful, I enjoy your channel very much. 👍🏼☺️
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  11. Well, I never heard a more creepier story so well told...
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  12. I just stumbled on this channel and I'm so glad I did. Your videos are very informative and well presented. As a suggestion, I think the story of Burke and Hare would be an excellent fit here.
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  13. My grandmother survived this incident. She was one of the few in her class to do so.
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  14. This channel is insanely underrated.
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  15. No Cream was not Jack the Ripper, however he was a greedy evil person.
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  16. The absolute massacre the first autopsy did to the body is insane, not to mention the seemingly logical investigations the professor went through with it that the first examiner entirely disregarded. Hair color being marked as black because they didn't thing to even wash off the decomp? Wild.
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  17. I think you're just 'magic' the way you tell the stories and going to the locations. You're the most polite and well spoken Scottish man I've ever heard. Brilliant stuff 🙂👌
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  18. I live in Hannover and I am impressed by how well you researched the story. Thanks for this video. Will be sharing it.
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  19. Fun fact: my dad was the spitting image of Capone (-50 pounds or so), but was about 13 years younger, grew up in Richmond VA, and joined the Army in his teens to escape hood life. I was always interested in Capone and his Chicago shenanigans because of this. I never did a genealogy of our family because I don't want to know who we might be related to 😳
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  20. Excellent content ! and the way you narrate the story add a great deal of motivation to stimulate our brain to keep us glued to the chair .
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  21. Please do more Edwardian, Victorian and old English horror stories and true crime. This is so unique and I’m so happy I found your channel
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  22. I can't imagine how creepy it would be to set foot on a ship that was clearly "adrift."
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  23. Can you please cover, just how unique of a case "Mary Bell was?" She was so young yet showed such signs of evil.. it's a creepy story. Even her picture is creepy and she was a kid, like out of a horror movie.
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  24. All your videos are well-written, informative, even-handed, and well-presented. Also great: Your sartorial style especially when doing on-site work. Thanks for an informative and entertaining channel.
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  25. Just found this channel recently and as someone who watches A LOT of crime related stuff on YT, your channel is by far my favourite. Also haven't heard of most of the cases you cover so that's an awesome bonus!
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  26. I certainly hope that village felt quilty for the rest of their lives. Thank you Paul for another wonderful and knowledgeable video
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  27. love listening to your voice, with true crime thank you for the job you do.
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  28. I have trouble falling asleep. I absolutely love true crime stories and enjoy listening to them while I try to drift off. And the way you tell these stories is so cozy and relaxing, making a nice juxtaposition with the dark subject matter. I fall asleep more easily listening to you rather than every other true crime channel. These stories are way more interesting than anything in the last 100 years. Your whole vibe is just immaculate and you're the sharpest dresser. Please never stop making this content.
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  29. Thank you, Paul. My partner always calls me a luddite because I don't like to have my phone on tracking me everywhere I go 😂
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  30. This host may be the coolest guy on the internet. And I for one appreciate the fact that he doesn’t implore me to “smash” that like button.
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  31. My mum's side of the family were Thames Watermen, going back generations. I remember my grandfather telling me this story, his father was part of the rescue efforts.
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  32. The real demons were the people in this cult. Thank you, Paul, from a relatively new subscriber and most-time-lurker. Great story, as always, and masterfully done.
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  33. Just found your channel yesterday and already almost finished watching all your videos. Very entertaining and you yourself are super likable. Great job. I’m sure you’ll have TONS of subscribers in no time 👍🏻👍🏻
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  34. I love chimpanzees but they're dangerous creatures. No primates can not be kept as pets period.
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  35. My daughter woke me up this morning at 5:30 and as I was going to lay back down I saw the notification for your show. I was SO glad! I love listening to your voice and love the old world vibe you bring. Good job, please don't ever stop.
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  36. Looks like you may be hitting the algorithm! Congrats, your page/content is awesome!!
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  37. Heavy hitter time? Impressive to see such a concise but well-rounded summary in under 20 minutes. Great work!! 👍 👏
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  38. I have only recently found you on here. But I think you are brilliant. Such a calm and measured voice. And such fascinating subjects. And I have caught myself many times saying well I never! (I might have gone down a bit of a rabbit hole and watched several of your previous episodes! Nothing like a binge watch!) 😊
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  39. I always have wondered about her mom. How could she not know her daughter would be exploited. Worst Case Scenario is what happened to Dorothy Stratton.
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  40. I have honestly never seen a channel like this - seriously unique set-up and presenting style! I've just started releasing true crime videos too and it's given me a whole new level of respect for videos like this! Thank you for all the hard work! Subscribed.
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  41. Well…He’s definitely not a picky eater!
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  42. (not trying to correct but simply sharing some more details in case anybody would like to know) matsuri literally means festival. the name of the festival in wakayama is "oto matsuri". an extremely awesome fire festival. nabe doesnt have to have the ingredients you mentioned. its basically like pizza in its origin. you just throw in what you have. (btw nabe literally just means "pot"). And about the crime, I would not be surprised if she was innocent. Japan has a 99% conviciton rate and "Questioning" of suspects is more akin to torture than anything else. To safe face and not get in trouble with the locals or their higher ups, police departments "solve" cases very quickly...by quite underhanded means. and yeah. you are great and once again gained a new subscriber-
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  43. My 93yr old grandma told me about this channel haha i love it as much as she does ❤
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  44. These videos are amazing! Thanks for sharing these true stories - fact is stranger than fiction. If it's possible, maybe you could cover Rosemary Kennedy, the sister of John F. Kennedy. What happened to her is pretty crazy.
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  45. You should've touched on the fact that the Father was expelled from England for being a Nazi sympathizer.
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  46. I suspect she died of cirrhosis of the liver rather than psoriasis. 😉
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  47. I love your way of telling stories. You are straight to the point but not heartless. Your stories have a clear line of events and when told with your voice (which is intriguing and very nice to the ear) they give me the vibe of being right there and I feel all of the emotions. You are truly one of the best storytellers I encountered. Thank you, sir!
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  48. As soon as you mentioned ammonium nitrate, Paul, my heart missed a beat. During my very early teens in Dublin, I remember a schoolmate one day telling me that the IRA used fertiliser and sugar to make their bombs. Of course, it meant nothing me as a very naïve 13-year old, and it seemed rather ridiculous to me at the time. At 71 now, it's funny the things I can remember from so long ago. Good to see you again, and take care. Patricia.
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  49. You are such an amazing story twller, sir. Not to mention; That awesome mustache is just impeccably cut to perfection. Good on You, sir. Thank you for your self and the speaking talent you possess.
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  50. This is such a great channel! I always enjoy your straightforward delivery. And Paul is so dapper! Thank you for your hard work, guys. Be well. <3
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