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

  1. Stole a wild animal from his mother, raised him as a human, kept him in a cage, gave him human drugs for years and wonder why he went ballistic all of a sudden
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  2. This whole thing is a tragedy Travis should have never been a pet
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  3. Fun fact: his last name Unruh is german for disturbance, unrest
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  4. I've instantly subscribed, due to your ability to expound (with depth and compassion) about a PERSON [not merely a Case Study] who suffered radical hardships, yet prevailed, in any form. Well-done... and thank you. I've had a closed-head trauma which caused some neurological changes [READ: "reconfigurations"], and have experienced the personality-and-ability alterations which are common to such events. My family has been grand, throughout; and for that, I am profoundly-grateful. While I escaped the form or degree of emotional lability which would provide for violent or angry outbursts (quite the contrary, actually. I am now more-prone to humour; and can find comedy in almost anything - a definite departure from the .. erm... ever-so-slightly neurotic, LIFETIME DEPRESSIVE/ANXIETY-LADEN state that I had previously "enjoyed"), the experience of having to observe me, and to offer aid, as I relearned how to walk, talk, and... everything else that adults do... was terrifying and slightly-grueling for my family. There was a family joke which was shared with me a few months-in that, if I had dropped any items, or were trying to retrieve anything from the floor, I very-much resembled "a giraffe at a watering-hole". I'm 190.5 cm/6'3". The description made me laugh, heartily - and still does. Frankly, while I've lost-a-step (literally: My balance-functions are diminished), the list of unexpected and, frankly, amazing new sensory abilities I've developed are a fair trade-off for any diminishments. My ability to easily-switch between languages (polyglot here, with three mastered "foreign" languages) has been affected, which leads me to substitute various alternatives of words from different lexicons (aphasia is a standard symptom of such injuries); or to be unable to find the correct name or word; or to 'slip'-into French, for a few hours at a time. I can understand what I'm hearing, but cannot respond in English. Glad my family all speaks French, but this new feature DOES present certain complications (like, when I want to speak Spanish, but get locked into French; oh, the expressions on peoples' faces). For example: I cannot seem to, organically, retrieve the word: 'lawnmower'; instead, substituting the word: 'vacuum' - to the great amusement of all (myself being at the top of that list). "I'm going to vacuum the lawn"; or: "The lawn REALLY needs vacuuming!" are phrases that even my grandchildren immediately translate. Hysterically-incorrect malapropisms abound. The other day, I tried to explain that: "I wished to paint the ceiling in the dining room", but couldn't find the word for 'ceiling'. An odd phenomenon is that, whenever I experience this sort of aphasia, it always takes TWO attempts to get to the proper word. During this event, the first substitution was: "COELACANTH" - a fish which still exists, but was erroneously thought to have become extinct somewhere in the Late Cretaceous Period. Raucous laughter ensued... and it took me five minutes to arrive at the ACTUAL, simple, everyday word. This type of occurrence is regular/daily. I developed a MASSIVE stutter to rival that of late American Country & Western Singer, Actor, and Comedian, Mel Tillis (his speech affect is exactly what I sounded like) which progressed through a more 'Porky Pig' affect, which, eventually, subsided to being only an occasional occurrence. But, when it hits, it's a complete storm of a verbal bottleneck. There's a set of 'weird' sensations within my brain, as I experience these 'spells' (which may last for several hours), and I am invariably left with a sense of neuro-exhaustion, and a cognitive "hangover", sometimes for a couple of days, accompanied by accentuated cognitive, balance, proprioception, and other coordination glitches My sense of smell is enhanced to a degree where I can detect, from within our home, the fresh blooms of each variety, from the garden. Accordingly, my sense of taste might rival that of a professional Sommelier (which is not to say that I was an insensitive lout prior; or that I know anything about the Art of Wine; only that this new Sensory Array Configuration is... nothing-short of remarkable, potentially-astounding, and always rewarding). I have always appreciated food; but to have such an enhanced ability to detect nuance is quite delightful. Now, I am predominantly left-handed (whereas I'd experienced ambidexterity throughout my life. I golf 'left'; I batted 'left'; I surfed 'left'; but I wrote with my right-hand). I now realise that I was forced into this arrangement, unnaturally, in Primary School. It wasn't my intention to prattle-on about myself, but here we are. That being said, I'll include that my hearing is SO keen that I always carry sound-cancelling ear-plugs with me; and music (my GOD! MUSIC!), having always been an important part of my life, is now as if I can deeply-feel every note and expressed emotion, to a point where "background" music is NOT in the background. I cannot parse more than one audio source at a time, which makes large gatherings [no worries; Thanks, CoViD?] an intense experience. For almost two years, certain sounds brought with them an element of taste - though unpredictable and infrequently; this facet seems to have abated. How, exactly, does one explain that the song: 'And It Stoned Me' by Van Morrison "tastes like maple syrup"? without your listener presuming you to BE incredibly stoned? My brain is inclined to parse random sounds of nature (the wind through trees; rain on the roof), or of the mechanical/man-made variety, as if there might be a linguistic component included... which is really quite fun (when it's not slightly-terrifying). We HAD (I replaced it, quickly) an oven which had a squeaky hinge that we were unable to silence via any adjustments or chemical interventions; the cursed thing sounded like a screeching banshee: The sound frequencies of its malfunction struck-me in a primal sense, rendering me immobilised, with a side-effect of causing an adrenaline-dump. I've no other way to describe it. I merely chalk all of these quirky sensations up to my neurology trying to extrapolate and interpret data in a novel way, as it forms new neuronal pathways (and not to any recognizable productive end, I might add). This effect can strike me anywhere: Traffic sounds are particularly intriguing. A truck's 'motor-brake' sounds like.. a motor-brake.. AND some sort of angry dinosaur. It's a benign, curious phenomenon. It wasn't my intention to be so self-centred here; it's just that I am, daily, stricken-by the miraculous neuroplasticity with which we've all been gifted; and by the fascinating science of Neurology - and how little we understand of it, in certain contexts. How much of (what we refer to as) "IDENTITY" is naught but a complex brew/sequence of electrochemical processes and patterns? I'm not the first to ponder this; it's just that I've been gifted with the unique opportunity to experience it - and to be blessed with the ability to diagram it (now that I've relearned how to 'speak'. Reading was an impossibility for two years; attempts at using a keyboard, or focusing-on any screen was challenging. Glad THAT passed. I can no longer handwrite, in-cursive), and am consistently grateful and humbled to be afforded such grace - if that doesn't belabour some lofty, spiritualist perspective. Simply-put: I won the f*cking/bloody lottery somehow. I don't squander any part of my time here as I recognise the fragility of life, while being-afforded a generous reprieve. I wish everyone who endures a T.B.I. could experience it like this. It hasn't exactly been a cakewalk/stumble; my short-term memory has been decidedly affected for the worse; and am, thus-far officially 'unemployable' (don't count me out yet. Dogged-persistence is one thing I am possessed-of) but I CAN walk & talk, [after a fashion] most-days. I know how fortunate I am. Thanks for tolerating my impromptu, unsolicited TED Talk. I like your channel.
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  5. Always trust the testimony of someone nicknamed "Mad Thomas"
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  6. This video was so professionally done it could be on tv. I truly appreciate it. Thank you very much. Very informative.
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  7. I just realized you've got less than 1000 Subs, big props to you, the content quality is way above what I'd expect from such a small channel. Keep going I love your content!
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  8. How beautiful it is that despite the unimaginable cruelty he suffered from his father, his step siblings/ stepmother, society, and his manager who abandoned him abroad, Joseph was able to maintain a spirit that didn't become bitter toward the world or life in general. God bless the doctor who brought him to the hospital and made his last few years of life relatively happy and peaceful for him.
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  9. Poor Travis and his mother!! Taken from his birth mother - while she was tranquilized- and handed over to a self-indulgent couple with FAR too much money. Could they not have offered a home, love and affection to a human child instead and left Travis where he was????
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  10. No, it is never okay to keep potentially dangerous animals. I’m sorry doesn’t cut it when something like this occurs. Best to let animals live in their natural habitats. I don’t think Sandra cared about her friend because she went and got another chimpanzee after this happened risking another potential tragedy. That is like injuring someone while driving drunk and continuing to drive drunk afterwards.
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  11. This woman really went with the flow.
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  12. Not at all
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  13. I feel bad for Travis' real mum, to wake up after being tranquilized to find her baby gone :(
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  14. When he was younger, Kehoe was suspected of murdering his stepmother by rigging the stove so it would explode. The stove did explode and she burned to death while Kehoe watched. His neighbors accused Kehoe of sabotaging the stove. He was simply an evil, dangerous individual. Thank you for covering this story!
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  15. Seeing you break composure about Dr. Crippen's bathroom bit bought so much light into an otherwise dark story. I enjoyed that so much I had to rewind and rewatch!
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  16. I watch lots of true crime stuff, but there’s something unique about your channel! I don’t know how to describe it. Very well-narrated and engaging, like watching a high production documentary. I hope you get all the views you deserve :)
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  17. This is so tragic they could of helped their daughter and others instead they hid her away 😢 💔
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  18. We've got mushroom risotto for dinner tonight, not sure I fancy it now.
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  19. Paul's the kind of guy I would have loved to have as my teacher, he has the power to explain any subject in a way that makes it interesting.
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  20. Can we just give Paul and his team a massive thank you for putting in that real hard work in the research, presentation and the fact he doesn’t just cover stories that everyone else has covered. Every video has been truly unique to me and the first time I’ve heard them 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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  21. What a coincidence….. Unruhe means restlessness in my language. Lots of love from Germany. Great channel btw.
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  22. the side eye at "up to 8 times a day" killed me
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  23. I know I shouldn’t laugh, but the first story is the most loony-toons way of murdering someone I’ve ever heard
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  24. the fact that you frequently cover cases unknown to most here on YouTube, on top of your respectfulness when speaking of the victims, and then visiting the relevant areas (when possible), has made you my favorite channel. keep up the GREAT work Well I Never! 💕
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  25. "But the [conspiracy theories] are not worth mentioning here." AND mental health lines & sites to visit. You, sir, are an absolute gem and a credit to the genre. Thank you.
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  26. I'd love to hear a deep dive on the Orang Medan case!
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  27. That’s a majestic moustache you’ve got there Paul.
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  28. I learned about her some years ago. Tragic . She played a pivotal role in the creation of the ADA. The only good that came from her sad story . Her family didnt deserve her , such a spirit . 💗
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  29. I think Beryl's brother is also trying to cope with the fact he liked, and enjoyed the company of, Christie and so needs Timothy Evans to be guilty.
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  30. I always remember how I first learned to draw cartoon eyes by following Mark's instruction on the show. I went on to LOVE drawing purely because I felt so proud of what I could achieve, all thanks to his simple tip. Now, at 25, I have been commissioned to illustrate for personalised gifts and children's books, and I'm currently working on my own illustrated story series. Simple perhaps, but he had a big impact on my life from an early age. Thank you, Mark. Rest easy.
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  31. Your voice is so calming. Even when you're talking about murders, hangings and other atrocities it still feels like chatting with an old friend. Cheers!
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  32. What a psychopath! I'm a retired RN. On one occasion I was assigned a patient who had been my preceptor immediately after nursing school. The woman was not good to me. Later I learned she was in the midst of a divorce. Having been through one myself I knew how it distorts your perception of present events. Instead of stirring up bad things, I think my assignment of her became a healing point for both of us. If we desire mercy & forgiveness for ourselves, we must show mercy & forgiveness towards others.
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  33. I applaud your refusal to entertain the rumors and risk sullying this man's reputation. I've never heard of him although I grew up in the 90s but in the US, but I wish I had. They both sound like they inspired thousands of youngsters. Peace be to them and their loved ones.
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  34. Well done in getting through a difficult script. 😁 Can't wait for the next one!
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  35. As a fellow Tweed enthusiast I admire your courage to wear the full regalia loud& proud in public.
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  36. Im not surprised Charla came out of this stronger than ever. I knew this story but not the details. She was a young teenage runaway who went on to survive on the RODEO circuit. So its pretty safe to say this wasn't the first traumatic event she's gone through. Obviously the most traumatic, but definitely not the first. Good for you Charla, u r one tough mama 🙏
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  37. i know this'll probably never be seen but this channel is genuinely a comfort for me.. i love learning about history and this guy genuinely feels like an old teacher i had and was close with so its just a very comforting channel for me :) good video, good work, please never stop producing content
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  38. I remember watching the movie, and honestly, Merrick was perfectly portrayed as this unknown, even chilling "creature" from how he wore a sack over his head and was completely silent when first introduced. But like the doctor, we become educated that he was a normal person dealt a nasty health condition. His story is extraordinary and timeless as much as it is sad.
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  39. What a horrific crime. But you always present it so well. I really like these old vintage cases. Greetings from Norway 😊
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  40. Mr. Brodie, thank you. Buried my sweet Mother yesterday. Your voice & stories take my mind far away from the pain and I truly appreciate that.
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  41. I spent 11 years with a wonderful wolfdog female. Only just under 50% wolf (dna verified by the only reputable test available to the public). She was amazing but absolutely had her limitations and "special needs", such as zoo-like enclosure. I always walked her in a muzzle- just in case any other loose dog was dumb enough to come at her, because she would never stand down from an argument and I knew if any other animal was ever hurt, no matter who started it, she would have got the blame. Nothing ever did happen, but this - along with other realities - had to be always considered because she was not quite the same as a regular dog. Our bond was like nothing else, and we spent a huge amount of time together playing and exploring and so on. I say all this because I believe that under certain circumstances where an individual is educated, understands the needs and limitations of an animal, and has the means to properly provide a happy life for that animal, they can make wonderful companions (not pets though). However I personally can't imagine going as "deep" into the type of specialist care and needs that some of the more "extreme" exotics would have, such as Chips, Tigers, and so on. Perhaps folks that want to interact frequently with those super strong animals should pursue a career in zoology and try to find work as a special zookeeper. Just my 2 cents.
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  42. I live in Colorado and my college professor was related to her. She would throw rocks at people if they came to close. She really had a sad life at the end. Thanks so much Paul
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  43. I’ve heard this story many times in my life, but, this is far and away the most discriptive telling of the tale I have ever encountered. Thank you so much for your stellar research.
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  44. I realize it isn't possible for many of the crimes you cover as their locations no longer exist, but I appreciate the on-site reporting.
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  45. 1 hour of Mr. Paul Brodie's amazing stories and voice! Well, I never!
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  46. I love his storytelling! I’m in the hospital with an infected kidney stone that is stuck and hurts like hell but watching these videos is a great distraction! Thank you!
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  47. I love this guy. It’s like an awesome grandpa telling you a spooky story
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  48. Discovered you today and absolutely loving the content and delivery.
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  49. Honorably and respectfully told - when you brought flower to her grave, that's just so very sweet, finally giving that poor girl some well deserved thoughts all these decades later. Thanks for the content, I recently discovered your channel!
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  50. He must have had a super high metabolism.
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  51. 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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  52. My bank card is haunted....... money just disappears.....😂
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  53. 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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  54. 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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  55. This is simply gut wrenching. It didn’t have to be this way, which is why it was so tragic !
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  56. I Love Paul's voice.
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  57. 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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  58. 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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  59. “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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  60. 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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  61. 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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  62. 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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  63. No. They should never be kept as pets.
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  64. You gotta start sweating when Constable Sherlock arrives on the scene.
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  65. 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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  66. 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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  67. 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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  68. How incredibly heartbreaking. It's nice to know some people treated him humanely.
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  69. This channel is going to blow up quick. Quality content and fantastic delivery by the host. 12/10
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  70. Tragic story, magnificent whiskers by the way. 👍
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  71. 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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  72. 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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  73. Probably the most rational and real story of Holmes that I've ever heard, thank you! Excellent videos, wonderfully done!
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  74. Just found you and your stories! You have an absolutely beautiful voice for the stories that you tell! Thank you! ❣️
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  75. 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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  76. 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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  77. 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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  78. 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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  79. 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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  80. 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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  81. 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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  82. 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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  83. 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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  84. 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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  85. Top marks for impeccable French pronunciations, sir!👌 The Papin sisters case is fascinating, gory, and ultimately truly sad.
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  86. 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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  87. 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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  88. Interesting story! Even my dinner came up to check it out 🤢 keep them coming it’s helping my diet 😂😂
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  89. Fear not Paul, interlopers won't hack your channel without us knowing...no one can impersonate our favorite Scotsman! ❤
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  90. 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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  91. 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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  92. 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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  93. This is brilliant! This channel takes me back to the old discovery channel before it became a reality channel.
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  94. 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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  95. Such a tragic story but beautifully told...
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  96. I believe your channel will get more popular soon. I found it today and enjoyed every video so far!
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  97. 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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  98. Honestly the best narrator for these videos!! ICONIC!!
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  99. 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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  100. " 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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  101. I love a ghost story at Christmas but sadly the living can be more frightening
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  102. 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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  103. I love how you cover lesser known, but very intriguing, and interesting stories
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  104. Such an incredible channel, I am flabbergasted by how underrated you are. Please keep up the incredible work
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  105. They knew it was the devil because he put jam on the scone before the cream.😂
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  106. 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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  107. 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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  108. Welcome back, sir! You have been missed! ❤️
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  109. 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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  110. 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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  111. Well, I never heard a more creepier story so well told...
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  112. 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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  113. My grandmother survived this incident. She was one of the few in her class to do so.
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  114. This channel is insanely underrated.
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  115. No Cream was not Jack the Ripper, however he was a greedy evil person.
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  116. 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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  117. 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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  118. 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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  119. 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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  120. 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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  121. 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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  122. I can't imagine how creepy it would be to set foot on a ship that was clearly "adrift."
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  123. 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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  124. 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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  125. 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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  126. 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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  127. love listening to your voice, with true crime thank you for the job you do.
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  128. 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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  129. 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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  130. 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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  131. 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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  132. 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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  133. 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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  134. I love chimpanzees but they're dangerous creatures. No primates can not be kept as pets period.
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  135. 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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  136. Looks like you may be hitting the algorithm! Congrats, your page/content is awesome!!
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  137. Heavy hitter time? Impressive to see such a concise but well-rounded summary in under 20 minutes. Great work!! 👍 👏
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  138. 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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  139. 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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  140. 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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  141. Well…He’s definitely not a picky eater!
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  142. (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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  143. My 93yr old grandma told me about this channel haha i love it as much as she does ❤
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  144. 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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  145. You should've touched on the fact that the Father was expelled from England for being a Nazi sympathizer.
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  146. I suspect she died of cirrhosis of the liver rather than psoriasis. 😉
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  147. 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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  148. 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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  149. 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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  150. 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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  151. My mom, in 1937, was a 10 yo and this was her school. Her dad worked for the Sun Oil Co. She was on a bus on her way home when the explosion occurred (though she was supposed to have stayed at the school for a play rehearsal) She honored March 18 1937 for the rest of her life and she would be pleased that young people are still hearing the story almost a century later.
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  152. I have been following for a while, and I have to say, that you are a phenomenal commentator. You cover so many unknown, yet interesting cases, your voice is very calming, and you have a way to make the videos entertaining with small outbursts and reactions throughout, rather than have the video be a stern and serious, almost cold video. So bravo, good sir. Bravo!
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  153. A shallow and selfish woman. Every decision she made was thoughtless and destined to bring trouble.
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  154. So tragic and heartbreaking... You really have a great gift of telling a story!
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  155. Glad to see that you have a sponsor. Usually it is always the same brands that sponsor my favourite channels. Can't wait to see Paul advertising Manscaped in one of his next videos!!!
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  156. first stumbled into this channel just this morning after being recommended the Rosemary Kennedy story. When I subscribed, it's just 26k, and it hit 30k just a couple hours later. Bloody hell. Good job, mate.
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  157. I think the blitz covered for a bunch of killers. They did well to get this one and connect his various murders. Police investigation must have been a nightmare like everything else during those dark days. Thanks Paul and Co., you all did it again. ❤
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  158. Were they too remote for people to be able to witness and report any huge ass storms in the area? You tell a story so well and I always learn so much. It sounds tough, but I think I'd like being a lighthouse keeper as long as I could have my cat and dog along.
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  159. This might sound weird, but your voice is soo relaxing. I feel a lot more focused after watching a couple of your videos. Thank you! I feel more educated now.
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  160. This case has always fascinated me. Attenborough's depiction of him in the film was incredibly accurate by all accounts. An awesome episode, thanks Paul 👍👋👋
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  161. Brilliant story and amazing woman! Being shot down as she didn’t have the right code (or the other person had the wrong code ) seems the most logical unfortunately 🥲
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  162. Clicked quickly because I knew YOU would treat his story respectfully.
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  163. Paul's voice is so relaxing, even if he talks murder and accident.
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  164. He was such a sweet soul. I am happy for him that his last years in the Hospital were filled with kindness and sympathy.
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  165. I live in Colorado and was born in Denver. I've never heard this story. Thanks so much Paul for telling me some of my states history
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  166. This was a very chilling video, with a really concerning ending as well. I really love how you present this, and I just stumbled upon your videos. Definitely hoping to see you grow, you'd be a very strong voice in the creepy-content world.
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  167. I simply love the way you present your tales. Your voice inflections as you relate your stories give life to them. I could listen to you, my favorite Scotsman, all day!! You could do in depth stories on any and all of these ships. I'm sure you ad your research team could bring enough details that still have not been previously widely prsented that we would be sitting at the edge of our seats during your presentation. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job!
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  168. Please consider doing a piece on Tarrare - the 18th century French soldier and performer who would eat anything including children. His medical condition is still a mystery to this day. Thanks!
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  169. I really enjoy the old historical cases you put on your channel. These old cases are always interesting.
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  170. Thank you, sir! I love your videos, not only for the storyline, but you do your best to take us on scene. I live in America, am of moderate income, so I know I’ll never make it to Europe. Through your videos, I get to see parts of this world that I never will in person. I know God created a beautiful world to look at and appreciate, so I’m doing it vicariously through you. Thank you! 😍
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  171. Thanks for always showing respect for the victims in all the stories. I love this channel!
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  172. How could Barbara and Jese Sheasby ever get over the loss of their two precious children.. 😢 especially when dealing with hoaxes, false leads, and a psychiatrist who refused to give details of a dead man's confession, citing confidentiality.. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Whaaat? The man was dead! Something very odd about all that! Poor little June and Royston.. such a sad and tragic case.. 😥 Always good to see you out and about on location, Paul.. thanks for another fascinating tale..
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  173. My new favorite history channel. I hop you grow a lot with time. You sure deserve so many more followers. At least 1M!
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  174. This is very informative and sad
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  175. I plan to start pronouncing 'unscrupulous', 'necrogamy' and 'effigy' just like you say them. Yes, I'll struggle a bit to work the last 2 into casual conversation, but the whimsy it will add to my Southern drawl will be worth the effort.
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  176. My absolute favorite film. My son got me the toy rabbit with "blood" smeared mouth 😂 Merry Christmas Mr. Paul
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  177. I wish there was an audio only podcast version of this channel. I could listen at work, it would be awesome.
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  178. This is regional for me because I live and was born and raised in the Adirondacks of New York State. You created a very respectful and clear history of the sad and tragic story of Grace Brown. Thank you for your professionalism.
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  179. Thank you for providing me with my favorite guilty pleasure. I've found that I much prefer your true crime stories from the 19th and early 20th centuries over more modern tales, as everyone who was directly affected is long dead and gone. The idea that people are still currently hurting and mourning is too much for me, I suppose.
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  180. You should do a story on how the Kennedys took care of somebody else, Mary Jo Kopechne.
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  181. Love your content Paul - your blooper reel was hilarious. You have the best and most relaxing voice..
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  182. Amy Johnson's Gipsy Moth 'Jason', used for her flight to Australia, was given to the London Science Museum in 1931 and remains on display there in the Flight Gallery.
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  183. A lot of ghost hunters have tried to contact Robert's owner. A couple said they did have bad luck afterwards. Can't say if that was true, but I wouldn't push my luck and go see it!😂
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  184. A compilation video on my September 17, 2024 birthday?! Thank you so much! Good timing - I just got home from having some Indian food.
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  185. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this mass shooting. Thank you Paul for always delivering!
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  186. He was a huge influence to my little brother who has now won Awards for his technical painting and now my brothers little boy loves to paint. What a sad but awesome legacy he has left behind. Rest in peace Mark!
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  187. Oof, this one hits different. So glad we have come a long way with medical knowledge and ways to help those with disabilities. My son was born with spina bifida and can use forearm crutches but as he has gotten older mostly relies on his wheelchair to get around. From knee down he has paralysis. However, he has been fully involved in a General Ed setting since kindergarten and has lots of friends, does clubs, and even swimming! Couldn't imagine life without him and he loves his life too even though he still has days he is frustrated with his disability he has never complained. So so glad we live in a time he is able to accomplish things and more accepted for who he really is and not just seen as a sad burden (which he is not!). Thank you, as always, for the amazing video and tale from the past <3
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  188. Stumbled across your channel the other day and since then I have watched almost every video you have uploaded.. I am absolutely hooked on your story telling and subbed almost immediately! this episode also did not disappoint! Thank you so much for the content you create! looking forward to more in the future!
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  189. These mini docs have quickly become a macabre favorite listen while going about my day. Thank you!
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  190. If a Scotsman won't live there, it's got to be some serious supernatural forces going on. This, as always, will be good👏
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  191. lol killer rabbits, my neighbour has a rabbit, and he is white, should I be concerned 😟 interesting story Paul thanks for sharing
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  192. I thank you so much for posting these mini docs they are so professional I can't wait until this channel gets the recognition it deserves❤🙌
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  193. "Rosemary taught us the worth of every human being" Ted Kennedy. Ya, unless the human being is named Mary Jo Kopechne. Right teddy?
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  194. Wow, thank you for covering this story in such a respectful and careful manner!! I’m so glad you touched on the fact that people have fictionalized Gage’s story to be some sort of “horror story”, when in reality this, while the accident and the injuries it left is certainly terrifying, is more of a tragic and bittersweet tale of science and medicine conquering the odds, and a man surviving a near death experience and able to recover enough to live several more years, and pass with his family. I think the trend of making brain injuries such as this the catalyst for evil strawmen full of stereotypes for those with physical and mental disabilities is absolutely disrespectful, harmful, and cruel. The only other person I’ve seen cover stories as respectfully is AskAMortician!
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  195. I would have a fun suggestion for a topic! A Finnish WW2 soldier called Aimo Koivunen, who became a legend after he overdosed on amphetamine (given by the German soldiers) and survived through multiple different scenarios that seems impossible to survive from. Finns even now have a local saying because of him; Aimo annos (engl. Aimo amount) meaning taking a big amount of something.
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  196. I always find myself wrestling with whether to listen straight away, or to wait until I've 'clocked off' and can lay back with a glass of wine to be fully relaxed by Paul's lovely voice. Might just have to do both! 😂
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  197. I really like your style of storytelling and especially the type of stories that you choose. Everything is elegantly written and illustrated where, it can be. Your hosting is superb and the work you put into the program shows. You should be proud of such a marvelous channel. Good show, my man, and thank you for such good results!
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  198. Actually, there's a difference between "good Samaritan laws" and "duty to rescue", and you mean the latter. 2, is when a person can be prosecuted for failing to come to the aid of somebody in mortal danger. 1, exempts the helper from legal responsibility for injury caused in the course of an attempt to help in good faith. For example, if you attempt to resuscitate someone and they die, people can not seek to blame and sue or prosecute you for wrongful death, as your good intent to help someone even at a risk to yourself is beyond doubt.
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  199. Top notch narration and video to support the story. My TBI (veteran) means I slow the Video down to .75 in the youtube player. Helps me fully appreciate the stories and the video lasts longer. Your story telling skills are up there with Orson Welles. Looking forward to each presentation.
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  200. No way jose
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  201. I find these old cases particularly fascinating. What a tragic and heartbreaking case! 😪 How they underestimated Seifert, in spite of clear warning signs about his mental instability. The teacher who tried to protect the children.. what a lady. A harrowing story expertly related to us with great compassion. Thank you, Paul.. 🤗
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  202. I learned about this in law school, when they used Welansky's case to teach us about involuntary manslaughter. I went to school in Boston, so I went and checked out the site myself. Bay Village is such a lovely, quiet little neighborhood, it was hard to imagine there ever being either an active nightclub or devastating inferno.
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  203. Your videos of intrigue, mystery and murder are the best company on rainy nights. I've been enjoying them ever since I discovered the channel. Thank you, Sir.
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  204. I feel that a t-shirt with 'Well, I never want to be executed by Jack Ketch' should be made.
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  205. I'm from East Tx. and had never heard of this before,what a horrible tragedy. Hearing about the threats that the surviving children had to deal with from other families afterwards made me even more sad,the phrase "hurt people hurt people" comes to mind and seems very true in this case. Rest in peace to all those that lost their lives 🌹🕊
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  206. When I’m anxious or lonely I look to see if you’ve recorded another episode… your voice which is so melodious and clear, it gives me a pause for thought: my little stresses are nothing in the big scheme of things. Right then. Time to get comfy and listen to your latest gem! Bless you Paul. 👍
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  207. I watched The Elephant Man so many times as a child and it broke my heart. I cried my eyes out for the treatment he received. The world is a cruel place but you should at least find love and safely in your family. So sad
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  208. Mary believed she was being singled out because she was Irish, at a time when Irish immigrants were treated very poorly in America. I can't imagine how isolated she must have felt. Love your channel! Thank you for such a well researched program.
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  209. "I never loved them. i only loved my dog." me too, honestly
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  210. I really love finding out about these obscure but fascinating murders, thank you for sharing this story, Paul
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  211. 😢😢those poor animals even the ones that stayed in their cages ended up dead. It’s soo sad what a selfish man I can only assume it was one last act to get back at his wife having the animals let loose and ensuring he was killed in the process. Good video again! 🙌🏻
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  212. I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.” Tom Waits
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  213. That's a hell of a tombstone.
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  214. Not sure I know the answer to this. Such a tough call as there are morals v laws. How do you choose when you abide by both? A great, thought provoking story and brilliantly told. I'm glad I found your channel! 👋
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  215. Mr. Brodie, I felt compelled to tell you that when I am feeling quite depressed and begin to be overwhelmed by hopeless irrational thoughts, I try to focus on the truly wonderful things in life that I appreciate, such as my wife, my dog, a excellent pastrami sandwich, a warm breeze on a sunny day in spring, and knowing that there are uniquely gifted people such as You in the world , who can raise my spirits and bring a feeling of comfort merely by the sound of their voice and natural charisma. Thank You kindly Paul, Mr. Brodie!
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  216. I adore creepy tales of the sea!! Thank you, Paul 👍
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  217. This was really interesting, bc mostly the stories focus on the murder castle and not on H. H. Holmes.. Thank You 🖤
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  218. I admire the respect and brevity you made the focus of your story. Class act my friend. You deserve all the success you are receiving. Take care.
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  219. Seems to be a lot of the suspects met their ends in one way or the other quite close together in time. Between that & links to the Profumo affair & Freemasonry you can see why the conspiracy crowd's tongues were wagging. Excellent video as always, thank you.
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  220. Everyone remember to HIT LIKE😊
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  221. Sunset, crunchy leaves, tea and Paul...perfect autumn evening ❤
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  222. I hadn't that long ago found Well I never and I absolutely love it! I love history and mistery especially when it is told so well in such a respectful way sometimes a bit of humor when fit and in a ever so soothing voice. so it checks all the boxes of what I enjoy! Thank you!! 💌
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  223. Joseph’s story was made into a stage play as well as the movie. I worked in a community theater that had some exceptionally talented performers. When this play was staged, the actor who portrayed Joseph did so without any special makeup or prosthetics. He simply hunched one shoulder one way and moved and talked in the manner Joseph had to. The performance was so realistic that the audience soon forgot the actor had no makeup, and came to see the performer as Joseph was. By doing it this way, the audience was able to better see Joseph’s spirit and intellect, and not be stuck on just his physicalities. Poor Joseph. Even though his remains are not buried together, I hope the dear man in resting in peace. ❤
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  224. There are many who can have the urge to kill, even those who would never do it. It is frightening to think how easily he got away with poor little Iris’ death. Thank you for the reminder,
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  225. I’ve heard this story many times, but I’ve never heard gritty details like this!!
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  226. And that people is why I ALWAYS check the basement of a cabin for a copy of the Necrocomicon
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  227. I love your show, especially the longer ones that explore a common theme. And you're always so nattily dressed. Love your newsboy cap! Keep up the good work.
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  228. Mr. Brodie, excellent work as always. Educational, captivating and always well done. Keep up the good work Mr. Brodie!
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  229. What a wonderful Christmas gift
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  230. I live in Boston, and because of this, the city as a whole still takes fire safety incredibly seriously, above and beyond the legal requirements. In a lot of places in the US, violating fire code gets you a warning to correct it before the fire marshall comes back to check, but in Boston, they often shut the venue down entirely until it's fixed.
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  231. What a devastating story! Thank you for making sure the victims are remembered and honored.
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  232. This is more proof that it's important to be forgiving, moral, and level with children growing up. They only know what you teach them. It's a very fine line between good and evil sometimes. Children have greatness in them, it's up to us to make sure that greatness doesn't go to the wrong direction by the things we do!
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  233. Brilliant story I’m torn about the mob hanging them but as always fascinating piece of history 🤡
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  234. I just found your channel and I love it! You’re so easy to listen to. It’s smashing to find a fellow Brit to watch. It’s strangely comforting hearing your voice and seeing your kind face on YouTube. 🥰
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  235. That poor girl.. He was a low life dog who thought he was something big and used her scadalously. Hope his soul is where it belongs... Rip dear.
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  236. I was so involved in the narration, I didn't even hear psoriasis, just filled in cirrhosis myself. 😂
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  237. You Sir, have an amazing gift of being able to engage people when telling stories. Well, I never, that hour flew by. New subscriber here!
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  238. History and true crime go together so well!
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  239. I don't know how your video doesn't have millions of likes and views because is the best I have ever seen about this story!! Thank you for posting!
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  240. I really enjoy your long videos. I hope that you will continue to make them.
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  241. It always takes guts to be different in such a sometimes lethally judgy world, especially as a female so you really have to admire these independent minded women. I went to small schools and was always the only female on the, all boys, school teams. It is not made fun of NOW to be a sporty woman, but it was when i was a kid (1970s-80s) and I wonder how much guff these women, took 150 years ago. I still do all my sports, but there are plenty of women participating and supporting each other nowadays. Yay! And i find men pretty supportive of the women as well which is freakin' awesome to finally experience! Thanks to those dudes! TY WIN for presenting these women as women beyond there circus/vaudville-like maybe, side and not as freaks.
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  242. People were able to get away with so much more crime back then it’s crazy scary !! Murder everywhere.
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  243. Well ....I never ... want to miss a video from you so very talented sir.
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  244. This man and his organization of documentarians must be hailed. Great oration, great voice, great presentation, great appearance, great immagry, and just the right length of video. Much appreciated! Honestly riveting material, and a wonderful documentation of highly interesting history.. You all are great at what you do.
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  245. Wow! Never heard about this fascinating and gruesome slice of Irish history, thanks Paul 🙂 Brilliantly told, as always 😊
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  246. You make a wonderful travel guide, sir. Even if the tales are grim, you make the trip bearable.
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  247. Very tragic, to be a passenger on the Princess Alice. Those who were not killed during the collision, fell into the filthy, polluted Thames. Some who were rescued, passed from the ingestion of diseased, poisoned water. I would imagine not many people knew how to swim or even float. Thank you for your historic sharing.
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  248. Wowwwwzers! Paul turns around and marries her sister after her death?!! Such a crude and twisted act! Smh! Love your channel!
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  249. It's always a pleasure to listen to your narration of any tale.
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  250. This is how true crime should be done: From a historical perspective, long after anyone directly affected has passed. Without taking that time, true crime is just exploitation - turning a horrific event into entertainment, even as families could still be grieving.. Thank you, Well, I Never, for taking that time. This channel proves over and over that there are plenty of fascinating stories that can be told without crossing that line.
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  251. Of all the many tellings of Crippen's case, yours will always be my favourite. Watching you try to control your bafflement and little skit about a man not escorting a male guest to the loo is always a delight.
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  252. Such a tragic story 🥲 terrible for poor fanny 🥺and also for Lizzie and Minnie when they knew what happened after they want believed ! 😭 having to live with that must be awful -loved the on location though 👍🏻
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  253. Poor Oliver.. What an intriguing story from England, with a little Hollywood thrown in! 🎥👍 Thanks, Paul.. really enjoyed it!
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  254. You are a hell of a story teller 👍😘
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  255. Always love your content! Such a wonderful energy you have and such fascinating historical journeys you take us on! Thank you!
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  256. This narrator is the best storyteller on YouTube!
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  257. I like the way you've told the story here. There's many details that help bring more light as to what happened, and you've not scandalized the details for views. Great job!
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  258. I always love your stories. Your voice is perfect for story telling. I LOVE your accent too.
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  259. A miscarriage of justice, and then a ridiculous justification years later, oh yeah the powers that be... another excellent episode Paul, thank you Sir!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔❣️
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  260. Mob mentally is so dangerous and I wonder how many regretted their actions the next day 🥲yet again another amazing story !! Thank you 🙏🏻
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  261. What a fascinating case! Jack was so young and probably very naive. Who knows how much pressure the police put him under in order to get a confession! So many strange factors.. I love your clear and concise storytelling, Paul and it's always a pleasure to see you out on location. It really adds a special touch to your unique videos.. thank you for this intriguing case. It certainly made me say, "Well I never!" 🙋🏻‍♀️
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  262. I have quickly become addicted to this talented gentleman reading all these stories...a true talent 😂😂😊
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  263. Gruesome history. Yes, humans are cruel beyond measure. Thank you for enlightening us via your expertly done video.
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  264. I was very tired watching this and so at 15:01 I thought you said 'a man farted the north' I think its bedtime for me. Thanks for the video Paul:_Skully:
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  265. I only found your channel recently, and I must say I love this channel and the presentation, even though the stories are sad, it is always a delight to see you pop up. Thank you for creating such an informative channel.
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  266. Is it bedtime? Yes. Am I going to stay up another 20 minutes to watch this video? Absolutely.❤
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  267. I wish we were family, I bet Thanksgiving with you would be spectacular! Video suggestion; do a video about your life! What made you come up with the channel? You are amazing. My favorite YouTuber no doubt!
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  268. Mr brodie i waited up especially for your video tonight i just know its going to be fantastic thank you mr brodie and team 😊
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  269. Ah, the Luddites. The most misrepresented group in modern history! Thank you for covering this!
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  270. A German version of Sweeney Todd... but worse because he preyed on young people. What an incredible story, superbly told. Thanks Paul 👍
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  271. I was very impressed with how well done this video was and how well it was narrated. What I liked best was that it got straight to the point and avoided being long-winded.
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  272. Born on Halloween and became a bit of a nightmare. Predestination? Lovely work as always. Paul always make my day better.
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  273. I woke up and was annoyed because I didn't have to be up with the alarm this morning and as soon as I saw the notification for your channel. Got over my irritation real quick. I had graduated in June of 88 and was going to college when this happened. I remember the news stories. It was horrible! Thank you for covering this.
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  274. Thanks, Paul. The best storyteller on YouTube.
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  275. Oh my gosh, some of these are so awful. What’s wrong with people? I mean like, Go Annie! but GEEZ!
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  276. My uncle had nuerofibromatosis. He lived with so many tumors and eventually became isolated except for his many cyber friends. I don’t remember his appearance so much as I remember his dry sense of humor and him teaching me how to play poker.
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  277. Thank you for mentioning the use of witchcraft accusations and punishments for “scold” as a means of controlling women. Incidentally, there is a strong chance that the Salem witch trials originated with a property dispute.
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  278. I love the style, voice, choice & delivery of facts & videography - you are the best!! You've found your niche, I look forward to every episode😂❤!!
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  279. Iove a bit of toilet humour 😂😂 another great show! Of course he or his mistress did it ! Keep them coming 👍🏻
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  280. Poor Sidney Tiffin. I bet the police looked at him closely by about the 7th body!
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  281. Thanks Paul Good day everyone wherever you are hope all is well I'm here listening from sunny saint Lucia have a great day and weekend
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  282. I love hearing the dark history of things we today now use as fun like songs or sayings. This was a great video, I really loved how I though Ring around the rosies was being sung strangely until you mentioned it's sung differently between the UK and the States. Thanks Pop pop Brodey!
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  283. I remember seeing Mark and Natasha at Lulworth Cove one time. They were such a lovely couple and loved talking to all the kids who recognised him. I was heartbroken when I heard about what happened to them.
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  284. I would LOVE to hear more about the Ourang Medan. It makes me wonder if there was some sort of gas leak that killed the crew. Maybe chemicals they had on board but weren't aware could react with each other?
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  285. You, Sir Paul, are a terrific narrator. No bloviating on your channel! Well done! Love your vids!
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  286. Yay! My favorite story teller is right on time! Just getting ready to fall asleep to the dulcet tones of this kind man.
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  287. I wouldn’t have stood a chance back then. I have three separate birthmarks and a few moles. I also have freckled skin. A sad tale told beautifully. May their souls rest in peace. Thank you xx
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  288. Loved how you add a little humour during this story. Thank you
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  289. I think she is guilty. It was her poisoning her friend and her husband that convinced me. That with the arsenic being traced back to her husband’s work, that’s pretty concrete evidence. She previously showed indifference to her neighbors, so if she could poison people close to her, I wouldn’t put it past her to poison people didn’t care about. My heart goes out to the victims and all who suffered as result of her actions.
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  290. My gosh, Annie was a flippin boss
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  291. Well, I never thought that she would be so cruel as to ruin so many lives...
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  292. Love your style of narration. No need for images... I listen in bed with my eyes closed.
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  293. Great, a long episode! Thank you so much "Well, I Never"! 🙂Going to enjoy this with a cold beer and summer air flowing in the open windows. Have a great weekend everyone! 🙂 <3
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  294. I love the ocean - so powerful and unpredictable! We recently moved to a little house by the sea and I find it fascinating how so little of the ocean floor has actually been mapped. What lurks down there in the abyss? It is so intriguing and also very scary.. love to have a swim but who knows what is living below the water.. 😱 I just love these mysteries..
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  295. I’ve just noticed you have less than a million subs , big props to you for putting such good and high quality content for such an educational and well edited video. Keep going I love your content !
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  296. Another great video! I just graduated with a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice and serial killers were a big interest for me. You are definitely inspiring me to make my own channel for true crime!
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  297. I admire your ability to pronouce all of these names! 8-)
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  298. What a fascinating video, thanks Paul :_Skully:
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  299. Splendid work! Fascinating as always, and perfectly presented!
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  300. If I might make a suggestion. In the 1950s there was a terrible school fire in Chicago at the Our Lady of Angels catholic school. My father was a boy at the time, growing up in Chicago, and though he didn't attend that school, he has memories of it happening and how it suddenly changed everything for all of Chicago's schools and fire safety.
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  301. Happy 4th if July to those who celebrate it. Paul, this is going to be a great way to celebrate. Thanks so much
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  302. Thanks Paul for a well done presentation and beautiful location video. Well worth the effort. Sad these women were so undervalued as to be thought the cause of being murdered. It seems the men involved were the evil ones.
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  303. I love that you keep uploading videos in such extremely high quality and passion. The way you tell the stories and include so much personal "contact" to these stories where you often go to those places in real life or put a flower on the grave of that poor girl. Youtubers like you are soo rare, i hope you will keep up this hard work for a long long time Stay safee🙏
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  304. Shocking story, brilliant presentation and narration.
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  305. Thank you for a very well told and edited piece of history, about an amazing and brave woman. I have only just found you and have immediately subscribed and hit the bell. Looking forwards to more.
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  306. What a tragic story. My question is, why do people seem to be anxious to admit to a crime they never committed?? Poor Iris. May she Rest In Peace. Thank you Paul for sharing! Blessings to you and your family! ❤️✝️
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  307. I have only recently discovered this channel. The writing is good, the delivery is excellent, and I really enjoy Mr. Brodie's personal style and aesthetic sense.
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  308. This is the 3rd story of yours that I've watched. You have fascinating tales to tell and I cannot say enough good things about your channel. Your voice. Your professionalism. I know you have done research to give great details and information. Thank you!
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  309. Thank you, Paul! As someone living close to Han(n)over, I'm familiar with the story, but I'm happy to hear your take on it.
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  310. Stories are just more exciting and easier to listen to when read with a British accent
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  311. A morning with Paul. Perfect start to the day!
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  312. I love that the local FC are The Daniels. That's beautiful.
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  313. This is my first time watching your channel. My mum is Scottish from Dundee, near Broughty Ferry, and I miss the UK. I just adore your voice and your delivery of the cases here: not to mention your excellent research and presentation. So happy I have found the channel.
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  314. What an interesting, sad and absolutely terrifying case. I know that women are more likely to kill by poisoning but I had never heard of this case. This video is very well done and I really enjoy your narration you have a great voice!
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  315. Well Paul, interesting subject… Thanks so much for maintaining your humour whilst talking about yet another ghastly episode of Horrible Things People are Capable of doing to Each Other!
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  316. Newbie here. Have been playing catch up. Great content and no waffle, just straight to the point. As for Dahmer, I think that he knew what he was doing and was just plain evil!
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  317. I'm so happy about you playing out my Glaswegian "I can go ma self" "He can go himself!" 😂
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  318. I do enjoy unusual cases from a bygone era! Really loving the upload.. listening as I go to the land of nod.. so a quick comment and thumbs up for the algorithm.. 👍 Thanks so much, Paul..
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  319. First of all, I need to applaud your magnificent facial hair. Secondly, that was an incredible story and you did a great job telling it 👏🏻 👏🏻
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  320. Great to see you back with us sorely missed but glad you're back with another intriguing tale 😀
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  321. New episode of Well, I Never! Yes!!
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  322. Yes, British true crime is my favourite. I remember back in the day when I used to watch crimewatch UK. Some of the UK cases on there were so eerie, especially with the reconstructions. Anyway so many underrated cases in the UK, so it's good to see a huge video covering them thanks
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  323. Dundee boy here. I often heard snippets about this event when I was growing up, but never knew the whole story. Very well put together video, thank you for sharing!
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  324. Once again, a beautifully narrated true story on a horrible tragedy. Thank you Paul for your adding your well understood narration. I'm from the US and I absolutely adore your narrations. You have a true talent.
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  325. CONGRATULATIONS on 300k subs, Paul.. so deserved 👏🍾🥂🥳🎉💕
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  326. You're always the most enjoyable presenter i watch. Thank you.
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  327. Having trouble sleeping, I decided to watch some documentaries and came across your channel. Amazing storyteller and the background music and your soothing voice relaxed me and I started falling asleep. But I didn’t want to fall asleep because I wanted to listen to your stories! 😊
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  328. I'd think they would have asked not only if the devil came to Devon but why would the devil go to Devon? Wonderful as always. You made my morning Paul.
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  329. We’re not worthy, but Paul and the bunch gave it to us anyway. Thanks. ☕️😊 ❤
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  330. Thank you. Really interesting. Clear and concise enough to keep a non historian like me enthralled.
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  331. 🎉 Paul, you have a wonderful presence. Thank you for doing these wonderful videos.
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  332. Definitely a cautious tale that not all children are innocent. Really sad. Thank you Paul
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  333. You really have to ask yourself how such an amount of totally undeserved illness and cruelty can be endured by just one innocent and - despite everything - lovable being. This story is truly heartbreaking....
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  334. Paul you and your crew always out do yourselves such a pleasure being part of your sensational channel
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  335. Wow I had requested this video and you made it!!! I feel so lucky ❤❤❤❤❤
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  336. Such a sad story. I remember when I was a boy at boarding school in the 1980's and we had movies in the assembly hall on Saturday nights. Some master decided it would be a good idea to put on the 1980 movie The Elephant Man. The hall was completely silent which was very unusual, and after which we all walked back to our boarding houses and barely said a word before we all went to bed. A lot different effect on 400 boys from when say they put on Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon, after which we were all Kung Fu Fighting on our way back to our boarding houses. I'm not sure I've got the stomach to watch The Elephant Man again.
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  337. ❤ Another video, like so many others, that I don't understand how you can keep a straight face!! Wonderful video, as always!! 😊
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  338. For fun my father buys old beat up Singer lightweight sowing machines and restores them back to their previous beauty. He’s had some very early ones that were poo when he got them and gorgeous when he finished them.
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  339. I agree with a similar comment someone else stated. How do you not have more subscribers? You sir, are an excellent narrator. Please, continue your work! I’m subscribing!
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  340. Wonderful grouping of "crime noir" stories from the forties. My mum and dad grew up in Central England, Bradford and Brighouse. I can almost imagine the setting and the characters! Well done!!
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  341. Hello Paul! What a gruesome story of this man! May all his victims Rest In Peace. I kept waiting for them to discover that he’d sold the meat of his victims as ground pork, but I guess they didn’t think so. I love your videos and your voice and personality! Right then! Take care, blessings always! ❤️✝️
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  342. You are an amazing storyteller
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  343. I had a book of the original Brothers Grimm 'fairy tales' and indeed, they were grim.
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  344. Dude ... keep these videos up! The atmosphere; the presentation; your voice - all perfection!
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  345. The story about the "ghost ship" being seen every 48 years was the most fascinating one, in my opinion! All were really interesting. Thank you, James 😊!
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  346. I just stumbled upon your channel. The way you tell the stories is very enticing. Cheers from Canada!
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  347. I have never heard more disturbing stories than these. Very well told.
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  348. I would love to see you do a Calhoun County Alabama trio...Viola Hyatt, Audrey Marie Hilley and Nanny Doss. Three violent, murderous women, all from the same very small country town!
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  349. I bet the pill set him off stupid woman. And her poor friend paid the price. Or he got upset being left alone he snapped with tragic consequences as he could not control his emotions. Very well told story.
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  350. Mr. Paul, no idea how I found you, but, I'm glad I did. Amazing storytelling
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  351. Love all of your stories! Even if I have heard the story before, I'll listen again to hear you tell them :)
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  352. Thank you for covering this case, since it is not well known even in Germany. Also props for making an effort to pronounce any of the names, although some were still pronounced incorrectly. I know it's not easy for non-native speakers to get them right. 🙂 Looking forward to more episodes on lesser known tragedies!
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  353. Paul, yours’ is my favorite channel & I look forward to each new video of yours. Your skill at storytelling & keeping the listener interested throughout is quite impressive. Just a quick question for you. Would you ever consider sharing your “bloopers” at the end of your videos? In one of your videos you shared your hilarious reaction to a lady getting angry at her husband for not escorting another man to the bathroom. I have to tell you I laughed so hard!! ( “He can go by himself!!”😅) Any way, love you & your channel. Keep up the good work!! ❤
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  354. there's just something about a magnificent beard and an English accent that i cannot resist! new sub right here from America 👍
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  355. 2 videos in 1 week, your spoiling us Paul. I'm not complaining. Thanks so much
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  356. Thank you sir for this wonderfully done video! It excites me to see elders online, we can learn so much from you! Id love to hear any stories you’d like to share with us
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  357. Doing genealogy I found that my 13th great grandma was the first woman killed for being a "witch" in America. There is a somewhat fictionalized account of her life in the book "One of Windsor."
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  358. Fantastic, another wonderful video, an awesome compilation with outstanding research. I'm sitting back take it away Paul
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  359. I like the calm and not pushy way you told the tail, thanks, I’ve subscribed. Looking forward to more
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  360. This gentleman is an AWESOME narrator. He kept my interest from the beginning all the way to the end. I've heard & seen this story b4. But, gr8 video. Thanks, bro.
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  361. He's here! Our favourite Scotsman.. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 I hit like even before listening.. 🤗🙋🏻‍♀️
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  362. Outstanding content, and well delivered! Build it and they will come
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  363. The happy heritage of learning poems, rhymes and songs that your great great grandparents did should always be embraced ❤ Thank you Paul for a look at the oft macabre origins of these rhymes🙏🏻❤️🇬🇧 😊
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  364. Mr brodie please stop with your amazing videos I can honestly say your amazing presenter and face the most fascinating murder or mystery tales I so look forward to your new video
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  365. Remarkable fellow, nothing short of a miracle he lived that long.
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  366. Although travels to film these cases take more effort, l want to thank you for your work. The videos are fantastic! 👏
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  367. Wow! I wasn't expecting this! Antique Steiff toys are a passion of mine, but I never heard of Robert! Those moth holes in his face really add to his creepiness.. Loved it, Paul.. what fun! 👍
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  368. Well, that was very interesting Paul, and a tough one to think whom the suspect could have been? Mind you the police constable seemed like a strange soul. I think in my own opinion someone in politics, maybe a horrific cover up for the deed they had done then got the girls pregnant… I guess as you said; “we will never know”. Thanks for sharing.
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  369. One of the best YouTube Channels out there! Thank you, Mr. Brodie for always producing a well-researched and exquisitely presented tale. LOVE your format -- don't ever change!
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  370. I don't know anything about France's legal system but didn't they have something similar to at least a manslaughter charge? Times were different then and women didn't have a lot of choices but DANG! I'm really loving your content! I look forward to seeing more. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  371. Oh my! You look so dapper in your tweeds!! I absolutely love your crime stories, but your sense of style is the icing on the cake!
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  372. I know I can give you a thumbs up 👍 even before watching. I've loved everyone. Keep up the awesome work!
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  373. Just on my way home from work can't wait to watch this when I get in, with a nice cuppa 🎉❤ xx
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  374. thanks for the extra work put into this episode :) Rest In Peace June x My Uncle was a GP in Pangbourne for 40 years and my Grandparents also lived there, my Grandad planted 2 trees in the front garden as tiny saplings and they are now huge pine trees, lovely village. I must visit there again x
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  375. It's chilling, since I lived in London, Ontario for a number of years, that I would have walked past that area on Dundas Street often and not known this story. I am guessing it is within a couple of blocks of the intersection of Richmond and Dundas, which would have been the city centre. Thank you for this upload Paul; and even though the luggage is out of my budget, the video with your cute costar was priceless. The little young lady was darling too💕
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  376. 14:41 - "He then heard an explosion, which I can only assume sped up the process." Oh my gods, I'm dying! 🤣
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  377. Outstanding! This upload was such a gift. Thank you so much Paul (and all the others there who I am sure are very nice). 😊
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  378. I like your style. Very much your own. Thank you for bits of history 🤗
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  379. This is why I would never want to win the lottery. To many crazies out there that would want to hurt you or your family. I can't imagine sending my grandkids to school with bodyguards. Thank you Paul for another wonderful video
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  380. Another great episode I especially liked the visits to the old builds & areas where it took place!! Well done sir keep it up 👍🏻
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  381. To be fair, both the Thames and the Mississippi are silty, but the Thames has much more history attached to it. Thank you Paul for letting us mudlark with you and Nicola. The fact she could track the luggage tag to a person was impressive 👏
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  382. Thanks for the new video, and have a nice weekend everyone! 🙂
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  383. Intriguing story, a truth we'll never know, thanks again Paul for another enthralling video
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  384. Thanks for the great videos, I'm really enjoying them! It feels like just having a cup of tea with a historian and listening to some interesting true stories =)
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  385. Ha! I know both Chipping Campden and Charingworth very well, living only a few miles away, but unaware of this piece of history. Ebrington is actually pronounced "Yerberton", by the locals. Thank you for another interesting video.
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  386. Thank you, Paul. Hope you and your family/friends have a merry Christmas ❤
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  387. Absolutely heartbreaking 💔😢
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  388. 'i guess Dukes of York have just never been popular people' (24:01) and the expression on your face :) chef's kiss
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  389. I came to watch a tale of gruesome injury, expecting another shock and awe sideshow exhibit like so many YouTube historians like to put out. Instead I found a thoughtful and even compassionate retelling of human injury and perseverance. Thank you deeply for the pleasant surprise.
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  390. Excellent presentation of this intriguing case with the most sensational trial! Even though the evidence against Edith was flimsy at best, I am not wholly convinced of her innocence.. 🤔 Edith was a woman who always got what she wanted, or what she didn't want in the case of poor Percy..🤦🏻‍♀️ Great job, really enjoyed this.. thank you Paul 👍
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  391. Off topic, but if they ever do a live action Frozen, Duke of Wessleton.
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  392. Hoch makes the Tinder Swindler look like Prince Charming.
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  393. “Well, I never” heard of this one before. Thanks for the great video as always.
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  394. Thank you Mr brodie can't wait to watch this video. You videos cheer me up especially now I'm stuck in bed with a terrible flu 😢
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  395. Great story! I’d never heard of it. I guess I could say “well I never..”
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  396. I worked at Borocourt hospital from 1979-1981 what a coincidence? I never heard about this story though, thank you sir x
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  397. Always so well researched, written and presented! Always told with great empathy. This was a tough one indeed. Thanks for all your hard work Paul..👍🤗
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  398. Dapper and elegant presentation again Paul. Thanks for sharing this story.
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  399. Our beloved Mr Brodie will soon be at 500K subscribers.. deservedly so! 👍🥂 I have so enjoyed following this channel and watching it grow.. Here we have yet another intriguing case.. at least Viola said a warm goodbye to her dogs and cats.. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Thanks for another fascinating episode, Paul..
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  400. "I can go mahself." "He can go himself." "I can go mahself!" Totally made my day 😂🥰 xo
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  401. Fantastic, another tale of horror, sorrow, and intrigue, Paul. Many thanks again
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  402. I love your style, your accent and the level of detail you go in to. Cracking work. Keep it up. Subbed.
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  403. This is my first video from this channel. The amount of effort into its production is insane. I can't believe this is really out for free 😭 Thanks so much and keep at it!
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  404. It sounds like both captains were at fault, but the city of London was at bigger fault for allowing such pollution which killed so many who might have been rescued.
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  405. Omg I had read about this guy in a book a few years back, and never forgot about it! I would love to know what he medically suffered with. Tapeworms, pica and some mental issue is my guess. Lol
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  406. that was the classiest hello fresh ad I've seen so far 😆
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  407. Yes please. Your voice is soothing and story telling is superb. 🇦🇺
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  408. Such a terrible tragedy. The good news is that the event led to many safety and health improvements.
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  409. Having $50,000 at hand didn't bring them any total Happiness in their lives Ever......because Money doesn't BUY Happiness !!!!
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  410. I finally got my Internet restored after being without for 10 days since Hurricane Beryl. Time to CELEBRATE with some bingeing!!❤🎉
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  411. I’m sooo happy that someone has finally covered this! Having lived in Brighton my entire life, I’ve been trying my best to find more information about this topic but it’s been so difficult. Thank you!
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  412. This video was really well-made! Great work
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  413. Beautiful backgrounds. Love when you travel!!!
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  414. It's so scary thinking about what those poor victims went through. Thank you for covering it in your normal respectiful and brilliant way.
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  415. This channel is the best! I've been looking for one that covers historic true crimes in an engaging and respectful tone. I have many books on the subject, but sometimes you'd rather hear it covered by an engaging and creative narrator. Thank you for doing what you do :)
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  416. I really appreciate how respectfully you treat every case. Sadly, lots of True Crime channels ans shows are just about using the victims for a cheap effect, goo and horror + romantisise the killers. It's good to see, that you're different and respect the victims as real people.
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  417. Well done Paul! Cromwell was, uh, QUITE the character. Would love to hear you talk about him (and his infamous head) ❤
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  418. When you introduce us to these people and their stories I feel as if I have met them. Well done!
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  419. I will add this to my list of things not to try.
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  420. Dr. Lacasagne (sp?) had a most amazing moustache!
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  421. Fantastic. I asked another mystery channel to look into this story because I'm South African but they never did. So thank you
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  422. 13:59 I can’t believe this guy just seamlessly fused all three of my favorite subjects into the first 14 minutes of this video— true crime, history, and poetry— ARE U KIDDING ME?! This channel is CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED. Bravo sir 🫡👏🏻
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  423. Well, I never. Thanks, Paul truly a bone-chilling story that is not heard of before. Great channel.
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  424. Y'know, when the Dahmer show came out recently, everyone was like: "OMG, you love crime stuff! You gotta see it!" and it made me sick to my core how they took something so depraved, dramatized it, made the killer into a Tumblr sexy man, and gave him a tragic backstory. That show was feeding the sick people who worship serial killers, not the ones wanting to study them. This is how you do it. Informative, not shying away from the brutality, but not sensationalizing it either. This feels far more respectful and worth people's time to watch.
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  425. I like those stories from the past. there are so many stories who will be forgotten if they arent told. And this from everywhere around the world. My father collected them while he was on the road trough europe, as an international truckdriver. Unfortunatly most of his writings where lost in a rainstorm that flooded his office, a couple of days after he passed on. Little stories of little people, but sometimes with great life lessons. Stories of unknown heros,....
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  426. I’ve just discovered your channel and I’m so glad I did. Excellent work. Thank you, subbed!
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  427. The collapsed floodlight pylon at 2:05 was caused by a storm a couple of years before the fire. Ominous to think that was next to where the fire started.
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  428. I just found your channel. I like your story telling style.
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  429. So good to see you, Paul, thank you for making my day better :-) Can't wait to watch the video after work.
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  430. Really a sad story. The ignorance of people can get to the point of extreme cruelty. It was really touching with the picture of the woman that smiled at him at 13:45. Thanks a lot for the story.
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  431. Thank you for these! My beloved, late husband was an Austrian cop; I learned so much from him, and all of it was fascinating. You present the cases clearly and with such gentle elegance that they don't seem crude or sensationalistic in the telling. Bravo!
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  432. I’ve caught myself walking around saying “Well, I never!” All day long recently... and I just have to say I think I have nailed your accent!
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  433. Ah another truly distressing story told in such a way that my soul is still soothed by a voice I could listen to for hours.
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  434. "Youve done your species proud" love that line. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
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  435. Love the narration ! Well done !
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  436. Nice job on the narration, sir. I wish dispatchers would simply get the address and SEND cops and EMT instead of trying to stall and keep people on the lines. Poor Charla.
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  437. The narrator is such a fine genlleman with a lovely scottish accent and his narration is so clear and precise wonderful experience 😅
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  438. What a sad story.. 😢 Poor Grace was clearly blinded by love and didn't heed the warnings.. She imagined they could become a happy family! I have no time for "born again" Christians! I am glad Chester got what he deserved.. An intriguing case from a bygone era. Thank you, Paul.. 🙋🏻‍♀️🤗
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  439. As sad as it is that he was treated so horribly, I'm heartened by the amount of people that came out to support him
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  440. Your narrations are intriguing. Your tales are so wonderful. Absolutely love your posts and get to them ASAP. Love what you do very much. Salutations from North Carolina USA.
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  441. Paul,you are loved here in baton rouge Louisiana,be blessed
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  442. I've never heard about that letter or that theory. It would make sense. Especially since it was from such an unexpected source. They wouldn't have perceived him as a threat over the killing of that young man. He was just another day of business. It's a good theory, and one I will use next time I'm included in the old argument of which high profile mobster it was. Thank you for another VERY interesting video. Well done!
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  443. I guess he ended up the way he deseved. He wasn't punished legally, but he didn't have much of a life and died, very much alone. It's not as good as if he'd gotten convicted, but it seems fair enough. Of course I am saying that not related to his victim.
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  444. You are very much appreciated from a small town in California.
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  445. How very interesting, hearing about early forensic medicine. And what a story.
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  446. 👏 to your sound editing...your exterior shots sounded very close to your interiors, not always easy to do 👍 Good thing Sherlock was a good detective too.
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  447. I'd like to see a collaboration between Coffeehouse Crime, Well I Never, and That Chapter... England, Scotland, and Ireland! 😊
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  448. Well done, so interesting! I forgot the title and was surprised it was a woman. Lol I think she had been abused, I have to be on her side, she was good to her cats.
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  449. Wow what a tale. Kim was a piece of work nasty and the husband a man of straw. Rip the wife very sad
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  450. Great idea to do a compilation, Paul 👍 Really look forward to watching this..
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  451. Your spontaneous reaction to what you were narrating about Monmouth's execution made the story more impactful, but I still love best when you couldn't help stifling laughter when retelling how Mrs Crippen got in an argument with Dr Crippen about not escorting a dinner guest to the toilet! I laughed for 10 minutes!
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  452. Your narrations are so cool and makes me wanna watch more
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  453. I have more sympathy for Travis who was treated like a human child , left behind when he was mourning and given drugs he should never of had 😢😢
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  454. I really love your videos. They're always well put together with a clear storyline and very thrilling to follow. But even better is the voice telling these stories. You have a calm voice, very clear and comfortable on the ears. Perfect pace too. I love doing chores while listening to the stories, relax on the couch watching the videos or help me fall asleep with your calming voice. Thank you so much for uploading frequently ❤
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  455. Love this channel. Great presentation. Tasteful humor not insulting or making light if the dark topics and majestic facial hair that deserves an award
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  456. There was a joke that Haigh helped increase the conviction rate while he was held while on trial as he would offer inmates 'legal advice' much of which was complete rubbish. He was also nicknamed 'Corpus delicti' as he believed that this meant that in order to be prosecuted, the police had to have a body. (Haigh misinterpreted 'Corpus' as literally meaning 'body' whereas it's meaning is more like 'Body' in 'Body of evidence'.)
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  457. Best theory of the Mary Celeste is they abandoned it due to a storm. Many sailors back then assumed ownership rights to abandoned but still seaworthy vessels...not all of them granted due to not knowing if there was criminal conduct involved.
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  458. Once again, respectfully done and professionally executed. Bravo.
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  459. What a strange and twisted tale. Thank you, Paul 👍🏻
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  460. I'm loving these on-location videos! Great stories, great narration and great presentation Thank you! 😊
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  461. Paul, this is the second time I've heard you talk about poisoned chocolates and I don't like it! 🤣 And we're coming up on Halloween!!! Another great video, thanks for everything! I have told so many people about this awesome channel! 👍
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  462. Love your videos! I watch them even if I know the story just to hear you tell it :) Also season 5 of American Horror Story (Hotel) has a plot that is loosely based on his insane architecture!
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  463. Fantastic video and work Paul, taking us down the dark side of human nature, it's hard to believe that these people existed thank you so much for sharing your intriguing video
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  464. Your outrage over the botched first autopsy was delicious!
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  465. Seems like Mary needed to learn the words to happy birthday to me and wash her hands more 🤔 😂 love this one! Keep them coming 👍🏻
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  466. "Presage" is such a great word--hadn't heard it in a while; thanks!
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  467. What an awful tragedy! There seemed to be no escape: those who didn't drown or got killed in the collusion, died later after ingesting the polluted water. Thank you for honoring the memory of the victims.
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  468. I dearly love your videos! You always bring top notch stories and your voice is just perfect for them! Thank you!
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  469. Amazing work credited to you and your folks behind the scenes. I'm somewhat new to the party and have enjoyed your videos and look forward to seeing more A sincere thanks!💖👏
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  470. There are evil people everywhere, at all times and situations. LOVE your work Paul. You're lookin' good!
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  471. Would really like a compilation of new cases! I like being able to listen to several similar cases together
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  472. I had not heard if this!! Tks
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  473. What a gruesome war-time story! Evelyn appeared to have a red scarf tied around her neck! 🤦🏻‍♀️ Those poor women.. may they rest in peace! Thank you for another fascinating crime case, Paul.. you always know how to tell them and I appreciate all the hard work that goes into these videos.. 👍
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  474. Brutal death ! The good old days don't kill them like they used to 😜
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  475. I feel like you *probably* didn't know this, but I have a short (lil over an hour) road trip to make this afternoon...right in the thick of what we're being told is "an elevated risk of strong thunderstorms, hail possible, & a serious concern that tornados &/or damaging straight-line winds could form along the front" so...😕...what could be better whilst facing that hot garbage mess than a soothing British voice, telling me stories.👍🏼😁 PS: If you *did* know, good on you keeping it a surprise!! 😂😘
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  476. Paul so glad to see another amazing video from well I never you guys always come through like a champ
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  477. Im so impressed with your brand of story telling... im watching them all today!!
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  478. Amazing channel subbed u deserve a million subs bro 👏
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  479. The worst part is they ripped that chimp away from.its tranquilizer mother. That is a crime in itself.
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  480. Thank you Paul for this fantastic story! I’m not sure who did it and there were so many illegal things going on, it will probably never be solved. I love the way you tell these stories and all of the details and photos. Take care & blessings to you and your family! ❤️✝️
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  481. Hey Paul - thanks for the upload!
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  482. Thank you for all that you do. I'm so glad to have found your channel. Your voice is so pleasant to listen to and its always cool when you can actually go to certain locations. Looking forward to more videos and compilations <3
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  483. A great woman, a great pilot - thank you for bringing her story to us.
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  484. I have fallen in love with your channel. If you’re up for requests, I’d love to see your analysis on Tarrare, The Man with the Unusual Appetite :)
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  485. YouTube finally recommended something I really want to see. Instant subscriber gained here!
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  486. You are straight out of a Victorian Novel. Delightful. I heard about the subject in Psychology.
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  487. Paul faked the moms signature
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  488. I onlhy recently found your channel and I've been binging through your episodes. You and your team do a brilliant job of presenting - keep up the great work.
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  489. A clergyman sleuth! I love it!! Thank you for posting!
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  490. Perfect timing. Going thru stuff❤ voice very calming . Story puts things in perspective!!
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  491. As a German living in the city where this happened: THANK YOU so much for covering this story! It is so weird.
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  492. It’s always a good day when Well I Never posts!!!
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  493. Its baffling how mental illness used to be treated. Have a wonderful day and weekend! :)
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  494. Another top notch video, thank you.
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  495. I introduced this to my mom . She loves it . May i ask where did you come from ? Meaning , Your an on screen and vocal professional. The quality and content are better than multi - million dollar productions . Many thanks from Baltimore Maryland USA
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  496. I don't even know how I found it in the first place but I just realized I love this channel so much - I'm currently in quarantine so seeing this hour long video uploaded really made my day! I also really love your way of narrating these things, it's very pleasant listening to you
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  497. Hi from chilly Devon! No snow just a biting wind. This is such a sad tale, told with finesse and amazing diction as always.
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  498. Love your vids . I worked in HMP Lewes and got to know another person from the North East working there. His claim to fame was his Great Grandmother was that little girl Mary Ann Cotton gave birth to. in prison. He was a very nice chap .... but who knows what lies underneath. He left the prison service to become an undertaker.
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  499. What a fascinating case! 👍 It's clear that Germaine wasn't the brightest spark. How ever did she hope to get away with such a clumsy murder! The idea she was given brief notice at 4am on the very day of her execution kind of unnerves me. Same-day executions happen in Japan to this day. Two inmates who are actually suing the government for compensation, claiming this practice to be "extremely inhumane" and something that greatly affects the mental health of prisoners as they have no chance to contemplate the end of their lives and prepare for it! They live in fear that every day might be their last! They can't even see family (who are only told AFTER the execution). I can understand this is tough.. but these murderers really should have thought about it before committing such cruel, cold-blooded crimes and causing such pain to family members of their victims! 🙋🏻‍♀️
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  500. Tragic accident. I didn't know the driver of the bus was a safety officer or something. Doesn't that mean the person who holds the Stop sign at cross walks? School bus driver's in my school day's 1983-1995 were not safe in any manner. I road the bus 1.5 hrs to and from school. Idk how we made it. Stuck in ditches with 2 feet of snow on the road. They didn't cancel school over an inch of snow like they do now.
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  501. Obsessed with this channel. Stories are clear with good amount of details so it doesn’t get boring and also cases I’ve never heard of which is nice I’ve been looking for older crimes. He also has a great narration voice.
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  502. Thank you for taking the high road, and not covering any of those conspiracy theories.😎👍
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  503. I can relate to this. Glad you are OK. Keep well.
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  504. Another great case. Thank you so much. Look forward to seeing you every week. Really interesting story!!
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  505. Such a tragedy both had so much and seemed so happy 😢🥺
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  506. Amy was right, we women can do anything a man can do. I was an industrial electrician for 30 years.
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  507. Thank you Mr Paul, love these compilations
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  508. Thank you for the hard work as always, Mr Brodie and team!! Always such a treat to see a new video❤❤
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  509. As a new member seeing my first members only release and I live in Bristol.....Well, I Never :_Paul:
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  510. This is right in my wheelhouse, Paul! You all are amazing—never hesitating to tackle both intriguing and heartbreaking subjects. That’s what makes your channel my absolute favorite. Your insights into these topics are truly remarkable. Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!
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  511. The way you tell a story is super engaging.
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  512. Paul, you and your crew always knock it out of the park! I'll never grasp some of humanity's antics; it's like they misplaced all their morals in a game of hide and seek.
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  513. Your channel is fantastic. Excellent research, well presented and interesting tales. Thank you for all your hard work.
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  514. Greetings from Italy to Paul and Well I Never fam. Really looking forward to this and already hit the like.. 👍🙋🏻‍♀️🇮🇹 This channel makes my day!
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  515. He had two nicknames, Scarface and Snorky. I find it intriguing he hated the former and preferred the latter.
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  516. A great story, as always! I'd murder Edwin after that childbirth business. I was pleased to hear you recommend Murder in the Alps, as it is my very favorite game. It's so beautifully done and unlike any free game I've found. Unfortunately, it's in chapters, presented one every three or four months, so it's a huge treat when I discover a new one has been uploaded. If your viewers are new to the game, they have the joy of several older episodes to begin with.
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  517. My sadness for the people who died and are affected, and my condolences. May they that died rest in peace! You represented the case very well, I had never heard of this.
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  518. I was 13 at the time, was watchin something on TV when it cut off and went live to the ground. It was absolutely shocking To see all this happening at a football match!! I was a regular at the City Ground at the time and I was in tears. Then in 89 was involved in another tragedy of course the Hillsborough disaster two shocking tragedies that should never have happened R. I. P the 56 and the 96 God bless. A brilliant documentary thanks for sharing my heart goes out too all the families😢 From a Forest supporter 🔴⚪
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  519. Thank you for the Thursday afternoon upload, Paul. Have a great weekend!
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  520. Thank you for such a touching telling of Joseph's life. My grandparents loved the movie of his life starring John Hurt and after seeing it I have long been fascinated by his acceptance of his condition and his kindness. I'm so happy he found comfort and friendship in his final years. His art was so incredibly beautiful. He was an extraordinary man and someone I would very much have enjoyed knowing. ❤
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  521. What a fascinating yet devastating story, thank you for the hard work as usual, Paul and team and for making sure the victims are remembered and honoured ❤ Always glad to watch a video from you
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  522. I always find this subject so fascinating! I also loved the community post photograph, Paul.. the shiny brogues of a dapper gentleman! 😀👍
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  523. That young lady saved so many children she should receive a posthumous award!!
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  524. This case gutted me. To be remembered not for doing something good as a tribute to his wife and child, but instead to attack the most vulnerable amongst us…I cannot comprehend it. Those poor babies just starting their lives and those brave teachers. It’s always AFTER something like this that something is done about people with these kinds of issues. Utter waste and tragedy. As always you are incredible at presenting these cases. Thank you so much!❤️
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  525. Watching this after I saw many rabbits while driving home for Christmas is a fun little coincidence. Happy Christmas Paul :_Paul:
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  526. Fascinating case.. So sad how many lost their lives - over 640.. A paddle steamer/short haulier which should never have been used as a passenger liner.. carrying almost 1000 people! Changing the name doesn't change what this doomed vessel was capable of! I could picture everything, 😒 thanks to your perfect narration, Paul.. harrowing tales related with great empathy.. 👍I can only imagine how rancid the water was! I can't imagine arguing over bodies to be recovered for a few shillings! 😢
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  527. Channel popped up on my recommendations. Watched a couple and subscribed. Suitable gravitas, well presented, no drama for the sake of drama. More please!
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  528. Really enjoyed that episode Paul. I love the backdrops you chose and you dress, and look, like a true gentleman.
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  529. I have only recently started watching your documentaries and have gone back and watched quite a few from before I started. I have to say that your research is excellent. Your voice keeps me on the edge of my seat as I watch the stories unfold. Partially because of the quality of your narration but also because of your ability to control the timbre and speed of your voice as needed. Thank you.
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  530. Can't wait to watch this afternoon. Thanks so much Paul
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  531. Being a widow might get sympathy while being divorced would be looked down upon for some reason. She ditched a gold digger who tried offing her? I like that version. Idk. She had money, I wonder why she didn't just sail to Scotland or Americal. Money is all you need for a good fresh start, well before computers. Good morning, afternoon/evening WIN people and Paul and crew! ❤ Btw how big is the WIN producing crew?
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  532. Before I even read the title of your narration I know it’s going to be fantastic. You make my day. Thank you
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  533. Thanks again, Paul, for these mesmerising stories superb
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  534. So tragic. May all the victims RIP.
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  535. Another quality story. Well, I Never consistently delivers. 👌
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  536. I live about 20 minutes from New London. We’ve heard the story my entire life. 😢 I hate that it happened to them, but the odorant being added was a positive outcome. I just wish it could’ve been initiated sooner.
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  537. Well, I never thought a WIN video would appear just in time for me to listen to at bedtime!
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  538. Can't thank you enough Paul for the video! You have no idea how big of a smile I had when seeing your upload!
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  539. Fantastic beard I have to say.
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  540. That's not an effigie, that's Robert, more respect.
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  541. I can safely say I didn't know about most of this story and that seems just wild to me, thank you so much for such an impactful history lesson
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  542. This is absolutely fantastic! I’ve known about Phineas for decades, and have always been fascinated with his story, but this was on an entirely different level. As a former anatomy and physiology professor, I was entranced with the descriptions of what happened to him physically, in detail - significant sequelae I have never heard before. I also appreciated the appropriately nuanced description of his personality and mentality changes and the correction regarding his ill treatment of a wife and children. Finally, the host’s rejection of his teacup during a particularly fascinating part of the video was quite humorous and endearing, to me. Thank you so much. I’m off to binge on your other videos.
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  543. LET US GET THIS CHANNEL TO 1 MILION❤ HE DESERVES IT. Time to share on all socials!
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  544. Paul (and Karl Smallwood to a degree) are the only guys I want to listen to at the pub
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  545. Thank you Paul for your research and fascinating case study
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  546. Always enjoy your content. Well done, as always, Paul!
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  547. Thank you, Paul, for bringing this story out into the light of day. Some have not yet learned the lessons of that day, or that if you pack normally cooperative people in like sardines, they are likely as not to become less so.
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  548. I’d love to hear more about the Lady Lovibond. The first mate seems like a total psychopath, as if he couldn’t have the new wife, no one would.
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  549. Like others, I just found your channel and am now binge-watching your uploads. Excellence! Keep going!
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  550. Thank you, Paul, for another fantastic tale of mystique and mystery
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  551. I'd never heard of this story before! It was absolutely fascinating! Sorrowful, as well. We'll probably never know who the culprit really was... But I do thank you for respectfully telling us about the victims. Justice should have no time limit... Perhaps against all odds, this case will be solved one day. Cheers.
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  552. Wow. He looks like a cross between Hannibal Lector and Hitler !! Great story as always. Thank you so much ❤️
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  553. I love these old stories. And I like your narrations.
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  554. Whoa! This comment was left a month ago 😳 look at those subs! Congrats!
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  555. I have a crush on Paul!
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  556. In addition to a well researched, and presented story - I am VERY impressed that you correctly pronounced the name of the town in New Hampshire, "Lebanon." Well Done Sir !
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  557. Hey Paul I'm enjoying this video keep up the sensational job
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  558. Thanks for covering this! Most people don't know it happened. Since I was told about it when I was growing up, I've never forgotten about it.
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  559. I was diagnosed back in November with it, still waiting to hear from the doctor, but it's encouraging to hear about yourself and carrying on
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  560. I get so excited when I see one of your videos post. great work as usual Paul
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  561. Friday the 13th is almost over. Perfect story to end the day with. Thank you! 😊
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  562. I watch a lot of true crime but I’m always excited to see this one come up! I go to “Well I Never “ first. Thank you Paul
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  563. Thank you for the fascinating live stream, Paul. Really enjoyed it.. 👍👏 Greetings to all from Italy 🇮🇹🙋🏻‍♀️
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  564. It isn't much but every bit helps. Thanks for making such great content!
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  565. Let's go. I can't wait to watch this. Been missing you Paul.
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  566. Thank you for this long upload Paul 😊🎉
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  567. Thank you sir, another outstanding presentation. I find your brand of video so much more informative and fulfilling than the average common loud and over the top individuals on this platform these days.
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  568. Paul as always I love you guys videos so interesting and fascinating about humanity at its finest sensational job as always
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  569. This is an amazing story. I know every single spot you mentioned as I grew up in LA.
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  570. Thank you so much for going in depth on Charla's story. You were a major source for a podcast episode I am releasing - episode 25 of Humane Nature. I'm giving you a special shout out for being such an incredible resource!
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  571. this channel is a gem! A big thank you to everybody who made this channel possible and are running it :) you guys rock, keep it up! I can feel that you guys will grow quickly
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  572. Definitely would like to hear more about the Ourang Medan. That sounds mysterious!
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  573. I've seen his pictures on Instagram but didn't know anything about him. Thank you for the story!
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  574. Although you talk about some horrific topics, your voice, along with the accompanying music, is so soothing.
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  575. New subscriber here, just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed your content and how well made and professional your videos are. Excellent work mate, keep it up!
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  576. Thank you for the upload
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  577. First time viewing…..can’t wait to see more!!! Thank you 🙂😊🧐
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  578. Dark and grim doesn't sound half as bad coming from Paul. Wonderful video goid sir!
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  579. I laughed so hard when it finally got to the bath brush. Absolutely frickin adorable little pantomime. For some reason when the military part of the story came into it, I was reminded of the character Frank Burns from MASH. If that show had taken a darker turn for him, he might have turned out a similar way.
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  580. Absolutely fascinating content Sir, and your annunciation is flawless!! Many thanks and regards from Tyne and Wear...👍
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  581. Great sponsor, Paul.. Hmmm.. wonder if Raymond was a man who knew how to "cook" 😉
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  582. Gentle and clear coverage of an horrific event. Thank you Paul & team.
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  583. I would of thought a crime of passion wasn’t premeditated? But apparently not in this case .Shame it’s no longer a valid reason though 🤔😜👍🏻
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  584. Paul, you’re a true artist of the oratory persuasion, sir.
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  585. You have the perfect voice for storytelling. I could listen to you all day long.
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  586. Thank you, Paul! You are always such a wonderful storyteller and ghost ships are one of my favourite things - so I would say this is a perfect combination 😁🙏🏻
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  587. What about the amazing survival story of the SS Minnow. It was only through the ability of Professor Roy Hinkley to improvise almost any material from coconut shells and bamboo that they survived 3 years on that desert island..
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  588. Hello Paul I'm so excited to see what kinda video you and your team made keep up the sensational job
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  589. I like Abington park. I live in Wellingborough not far from any of the places you have mentioned. I had a book called Children That Time Forgot. It was about children that told stories of their past lives. There is a hotel and pub in my town and there is a morrisons behind it (sort of) and one child told the story of when they were a witch they burned her (if I remember correctly) in what is now morrisons car park. It's a really fascinating book. As happens I lent it to somebody and never got it back. Great video and good to see something from my area 😊
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  590. Poor, poor Bridget. :(
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  591. Rest in peace the 56 From a liverpool fan
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  592. Love this guy, so happy for new episode..
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  593. Wow, I have never heard of this before. Extremely sad event indeed. Thank you for brining these stories to our attention.
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  594. Your channel, and Coffeehouse Crime are my favourite true crime channels
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  595. This absolutely hits the spot. Perfect! I look forward to more.
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  596. I just enjoy the calming nature you have, mixed with easy to understand and intriguing presentation these videos are always a nice way to sort of end a day with some fun bit of learning and not overly stimulating content.
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  597. She accomplished so much! How did I not know about this woman?! Thanks for sharing
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  598. Another good story, Paul. I could listen to you for hours! Stay well, and many thanks.
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  599. I truly enjoy and look forward to listening to these videos. They are so well told and thought out. I wished my college teachers taught more like this. I would have been top marks! Thank you.
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  600. What a fascinating story, I am so glad this came up on my feed. I am off to delve into your channel now.
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  601. Only a barrel like Annie's and a favorite pillow, will equal her feat, Annie is a legend!!
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  602. Fabulous content , so enjoy your delivery of it , not heard the story before , so sad poor Bridget , thank you , Australia
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  603. The case is really interesting in regards to Straffen’s mental capability.
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  604. Horrendous ways is right! Seriously, how did they devise these things! You’re perfect for this by the way! The narrating, not the topic. Thank you.
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  605. Very well made video! Love the top notch quality👌
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  606. So glad to see you back. I was worried that something had happened to you. Take care of yourself
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  607. so sad .. what a shame i think mark blamed himself for her death .. thabk you for sharing this as i always wondered what happened to mark as i.loved watching him as a kid doing arts n crafts . xx
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  608. Just found this channel and definitely enjoying it, keep up the good work 👏👌🏻!
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  609. I found your channel last week but I've already seen all your videos and find myself waiting for the next one to be posted. Each one is so well researched and well presented. You're doing an amazing job 🖤
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  610. Thank you Paul, for an interesting case. You pronounce the French language well. I am not linguistically inclined. 😊
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  611. Wow! What a terrible tragedy. Thanks for posting, Paul.
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  612. I subscribed to your channel about a week ago and I believe I have watched every single video on the channel. You are so fun to listen to and you are so composed most of the time. When you do laugh, it is unbelievably contagious! Thank you for doing these videos!
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  613. Love your stories and the way you tell them!!
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  614. "Wear a mask or go to jail." And people are bitching about wearing one today.
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  615. 44 minutes?! Heaven! ❤
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  616. Another wonderful upload, thank you Paul 😊
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  617. Thank you for yet another true (but so sad) story. Keep them coming, your channel is awesome 😊
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  618. I love how you cover these stories and I really appreciate how you visit the locations so we can see them too 💜
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  619. Great content as always. Thanks
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  620. Not Proven! I remember the film with Ann Todd as Madeleine walking out of the courthouse free and clear. Great video, Paul!!
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  621. Just what I wanted for my birthday - a new Well, I Never video! ❤
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  622. This movie actually triggered my love of history. It honestly did!
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  623. Hello Paul. Hope You're okay XXXX
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  624. I am so sad for this young man. Thank you for sharing his story.
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  625. Love these videos Paul ❤ you and your crew rock
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  626. I’ve seen multiple documentaries about this case but you have added so many things that I haven’t previously heard. I’m a new subscriber mate!
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  627. Love how your wallpaper matches your pullover.
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  628. Love your content, always well researched and beautifully presented. I adore your voice and must say it adds to my enjoyment. So glad you're covering this one as it's my home town. So very interesting when you can picture all the places mentioned. Thanks again for entertaining and educating x
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  629. Expertly researched and presented, as always.
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  630. Great video. This had to be the incident that the fictional movie "A Place In The Sun" was based. An excellent film for those interested starring Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift.
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  631. Another great episode, thanks Paul! Your hat joyfully reminded me of the ecky thump episode of the goodies and gave me a smile :_Skully:
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  632. I love your videos! And I love the extra little "funny" bits strewn in. Made my day a lot better :)
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  633. Legendary beard, legendary channel
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  634. Paul, you and the team are absolutely amazing! These videos are true works of art. Keep up the fantastic work—sending lots of love your way!
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  635. I just subscribed and I'm hooked. Your way of telling the story is mesmerizing. Your humor and laughter is contagious. I feel a sense of a comfort hearing your voice as it sounds like you have a kind, gentle and wise soul. I'm going to watch all your videos and will be eagerly waiting for the next video you post
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  636. Brilliant editing at the start. 😉
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  637. Another great video! Thank you so much for all the info and the huge amount of time and passion you use to deliver such high quality content. I ordered some merch and more will be on the way very soon!
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  638. Thank you for another great posting! I love your stylish outfits and your voice etc! I wish you and everyone a most beautiful and happy weekend!🤗👋🏼🇦🇹🌸
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  639. Very well done. I wrote a paper about Dahmer at some point and you did a deeper dive than I did. Wonderfully presented terrible things.
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  640. Oh Paul! I don’t think I could get bored listening to you tell stories! I’ve loved every single video since I became a subscriber and I trust your judgment that whatever you decide, is fine with me. Years ago I read the book “It”, and had nightmares for months. I certainly don’t want to see the movie! And yes, clowns freak me out too!! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
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  641. After all was said and done....scary part...he didn't stand out like a sore thumb! I'm with the other commenters, you have a gift of story telling! ✌💛
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  642. Thank you foe telling Rosemary's tragic story, so very, very sad🥺 God Bless 🙏🏻💖
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  643. It's obvious how much time and effort you put into your videos. Make no mistake, we appreciate all your hard work. Thank you!
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  644. Wish you many more years of good health 🙏💖
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  645. RIP Grace🕊️ & Lil' angel ❤
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  646. In 1944, Helen Duncan was one of the last people convicted under the Witchcraft Act 1735.
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  647. The first time I heard about this story was on Count Dankula's channel. While it is the same story, I was much more moved by this portrayal. I enjoy Dankula's theatrical "edgy boy" style. This video, however, is very smooth, and the way it's written/spoken (Love Mr. Brodie's voice btw) painted a picture in my mind that the photos/clips featured couldn't compare to.
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  648. What a fascinating case, thannks for another great video Paul :_Paul:
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  649. Know this story well. Between spending 27yrs service as a Firefighter/EMS First Responder and studying the Coconut Grove fire in college (earning Fire Science Engineering and Technology degree)...a lot of changes afterwards.
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  650. This channel is like sitting at the table with your favorite, most fascinating, scholarly uncle. ♡
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  651. I'd love to hear deep dives on any of these stories, but the Ourang Medan is particularly intriguing! The origins of ghost stories is one of my favorite subjects in general, and one I'd love to hear you do more of!
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  652. This was so good, it was definitely worth a second watch, a second comment and a second sharing for the re-edit - such a good story this one.
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  653. I'd like to add another theory behind the parts of "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" and they have pieces to do with the Catholic faith. Silver Bells might refer to a bell that is rung during Mass to draw attention to the Transubstantiation of the Host (when Catholics believe the Bread and Wine become the Body and Blood of Christ). Cockle Shells (a type of seashell) might refer to the scallop shell, which is an emblem of pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela (one of the three holy sites Catholics are most encouraged to make a pilgrimage to, the other two being Jerusalem and Rome). Santiago de Compostela is a city in Spain, where Mary the I's husband was King. And Pretty Maids all in a Row may refer to nuns.
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  654. one of the things i love most about this channel is that when the host says "take care", it makes me feel like he means it. It's nice :)
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  655. The fact I knew, but not the story. And an amazing one it is. Thanks for this video.
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  656. Thank you for another top notch video.
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  657. Paul so glad to see another amazing video from you and your crew always a pleasure such a tragic case RIP to that beautiful angel may her in her family get all the justice they deserve
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  658. Thanks paul here listening in saint lucia on a warm thursday evening hole everyone is well
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  659. Sadly I have never heard of Amy before. Thanks Mate
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  660. This channel should have a million subscribers, it is awesome and the host has such a nice voice to listen to ❤️
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  661. I really love your videos. You have a great manner at presenting, and I hope your channel grows and grows. What a hard time to be alive and poor…all so very sad and a breeding ground for heartlessness. Their hard lives are written on their faces in photos. Their eyes are heartbreaking. I’d love you to cover people like Elizabeth Siddal and the Pre Raphaelite artists…there’s many more but off the top of my head, I’d love that. Thank you and hi from Australia ❤️🇦🇺
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  662. What a brilliant style the narrator have here. Arch-British. :) Thanks for a great channel, from an anglophile Norwegian.
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  663. He ain't no wolf.that's an insult To the majestic animal. He's just one disturbed individual
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  664. Can't wait to watch this evening. Thank you Paul
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  665. Thank you Paul for another wonderful and informative video
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  666. I woke up this morning with the thought yay it's Friday a new video from Paul. Thank you so much
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  667. The woman she actually lived with was her PARTNER....Just an FYI.
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  668. People: Can you recommend a good YouTube channel that has interesting stories and a pleasant narrator who doesn't sound like a Twitch 'bro' kid? Me: Well, I Never! People: OKAAAAAY, geeeez, it was just a question, sorry!
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  669. Very sad 😥 . .. Wow look at all the subs . Delighted for you . Well deserved. I've been here since the start 👊
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  670. I love how Captain Price became a history teacher after Soap's death.
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  671. I read an article where executioners in the USA (who I think were also guards) said they resigned after only a few executions . They said they had built relationships with the men they had to execute and it was too much for them to bear.
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  672. Happy birthday!
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  673. Thanks for another great video Paul! (And for my 'well I never' patch that arrived recently) :_Skully:
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  674. Brilliant channel. Great character and outstanding narration. Subscribed!
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  675. I love your voice!! Keep up the good work
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  676. Almost at 500.000 followers! You deserve millions and I hope it will happen this year🎉
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  677. You did an excellent job with this. Yours is the most comprehensive video I've seen on this story
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  678. Today I found and subscribed immediately to your canel. Now I have to binge watch all of your Videos. Great compliment and warm greetings from Germany🍀🍀🍀
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  679. Isabel certainly enjoyed stirring up jealousy between the men! She clearly wanted to be the centre of attention and to have the upper hand.. 🤷🏻‍♀️ What a sad case.. Well I Never, W.I.N.. a win every time! Thank you, Paul.. 👍👏
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  680. She only loved her dog... And the money. Pretty sure she had eyes on the prize.
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  681. Thank you for having closed captioning on your videos! I often have to wait a while after a video is published for the captioning to be added, but I appreciate being able to get in early on yours and still have proper captions 💙
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  682. Antimony: what your uncle owes after the divorce. 😬 (seriously though, thanks for the great videos 👍)
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  683. This was a really interesting video love it
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  684. I won't get to listen to the whole video right now, but as soon as get these heathens off to school I know what I'm doing!! Brilliant!
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  685. Consistently great videos from this channel.
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  686. I appreciated them, but I understand if you stop using them. Stay safe, and thank you for the unique historical murder/crime tellings you provide!
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  687. @AllGoodOutside What a truly heartwarming comment.. 🤗
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  688. Thank you for another great story! Your channel is like "dropping" a Pink Floyd album. You know it's gonna be great!!!
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  689. Excited to learn about this, I've never heard about this before. Thanks again for another great upload!
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  690. He might be one of the first cosplayers !!🤣🤣I love this! Sending the video to all my friends
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  691. Ahem don’t take this wrong way but my dog is fascinated by your accent! Haha! She used to flat Canadian! Lol good job loved it! Thanks
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  692. Watched your "blooper" reel, and it's so heartwarming to see a little of your jovial behavior❤❤ one of the best story tellers out there!! Thank you for all your effort and hard work✌️❤️😊
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  693. Maybe the drolleries come from the writers being a little silly while in the midst of what was otherwise mind-numbing, tedious as hell, pre-printing press, work. But yes, maybe it was some Idiotic superstition about the inner meanness of bunnies and it was combined with a healthy dark sense of humour. I'm thinking mainly the writers were bored. Life of Brian, one of the Best movies ever!!!
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  694. Thank you for sharing these stories!
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  695. You had me at "adulterous and wicked!" lol :) Great storytelling! Love your channel! :)
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  696. This video has the best creator-made sponsorship spot I've ever seen.
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  697. That was spooky, absolutely love it. Thank you Paul
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  698. No one does this format better! Don't change a thing!
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  699. Paul you and your team are amazing sensational job as always I really enjoy your work keep up the great work my friend
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  700. Ah, my weekly dose of awesome mystery. Wonderful!
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  701. Well, I Always..... enjoy this channels content ThankYou & glad your back on.
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  702. Your dignity for all involved in these cases is admirable. I've seen far too many true crime channels and presenters who either overly exaggerate the events or disrespect the wishes of families of the victims or perpetrators. Sending support from West Virginia in the US!
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  703. I am a new subscriber today! I really love your voice and your class, accent, your look. You Are the perfect voice of the storyteller Who defies time, with this timeless voice! Long life to this channel!!!
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  704. Another great story Paul. I love to hear your voice and your perfect narration! 🙏✝️😢
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  705. Be prepared to have fear, anxiety and wonder fill u. A better storyteller, there is none. 👍🏼
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  706. I cant thank y’all enough for this channel and the videos. It’s so informative, and you use pictures and writings from the actual time and event!
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  707. Here in New Zealand the sun is harsh as. We and Australia have highest skin cancer rates. It's great to hear it's all under control for you ❤
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  708. I'm new subscriber and I'm amazed at how beautifully you Make each videos but there's not so many views or subscribers! I hope you channel will blow up quickly
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  709. That is exactly the time I watch these videos too - In the wee hours of the morning before I have to get up and face my day!
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  710. I have lived in the San Jose area for 25+ years and while I have heard of the murder of the young Hart (and there is still the remains of the Hart painted logo on a building, presumably left for the history), I didn't know the story in such detail. I LOVE this channel, thank you so much!!!!
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  711. Great video Paul, and as someone who’s lived here my whole life I give bonus points for nailing the pronunciation of “Saskatchewan” 💯
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  712. There was an ITV true crime series, fronted by Edward Woodward, also covered this story. It's been on recently on the vintage tv channel, Talking Pictures TV.
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  713. I loved this video as I am a huge fan of maritime history, ghost ship stories/conspiracies/mysterious unknown events (also love your true crime videos and hearing about ones from other countries and from earlier times). Some believe the Ourang Medan was a completely made up story, others like you mentioned think it was a cover up by the US military (which definitely wouldn't be the first cover up done by my military and certainly would be easy to change its name/list of cargo it was carrying, as well as sinking the ship to cover up evidence) ....either way it's always been an intriguing mystery.
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  714. I’ve never been this early for a video, I always look forward to your posts! Thank you so much for your educational contributions to YouTube, you’re one of my favorites to learn historical facts from. I live in Texas and never heard about this!
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  715. I appreciate your content and the effort you put into appeasing YouTube’s big robot brain! I can’t wait for the next video!
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  716. May I please take a moment of everyone's time to stand and applaud this man's EPIC BEARD?!
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  717. Your voice is so soothing! Thank you for doing what you do!
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  718. Just found your channel and am absolutely delighted that I did
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  719. Are you alright? I was a bit worried about you as you are an amazing youtuber
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  720. I love it when favourite Tubers thank us for watching. Believe me, it's literally our pleasure.
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  721. The gentlemanly poise and expression on your face made me really giggle when watching you enact the sponsorship clip. I love watching and listening to your true stories you have a unique way about you. Please keep them coming! X
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  722. All who were carriers, should have been sequestered. Til no longer a danger to others. She was singled out.
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  723. I just subbed.. what a delightful channel! Deserves more views, and is extremely interesting!✨☺️
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  724. Hey Paul, you all are amazing! It's fantastic to witness yet another incredible story from you. Keep up the sensational work, guys
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  725. This is the most British chap ive ever seen and i love it.
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  726. I take my hour in the morning or after dinner to watch and learn from this channel. Every topic interests me ❤️Thank you very much
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  727. This guy is awesome, if I were to make a LOTR TV, he would be on my short list for Gandalf.
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  728. Oh, Paul, thank you, thank you!! I’m getting ready for work at the end of a very hard week & I’m really not looking forward to it. But I just came across your newest video & now I can listen to your beautiful voice while I’m getting ready!! I can’t begin to tell you how much you’ve brightened my day!! God bless, Paul, & keep up the wonderful work!! 💜
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  729. I love this kind of old crimes stories 👌👏🏼
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  730. Good evening, & thankyou for perfect timing 😂 Grandaughters 1st birthday coming up, & stressed all day doing shopping shenanigans, I'm used to grandboys or dogs 🙈 So you are a welcome relief 🥰😂
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  731. Thank you for remembering this tragedy and those poor people who deserve to be remembered 💔 Still hoping you’d cover the Elsie Paroubek case.
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  732. thank you for explaining the story I was curious for years
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  733. I noticed that...figured a pub brawl! J/K Glad you are ok though! God bless and keep you!
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  734. Thank you very much for having me! I so enjoyed meeting you to talk about some of the objects I've found in the Thames mud ❤
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  735. Thank you so much for your stories! I really look forward to seeing them. Very articulate storyteller, one of my favorites.
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  736. Happy tomorrow's birthday, Paul! 😊
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  737. Love your presentation of these stories
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  738. please include a timestamp warning for future videos that include 911 calls :) I love these stories, but am really susceptible to panic attacks when I hear actual screaming; even skipping forward and trying to find where it stops to avoid missing much of the story is hard. Thank you!
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  739. This is off-topic, but have spring come to the UK now? The video of such a pleasant walk through a park with actually green plants look beyond wonderful. Here in Norway it's been a more harsh winter then the last 30 years I think. On-topic: Another great presentation, and a very sad tale. It make me think that very often probably just random things, and people that don't think about consequences at all, and couldn't possibly, fully comprehend their acts (or else they wouldn't do it), rather then a world of pure evil people, that are meant to die behind bars. It don't make the situation for the victims any less sad, nor tragic, nor for the families and friends left behind. 😞
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  740. This is great, I woke up with a horrible headache, now I have something interesting to listen to as I hide in the dark. + I love your voice and pace of narration. You do such a great job!🤕🖤😎
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  741. I watched the film many years ago and cried my eyes out through most of it .This dear man suffered so much in his life , if there is life after death I hope he is having a wonderful time and no longer in pain or disfigured. Xxx
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  742. Another great story 👍🏻 keep them coming !
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  743. The things we did before YouTube 😂
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  744. Thank you kindly Mr Brodie.
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  745. Hi Paul, thank you for a new video! ❤ I was wondering if maybe I could send you a little story about one historical figure?
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  746. Would love to see a colab with Mr Ballen, Adrian from Coffeehouse Crime, and Mike Oh from That Chapter, and Paul Brodie from Well, I never. Find the most epic story for them to take turns telling us, but make it like a Netflix Documentary. I'd pay money to see that.
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  747. I really like your presentations. Thank you.
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  748. I love your coverage and research, and your sartorial style!
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  749. I had heard some of this story before, but you filled in some more of the details, which I greatly appreciate. Thank you for this upload!
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  750. Wow such a long video! Thank you!
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  751. The scrub brush sneaking up on Paul...hahaha
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  752. Wow, an amazing story. Thanks for presenting it so well in your inimitable manner.
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  753. Really sad and horrible subject. But the presentation of it , speech,ect… really good. Congratulations
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  754. Great episode, great delivery as always, thanks Paul
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  755. This is great. I love true crime from the 1800s so thank you so much 😊
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  756. Tks! I had forgotten about ‘the bright young things’
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  757. How have I lived without this channel? The cheeky, clever title of it gave me a chuckle, so I had to stop by. I am glad that I did Well done! Subscribed.
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  758. Riveting! Unlike so many of these crime history channels, whose narrators have irritating, droning voices, and no verbal presentation skills, the narration here is MASTERFUL! Utterly engrossing throughout, and I love the added touch of the contemporary costume! I have just subscribed, and will watch every single episode. Thank you for an absorbing YouTube channel. Keep them coming!
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  759. Great video, thanks! My „favourite theory“ about the Mary Celest is the one the Doctor Who writers came up with in the 60s: the crew was afraid of the Daleks so the jumped off board.
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  760. Greetings from Australia! 🇦🇺 Such a huge fan, so glad this popped up!
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  761. What a great episode! So sequential and exciting. I loved the depiction of the work of Dr. Lacassagne. Very engrossing. Always satisfying to get closure in a crime. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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  762. Thank you for focusing on his life and mental health and for the level of respect you show.
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  763. Love this long episode I’ve played it twice and fallen asleep straight away 😴 thank you ! Can’t wait for some more longer ones ❤️
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  764. Great episode. Loving it large, mate.
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  765. Horrific accident for everyone involved that’s so sad 😞
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  766. Probably Prader-Willi Disorder. It’s genetic.
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  767. My father showed me the film version of this when I was between four and six. I wasn't frightened, just devastated. He loves telling the story of me asking, "Why were they so mean to him?" I just want to sit with him and talk to him, to this day. I think I would've been a wonderful friend to him.
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  768. This is another fantastic video, as always! But I need to point out how great the wallpaper and your vest coordinate!
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  769. Another great one, thank you. I’m glad the algorithm actually worked as it should and recommended your channel. I’ve been saving you up for a binge(so to speak) and today in Oz is rainy and cold for a November day, very gloomy and chilly. So I’m declaring a doona day, and looking forward to an interesting day.
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  770. I get a like from Paul and minutes later he posts a new video, this is a good day.
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  771. I just love the one about Henry Paget, what a story. Thank you and have a great day!
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  772. Disturbing indeed. Thank goodness we don’t live in those times!
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  773. I love learning about the history of English nursery rhymes. Although I live in Italy and the only Italian nursery rhyme I remember is: "La bella lavanderina che lava i fazzoletti Per i poveretti della città Fai un salto, fanne un altro Fai la giravolta, falla un'altra volta Guarda in su, guarda in giù Dai un bacio a chi vuoi tu!" (x3) Never bothered to search about its oringin though, but I think I will after finishing this video!
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  774. I love the sound of your voice, Paul. I find it very soothing and relaxing, no matter what story you're narrating. Belated birthday wishes to you, my friend...;-)
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  775. When 'Bedtime Stories' first did a vid on the Ourang Medan, there was a very knowedgeable and chilling comment made by someone detailing how sure they were that the people on board were killed by a nerve agent. And really, in spite of al the mystery, confusion, and legend built up around the possibly non-existant Ourang Medan, I think the most chilling part is really that nerve agents actually exist - and what they do. Mysteries and histories may intrigue us, but the true horror is always in reality.
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  776. Since you do videos outside of England, how about the case of mass murderer Raymond Cook, the last man executed in Alberta, Canada (1960). I remember the case because he escaped after being sentenced to death, causing fear in the community. And I think he was innocent - there was a mysterious boarder who was never properly investigated.
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  777. Thank you for well researched stories and your wonderful accent!
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  778. Brilliantly told, as always. Continue to bring us lost, and little known stories of regular people. I enjoy them so.
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  779. She was so pretty
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  780. Well, I never...
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  781. Sending love from the East Coast of the USA. I LOVE your channel. Please keep up providing us with quality content. You’re a bright light on YT.
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  782. Hello your storytelling is so good thank you for all the efforts you and your team put in for the videos! an you please make one on the "burari case"?
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  783. The Dr. Snook murder case from 1929 is interesting. Dr. Snook was a two time 1920 Olympic gold medalist in shooting and was a veterinarian of some renowned (he designed a surgical instrument veterinarians still use during a spay - the Snook hook). He was a professor at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Columbus, Ohio. He murdered Theora Hix, a twenty-four year old medical student with whom he was having an affair. The case involves Spanish Fly, marijuana, and irregular (for the time) sex practices. What is especially interesting is that it is not clear how much of the narrative about the case is true and how much Dr. Snook made up. After a media circus trial, Snook was executed in the electric chair only 261 days after the murder.
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  784. I am just so happy right now, because I saw that you put out a new story! My weekend can begin! Thank you so much Sir! Greetings from Salzburg ❤
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  785. Thanks! And Merry Christmas, Paul and company!
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  786. LOVE these vids. Congrats on the sponsorship.
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  787. Yay a new video from Paul. Thanks so much
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  788. I like all the pic.s you had there! Very good presentation!
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  789. Im so glad to see another amazing video from you and your crew Paul keep up the sensational job guys I hope you had a wonderful birthday
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  790. I haven't even started the video yet!, but I already am already given it a thumbs up. I am quite a recent watcher, but I really like your presentation and research. Something informative, educational and entertaining. Thank you. Back to the video. Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia. 🙂
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  791. One of the best videos I’ve seen on this tragic disaster.
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  792. What I don't understand is how people made up certain parts of this case, making it a lot more worse than how it appeared to be...
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  793. Thank you Mr Paul, this cold Friday just warmed up ❤❤
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  794. Excellent presentation of a terrible tragedy.. No matter how harrowing the content, Paul always relates these stories with great empathy 👍 How strange that Robert had a bad feeling and hadn't wanted to go to school that day..
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  795. I was listening to this while on the way to work on the Cajon Pass. I’ve never even heard of this story! Thank you for everything you do🖤
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  796. Right, I'm off to check my loft 😲
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  797. I loved that little skit at the start, with the smoking, drinking and loofah! Not to mention, great presentation as ever 🙂 I love how you cover obscure and usually unheard of historic cases and I like your delivery also. I also appreciate you and your team travelling to these places to give as videography of the landscape, not only just photographs; both help with immersion into the story, and having photos of the person's involved makes them more relatable... well, maybe not relatable, but gives them more dimension as human beings. Thank you!
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  798. I never heard of this guy, but your description of him was spot-on 😂
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  799. I would without a doubt help !!!
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  800. I was fortunate to have a decent history teacher who went over this tragedy and touched on others to instruct us in the need for workers reform and building safety. I have never forgotten her lessons, to hear you narrate the Triangle disaster brought it well to life. Thanks Paul for your excellent delivery and wonderful fact team.
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  801. I'm so happy you have a sponsor! Your channel is on the up and up :)
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  802. A recent follower of yours, Sir. But I think your videos are fantastic! Keep up the great work! ❤ from a subscriber
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  803. I’m a British expat living in Sydney Australia. Strathfield is in Sydney and I live 5kilometres from Strathfield which is a thriving multicultural town...Loving your stories ❤
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  804. I've only come across your channel quite by chance but have happily subscribed - always appreciate an interesting and well told story. Thanks, keep it up!☺️
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  805. Alright Paul another amazing video by you and your crew always a pleasure to see a new video from well I never
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  806. Was really hoping you would do a video of Mary Ann cotton. Heard so much about her
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  807. The description of the tragedy vivid an well described I felt that shit cringing the whole time you sir are quite the narrator
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  808. Im 34 years old and I remember the joys of saturday morning tv waking up to scratchy and co and Mark and his cloud suit. May he rest in eternal peace.
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  809. He gained the respect he deserved in life after his death. Undoubtedly Joseph Merrick has left a lasting impression on the world.
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  810. I love your channel! I’m so happy I subscribed. You’re an amazing storytellers. Only your video has had these many details. Very thorough and worth watching, no clickbait and rushed videos just made for views. I can tell the work you put into these and appreciate them.
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  811. This channel is absolutely fantastic! I admire every detail, particularly the narrator. Thank you for your excellence!
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  812. Wonderful surprise to see another upload! This is a fascinating case.. thanks, Paul.. listening whilst gardening 🎧🌞
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  813. Thank you so much Paul, this is exactly what I need today ❤
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  814. I'm on holidays, but I wouldn't miss this for anything. Hi Paul! Thank you for a new story! 😊
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  815. Have you ever heard of the murder in Shandy Hall, Dripsey, Co Cork, Ireland, i think it would interest you and would make a good well I never episode
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  816. Absolutely love 'Well I Never ' best videos on YouTube ❤
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  817. What a fantastic enthralling episode thanks again Paul
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  818. Im really glad i stumbled onto your channel!
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  819. Well, I never heard of a gibbet before. This is news to me and I must say I am very glad these things are not used today. A little gruesom I would say. I am a USA cutizen and went t o Catholic school so it's no wonder I never heard to gibbets. Thank you for a most interesting video.
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  820. A very said case of injustice to a young and mentally handicapped man. I was only one year old at the time, yet I don't feel that the 50s are so far in the past, and ancient history to the youngsters of today.
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  821. Well presented.
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  822. Paul I'm sorry I missed the q&a but I'm so glad to see another amazing video I enjoy your videos you and your team do amazing job I have heard about this story you guys may have alot more information sensational job as always keep up the sensational job you guys
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  823.  @WellINever  thank you very much. I'm hoping I get better as I'm going burghley house for my birthday on Tuesday
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  824. Lol im from bay city michigan and had to do a report about this woman in elementary... Its funny to run into this video after all of these years and remembering everything. Ur video is very good!
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  825. Oh, hey, I've heard of him. Nice to know a bit more of the detail
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  826. Love your stories. Your voice is so calming. 💖
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  827. Yikes. What a quote to end it on.
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  828. Always happy to see a new video!! ❤️
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  829. Thanks Paul,for a story well told,a horrible miscarriage of justice, is an understatement
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  830. Thanks!
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  831. Love this channel. Very interesting history.
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  832. Good afternoon and thank you for another marvellous story 😊😊
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  833. I love your voice. It's smooth and entrancing, and perfect for the stories you tell.
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  834. Omg I was racking my brain trying to figure out where I just watched this story! 😂 Ofc it was here! My new favorite channel!
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  835. Ha!!!
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  836. Magnificent. Also, you look like my Dad!
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  837. I just discovered this channel and I'm impressed. Ever on the search for great history channels and found yet another
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  838. I'm. So glad I found your channel. I just love what you do and how you do.. And for once I wish the stories were longer. I just really enjoy your work. Thank you.
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  839. I love a thrilling cabin in the woods story!!!
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  840. Two local Alabama stories on my two favorite channels in one week! The stars have aligned!
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  841.  @WellINever  I’d love to hear you read an audiobook
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  842. Legendary storyteller, love this channel
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  843. A tragic story, however it makes it a bit more easy to digest with the clear empathy in the voice, from the narrator. Hope everyone is OK, and will have a good weekend, despite frost and snow having come in the north now.
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  844. Well, I NEVER thought I’d enjoy another true crime channel. Yet here I am!! Cheesy? Yes! Love the work !
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  845. I could listen to you read the back of a cereal box. Very soothing!
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  846. Great video. Obsolete Oddity also has an excellent video on these sisters.
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  847. I love hearing the stories of murder back in the old days They we're the murders that we never knew about! I can't wait for the next one to be told!
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  848. I admire him so much. Seriously certain people show us what TRUE STRENGTH IS and genuine good hearted character. Despite having every right to be mad at the world/ He fully lived his life instead. I admire the heck out of him and anyone else who struggles yet powers on and finds ways to enjoy the little things in life. Finding that perspective and internal feeling is something not everyone finds but if they do, it's blessing that let's you cherish the moment, where others might overlook, take for granted, or maybe not of even have engaged in it in the first place. So I appreciate anyone who finds this unique way of Life ❤️
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  849. Yaaaaaay!! Thank you Mr Paul
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  850. Perfect timing! I've just made a cuppa!
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  851. I greatly enjoy your calm, steady voice and thorough storytelling.
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  852. I'd never heard of this disaster. My Dad was born in Bradford and had he not emigrated to Canada as a 20 year old in 1956, he might have been there. He was always a huge "football" fan and was very loyal to the town of his birth. What a tragedy. Thank you. As always!
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  853. Really interesting, I've heard her name but didn't know the story.
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  854. The botanist who identified the plant samples stuck to the blanket was Joyce Vickery. I saw an interview with her many years ago where she spoke of how the detective listened to her findings, "looked very interested and asked if he could take the clippings with him." She died in 1979.
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  855. Thank you so much Paul ❤🎉
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  856. Damn, such an underrated channel. Great video Subbed
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  857. I love your channel. The stories are so well done. Thank you. Paul! 🫶
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  858. This has made my Friday, thank you for this video :)
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  859.  @WellINever  This is a fascinating vid, Paul - really enjoying it! Yes, more please! 👏👏
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  860. You sure have a great way of telling a story. I listen to Mr. Ballen and I'd be proud to add you to my inventory of story tellers.
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  861. Just shows how society is .. conditioned..
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  862. You should release videos more often... please abeg🤲🤲🤲.
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  863. A lot of history I was not aware of. I lived in San Jose for 10 years well done thank you
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  864. Oh, I love you on location!! Great story.
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  865. Bravo Baby Tabor also Paul, you do have impeccable dress sense lol
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  866. So the Great Stink of 1858 was still in the Thames years later? How horrible to know what's in that water while drowning due to Victorian fashion mores 😢
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  867. Really looking forward to this! Hello from Italy 🇮🇹 to Paul and subscribers 🙋🏻‍♀️
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  868. Good video!! Very interesting and well done. Thank you.
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  869. what a great story! amazing how fact is so much more interesting than fiction!
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  870. I admit that I'm really bad at 'liking' videos, even ones I love. I just don't think about it as I'm usually listening while doing other things through the day. But I stopped what I was doing to go grab my charging phone to 'like' this one. I absolutely love everything about this. Voice, storytelling, intonation, intriguing cases I've not heard of. Fantastic.
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  871. As always, superior in every way. Top-notch! BEST mustaches to be found anywhere.
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  872. I am so happy you are cancer free, wonderful to hear!
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  873. Thanks!
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  874. Paul, you and your team are amazing. I am grateful for all the effort you and your team put in.
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  875. damn what a tragedy 😢 but your voice is so soothing to me, like asmr! haha subscribed
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  876. There’s something really comforting about your voice - I think it’s because you have moments where you sound exactly like my grandad who was also a great story teller - he grew up in cambuslang outside Glasgow, but had a slight twang to his accent from living in Canada and England for several years before coming home again
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  877. A marvellous video once again, on a interesting case and the one that got my into true crime.
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  878. So happy I found this channel. Thank you 💜
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  879. Excellent coverage! I enjoy binging on "Well, I Never!"
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  880. Thank you for your hard work bringing us wonderful content Paul ❤️
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  881. Hello from Ohio!!! We love you here!❤
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  882. Honestly, I thought the narrators voice was just a young British person putting on a nice voice. When I saw him I was pleasantly surprised. 👍
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  883. Very interesting… and pleased to hear that his final four years were RELATIVELY happy. I’m also glad that so many stepped up to help him. For example, though she’s mentioned but not really “credited”, I’m sure the Lady whose box Merrick was in for the Christmas theater show was aware that her box would be used for this… and she approved it. Many caring people seemed to reach out to help him. Overall, his story is a tragic one. But the fact that his final years were his best years does make it somewhat less horrific. I’m glad he was able to find some comfort and happiness in the end.
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  884. You are now my favorite true crime show to watch while settling myself for sleep thank you 😊
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  885. Hello! I just found your channel, it's lovely. Nothing makes me feel more alive than the horrors of the past. Thank you.
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  886. Yes! Another surely very fascinating vid.. looking forward to this, Paul. Thank you! 👍
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  887. I want to go on a ' clown hunt '. Actually the bank my parents' use is staffed by clowns.
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  888. His last words being a quote from Christ is telling of how these people's mind works
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  889. It's lovely to see you back I'm so looking forward to this video thank you Mr brodie and team 😊
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  890. Thank you for your wonderful presentation and compassion toward your videos, the cases are intriguing and fully informative. You are a great host for this channel, and always watch everyone of your videos. Keep up the great work!
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  891. Another wonderful piece of work Paul thank you
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  892. Hello Paul you and your crew did a another sensational job as always with so many interesting facts and great details keep up the sensational job my friend's
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  893. I found your channel few days ago, I really love the way you tell stories, it's different from other channels which makes it more interesting to watch already subscribed!🤩
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  894. I love on location videos, thank you!
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  895. Amazing work, you deserve so many more subs. I'll definitely be sharing this with everyone I know who likes true crime. The quality is amazing.
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  896. Can’t wait to listen ❤
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  897. Yay Paul can keep me company on my treadmill. Thank you
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  898. New sub. Your channel is so interesting and your delivery impeccable. Thank you for the upload!
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  899. Thanks Paul XXXX
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  900. Just discovered your channel & I'm hooked. I've was born & have lived in NJ my entire life & I don't believe I've heard of this tragic case. Thank you for sharing this despite the horrible story.
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  901. This came on as an automatic video after another I was watching...... Bloody brilliant!!! Liked and subbed. Even your voice is absolutely perfect for narration.❤️
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  902. Thank you, Paul, for another wonderful episode! There is sadness in every epoch and future historians will have much to criticise for our curent times.
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  903. another well told story. thank you for your quality presentation.
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  904. You're great!
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  905. Thank you Sir for the very concise and wonderfully narrated stories. Love all the videos.
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  906. I love this series! From the skull in the background, which I always check, to the dapper story teller I’m always excited to hear the next tale.
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  907. I didn't know this was on, about to watch it
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  908. The way he was treated by his family is almost neglectful. It breaks my heart that his life was awful and everybody at that time should of treated him better. I'm extremely glad that he got to have a normal life at the very end. May you rest in pace Joseph Merrick.
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  909. Love this stuff, Thank You..
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  910. Thank you great video content. New subscriber and I’m tickled pink that I found your videos. I appreciate all of your hard work to educate us on long forgotten historical moments 🌹🌹🌹
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  911. On behalf of the Mississippi River, I'm somewhat insulted. Its history doesn't begin with European colonization. It has as long history as well, its history pre-european contact is just devalued because it's native American history and not white European history
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  912. Thank you!
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  913. Thank you!❤
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  914. Great video as always.
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  915. Yes Paul they do deserve to be remembered. Thank you 😢
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  916. If only a love powder actually existed. Poor Mary, she was naive. Feel bad for her. Also, such cool work, Paul and Kevin! Was wonderful meeting both of you last week.
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  917. he could write such a beautiful poem after he had experienced such trauma and negativity off people, so pleased he did have the love of his mum to show him the way in life, such dignity and pure soul God Bless that man
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  918. I can't help but wonder if gibbeting gave rise to the scarecrow. Exist at the same time? I can't imagine it working though being that crows and ravens are scavengers and all that free meat hanging around. Or did scarecrows come later after the, how can I say this, the novelty wore off? History is weird. Love the channel and your suits. Very dapper sir.
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  919. Such a wonderful narrator, your channel and content are one of my favourites ❤️
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  920. I just found this channel and I love it.
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  921. Thanks for another upload, well I never knew this story. Thank you Paul and co for another great story
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  922. A very interesting case, with a calming voice as usual. Thank you Mr. Brodie for another video to make me say “Well, I Never!” Absolutely brilliant! 😊
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  923. I absolutely love this channel the tales it tells is fascinating. Can’t wait for the next one
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  924. Yea, this story creeped me out and I'm not easily creeped out 😄 But none the less I really like this channel with all the interesting stories 👍
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  925. Thank you for the uploads. Love your content and delivery. Well done!
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  926. Thank you for the upload, Paul.
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  927. Love your vids this one is very interesting I love listening to serial killer cases!
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  928. PS. I think the video is very informative, especially considering this case is (falsely) cited in most psychology textbooks (alongside other incorrections like the Milgram experiment) and people need to know. I hope it blows up and gets thousands of views :)
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  929.  @WellINever  thank you for the interesting content, always delivered so professionally, apart from that one time you got the giggles haha 😄
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  930. Always a pleasure to see an upload from Paul. Looking forward to this!! 👍
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  931. I enjoy seeing your uploads, I love your accent as well, I'm from Baton Rouge Louisiana so we definitely have a different accent lol. .May God bless you
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  932. Excellent clear narration.
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  933. Nothing quite like a good ole fashioned murder story
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  934. Paul so glad to see another amazing video from well I never you guys ate champions these videos are so amazing keep up the great job
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  935. Another gem of a video. Thank you!
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  936. Why’d they name it Leadville? 😂Oh, maybe to discourage a rush on the place. Nagging wife? He was a partier and womanizer? And she spent her money on charities? I like her. Damn what a wedding dress. ❤ Doesn’t sound like baby worked hard to be accepted by that society, good for her. She should not have gone back or stayed in that shack, she should have come here to NYC. She’d have been accepted and fit in with our characters and been accepted.
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  937. What a treat! Totally absorbed in these historic crimes. Your presentation is wonderful and I could listen to your voice all day every day. Very informative
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  938. What Zoë said!😀✌
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  939. Another great episode, good work mate.
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  940. Well edited, narrated, and interesting. The narrator should be hired to narrate other videos on YouTube! Most professional and absorbing in his presentation. A pleasure to listen to.
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  941. As always very intriguing. I just love your stories. Thank you Paul
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  942. And he rocks those boots!
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  943. I sent that to a friend of mine whose last name happens to be Hayes. And he always says he’s from England
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  944. i really do think she would have been the next Marylin Monroe
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  945. Excellent video, as always. And I got my patch. It's lovely! Thank you so much!
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  946. Paul, I have heard of this before but you gave so much more inf information and told it so well. I watched it twice in four hours. God bless you
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  947. Camb just got slimier and slimier in this story 🤢 Thank you Paul, tell Spongey I said hi 😉
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  948.  @WellINever  Thank you for your understanding and your kind reply!
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  949. Water full of sewage? History is repeating itself it seems.
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  950. Love everything about this channel. Thank you for the amazing content❤️
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  951. Just luv this channel...great delivery and interesting topics... Check out Katherine Knight from Australia, a violent woman who skinned her partner... Would love to see this covered . Keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍
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  952. About to hit the hay 💤 but I'll watch it later...😊
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  953. Just found your channel and your story telling voice is very warm and nice.....
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  954. That was grim but brilliant! And evil he knew what he was doing was wrong and continued on! Horrific 😱
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  955. I have always heard of Mr Marrick & his deformities, but never heard his whole story until now. Thank you Paul for giving us an insight to this man and to once more prove that you can’t judge people by their outward appearances. Blessings to you! ❤️✝️
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  956. I love listening to your stories, while i am cleaning my house here in Colorado, USA
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  957. Thanks again for the fascinating content! Paul is lookin' sharp as always. And I love that you left in his cracking up about 'The Singing Bone'. You guys made me smile today. Have a great Christmas and holiday season!
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  958. The old Victorian morals...so glad we have finally moved on from them
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  959. A new and fascinating case for me.. brilliantly presented as always.. 👏👍 Such a strange tale which leaves me wondering whether Martha really could have been innocent.. 🤔 Thanks as always, Paul.. I was glued from start to finish..
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  960. Interesting story, well told. All the best 👍
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  961. Love this channel
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  962. Absolutely enjoy your eloquence of speech and research background of all of your video's! Thank you from Missouri USA
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  963. Thank you for honoring her memory 💜
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  964. I could listen to you recount history for hours honestly
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  965. Perfect way to start the morning.
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  966. I ways look forward to Friday mornings because of your videos.
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  967. Wonderful video, thanks so much Paul
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  968. Thanks!
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  969. I'm always pleased to see another video from you!
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  970.  @WellINever  Sun is starting to get warm in the middle of the days, but also snow here too last week, and the beginning of the week, that rained away last night and today. I had some daffodils starting to grow outside in the flower bed, but then more frost came along and they almost died. Ready for some summer about now. I hope my mother is right with her theory that "a bad winter, makes a great summer"... Continue the excellent work with your videos!🙂 With wishes of a great weekend from Alv and my black, lucky cat Lucis - Bergen, Norway.
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  971. This was brilliant! I'm so glad I found your channel as well! If you take @MissTudorRose's advice and do Burke & Hare, (which you should, it will be *AWESOME,*) you've got to include the rhyme. Down the close and up the stair, But and ben wi' Burke and Hare Burke's the butcher, Hare's the thief, Knox's the man who buys the beef. There's also a children's version that takes the rhyme even further. Hang Burke, banish Hare, Burn Knox in Surgeon's Square
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  972. "An unscrupulous scribbler" 😄
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  973. Happiest of Birthdays my good man! Tomorrow is my youngest daughter's 7th as well. This month has given us some of the best souls and kindred spirits! Celebrate your all accomplishments this year and keep up the wonderful videos, they are much appreciated!! Here's to another year of YOU!! 🎉🎈🎁🎂🎊🥳✨🪅
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  974. I’m very glad I found your channel. I love the stories you cover.
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  975. Amazing video. This deserve millions of views! Horrible, immoral history.
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  976. Gee Paul I just saw you squat in the road. That’s good. I can’t do that anymore and still get up but I am 75 and still running circles around my kids,grandkids and greatgrand kids love your accent.
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  977. Thanks Paul, another outstanding piece of work. Such a terrible story though, prison reform eh? Hmm 😢 $75 for utter madness feeding the chair it's "fill" and then the madness got a damn site worse..... utterly horrific. Showed who where the most humane of the bunch that's for definite. Awful.
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  978. Thanks!
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  979. Gm All. And Good day Mr.Never 😁
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  980. Well, I never! MARY ANN!
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  981. what if dyer was also ripper?
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  982. I have just now found this channel, and am I ever impressed with the details given in each case, and with the urbane and avuncular personality of the narrator. Please keep up the good work!
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  983. Thank you for your content <3
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  984. Well I never , lol great story , does sound guilty , thanks for a great content , good night from Australia
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  985. Paul you are amazing ❤
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  986. Great new podcast Mr Brodie ? Mr Well, l never thank you very much Australian girl tuned in😊
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  987. I could listen to this man talk about anything and everything all day long! Such a soft accent. Lovely!😍
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  988. My first time posting a comment on this channel although I've been watching it for over a year. I have to admit that I L-O-V-E the one rule you have & it's the one rule I wish people would have regarding life in general. I love the channel, content & presentation of the stories. Thanks! 👍
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  989. Absolutely love your videos. Thank you for using your gifted voice to pass down stories of the darker bits of history, while still being relatively SFW. You are a YouTube gem!
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  990. Your set up is perfect for this content.
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  991. Ahhhhh YES! When I lived in Brighton in 2015 this case was mentioned on a ghost tour I went on. It’s one of those cases I have always kept thinking about now and again 👀
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  992. Thank you for the upload :)
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  993. I love your title! "Well I never"! I can't help but leave this in good humor, "Well now you have" Blessings❤
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  994. Another great video, I love this channel. So happy I stumbled upon it!!
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  995. I’ve been binge watching your videos! Excellent content!
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  996. Well, I never heard this before. Good job at telling this.
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  997. you deserve so much more subs! i know you will blow up soon tho, really great content as well. 👍
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  998. SO sad. All I can think is that in some odd way Rosemary helped handicapped kids to this day thru her sister.
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  999. I certainly did say "well I never". I'd never heard of that sad murder in Rayleigh, Essex. I worked with a lady once whose father had become paraplegic following an industrial accident, and he held his whole family in fear of his temper. Despite him being confined to a wheelchair and unable to physically harm them, everyone in the house tiptoed around him and tried not to set him off. Incidentally, Rochford is pronounced with the CH as in cheese, not rock. It's a small village/town a few miles from Rayleigh. I regularly visit Rayleigh for a walk around the Rayleigh Mount and the high street small shops.
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  1000. I like your style! Just subscribed! Peace from Rhode island USA😀✌
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  1001. Nice video man always find your videos interesting anyway love your videos and keep up the good work man 😁😁😁😁
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  1002. All supernatural stories and beings fascinate me so much. Very interesting
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  1003. My husband met and worked with Mark , we had a young child at the time and Mark was lovely enough to sign a book for him. Big Picture/Little Picture in Smarteenies on CBeebies was a huge favourite in our house, Mark was every bit as lovely as we knew he would be. So so sad when he died. May he RIP
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  1004. So glad to see another amazing video paul you guys out due yourself keep up the sensational job guys
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  1005. What a documentary! Well done, sir!
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  1006. Another fascinating story, told by a most interesting man. Paul could read a menu and make it sound intriguing!
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  1007. Thanks for this, it was just what I needed this morning. A curmudgeon stuck in bed with a cold and scratchy throat likes hearing fairy tales about kids being eaten by sneaky candy-housed ladies in the woods! You guys always know just the right thing. I love you so much! Can you please get the tin mugs back in the store? I need a few more. Thanks, Have a great day, Paul and y'all at WIN!
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  1008. That was brilliantly done! Loved the content and the presentation is absolutely the best on YouTube. I've played it three times now. It's just superb
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  1009. Sir I just have to take a minute to tell you, your narration should terrify other narrators, I have insomnia something horrible ,since I have found your channel, your my new sleep 💤💤💤💤 medicine, you could read me the News 🗞️🗞️🗞️ and I will be asleep before you finish your 1st sentence , I literally have every show you've put out saved , and I use the recordings religiously,
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  1010. New subscriber here!🖐🏻 Thank you for uploading amazing videos about things that would be a little bit hard to look up for someone that isn't has the same nationality as the figure. I'm from Asia and actually, never heard of her name until I subscribed to your channel. Thank you so much for helping me understanding history from other countries-in my pov-👍🏻
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  1011. AN HOUR LONG?!?! HELL YEAH!!
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  1012. I absolutely enjoy your videos and your narration is so precise and pristine. Thank you sir and keep up the great work👍😊.
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  1013. Enjoyed that one - I've never heard it before. And I enjoy your narration, sir! Have a wonderful weekend!
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  1014. You know it's a good day when the Well, I Never team uploads ❤️
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  1015. I love these “field-trip” episodes. Awesome channel
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  1016. A fantastic video Thank you Paul:_Skully:
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  1017. Hello Paul you and your crew Always make sure your fans are never bord I enjoy your context keep up the sensational job
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  1018. Thanks!
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  1019. Strange love story and surprising end, i love it.
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  1020. Fascinating! I'd never heard of her before. I love your style of story-telling. Thanks!
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  1021. I just love the breadth and scope of topics you choose to take on. Always a welcome surprise, with each new installment. WIN is so chock full of win 😉✨👏
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  1022. Good job, well put together with lots of relevant and interesting images. Thank you.
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  1023. I found you vids by accident and so pleased I did , you tell these stories so so well . I now listen to you when I get in bed as your readings are explained so well . Thank you so much .
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  1024. Such an interesting bit of history Thank you for a great end to the evening Paul :_Paul:
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  1025. Loves these videos ❤
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  1026. Thanks so much for making another video. Please don't stop... you're awesome
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  1027. This just made my friday!! Thank you!! 🙏🇬🇧
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  1028. Love your videos. Always well told and educational.
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  1029. Btw. The hat is good👍
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  1030. I just want to thank you for not saying "smash" the like button.
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  1031. First like, first comment! Well done, "Well, I Never"!!
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  1032. I love this show!! Your narration is superb, and it's so beautifully presented. It's so very interesting how crimes were investigated, and punishments administered. So different today. I love your channel, Thank-you!!! 💕
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  1033. Thank you for the work you do to share these stories.
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  1034. Beautiful setting and your excellent presentation make even these unfortunate tales worth my time. Thank you and Merry Christmas Paul. 🎄💜
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  1035. Hello Paul, I really love your channel ☺
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  1036. Hi Paul - It was so good to meet with you and Kevin when you were filming in Lambourn - It was both very interesting and especially fascinating to hear your stories and this being one very close on my doorstep - quite literally! I will be looking out for more stories. Best Wishes - Sandra
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  1037. Many Thanks Paul, Sorry I've Been Away For A While, I've Missed Out On Several Of Your Videos Due To Mental & Physical Illness. How Are You? I've A Question For You, Can Your Merchandise Sticker Become A Sew On Patch ? I Collect Sew On Patches/Cloth Badges.
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  1038. History is essentially just one crime after another for eternity lol.
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  1039. absolutely love your delivery. No messing and straight to the point🇬🇧
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  1040. Love your videos!!
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  1041. Just found you and Subscribed . Well done 👏
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  1042. You are a great narrator. Kate was a really manipulative and evil person.
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  1043. Well done, sir. The script, pace of presentation, and presentation style are all excellent.
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  1044. Well I never, it looks like I might be first here.
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  1045. Beautifully and sensitively handled, Paul. Such a tragic life of a man with a beautiful soul and mind. One wonders which of the causes mentioned might've been responsible...and how it would have been handled today. May he rest well, and may his memory be a blessing.
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  1046. I really love these old cases. Another great one!
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  1047. Enjoyed your video, so sad though, no justice!
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  1048. Thank you for sharing his story. So sad.
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  1049. Just saw the chimpanzee video broke a million views!!! Congrats man
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  1050. This presenter may or may not be the most interesting man on earth. But he’s probably the coolest.
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  1051. Listening from snowy yorkshire 🖤👿
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  1052. To the narrator, thank you for all this great history, I wish you could be my history teacher for your videos and info to the topic is detailed and fascinates me a lot
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  1053. Thank you for this very informative and interesting video of British history. I really enjoyed it.
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  1054. Thank you, just watched my first "well, I never" video. Informing and educating are missions that are close to my heart, I much appreciate your respectful delivery of the story this tragic event.
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  1055. it takes a special mustache to exceed Paul’s mustache, but the doctor’s definitely is special 🤣😎
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  1056. It all sounds pretty corrupt, as usual... Excellent video, thanks.
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  1057. Well I Never. I am the first viewer. 😁
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  1058. i found your channel maybe an hour ago (i had the video about the guy who survived with part of his brain coming out after being impaled with the metal pole) and im already hooked! your story telling is great and kept my attention the whole time
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  1059. How so very sad. Thank you Paul
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  1060. Harry Powers certainly seemed to have certain "powers" over women, in spite of Time magazine's most unflattering description of him! An exceptional video.. what a sad and bizarre case.. 😢 Thanks as always, Paul.. 👍
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  1061. So glad I found your channel, excellent upload as always (I have binged your back catalogue already). Hello from Australia
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  1062. Thank you, sir. You have honoured Joseph Merrick.
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  1063. Luv ur channel ❤ hello from NYC 🍎🇺🇸
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  1064. Am I the only one who thinks Paul would make a great Doctor Who?
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  1065. Another wonderful video x thank you
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  1066. Thank you for another top notch video 👍
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  1067. Thank you!! Absolutely love listening to your stories!! Best of luck and wishes from Missouri USA
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  1068. I studied this as part of my thesis research. A couple of things can be said with certainty: 1) John Perry was mentally fragile if not insane and 2) Harrison's story was untrue. While slavers occasionally raided England, they took people from the coastal areas and certainly didn't strike inland to places like Chipping Camden to take an elderly man. There are loads of other palpably absurd details in his story, as told to the local JP, Thomas Overbury. Whilst this did happen at the time of the Restoration of Charles II, there would be no reason why a steward to a lady from a Royalist family in Gloucestershire would need to lie low. Odds are Harrison went to London or maybe Bristol, but why is a mystery.
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  1069. Thanks!
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  1070. Oooo good info, I have never heard of this case neither, new subscriber 😊
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  1071. The British Monarchy makes for good tourist attractions anyway.
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  1072. Hello Paul sorry I'm a little late but still listening for sweet sunny saint Lucia some friends and myself just having a bbq and some cold drinks on such a hot day hope everyone is safe and doing well thanks again for another great one
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  1073. Thank you! well, I never, your voice is fantastic for storytelling. I appreciate you taking the time to do this vid for us. Stay safe from Kitchener Ontario Canada
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  1074. Wow these two were horrific. Thank you again Paul for the story
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  1075. Excellent work.. great research.. thank you, Paul, this was totally fascinating 👏
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  1076. If you want to fix it, there's a spelling mistake in the title: Cocoanut instead of *Coconut*. I highly recommend the "The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire" in New York, where the factory owners had locked the fire-escapes, to prevent the workers from taking unsupervised brakes from the work, and it ended up with dozens of young girls having to jump out from several stores up, making a gruesome "thud" as they landed. Good work as usual. I'm really glad I found this channel, and now am subscribing with the "bell" activated, so I can watch the videos as soon as they come out. Have a great weekend everyone! Love from Alv, Norway 🙂
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  1077. You have a great story telling voice
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  1078. Always enjoy the stories. Look before to new ones and watching and rewatching old one. Thank you for the amazing work. You are very good at your craft. Respect to you.
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  1079. You have a very distinctive presentation style. I'm enjoying your videos a lot. Thank you
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  1080. Awesome content, you really deserve more recognition.
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  1081. Love your style of story telling, and it's content's, new subscriber!👍
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  1082. Thanks
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  1083. I love the stories, the delivery and that accent!! "Well, I never" makes me think of the classic stories I used to listen to from BBC. I miss them!!! I'd almost swear the gentleman is either a Squire or Baronette ( sp?). I've never been to the UK, but always wanted to go there! Great work, sir!! and I so look forward to future installments!!!
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  1084. Omg i found another great channel!!!!!!
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  1085. Wonderful vid. Always love seeing new content from you, looking forward to seeing more in the future.
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  1086. I live in America, and as a matter of fact I live in Missouri. The Mississippi makes up our eastern border. We're all pretty fond of it here. I don't think it was intended to be an insult.
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  1087. Idk how I’ve never heard of this case. So fascinating
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  1088. There are tall ships, there are small ships, there are ships that sail the sea!! But the best ships are the friendships, and long may they be.✌️💯🙏🇬🇧
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  1089. Interesting case
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  1090. Good day Paul listening from saint Lucia as always on another hot day have yourself a blessed day hope everyone is safe and well
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  1091. I had no idea that this was an unsolved crime. 🤷🏼‍♀️ A great video to watch whilst having gammon and chips for lunch! 😊
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  1092. Thank you for the explanation Paul. So glad you are doing well and have a treatment.
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  1093. Done and done ❤️👍
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  1094. Love this channel so much❤️❤️
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  1095. What a tragic story. Poor Edith. If her husband had agreed to a divorce this would never have happend. Selfish bastard!
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  1096. Another good story! This is just a different perception of the good Samaritan . I’d like to think I was more Good Samaritan than a bystander 😊 plenty of people have helped me the numerous times I’ve fallen over 😂🤦🏼‍♀️
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  1097. I just discovered your channel 2 nights ago. I can’t wait to be off of work for a few days and binge watch. Absolutely excellent content and wonderful narration.
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  1098. I'd love a deep dive by you on the Medan! I'd be really curious to find out what your investigations would dig up. It seems like a case of a tale spun out of control from something perfectly rational and mundane, but even with fictional stories, I love finding out how and why they might have gained such traction over the years. I find humanity's history of folktales just as interesting as factual history.
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  1099. A very interesting video again, a interesting history in England and the Netherlands in those days, one day your local ruler was your friend and the next day he chopped your head off.
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  1100. Wow, I am so glad I ran across this channel. Great presentation and so informative, I was spellbound for the entire video! Have subscribed and look forward to viewing more videos, past and present. Thank you for doing these.
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  1101. You have a great beard, keep growing it!🧔👍
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  1102. Oh, yea! Good morning WIN and subs!
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  1103. This is the 4th video of yours that I have watched and they are all top quality and extremely interesting! I subscribed after the 1st by the way!
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  1104. Thank you Paul for an excellent episode of a very horrific event, and unknown to me, especially with so many lost souls in disgusting sewage water!!!🙏😢❣️
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  1105. I remember this when it happened watching it on the news sad sad day 😢😢🙏
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  1106. The drip tho
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  1107. dont think i've ever been this early for a video but i love every upload so i had to click as soon as i saw
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  1108. Thanks for the compilation, Paul. It's still hot here, so I might have mango ice cream for BREAKFAST. Or maybe some Ube cream pie...
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  1109. Would love to hear more about the Ourang Medan. But I always enjoy your videos.
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  1110. Amazing narrating my man, you deserve my like and sub ❤️
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  1111. I am sick at home, stuck in bed, cranky (I'm typically cranky though) and was hoping to find a new upload from you guys. Good Morning Paul and Co. :_Paul::_PaulWin::_WIN::_Skully:🌻💜
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  1112. Paul, I'm running out of your videos. Definitely need some more. Have you thought of doing UK Regional Crimes or unknown Crimes from area to area ?
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  1113. Excellent narration 👏
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  1114. Thanks!
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  1115. In the future, some on these videos will have a million views. Let me know if I was right. Sept 02, 2020.
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  1116. How is this channel not booming?? This is great stuff and needs more traffic! Thanks I'll be subbing. Keep it weird 🤘🏻
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  1117. Also for those curious, dynamic braking is similar to "engine braking". It essentially expels electricity, which also creates a lot of heat. It's a pretty neat concept, and really helps out. Just creates a lot of resistance in the motor drivers.
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  1118.  @WellINever  happy birthday Paul
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  1119.  @WellINever  I read the post you posted on the community tab. Just asking for confirmation as I am word blind.
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  1120. Love your accent and your videos! Hope you have a great day 💙
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  1121. Thanks!
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  1122. Thank you for another great case! I love listening to your stories!!
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  1123. Whoa, never been so early! Thank you for bringing us such amazing content!!
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  1124. Thank you for your well received content
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  1125. This was an excellent overview of the Gage case! I had heard of him before, but you brought all the details together for me in an entertaining way.
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  1126. ❤
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  1127. Exactly what I needed today! Happy Halloween!!!
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  1128. Well, I never expected to see one of your videos go live and I never knew about such a terrible tragedy. Well researched video but ouch.
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  1129. Another great story. ❤ from South Africa
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  1130. Such awful subject matter, yet spoken so beautifully. Fascinating. Terrible. Addictive. Hypnotic. Cheers Paul 🍻
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  1131. Absolutely fantastic job!
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  1132. Sweet video as usual Paul. Cheers mate
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  1133. How time flies. Thanks for upload. RIP.
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  1134. Always find this story interesting, my maiden name was Crippen🙂
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  1135. This is truly one of my favorite Youtube channel, another great story told by a great gentleman
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  1136. Talk about going with the flow.....
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  1137. Two in a day! Really enjoyed both, thanks.
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  1138. Watching from London, thank you for the wonderful content.
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  1139. Our Emperor was never that handsome 😁
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  1140. "I am not an animal!"
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  1141. Thank you all for reminding us to never forget. 🏵
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  1142. Thank you for another video
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  1143. ❤ Nicola White, i watch her videos almost every week since 2020.
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  1144. You missed the Baychimo! Longest lasting derelict/ghost ship EVER!
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  1145. How horrible. They need to release his skeleton for burial
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  1146. I've been binge watching your videos for a month or so now. I love your storytelling.
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  1147. This is very interesting and important to talk about
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  1148. I think you should do a video on the steamship "Princess Alice" which was rammed in two and sank in sewage
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  1149. Just found you. Your amazing! Thanks for the videos! Keep them coming! Cheers
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  1150. So tragic 😢😢
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  1151. Thank you for another riveting tale. Perfectly presented, thank you again!
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  1152. Why did all men in the 1500’s look like Shakespeare
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  1153. I love your voice !
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  1154. Paul another amazing video you an your crew makes it worth it love the facts and interesting side facts
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  1155. The fear those poor souls must have felt in their final moments is beyond comprehension. May every one of them rest in peace.
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  1156. Thank you for creating this video and sharing this crazy story, I had never heard of it before.
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  1157. Couldn't have said it better myself!!! 😅😅
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  1158. I appreciate your efforts to compile all the photos and visuals! I also like how your not sensational like other channels. You don’t need loud music or over the top presentation to create fascinating videos. Thank you!
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  1159. Blimey !! 😢 if she’s already tried to poison people why did it take so long to Arrest her? 🤔
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  1160. WOW, Thank you. I grew up reading through many Guinness books in the 80s. This video put some soul and personal touches to a real person vs statistic oddity , thank you for that. My heart truly goes out to him. I wonder what doctors today would have done for him? Surgery wise I am thinking he would have a lot more mobility, dexterity and a longer life, full and active. As far as his remains go, atleast a part of him was interred with some dignity
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  1161. Love this channel ❤
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  1162. I always look forward to uploads and once again, a fantastic video from you. This is easily my favourite Youtube channel 😊
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  1163. I look forward to hearing your peaceful voice (seeing your charming suits) and enjoying fascinating stories every week. Thank you!
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  1164. After a grueling shift at work, this was much needed thank you xx
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  1165. Great episode! I’d love to see you do a ep on the case of department store heir brook hart. That story beggars belief!
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  1166. It's a perfect Friday, Paul has uploaded 👍
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  1167. Thank you for naming and showing the victims. 💔
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  1168. Thanks!
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  1169. So glad I've found this channel
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  1170. 11 p.m. Perfect timing!
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  1171. Ive lived in Northampton (which is in Northamptonshire obviously) all my life and visited the museum about the town and surrounding area's history. Yet this is the first time ive heard of it happening. Down southeast and spreading up all the east cost, i knew of the with trails and witch-finder general antics but up these ways?? Well, i never! Haha! Awesome upload as always!!
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  1172. Greatly enjoy your channel, nice presentation and who doesn't love psychotic killers!
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  1173. Thanks for uploading. Proud to be from the same place as Amy. May she rest in peace.
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  1174. The glass slipper in Cindarella is actually a misunderstanding. In Charles Perrault's original tale, it was a slipper made of 'vair' - grey and white squirrel's fur. Vair is pronounced exactly like 'verre', glass. Today even in French it's a 'pantouffle de verre', a glass slipper. I hope I made you say 'Well I never"! Love your channel by the way.
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  1175. Hello Paul and everyone here watching from saint Lucia on another hot day hope everyone is safe and well have yourselves a blessed day
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  1176. All of these stories are fascinating!! Thank you !🥰
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  1177. Thank you Paul! I'll watch this later while trying to keep cool in this awful heatwave 😅😊
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  1178. I'm surprised that the lovers didn't just organise the traditional french " hunting accident " for the husband. What about the unsavoury state of the lover boy Raymond !! Definately needs some style tips from Mr Brodie.
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  1179. Thanks!
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  1180. Ready and waiting! 👍
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  1181. Hi and well i never crew i love to see another amazing video from you guys ❤ keep up the sensational job
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  1182. I just found your channel today and have enjoyed quite a few videos so far. Thanks and keep up the good work!
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  1183. Hey :) New subscriber here, just wanted to give you a heads up, you're a great narrator <3 Keep up the good work, greetings from germany
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  1184. What a treat. Two of my favorite Youtube posters together in an episode. Nicola is my Sunday afternoon addiction with her mudlarking show.
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  1185. I totally love your content ! Thank you so much ❤
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  1186. Brilliant channel. New subscriber here and I can’t get enough.
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  1187. Lol, saw this and clicked on it because I am literally making curry in my apartment in Japan right now 😂😂😂 no poison, I swear
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  1188. So happy this popped up, thank you 💕🇬🇧👍
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  1189. Your videos are really well made! Keep up the good work, Mr. Future-big-YouTuber!
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  1190. Everything is better when a Scotsman narrator 😅
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  1191. 5 stories in one video? Yes please!! 😍 Thank you very much, also for the interesting videos and photos included. I teally enjoyed it!
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  1192. I thought you might have sung the song Paul!!
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  1193. Digging your vibes man
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  1194. Love this channel, LOVE the way the stories are presented. Always looking forward to the next episode.👌👌👌
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  1195. I loveeee your videos
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  1196. I got my WIN merch store, camping mug with your logo, the other day. it is very nice and someone tried to take it already. Using it is like having tea with you Paul, I'm delighted with it. There are a lot of people we would feel badly for if they had gotten help in time, but when it is too late and they have done something terrible, they don't really deserve the sympathy I guess. At least the victim's family got some justice. It is our Independence Day. Some day guys will get to have one as well. Scotland has 90% of GB's oil right? Break away, man! Lol
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  1197. Thanks!
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  1198. I like your old timey style, subbed
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  1199. Happy Birthday Paul! Thank you for sharing interesting stories with us.
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  1200. The shady Dupont family be a good on to cover.. love this channel btw...
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  1201. Thank you Mr Brodie. Thoughtful, interesting and sympathetic as always.
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  1202. Wow, so many stories I never heard of, mahalo Mr Brody 🌸🌺🤙🏽
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  1203. Love the videos! Always amazing. This one in particular is nice to watch in a rainy day, I sit in my car currently waiting for my fiancé to get out of the grocery store. Watching this in the parking lot on a gloomy, Ohio Monday. Rain patters my windshield and this adds a more ominous feeling to this video. Thank you for your hard work! A great video as always! -Nathan
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  1204. he look like one of the characters from movie Lorax
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  1205. This is a Definite listen again.
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  1206. Your content is always very interesting and very well produced. You're a true gentleman both in manner and countenance. Thank you for sharing your great work... cheers!
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  1207. Another wonderful story, thank you!
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  1208. Very much enjoying your videos. Thank you❤
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  1209. OMG. I work in the same spot as the picture of Bay City Mi was taken. Behind the camera and to the left. Fun Historical Fact: Bay City was an extremely wealthy little town from the booming Lumber industry at the time. Center avenue was home to all the lumber Baron mansions, and still is to this day. Most of them have been restored to the original conditions and colors. At that same time, it also had more bars, and brothels than any other city in the world. The lumberjacks would come in from the work camps, spend their hard earned money on liquor and whores.
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  1210. What a masterful storyteller you are! New sub here!
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  1211. Quite an enjoyable excellent well presented research video. Well, I never thought that I would find other great orator until I hit upon your channel.
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  1212. :_Skully::_WIN:
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  1213. Nice channel thumbs up from me 👍
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  1214. ❤ another great upload ❤
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  1215. Hey Paul how are you doing watching and listening from saint Lucia on another hot slightly windy day here hope all is well with have a blessed day
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  1216. Love your channel!!!
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  1217. Grand storytelling, as always, thank you very much for your hard work .👍🏽
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  1218. You're allowed outside?? Madness! Superb work as ever, sir.
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  1219. Hello paul and well i never crew so glad to see another amazing video from you guys sensational job as always
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  1220. I know you know nothing of me since I am merely a dot to your ocean of fans but I wish you all the best and to your coming videos. I have gathered an army to subscribe in your channel and they have been grateful to me for enjoying your videos. Much love from 🇺🇸
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  1221.  @WellINever  You are most welcome! ❤️✝️
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  1222. Good morning!
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  1223. Thanks Paul this was a brilliant video. XXXX
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  1224. Thanks!
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  1225. Your research just keeps getting better and better. Remarkable detail, and excellent delivery as always
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  1226. What a tragic way! BTW, you kinda look like Emperor Wilhelm I of Germany.
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  1227. I'm going through a really tough time right now and I stumbled upon this channel and its making me feel like my grandfather is here just telling me interesting things to keep my mind off of what's going on. Thank you.
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  1228. Wow that’s really weird. It made your day?
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  1229. Great channel, thank you
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  1230. This Reminds me of the Eastland Disaster in Chacago,Ill.
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  1231. I love it never a d❤ull day when you watch well I never Paul you and your crew are amazing
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  1232. Hello Paul an crew as always sensational job this is very interesting and fascinating
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  1233. Wow, I’m early for once ! Nothing like a good murder story while I get ready in the morning
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  1234. This is only comparable to the highest quality from which I learned English as a second language, since the 80s. Thank you, Paul.
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  1235. Although it's a bit outdated now, there was a good film made about Joseph Merrick, starring John Hurt (the elephant man) and Anthony Hopkins (the doctor). It's worth watching, as it's an extraordinary story in so many ways, especially because it was at a time when life was very harsh during the Victorian period. RIP, Joseph Merrick🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
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  1236. This is my first time to this channel, and I love it! You’ve got a new subscriber. Such interesting, unique stories that I’ve never heard about before. Very refreshing. I love your narration and your passion just seeps through the screen! Xxx
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  1237. Love your channel!! Keep going!!
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  1238. Love your voice, love you way of making a story interesting. Sending you a Hello from Sweden ☺️
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  1239. Thank you!
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  1240. I just found this channel and I really enjoy the content.
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  1241. If you like overly friendly seagulls and the smell of farmers fertilising their fields, by all means come down. I’ll put the kettle on 😁 Also, Mr Brodie, please do a video on the Tar Barrels!
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  1242. Wonderful to see how far this beautiful channel has come in little more than a year! 160K subs now.. Deservedly so! 👏👏 I give you a standing ovation every time, Paul
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  1243. I feel bad for the monkey cause her owner gave him xans only if she didn’t him and Elmo would be thuggin right now
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  1244. Such a tragedy. Thank you for the great videos. So glad I found your channel!
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  1245. The Best YouTube Channel has returned and uploaded again😊 Thank you for the never ending hard work and passion👍
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  1246. How about a story about the norwegian serial killer Arnfinn Nesset, a very interesting case
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  1247. Devil in the white city was great, i might have wanted to read up about holmes but i actually loved the parts about the worlds fair a lot more.
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  1248. 18 yrs old, pregnant, in the hospital with diabetes, Star 80 comes on, I watch mesmerized at her beauty and innocence and shocked at his anger, he says the line "You and your fucking Aram" or something to that effect, I fall in love with the name and pay the orderly a coke and candy bar to get me a baby name book from the gift shop, the name is in there!!!! My Aram made 35 this year, I've only seen that movie twice, but now as tragic as it is, I'm going to watch again. May Dorothy forever rest in Perfect Peace.
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  1249. Paul you guys rock i live videos like this sensational job wekl i never crew❤
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  1250. Been looking forward to this! 👍
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  1251. Normally I'll watch a few videos before dropping off a sub, I don't think I need to here, great stuff, liked and subbed! 👌 🤝
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  1252. Thank you❤❤❤❤
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  1253. What a fantastic treat twice in one week great video and research Paul thanks
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  1254. Hi, Paul! Thanks for another wonderful video. I always look forward to seeing you. Happy Friday!! 😊
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  1255. I love your videos you do such an excellent job
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  1256. Thanks for the upload, Paul.
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  1257. Thank you. I love hearing you talk.
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  1258. Love your video topics. But to be honest. I (and with me many others probably) would like to here your story! What is the story of your life? Education? Work? Age? Childhood? Where does your interest in this stuff coming from? You're an interesting person to say the least! 😄 Keep up the awesome video's 👌🏻
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  1259. Why, when picturing the investigating officers do I imagine a young John Thaw and Dennis Waterman in a Copper coloured Ford Consul?
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  1260. I just added it to my watch list! Thanks for making this video.
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  1261. Great Videos. U put lots of effort in them
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  1262. I lived on Mesa st, right down the street from this and remember this. I was 5 or 6 and I knew something bad had happened but didn’t know much or understand what happened. I remember seeing it on the front page of the newspaper. I always wondered what really happened, so thanks for this video.
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  1263. I'm really glad your channel popped up on my home page. Not only was it an amazing story, it was handled well, with respect to all involved. I have subbed and liked and hope to enjoy more videos like this, even though what happened to the poor lady was horrific and I hope she continues to recover well, it is an amazing story, and I think it is better to hear about it from a channel as sympathetic and well researched as this one than a sensationalist tabloid or , like you pointed out, reporters looking for a scoop. Well done mate
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  1264. This was very interesting, i would love to hear more.
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  1265. was serious facial hair a requirement to join the plod back then
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  1266. Very educational. Thank you!
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  1267. well, it is 9 pm in my place, I am going to crochet while waiting for time to sleep, aaannnd listening to this story . Cool!
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  1268. I've watched all your videos in less tahn two weeks. So good
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  1269. Fascinating case.. thank you, Paul.. 👍🤗
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  1270. Victorian era punishment were horrific I could know about a different England through your video
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  1271. Well, I never thought my rabbit hole would lead to such quality content. Great stuff!
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  1272. Fantastic video Paul, another head scratcher, and spine tingling tale
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  1273. You’re the best . Thanks for all your effort in these epic tales.
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  1274. The blue eyed, up close picture of Mary Bell reminds me of the actress, Fairuza Balk.......oi!
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  1275. Gorgeous again! Your German is adorable 😉
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  1276. Love this channel so much! ❤ Please never stop
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  1277. 1:43 I just couldn't stand it, I had to join, you seriously make my day, everytime you post ❤❤ Thank you so much 💓💖
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  1278. Don't take any offence but your background reminds me of those grandfather stories but the only good difference is that these stories are interesting basically your channel is great
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  1279. It’s not the size, but the motion in the ocean?? Idk. 😊 Short vid, but I’m not complaining, as always, excellent. I always learn from you all. The times, places, about the people and usually a crime or situation I’ve never heard of before. This channel is a gem 💎 🥳
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  1280. Well I never, this is the most amazing story I've ever heard! Also this makes me think twice before complaining and being more grateful about my health.
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  1281. Looking dapper, Paul! I hope you had a great birthday!
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  1282. You made a kind and gentle rendition of the sad story of Joseph. It is so good that so many people gave much of their time and resources to make this young man's later life as enjoyable as possible. I will be pleased to meet Joseph in heaven where he is enjoying his transformation.
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  1283. Jane was a Psycho😳& Thanks W.I.N.❤️
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  1284. How is this channel not have more subscribers? It's amazing!!! I love the name "Well, I Never". Genius.
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  1285. Hi Paul, not normally one to comment or criticise, but you have twice used the word "preceding" where the opposite ("succeeding") is meant. Horrible violent death and depravity, especially so well researched and presented, I quite enjoy. That misused word, though, hit like a cattle prod.
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  1286. One of my favourite channels
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  1287. "If" is a very big world in sad cases like this one..... IF that customer hadn't removed the light bulb, the waiter wouldn't have used a match whilst trying to refit it. However, it was clearly a disaster waiting to happen.....sooner or later. RIP to all those who died.🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
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  1288. Never heard of this one. Great work, as always!
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  1289. I just came a crossed your channel. Love the content and how it is presented.
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  1290. yayyyyy first to comment ...just wanted say love your channel seen it grow to huge numbers so well deserved so awesome thanks so much ...uk :hand-pink-waving:
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  1291. Watching from Qatar, sir Paul! You are so stylish and I'm jealous. 💜
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  1292. When was Reading Jail built?
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  1293. Love your sense of humour. You added quite a bit of entertainment value due to how you made this presentation.
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  1294. Thank you. Awesome again
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  1295. Coming from the q & a! Hope u do another one!! ❤❤
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  1296. I really enjoyed this. You've got a new subscriber. Keep them coming!
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  1297. I enjoy these stories very much. It's especially entertaining with your fabulous accent. I love it! Thank you 😊!
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  1298. Please do the deep dive of the Ourang Medan! It is very intriguing!
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  1299. So many watch so please press the line button to keep this on here! Thanks
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  1300. So absolutely stoked to get a new video,💞💞 from Mississippi
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  1301. Not only DID Paul mention Rosemary, but he had an entire earlier episode on her.
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  1302. Friday 11 p.m. Perfect for bedtime. Thank you. 😊
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  1303. Thanks! I can’t commit to monthly but I am so happy to support you with a one off donation! You are an amazing creator!
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  1304. Great start to my morning thank you.
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  1305. Watching you on a rainy Saturday morning in the u.s. life can't get much better...thank you for all your hard work Paul it's very much appreciated....😊🙂
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  1306. This sounds like an episode of Foyle's War.
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  1307. Good story poor gage .
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  1308. Im glad i found this channel bcz the info you share is truly educational
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  1309. Another excellent episode. Thanks for your awesome content.
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  1310. I've heard his story before of course. But never in such details. Keep up your up your good work. Edit: I just saw I wrote "up your" twice....🥴
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  1311. This channel is so amazing!
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  1312. LOVED this, thank you so much! Greetings from Berlin Germany 👍🤗🇩🇪
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  1313. Thanks!
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  1314. Your a good narrater Paul, and l always look forward to your videos. Thanks as always for sharing.......
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  1315. Such a horrible, tragic Story😢…l very much enjoy your work and l love your outfits, Sir! Greetings from Salzburg 🤗
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  1316. Woke up early just to watch this.
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  1317. what i wouldnt do to know someone like you. youre amazing.
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  1318. My giddiness when I get a notification your videos drop 😊 always entertaining
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  1319. Great video! I love Nicolas channel too, she's awesome! 😀 x
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  1320. Just finished a book on this guy. He was crazzzy.
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  1321. Happy early Halloween!🎃
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  1322. Can't wait to watch this. Thanks so much Paul
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  1323. Great job!! Thank you. Fascinating. The crockery from the workhouse is truly a find. I thought of JTR immediately.
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  1324. good story teller
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  1325. Thanks!
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  1326. Wow I must be one of the first to watch. Absolutely loving your content my friend :)
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  1327. 8:46 I like your new duds!
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  1328. Local lad shame really Great channel !
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  1329. Love the channel!
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  1330. Ty for the morning story!!!
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  1331. Could you please do a video on Illuminati????
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  1332. Good Day, Sir.
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  1333. Im really enjoying your channel, great work!
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  1334. Thanks!
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  1335. @WellINever  my goodness!! I can't believe it!!! That is amazing!! I have no words to thank you I'm humbled. Thank you so much for your kindness and for noticing my request. You are a true gentleman.
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  1336. i love this channel sm, your voice is so soothing to listen to, no matter how grisly the story is
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  1337. Thank you for all your efforts to bring us these cases!
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  1338. Great video ty 4 posting. Keep up the good work
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  1339. This is hands down my new favorite channel
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  1340. Are you Scottish? I am sure there is a twang in your perfect enunciation!
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  1341. I just found your channel and what a gem! I am so used to women doing true crime and these types of videos and it is so refreshing to see a gentleman doing them! I love your content! New subscriber here!
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  1342. Your content is great and the quality is great too, can't wait until your one of the top youtubers.
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  1343. Nice outfit Paul!
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  1344. I subbed just because you look like Captain Price. Good job!
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  1345. Amazing documentary, more like this please!
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  1346. So sad
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  1347. First time finding your channel. I echo the sentiments of others about the stories in this episode. Interesting and entertaining!
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  1348. Well done Paul! Such horrific murders and the poor women being disposed of like trash. Blessings always! ❤️✝️
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  1349.  @WellINever  Ah, that’s so lovely and helpful! I’ll be sure to watch back through the older episodes soon (:
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  1350. Great video thank you for posting, keep up the good work.
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  1351. I greatly enjoy your channel; I love how you present the information. I tell all my friends I call you Grandpa Paul, because it's like a grandfather telling you spooky true stories.
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  1352. I remember this case:)😊😊😊
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  1353. Brilliant Paul, thanks so much XXXX.
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  1354. Hey, I recently watched your video about Phineas Gage and I also enjoyed this one. Thank you for your thorough, thoughtful, compassionate telling of these stories.
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  1355. Brilliant. Interesting topic
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  1356. Woo! First here! Salutations to one and all!
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  1357. ty
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  1358. Lunch time with Well I Never? Yes please!!!
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  1359. I feel like you’re going to fix my grandfather’s pocket watch or sell me a magic wand
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  1360. Thank you for another wonderful video
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  1361. I do enjoy your videos. My goodness they are really eye openers 👍🥂
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  1362. You are doing an amazing job sir! Keep up the good work!
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  1363. Oh my 🥺🥺🥺 Coldwater just north of where I live
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  1364. Good stuff. I've watched a documentary about Broadmoor but didn't know about this bloke before
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  1365. Well, I Never! There, I said it, just like you said I would.
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  1366. "Well, I never" is a great name lol
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  1367. Good morning from the Florida Keys, USA. Thanks for another delightful true crime story to enjoy with my morning coffee. Yes, he was guilty; no doubt in my mind.
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  1368. This video is so well done! I'm glad to see it getting the recognition it deserves. For once, the algorithm is doing good work.
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  1369. Just found ur channel and love it.
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  1370. Hello Sir, thank you for another great video and for your time. I hope everything is well may you have a wonderful weekend.🤗🤗🤗
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  1371. 😢 Wow
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  1372. Tragedy eloquently and compassionately told. Greetings from Cleveland, Ohio.
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  1373. Thanks again Paul hope everyone is safe and doing well listening and watching from sweet sunny saint Lucia on another beautiful sunny day have yourselves a blessed day
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  1374. Oh thank you so much ❤🇨🇦 Love the history
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  1375. Nothing is as epic as this man's mutton chops....I tip me hat to thee, sir.....
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  1376. Thank you, Paul. I love your stories ❤
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  1377. Your videos make my day
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  1378. Great video 👍 I follow Nicola on YouTube! It's fascinating to watch what she discovers ❤️
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  1379. New sub here. Wonderful the way u do your vids. I am hooked. Gotta binge watch to catch up. Someway, somehow I know I must squeeze in sleep. I may just wish myself good luck on that after finding your channel. 😀
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  1380. Thank you for the wonderful videos always such a pleasure to watch!!!
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  1381. You’re getting better 🤪 Very entertaining!
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  1382. Love these videos. Thank you!
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  1383. You Sir, are an absolute legend!! 👏☺️👍
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  1384. Battersea boy says "WELL I NEVER" Thanks mate LONDON'S LOVIN IT 😍🤩🇬🇧
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  1385. Love the channel. It's refreshing and relieving that you've had success in this hard to define genre. It inspires me to continue to cover Odd and true tales. Subscribed.
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  1386. 👀👍✌
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  1387. great storyteller, thnx
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  1388. You are amazing at telling the stories….keep up the good work! 👍👍❤️❤️
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  1389. Always something so unnerving about cabins in the wood.. 😱 and these are particularly disturbing stories..
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  1390. Thank-you for all your enlightening history lessons!👏👏👏👍
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  1391. Thanks for the upload, Paul.
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  1392. HA, that Thames/Mississippi river comparison is a perfect illustration of how: Europeans think 100 miles is a long way, and Americans think 100 years is a long time. 😊
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  1393. A great compilation, loved every minute off it.
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  1394. I like your channel, just found it! You have a good voice for story telling. I especially liked how you put up phone numbers for help in case someone watching may need it, very admirable of you. I hope you have continued success, God bless you.🙏
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  1395. Hi Paul just watching this now love and appreciate your work. Many thanks. 😊
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  1396. Lovely segue to advert.
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  1397. Great content thnx loved watching it.
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  1398. Always a delight to see Paul pop up. 😊
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  1399. Thank you Paul! That was very interesting!😊
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  1400. Almost 500 died?! Horrible.
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  1401. Great video! Hope you and your team are well!
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  1402. What a wonderful storyteller you are. ~Subscribed~
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  1403. Excellent narration!! Please keep it up.
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  1404. It's 11am here.... Now I have to decide, wait until dark 🌑 or watch it now. 😣❤😂🇺🇲
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  1405. Wake up everyone wake up well I never posted
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  1406. I come to love your chanel. Thanks for the great work 👍 😊
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  1407. Dr. Thomas Cream, huh? There's gotta be joke in that name somewhere. 🤣 Maybe something about missing his true calling as a sous chef, or something...
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  1408. Wow very interesting! I actually never heard this story being American.
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  1409. Hi Paul! It’s always great to see a new video. Thank you so much. 😊❤
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  1410. Just stumbled upon your channel, am 3 videos in and I must say that I am hooked! Keep up the great work! 👍
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  1411. Happy birthday Paul🎂
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  1412. Hello Paul as always sensational job on these videos so tragic but fascinating at the same time how people do stupid things it's interesting to see how ridiculous humans act
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  1413. Unbelievable I'm actually home and first to watch 😂 Thank you 💕 have a great day 😊
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  1414. Thanks for the q n a Paul.
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  1415. Good to have you and the great stories back with us lad 🍺🍺
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  1416. GM from the 🇺🇸! These are my favorites..
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  1417. For anyone who would like to learn more about this, Jessica Kellgren-Fozard has a video about the history of the lobotomy and includes some more info about Rosemary Kennedy's story. Jessica herself is a diabled person, so it's good to hear what she has to say as well. I highly recommend her channel! The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDYnF1Uan00&ab_channel=JessicaKellgren-Fozard
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  1418. Thanks so much Paul, another great video. 👍
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  1419. Hi! I just discovered your channel. I love it!! I subbed immediately!! Keep up the great work! I am recommending your channel!! 🥰
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  1420. Thanks
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  1421. I stumbled upon your channel Paul, I'm blown away by the meticulous research and content, particularly the historic images, I hadn't been aware of many of these events, I was truly saddened by the Edith Thompson case, Congratulations, your hard work is 'Gold Standard'.
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  1422. Paul, what an intriguing and captivating video! You all are doing an outstanding job—keep up the fantastic work!
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  1423. I could listen to you all day with that beautiful voice Mr Brody. Thank you for what you do.
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  1424. Wow, never heard of this one.
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  1425. Hes my cousin 😬
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  1426. Happy Birthday, yesterday, Sir! My gift for you is MORE CONTENT, by you, for EVERYONE! 😁
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  1427. Hold on...😂😂😂 glad you took those glasses off because he is your twin!
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  1428. Love these uploads! Also your dress sense is cooler than cool! 😎
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  1429. Thank you very much Mr Brodie! Such a tragic situation with some many murders & not many clues. I’m positive that on Judgment day, God will take care of his punishment. Thanks for sharing! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
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  1430. A few of my "Subscribed+Notifications turned on" favorite channels. My anglophile soul get almost an overdose of happy vibes, from everything from the narrator, his clothes (is there a name for that style?), the voice (what kind of accent is that? I think it's the most elegant type of them all!), the beard, and the cozy "scary" stories. You are only missing a pipe in the corner of the mouth, a huge armchair, to puff the pipe in, with a fireplace in a corner, and an enormous library in the background with all sorts of strange apparatuses on tables, telescopes, microscopes, alchemy lab with bubbling vials of green oozing mystery fluids inside, a huge, yellowed globe or map, with the British Empire marked on it, busts of the Duke of Wellington or Nelson, portraits on the walls of the late Queen, also the kings and queens back several centuries, a St. George flag etc. etc. ad infinitum! 🙂
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  1431. I'm from Megan and have never even heard of this case! Thank you for your channel, Singapore! I love your videos 💜
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  1432. Just discovered ur channel. Love it, man. Keep up the fantastic work!
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  1433. Thanks!
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  1434. THANKS I HAVE ENJOYED ALL I HAVE WATCHED. ONELOVE FROM LLANELLI WALES
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  1435. Friday evening with a chilled glass of white wine watching 'Well, I never videos' - great way to learn fascinating new stories and chill out!
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  1436. A very good video.
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  1437. Gosh, that was so very interesting and also rather sad. Thank you so much I always enjoy your channel.
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  1438. So glad you are back with more stories 🎉🎉🎉
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  1439. You are perfect as host of this programme. Love all the shows. Thank you 👍
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  1440. I was just having a discussion yesterday about Robert and here goes a video today about him. 🤔 No coincidence.
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  1441. Hi Paul. I'm not sure if this effects other people but I often miss the first few words you say in your intro. A second or two longer pause before you start may help. It will be interesting to see if others have experienced this.
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  1442. I"m always so happy to see a new "Well, I Never" video! You are such an incredible story teller, even when the story is as dark and disturbing as this one. Thank you for all your great videos...looking forward to the next one!!!
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  1443. Great Channel! Now I don't have to shower alone!
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  1444. Paul you and your crew can find some of the amazing videos it's always Pleasure to watch well I never
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  1445. He does look like Robbie Williams though
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  1446. First? Well, I never.
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  1447. Another great episode 👍🏻not sure if I admire them or not 😂🤔 and no I Wouldn’t try I’ve Broken bones just falling over my own feet! 🤦🏼‍♀️
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  1448. Ooh - loved the on-location addition to this video! Please do more!
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  1449. Another amazing video my friend keep up the sensational Job
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  1450. Awesome ❤
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  1451. Excellent video! Thank you! 👍🏻😀
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  1452. Thank you for another interesting story
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  1453. Many happy returns of the day!
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  1454. Missed you...clicked fast!
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  1455. Thanks!
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  1456. I would love a deep dive into all these stories tbh! Really enjoyed this 1 👍
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  1457. am a subscriber to multiple crime channels on YouTube and have requested this case to all of them. Finally, some coverage, thank you!!!
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  1458. Brilliant Paul thank you.
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  1459. Excellent very on point with the dumping of sewage by water co atm history repeats itself?
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  1460. Your story telling (and voice) keep me coming back.
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  1461. Your stories are wonderful!
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  1462. Thanks!
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  1463. Not sure how you showed up on my feed and i can not stop listening. Thank you . And yes I subscribe and like
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  1464. firsttttt
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  1465. You, sir tell these stories so well. Very enjoyable. 😊
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  1466. ❤❤My weekend warrior ❤❤ I absolutely live for and love your uploads Ty you Mr Paul 😊😊😊
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  1467. It's here! 😀 Thank you. 🙏🏾❤️
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  1468. Fantastic video !
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  1469. YES YES YES THIS IS AMAZING THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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  1470. Oh my goodness!!! Not enough was done to her.
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  1471. This is a nice surprise, thank you
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  1472. Sensational Job paul
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  1473. So interesting (!!!) with the "mudlarking" hobby, cause this is a very old "occupation" indeed. I know from I think it was either in the "Worst jobs in History", from the Victorian era, or about the building of the sewers in London that eradicated the Typhoid fever from wells with polluted groundwaters from cesspits and such, after The Great Stink parliment. Where the tunnels from the sewers exited downstream past the city, various people had something like a day-job from finding coins and such between the brick-stones far down said tunnels. But it was criminalized at some point.
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  1474. ❤❤My weekend warrior ❤❤ and I've got strep throat 😢 so I'm curled up with Mr Paul's new video 🎉🎉🎉
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  1475. What the hell??...this guy Sidney Tiffan finds ten bodies during his 40 year career as a....wait for it...hunter and fisher!! Call off the dogs, Sarge...I think we've got our man.....😂 I'm guessing Paul that a couple of future videos will feature Sidney Tiffan much more prominently....😎
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  1476. I know it is in poor taste to mention one's accent, but I only do so due to my belief ( that) your voice, pitch, tonal quality, and accent is perfect for sleep stories. Have you given thought to doing sleep stories? ❤
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  1477. Just love love love your channel ❤ excellent delivery, 100% on the research.
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  1478. Very well done; enjoyed this a lot
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  1479. Impeccable timing sir❤ Cheers!
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  1480. Just found your channel and absolutely love it. ❤
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  1481. Soo much information! Great research 😁
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  1482. This was an amazing video, I have also seen other videos about this story but never with all the background. U hit every mark thank you so much!
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  1483. Best best chanal I'm glad I found you from Sweden 🇸🇪
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  1484. Mr. Brodie, I would like to make a video request if you please. I recently read about the murder of the actor William Terris by fellow actor Richard Prince, who was jealous of him. It happened in the 19th century. It's quite an interesting story. I have not found any good videos about the story and I think you would tell it to perfection. I hope you like this idea I love your channel. Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️
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  1485. Good morning from Nashville , TN..Happy holidays everyone..I'm ready to watch this new episode thanks Paul and we'll I never team..
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  1486. He sounds an awful lot like a podcast I used to listen to but can't remember the name of it ... Very nice voice for telling tales
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  1487. Amazing your videos are amazing
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  1488. You have a new subscriber here! I really enjoyed the video and love your accent! I'm going to have a great day watching all of your previous videos to catch up! Ps. You're a very handsome man!
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  1489. First comment great content friend
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  1490. You’ve gone for gold with your achievements. Coming in runner-up has never been enough. You’ve pushed yourself, and you’ve done it. I am so excited about what you have accomplished and am going to be rooting for you for your next big win. I look forward to watching you thrive.
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  1491. Poor fella. Today surgery can take care of this
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  1492. Well, I’ve never heard of this tragedy. Thank you for sharing.
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  1493. What really got to me was when Victorian England banned the display of disabled people in freak shows, not because it's inhumane, but because they felt disabled people shouldn't be seen at all. The past was the worst.
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  1494. The theater, the theater, what's happened to the theater? Chaps who did taps aren't tapping anymore.
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  1495. This is a great channel with a great presenter !! . This gentleman is truly the diamond in the coal mine . 👍👍👍👍👍
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  1496. Excellent video!
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  1497. What a beautiful and sad poem he wrote.
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  1498. Just discovered your channel and subbed instantly. This one has always puzzled me, a lot of parallels with Mary Anne Cotton...
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  1499. Favorite channel 💜💜💜
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  1500. I love listening to your sooting voice, even when it is such a horrendous crime, that is told.
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  1501. What a great way to start my day. Thanks so much Paul
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  1502. Keep it up love the content!
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  1503. I just woke up & have to get ready for work. What an absolute treat to have a new episode to listen to while I start my busy day!! Thank you, Paul!! You certainly know how to brighten a person’s day!! 🫠
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  1504. This is the first video of yours I’ve come across and it was an instant subscribe! The voice, the info, and the vibe overall is just perfect 👌🏼
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  1505. Love this station! You guys are the best. Love from America :)
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  1506. Thank you once again for your excellent work. Greatly appreciated! 😊
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  1507. Simultaneously "The Elephant Man" film is a favourite & also very difficult for me to watch!. From what I've read he seemed very intelligent, friendly, & polite. It's strange, he seems like a national treasure in the U.K & a lot of people feel for him.
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  1508. Paul you an your crew did a good job on this video very tragic but with lots of interesting facts
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  1509. Wellllllllll
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  1510. 8:49 "and place them in the water" ducks : oy mate... are you serious? stop joking!
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  1511. Wow, sounded like a harsh childhood.... 🤣😭 Another excellent video! Always such pleasant and clear way of speaking.
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  1512. Hello from Aus! Love watching your videos, I clicked as soon as I saw the notification!
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  1513. Thank you for another great video! And I love your choice of attire, So Dapper 😊
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  1514. I Just love your voice❤️
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  1515. Thanks!
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  1516. I am a (mostly silent,) subscriber from Australia and have been for some time now. With all and sundry competing in this space (despite my 'likes' to help with the algorithm,) I only get recommendations sporadically! Anyway, love your content, and look forward to more. Cheers from Oz! 🦘 Quick edit: I live in the countryside and unfortunately, I have to deal with "bush rats" in the Winter looking for somewhere warm to nest etc. Sometimes they die in the walls of my 100-year-old country cottage and there is no way to retrieve them. The pungent odour persists for weeks and we've no choice but to 'ride it out!' I can't imagine what the stench would be like if it were one or more deceased humans! 😬😬😬
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  1517. I love this channel! Been binge watching your videos all night. Also random: You remind me of Simon Whistler from Today I Found Out but older. (in terms of presentation, voice, personality shown through your work) I love it!
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  1518. RIP Joseph, and RIP John Hurt.
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  1519. 1st comment! 4th view! Never been so early!
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  1520. what fun! thanks for the pre Halloween treat. Or was it a trick? :D
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  1521. This is where Pikachu got his name from... Pica Chew
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  1522. Great, I've been waiting for this.
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  1523. Found this randomly while feeding bub her bottle love it mate! You don't stretch it out, straight facts definitely subscribed
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  1524. Absolutely love this site
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  1525. Jesus! I wouldn't post that on my birthday either, great telling of the story, thanks mate. P.S hope your day was top notch.
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  1526. Thanks!
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  1527. I can tell by your hat you have a black belt (and braces) in Ecky Thump.
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  1528. I'm moving to Brighton soon, so I am so happy to see such an interesting episode on it!
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  1529. Thanks!
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  1530. Cant comment that this presenter is a freemason can we?.....they delete your post!
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  1531. 🔥I so enjoy your channel! Thanks and blessings, from Austin 🙌
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  1532. Where have you been all my life?? No matter, I'm now a subscriber!
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  1533. I've heard of this story before and thank you for bringing it to life in such an eloquent way
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  1534. This guy's chops are the shiz nit.... 👍🏻👍🏻
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  1535. My son's name is Gage once he heard his name he sat down and watched . He said how cool it was that he managed to live and enjoy his life somewhat.
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  1536. I wouldn't mind hearing the story of the "Unsinkable" Violet Jessop in more detail.
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  1537. Well Done!
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  1538. Please Sir is it possible you could do a vid about the murder at the Savoy in 1923 involving Marguerite Ailbert and Prince Fahmey Bey. I find that case very interesting. Many thanks.
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  1539. Another fantastic episode Paul❤
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  1540. Looking forward to you next video today!
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  1541. Thanks!
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  1542. 8:27 You're scaring me, Paul! 💀 Seriously, this was a brilliant production.. Lobotomies are truly the stuff nightmares are made of.. and to think, they're still technically legal!
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  1543. Another excellent episode. Thankyou.
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  1544. Yey, Pauled smiled, awesome! 😊
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  1545. I love historians 🇬🇧 & don't get me started on that accent!! 😘
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  1546. Hi, Paul. Thank you for the upload before I go for Mexican food tonight.
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  1547. I’m glad the ring help to get him, well I never hi from Sandy, oregon I just love your voice ❤
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  1548. Yes New Episodes, you a real one homie ☝️
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  1549. Well done. Thanks.
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  1550. keep up the good work. Love from the lake District.
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  1551. GOOD TO SEE YOU DOING SO WELL. DO YOU HAVE MULTIPLE CHANNELS AND LARGE NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS SINCE I FIRST SUBSCRIBED TO YOU. You are a great storyteller.
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  1552. Sensational job Paul you and your crew always come through like champions much love
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  1553. This dude is cooler than cool, like, you could be 18 or 80 and you’d just wanna hang out with him lol I’m scouse slang, we say “gib that off” to mean to get rid of something. I wonder if it’s linked to this… 🤔
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  1554. What a fun story. Thanks Paul! :_Skully:
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  1555. What a story! You are a great storyteller.
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  1556. Thanks!
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  1557. This is like my 5th video in a row, amazing channel ! 👏
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  1558. Oh am loving this newly found channel 😁👏🏻
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  1559. Oh my lord! What a horrible tragedy for all involved! What a horrible way to perish….in sewage and waste. Thank you Paul for sharing this story. I’d never heard of it. Blessings always! ❤️✝️
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  1560. Thank you so much , i love the compilations 😊
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  1561. Never have i been so early.
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  1562. Dude, I mean Sir, great story telling. Well I never.
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  1563. listening this while sewing my 1901 project-- woohoo!
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  1564. Thank you for your awesome videos. Love your narration 😊
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  1565. First haha
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  1566. One of the best channels on YT. Thank you.
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  1567. Hello Paul thanks again for another great video watching and listening from sweet sunny saint Lucia hope everyone is safe and doing well on another great Friday
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  1568. These are always so very interesting! Could listen to this cat for hours.
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  1569. Where has this channel been all my life???!! Love it
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  1570. Amazing storyteller!❤ I also love hearing about the 18th and 19th hundred stories! ❤ Thank you for the work you do, investigating! Imagine in 100 years your stories will be knowledge learned!
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  1571. Well I never! :) Fantastic video once again I always enjoy your videos! Just a suggestion for a upcoming video my mother told me about a serial killer called Harold Jones it really interested me however there are hardly any videos about him ... Stay well and hopefully I will see you soon :)
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  1572. Or maybe he was taking just enough to get ill to garner her sympathy, and took it too far.
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  1573. My man’s beard looking like he came straight outta the 1800s
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  1574. Brilliant, as always. Peace, goodwill, and keep the fascinating stories coming. We are addicted!
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  1575. Bone-apart 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that made my day. Lol. Especially in your very proper accent. Just lovely. Overall, it's an awesome episode as always.
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  1576. Enjoying your channel Bro please keep the videos coming 👍
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  1577. Good job! Greatly interesting! Thank you
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  1578. hello Paul love your YouTube channel for your next video can you please do Victorian ghost stories thanks you sir
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  1579. Very well told, Thank You 🖤🤘🏻
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  1580. A sad story with beautiful background music.
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  1581. you always do a great job, but this is one of your best
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  1582. I thoroughly enjoy your presentations !!!
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  1583. Another marvelous video. As much true crime and macabre stuff as I've seen and read, I didn't know about gibbeting!
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  1584. Brilliant job, thank you.
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  1585. Absolutely your a very good story teller loved it
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  1586. Good morning from Rome Sir. I wish you all have a great weekend. There are so many stories I am thinking about. I'll watch this video first and then reply again❤️
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  1587. Hi, first timer, hearing your stories— love it😊!!
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  1588. Hello paul, I'm so glad to see another amazing video from well. I never
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  1589. Very interesting 👍
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  1590. Thanks!
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  1591. He was a beautiful man. Imo RIP God bless you
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  1592. Well, I never... I'm actually early! The unfettered anger aimed at the students who had nothing to do with the explosion is just ludicrous...
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  1593. Mine too....Thank you!
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  1594. Well this was interesting.
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  1595. Thanks!
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  1596. Thank you your a great story teller . Happy Christmas
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  1597. I see a Brit who looks like a mad scientist or country Lord talking about space, mysteries, monsters or frankly just about anything. I click. Liked and subbed sir. 👍
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  1598. Hello paul and well i never crew such a joy seeing some well i never videos sensational as always
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  1599. Did the first teacher survive? The one who was leading exercises and who then was engulfed in flames?
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  1600. Thank you so much
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  1601. What an interesting & bizarre story! Am I the only one who says "Well, I never" at the end of each video? 😄 Great channel 👏
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  1602. I could listen to Paul s stories all day, love his voice great story teller my favorite man
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  1603. I'm early?! Wow! This is my lucky day! Can you do the origins of popular fairy tales? That would make this amateur folklorist very happy.
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  1604. Hell yeah, I was wondering when you were going to cover this, it’s right up your street. I’m from Brighton and I actually recently had to research this for a class
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  1605. excellent storytelling!
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  1606. God bless him
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  1607. Thanks!
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  1608. Thank you for bringing us this horrifying story. I must confess I hadn't heard of this "Gentleman" but now I do, will never forget. Love the channel.
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  1609. Another excellent episode brilliantly presented : )))))
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  1610. Brilliant narrator, just brilliant 🎉
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  1611. Agreed! 👍🤗
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  1612. A sad but well told story. Good to see the hard work with the channel getting recognition. 👍
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  1613. Another good story, Paul. Many thanks, and take care.
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  1614. <3 Much Love From Australia
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  1615. Thanks!
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  1616. I’ve never liked & clicked so fast! Cheers from Rhode Island USA ✌🏽⚡️🤍
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  1617. Joseph Merrick was an amazing and intelligent human being. His love of poetry and living a life as normal as possible but to the rebuke of Victorian, England. I'm pleased his easing towards the end of his amazing life was filled with joy of somewhat, by the doctor that brought him to hospital to give him security and acceptance. We should never judge a book by it's cover. One of my Desert Island Disks requests would be, to have met and had a conversation with this wonderful man.
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  1618. Paul Brodie, your voice is soo soothing, i love how you narrate this sad stories 💞, be 🙏.
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  1619. Been checking every day!! Glad to see you back!!!
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  1620. Loving this channel!🙃
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  1621. I very much enjoyed the interview with Nicola!
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  1622. They thought he would die from his heart, but it was something else entirely. My husband had a congenital heart defect and we always expected him to pass young as a result, but he was killed in an accident at 27 instead. We hardly ever really know what will kill us or when. Im glad Merrick had friends and a comfortable(ish) life in his last years. I wonder if he would have been treated so well if they didnt think he would die soon. Regardless thank God he did. If only people NOW would show him basic human respect by laying him to rest in a Christian burial as he would have hoped.
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  1623. Hello paul hope everyone is fine watching from saint lucia on another beautiful hot day
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  1624. Well, I never...!
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  1625. Love this style of the extra long video!❤😊
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  1626. Your an amazing story teller my friend. This happened before my time but close to home. Things have come a long way. Yet the station night club fire shows we have a long way to go....peace💜
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  1627. I’ll bet your SurfShark came in handy while you were away filming “House of the Dragon.”😉😉
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  1628. Just found your channel. Immediately subbed. Quality content bro
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  1629. Thank you for your channel, I look forward to every new upload!
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  1630. I found you by complete accident, but I’m really enjoying your history lessons! 🙏
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  1631. I love history good or bad.
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  1632. Yes. I've been waiting! Thank you for another really good onè!
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  1633. Thank you and You too 😊
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  1634. What an absolute tragedy. The accounts read out by the survivors were difficult to listen to. Thank you for another wonderful video...despite the dark topics you cover I really do enjoy watching and listening to your tales from the past. 🥰
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  1635. Well, I never .....
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  1636. Thanks!
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  1637. Thanks!
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  1638. Thank you for sharing. I found your coannel by accident. Now, I am a regular listener. Please keep up the great work. Hello from Canada!!
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  1639. Brother you need to start a second channel dedicated to singing nursery rhymes called, “Rhyme I Never.”
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  1640. always great content, thanks !
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  1641. Interesting 👍 thank u,but Travis and his mother , should have been free, ✌️🙏🙏
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  1642. Thank you. I just love your narrations.
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  1643. OMG! The worst way to go! Those poor souls! I hope The Thames has been restored back to its original state. One day I’ll make it there and dip my toes. So sad!
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  1644. Big fan right here
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  1645. Thanks for the upload!
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  1646. Could Paul read me a bedtime story? Thanks.
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  1647. What a lovely biography, I didn’t know he was such an amazing artist!
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  1648. Glad I subscribed last year 👍😁👍
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  1649. Good morning!, I just made my coffee and enjoyed another excellent episode 👌 Your sub from Ont. Canada 🇨🇦 Take care!
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  1650. What a great way to wake up
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  1651. Omg I’m so excited for this video!!! Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of my fellow true crime lovers!!
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  1652. Great video.
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  1653. Came for the Story, stayed for the beard.
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  1654. Hello there and a good morning friend. Another great video of the past ! Just love all your videos, very interesting and beautifully done. Thank you 🙏
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  1655. 🇨🇦👀👍🙏❤️
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  1656. Great though sad story. Just got my WIN Duelling Nuns hoodie! Great quality. Very pleased with it.
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  1657. I love these sensational videos Paul you an your crew keep up the great job
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  1658. My dear sir, this American loves all things British from the awesome Royal Family that I love and adore, to the line of rulers that start with William the conqueror all through the Plantagenets and the end of the war of the roses, The Yorks and the Lancastrians starting the Tudor line through all of the Stuarts reign and of course the happy Hanoverians to the Victorian Era and the lovable Windsors and the second Elizabethan Era to the current King Charles lll. What I love the most is the stories you dear sir tell of some of the most despicable nasty people in British history and you tell it so well ✌️❤️😎
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  1659. A wonderful storyteller, so much information packed in the time slips by and you come to the end
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  1660. The picture looks like red dead redemption 2 npc😅😅
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  1661. Thanks!
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  1662. I am amazed you have covered the Rayleigh murder! I used to live near there and I never even heard of it until I went to Rayleigh Museum
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  1663. Excellent video as always but my goodness aren't you dapper! Love your fashion sir!
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  1664.  @WellINever  Wishing you a very happy birthday, Paul.. or, as we say In Italy.. tanti auguri! 🎂🍾🥂🥳🎈 Thank you for all the wonderful entertainment you gift us with! 🙋🏻‍♀️🤗
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  1665. awesome format love !!! UK
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  1666. Gruesome is Right. 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨
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  1667. Me and my Bombay kitty cat named Jasper have watched your channel since you started! Much love to you from San Francisco, California!
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  1668. Excellent video on a crime I've never heard of before and another reason why the Charlie Chaplin 'stache went out of fashion. There should be a warning that states, you may not want to be eating bangers and mash while watching this segment.
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  1669. Thank you😊
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  1670. Thank you for the video🎉 have a wonderful weekend and take care❤
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  1671. Thanks! I could listen to your stories all day!
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  1672. Been waiting for a new video, so happy!
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  1673. Love you Paul 🌷 Thank you for another good video. I so enjoy the way you tell it. ☕️🍩
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  1674. BEST ONE SO FAR!
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  1675. If you do another, could you look into the Dock Road incident in Gillingham Kent December 1951?
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  1676. Yes just in time
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  1677. long, uncomfortable bus ride Well, I Never video appears 🥳🥳
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  1678. I've only recently found "Well, I Never " and am very pleased to have found it! Fascinating content . Can't wait to watch another!
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  1679. My dude ! Back Again with another banger
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  1680. Well, I never iam second thank you, Paul, for your research and fantastic narratives and video
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  1681. Would love a deep dive into the Ourang Medan! Love your videos 😊
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  1682. "worse things happen at sea" !! Fab vid Paul - I enjoyed it with my tea and toast before my night shift x RIP to all x
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  1683. Thank you for this information. Love ya. Philadelphia USA
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  1684. I can't imagine what kind of men could carry out such executions.. Jack Ketch was truly barbaric! 😮 I wonder how exactly they "learned their craft!" Thank you, Paul.. you always tell these stories so calmly.. and the "nervous laugh" brought some welcome relief! 😆🤗
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  1685. Top channel respect !
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  1686. Does that mean we'll all have to endure streaming services advertising "Squidnado Week?" in the near future?
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  1687. Yay love ur stories
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  1688. Perfect timing! I have a long, boring day of measuring and cutting ahead of me, rescued from boredom!
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  1689. Always awesome way to start my morning. Thank you
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  1690. Love, love, loooove when you go on location and film! It's so good 👌👌
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  1691. As the year draws to an end I'll take the opportunity to thank you for your hardwork and entertainment and Lang may yir lum reek
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  1692. My weekend warrior ❤❤ You find a way to to bring up my week🎉 Thank you Mr Paul
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  1693. Beautifully done! Thank you!
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  1694. It seems like we got this story from Paul just as he was heading to the pub. Cheers! 🍺
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  1695. Another awesome story told in the way only you can do 😊 Greetings from Denmark
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  1696. Being told tragic and horrible stories, but in my favourite accent and a really nice voice is a confusing experience, but as usual with me, the Scottish accent outweighs the nightmare material. 😌
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  1697. Great video mate of a very sad occasion..... Near neighbours Halifax Town supporter 🔵⚪🔵⚪🔵
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  1698. Paul, you tell your stories so clearly it is a pleasure to hear them.
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  1699. Excellent stories! Your videos are always fascinating. Thank you for giving me a mental vacation now and then!
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  1700. فيه مسرحية عنه حلوة اوي اسمها الرجل الفيل اتعملت من فريق مسرح كلية تجارة جامعة القاهرة والعرض موجود على اليوتيوب
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  1701. You sir are a very good narrator I really n-joi listening to you're storytelling. sw🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍
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  1702. The day this narrator with the awesome beard stops narrating the stories , I will unscribe this channel
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  1703. Thank you. Never heard of this case.👍
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  1704. Love your stories and your voice, wonderfully told
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  1705. The Xantax would ruin the flavour of the tea. This infuriates Chimps.
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  1706. Finally the day is over and I can watch the video! ❤️
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  1707. You have left me speechless, but I’m leaving a comment for the algorithm. Thank youf for another fascinating post.🩵
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  1708. I love this channel so much. You deserve more viewers. ❤️
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  1709. This is what I expect Mike from That Chapter to be like when he gets a bit older. Great story, I can't believe it hasn't been covered recently.
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  1710. I just came across your channel and have to say it's truly amazing :) your content is fascinating and informative! I can't wait to binge all your videos and appreciate the work you do!
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  1711. Another wonderful video as always :) FYI there's a subtitle at 4:24 which was probably from an earlier edit that you might want to snip out :) I can remove this comment before the video is posted to non-members if you'd like! Thank you
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  1712. Yay I'm early
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  1713. Thank you for the video! This was so interesting!
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  1714. Thank You very very much. I simply love the narration. It's so much better than any AI narration.
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  1715. Can you do an episode on 1919 George Square glasgow. When Winston Churchill sent in 10,000 men and tanks against 60,000 strikers, striking for the 40 hour week... many thanks and live the content. 😂
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  1716. This was really interesting.
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  1717. Yay!
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  1718. I don’t know how or WHY I haven’t found your channel until today but maaaaannnn am I glad it was recommended to me ❤️
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  1719. So excited whenever you post a new case! Thanks for your brilliant storytelling 😎🩷🩶🖤
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  1720. Love your videos and your story telling. Thank you
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  1721. Was she born without shoulders? Just discovered your channel; love your delivery. Subscribed.
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  1722. Thanks!
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  1723. Thanks
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  1724. Here to wish you a prosperous year & may your channel grow to 250K by end of the year Xx
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  1725. This channel is my favorite on YT. Thank you for doing such a great job!
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  1726. new video yay!! 🥰😊
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  1727. Never knew this
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  1728. The letter sounds legit. This is actually my first time hearing details about the massacre. Well, I never!
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  1729. A very sad story masterfully narrated.
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  1730. I love your channel! Hopefully more people will come on board ♥️
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  1731. Another brilliantly concise and accurate retelling of a tragic story. Could you perhaps consider the case of Allan Jee, murdered in the 60s near Hounslow in Middlesex. Thanks.
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  1732. I discovered your channel today and your content is amazing, thank you and subscribed at the first video 🙏
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  1733. I found your channel yesterday…now i am addicted to it I keep looking for more.i love the way you tell the story..kudos to you..you will be popular soon…
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  1734. I'm not sure that Evans was innocent. Maybe he found out what Christy was doing and hoped that he would be blamed for this murder. It's hard to decide but I find the whole story terribly sad. Thank you Paul for another intriguing story
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  1735. I ADORE your storytelling!
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  1736. A commercial I actually enjoyed.
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  1737. Goodness. Imagine if the governments of today evacuated and left us to fight for ourselves during Covid
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  1738. love your facial hair my friend lol
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  1739. Well done.
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  1740. You are a great storyteller!
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  1741. I love true crime, subscribed ! Nice stash btw.
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  1742. If it's even half as good as Dark was, certainly!
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  1743. I'm "spending" too much time watching YouTube, so I'm going to stop watching my other true crime channels. You I'm keeping.
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  1744. Just received my hoodie “Duel between Nuns” it is so cool and the quality is great!
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  1745. This is the first ever time I’ve been the first viewer……. Whooptydoo
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  1746. Just found this channel today, and am enjoying. Love from Zambia 🇿🇲
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  1747. Thank you Paul, how interesting, I've recently learnt about nik nac paddy whack!!!
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  1748. 🥰🌹
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  1749. You're my favorite channel now
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  1750. Hi 👋 I’m a new subscriber to your channel, I watch Fascinating Horror every week and your channel came up on my homepage. I love your videos, the way you narrate them, the care and attention you give to each video. Keep up the great work😊
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  1751. Great video. Very interesting and informative. Love all your videos ❤
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  1752. At 6:22, it doesn't escape my ironic soul that there's a photo of a fireman with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth. Excellent presentation of the story though.
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  1753. Each time a new video is out I just stop whatever I’m doing and pay attention to your narration Sir😊😊thank you
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  1754. Just subscribed. Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪.
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  1755. I so hope you see this..Mr well I never 😊... please don't change what you're doing...to many AI channels out there..no research or commitment..thank you.. Hello well I never family ❤
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  1756. thank you
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  1757. look not at ones outward appearance, but what lies within oneself. he was truly a kind soul. so loving and not filled with hate. may he always be remembered for his caring soul.
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  1758. It is worthwile watching both of you covering these cases. Yourself and Brief case. I have subscribed to both of you. :}
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  1759. Yay perfect timing love you love to all :)
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  1760. My new Favorite channel. Thank you....
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  1761. Prince: 🎶Tonight I’m gonna party like it’s 1899🎶😄
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  1762. Amazing, subscribed.
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  1763. Thanks
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  1764. As usual, well made and superbly presented. Thank you. Peace be unto you.
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  1765. Always a pleasure see a new video from you. Happy Friday!
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  1766. I have never heard of this case before, thank you for educating me and for honouring the victims of this disaster 😢
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  1767. Another fascinating video as always. I knew there was a reason I was afraid of the ocean lol.
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  1768. Great video
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  1769. Your sponsor spot was the best I've ever seen. I didn't know about Cream so this was new to me. I don't think he was the Jack the ripper
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  1770. Thank You Paul - something to take my mind off my Birthday today with the whole country mourning the loss of HRH The Queen, it's too sad xxx I'm going to celebrate it in 2 weeks instead ! Rest In Peace to these people 💕 Thanks for your video - you are doing important work creating a memory for others
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  1771.  @WellINever  ooooh you made my day !! xxxxxxxx
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  1772. Exciting story
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  1773. so glad the algorithm showed me your channel, fantastic video, now I'm off to binge watch all the others
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  1774. There is a genetic condition called Prader-Willi Disorder that renders its victims perpetually famished, no matter how much they eat. It’s very sad.
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  1775. A very sad story, but tempered with some relief the host found his comb after playing Junes journey
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  1776. New Sub . I greatly appreciate your Intelligent, Compassionate and Comprehensive coverage of subjects. ¡!
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  1777. So early! It’s a pleasure to be here WIN. 🤗
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  1778. Oh hey, I'm early!! Yay, great way to start my morning!
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  1779. Merry Christmas Paul❣️
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  1780. Thanks
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  1781. RIP Joseph Merrick.
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  1782. Thanks! Get a Patreon! 🤦‍♀️💜
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  1783. Thanks!
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  1784. Another amazing video from well I never Paul you guys do outstanding work
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  1785. Paul, you continue to amaze us with your gentle way of storytelling!! ❤❤ a fan in the USA
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  1786. This is a fabulous channel.
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  1787. Very interesting case Paul,
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  1788. Hey.i am early today. One minute ago i love stories about sea tradegies other than titanic
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  1789. How do you even find some of these stories? You people are amazing! Thank you WIN team!
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  1790. Thank you Paul for choosing a tale from my hometown - such an unbelievably sad and vile case. As always, told with class and such fine detail.
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  1791. Good job, enjoyed it very much!
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  1792. I like this.
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  1793. Thankyou Paul 🖤
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  1794. Loving your stories ..Fromm British expat living in Australia ❤
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  1795. Another great story ! And enjoying the new channel as well 😊 keep them coming please 🙏🏻
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  1796. 0:07 ONE MOMENT PLEASE.🫢 I had to settle in before you begin your analysis. The thumbnail photo, with the words are chilling .. 💫 Always a pleasure to have you visit. Your weave a tale As no one else can do. I will always wait in anticipation for the stories you tell dark & true. Yes, there are times I must pause .. I remind myself you tell us these things for a very good cause. You tell us some horrific things.. Although they come with a warning.. That’s a very good thing. A warning with very good reasons.. You come along & make sense of an insane world. You’re able to mix rhyme with reason. You take us to places .. A whole different world. I appreciate this. Very much so. Now I will be quiet so you can get on with the show!🤣💫♥️ Thank you.🎩
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  1797. I would LOVE an in depth video on the Ourang Medan!! I hadn't heard of it before and now I need to know more.
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  1798. Crikey - if looks could kill...
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  1799. Brighton, does a very good line in trunk murders! Ah, home... 🔥😈🔥
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  1800. Im addicted to your wonderful story's mr brodie your voice is so relaxing you tell every story with the most sincere
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  1801. Thanks!
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  1802. Very interesting video, sir! I enjoy your beautiful pronunciation! Have a great weekend!
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  1803. You sir tell great stories. Well spoken.
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  1804. More lots more of these please 🥺
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  1805. His comment to the rude guy about his clothing is amazing. He really took no shit from others and I aspire to have that attitude.
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  1806. Thanks! Wonderful job!
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  1807. Wished u was my history teacher
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  1808. I love it keep it up
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  1809. Please tell me you smoke a pipe, live in a cottage in the countryside and have a scottie you walk down cobble stone paths with a walking stick. 😊
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  1810. Love your channel, huge fan 💕😊
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  1811. Another excellent episode. Thankyou.
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  1812. Thank you for all of your docs.
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  1813. New subscriber, here. Very interesting topics. Thank you for using End Quote, not the popular Un-quote, which, to me, means removing the whole quote, so why bother. Jon in rural BC, Canada
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  1814. Greetings from the USA! Such an addictive channel!
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  1815. Brilliant content, glad to come across a new good channel. Similar to the "Today I Found Out" channel but I kinda appreciate your relaxed demeanor more. Simon is a bit hyper, but don't get me wrong, I love the guy and his content x)
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  1816. Thankyou Paul and his team
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  1817. Excellent as always.
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  1818. I love these stories about these ships' fates! Thank you! ❤️👍🤗
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  1819. I always enjoy your historical stories. British history is always interesting 👍
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  1820. The reader has a remarkable ability to speak with a perfectly clear and moderate voice plus a Pleasant and gentle accent. I really enjoy listening to his unusual stories His programmes are so interesting and dignified. Thank you
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  1821. i really enjoyed the sterling pacific commercial you did...very creative and sweet.
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  1822. Another good story. Thank you, Mr. Brodie.😊😊
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  1823. Wonderful as always! I have a question. I'm wondering if you'll indulge me. Curious minds want to know what type of camera is used in the filming of these episodes?
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  1824. Have a nice weekend, too!
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  1825. (the video description says september 16th, not 6th, just fyi.)
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  1826. Thank you for your research into so many tragedies. I just recently found your channel, and have now subscribed. I appreciate the concise, yet detailed, reporting of historical events, and your use of photos. God bless.
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  1827. I walk past that old girls remand home in seaham everyday and i never knew she stayed ther!
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  1828. This channel is criminally underrated!! Well, I never! 🍻 👏
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  1829. Love your content! Immediately subscribed :))
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  1830.  @WellINever  I will. It is a cold and I'm being a big baby about it. lol TY. 🌻💜
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  1831. Enjoyed your channel. Keep up the good work.
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  1832. In for later ! Thanks always for your efforts and quality videos.
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  1833. i was about the same age and i still remember the scene of sir anthony hopkins crying at the sight of him
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  1834. How have I just only discovered your channel? Perfect timing for the Xmas holidays to listen to by the fire.
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  1835. Hey, my best friend did her family ancestry a few years ago and found out she is closely related to Ellen and Charles. I've sent this to her, hopefully she knows more info about the family!
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  1836. you should do the "Hinterkaifeck murders"
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  1837. Such an interesting case and one that I have followed for years. While living in Essex, we drove out to visit her grave and I gave it a quick tidy up, ditto for Derek Bentley and Tim Evans. I also visited her old house in Shakespeare Crescent ( or was it Court ?? ) and her lover's as well.
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  1838. Excellent work as always. Thank you!
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  1839. I've always thought 🤔💭 it was such a shame 4 Joseph thanks 4 sharing this sad story
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  1840. Excellent video ... thank you for posting.
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  1841. I can't afford patreon, but I must say, I delight in every one of your releases. Thank you for providing insight into an area of knowledge I didn't have.
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  1842. That was very interesting, thank you. Just for accuracy, Stoughton is pronounced "stoe-ton", as in toe, rather than "stough-ton", as in plough. Houghton on the Hill up the road from it is the same. We be a bit odd in this here bit of Leicestershire!
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  1843. Also looks like Mel Gibson
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  1844. Thank You
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  1845. Hey, I have a bunch of reports I have to edit this week. Can I pay you to read them to me? LITERALLY the only way I see myself getting thru it hahahahaha
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  1846. Paul you un your crew always came through like champions
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  1847. Thanks!
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  1848. Yay I'm the first one. Thanks so much Paul
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  1849. I subbed because your swag amuses me, stayed coz you got a good narrative
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  1850. First comment!!!
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  1851. Lifting you (and your family) up in prayer. Jesus asks us, as His children, to cast our cares on Him. There is nothing that we go thru that He hasn't already gone thru before us. He will never leave us nor forsake us. He is ever faithful and in our weakness, he is made strong.
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  1852. Thanks!
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  1853. Hello, i would love to watch a video of you, telling the story of the Lusaka strangler, a serial killer in Zambia.
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  1854. I love your voice, your style, and how you make your videos!
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  1855. Well I never… thought your channel would have grown 🆙 so quickly!! Congratulations My Dashing Paul. Intriguing circumstances and very poor witnesses. Alas too much fame for that American. Great narration as always! I enjoy just listening to you speak. Was the old motorcycle pulling that trailer possibly a delivery driver? Love the scenery! Thanks Paul! Have a decidedly wicked good Halloween!👻🎃👹
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  1856. I always watch a couple of your videos every day during my lunch hour.❤️✌️
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  1857. Thanks!
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  1858. Wow ! What stories ! Interesting and sad . Thank you for sharing them .
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  1859. Thank you for posting videos such as this. Your work is very meaningful.
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  1860. My favourite new channel I've found. We have to get you better well known sir you are an amazing story teller and have brilliant contents. Good luck sir. X
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  1861. I really appreciate your channel. I believe the last story. Everything fits like a glove. Thank you.
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  1862. I've see this covered on so many channels but, your intro is superb. This is sooooooo disturbing, beyond imagination. Really didn't want to watch it again but, wanted to see if you could spin it. You did a good job storytelling once again.
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  1863. "The festivities were far from over" 😅😂🤣 Love the British satirical understatement!
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  1864. I love hearing your stories! This will be awesome. I have never heard of this. Thanx! 😊😊😊
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  1865. Wow, a shoe tree. I was thinking they were something else. Excellent video as always.
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  1866. Excellent video, as always.
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  1867. Just discovered your videos/channel through your "first american mass shooter" video. Great content and even greater facial hair, sir!
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  1868. This was a terrific video. Great work.
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  1869. Great another fascinating trip through time🗣️💯😵🤬 He's the fella to take to a Vegan restaurant 😱🆘😭👍
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  1870. Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag! 🎂 🎈🥠🥮🍡🍬🍫🍭🍫🧁🍰🍷🍾🥃 Happy Birthday!
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  1871. I enjoy this video. Love your channel head over heel as well. You always manage to bring the less-known stories from the past.
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  1872. I was wondering, and seriously it's amazing how nosey we all are isn't it. Glad for the upload, good to see you again. Thank you
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  1873. Another excellent episode Sir, thank you!!!🙏😢⚖️
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  1874. Hello I love the way you present your stories and I for one would like a whole episode on the Ourang Medan
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  1875. Thanks!
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  1876. Annie was such a Scorpio ♏️
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  1877. Sir Paul looks like a gentleman from the 1800s. My deepest respect to you Sir 💕
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  1878. I love this channel✌️♥️
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  1879. How heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing!
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  1880. 18:45 oh, that laugh!
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  1881. Thank you 😘
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  1882. Awww, I was looking forward to the “Right then, take care” at the end! Please bring it back😢
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  1883. I just love this program
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  1884. I no longer want Morgan Freeman to narrate my life. I choose Mr. Brodie.
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  1885. Great job, subscribed! Also I love the channel name!
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  1886. Ooh I'm so early! Love your videos!
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  1887. Well Mr Brodie, you Sir are a damn LEGEND! For your presentation I give you 9/10, story line 9/10, subject matter 9/10, being a POM.... lets skip that one, and those glorious muttonchops well 11/10 hands down just absolutely fantastic. Well done good Sir! Lizzy give this man a Knighthood!
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  1888. Great reading skills.
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  1889. Yaayy L❤VE YOUR CHANNEL another sad but interesting Story Thank you Millie With L❤VE From Boston Massachusetts❤
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  1890. I've only recently found you so I'm going to watch all your other vids. Great storyteller 😁
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  1891. Danke!
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  1892. no comment about the narrator, his narration is out of this world
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  1893. Hello🤗
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  1894. I've got to say I've seen quite a few history based YouTube channels but this one is by far the best it is educational and interesting thank you you've earned a subscription from me.
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  1895. I think I should tell you that the reason I subscribed to your channel without ever knowing what your channel was about is because I have always said in passing to my family and friends with a cockney accent, "Well! I never....!" Lol I enjoy your storytelling mostly because of the content but primarily because of your accent. 👍
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  1896. Thank you for the upload, Paul.
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  1897. Yaay! My Favourite Narrator!
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  1898. I was earlier. 😁
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  1899. Thanks Paul happy Birthday xx ❤️❤️🇨🇦
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  1900. well I never! phrase of never INFORMAL expressing great surprise or indignation. "Well I never—that's not like you!" Hope this makes sense ? 😁
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  1901. If anything good came out of this, it was the practice of adding sulfur to indicate a gas leak. That has saved so many lives since then.
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  1902. Great video. Dude's voice sounds eerily similar to the voice from Courage the Cowardly Dog's computer. Extremely appropriate for such a topic
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  1903. I absolutely love your videos! One of my top channels for sure and I only found you this post week!
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  1904. So glad i discovered your channel. You always narrate it professionally. Very interesting 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 Greetings from South Africa
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  1905. Another top notch video, thank you.
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  1906. this made me say "well i never", did you?
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  1907. My bedtime stories. Thank you. 🛏️😌
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  1908. Another wonderful upload, thank you Paul ❤
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  1909. Dear man. Joseph's story has always made me profoundly sad. He must have felt so very lonely. If there was any justice, he'd be reincarnated looking like Brad Pitt or something.
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  1910. Love all the stories, could listen to you all day, keep up the great work
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  1911. You're fantastic!!!
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  1912. Awesome video, Very Well done !
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  1913. Just found your channel. Kudos, now addicted 👏 😂🫂❤🙏
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  1914. Thanks!
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  1915. I am a Nicolia White watcher. I loved your video.
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  1916. Thanks!
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  1917. Impressive beard 👍my great gr grandpa looked the same 😉
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  1918. Hello! I just got my computer back on! I've missed all my subscriptions! I'm catching up now.
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  1919. Another great crime story !! 👍🏻😊
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  1920. Oh, the weather was warm lately, let's try the North West Passage! What a genius 🤣
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  1921. Thanks!
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  1922. Morning ☕️
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  1923. I can’t stop listening to you ! You are a wonderful orator and story teller . Ty - I truly enjoy ❤️
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  1924. Thanks!
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  1925. You sir, have a voice for storytelling....fantastic video
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  1926. Very much enjoy the histories presented on this channel. The narrator is wonderful
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  1927. Sir, your videos are excellent !
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  1928. Wow that was intense. Nice work mate. New sub xxx
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  1929. Simon from Biographics has a dad on YouTube too🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯crazy
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  1930. Thanks
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  1931. I think you are the best! Your research into and telling of these incidents is wonderful and top notch. Thank you for sharing these stories with us. 🥰
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  1932. Very Informative and professional! Enjoy your channel so much!!
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  1933. I could listen to you talk all day
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  1934. I adore your style, attire, and speaking. It makes watching your channel so lovely. Thank you so much.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻♥️
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  1935. Great channel and storytelling, just discovered so thanks!
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  1936. Love the content and keep it up.JDS in AZ usa
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  1937. I've been binge watching your videos since I found your channel. Not only are your stories well written and well told, the visuals are also outstanding. Great images, great video snippets. It's clear you put a lot of time into findinding them and editing your podcasts. On top of that, your ads are brilliant! Always clever and well acted. You put so much work into them! You do your sponsors proud. 👏👍🏼
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  1938. Well after hearing this story is right Well I Never. Good channel
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  1939. I must say I love your you-tube channel so informative and your voice is so nice to listen to thank you Paul
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  1940. I always say “Well, I Never” after watching your videos 😊!
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  1941. Thanks!
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  1942. Thanks and keep them coming riveting from beginning to end
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  1943. Love your channel. Are you of Scottish decent? Greetings from South Africa
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  1944. Thanks for a very nice new story loved too watch it.
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  1945. You do a fantastic job of presenting this channel. I love history and your videos are excellent 🙂
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  1946. Its kind of odd we all use the French spelling of Cologne for the German city of Koln XD
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  1947. Until you broke character, i thought you were cgi !! 😅😅
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  1948. Aloha from Hawaii,Paul-ex-pat Yorkshire person.Great idea to have a guest.
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  1949. I ❤ your storytelling. It's great to see the streets where things occurred. I love this channel!
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  1950. Well, I never.
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  1951. Thanks
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  1952. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!
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  1953. Subscribed. Really like your channel.
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  1954. Hey Paul, it was a pleasure to meet you, amazing content! ✨
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  1955. i love this channel. But I must point out that it us not Psoriosis of the liver. it 8s Psorosis of the liver. Psoriosis is similar to Exema and is a condition of the skin. Sore-EYE- uh- sis of the skin Sore-OH-sis of the liver. 😊
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  1956. Love your suit bud!!
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  1957. I found this episode one of the best tales told by yourself. I do enjoy your channel and recommend it to others. Thank you.
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  1958. Anyone else think that this guy is almost like a British mr.ballen? His stories are riveting and he's very charismatic.
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  1959. Once again a great documentary. Entertaining and educational. Thank you Paul 🙏
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  1960. Thanks!
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  1961. The video was great and I learned a lot, but as often occurs - the comments underneath it are pure cancer. Still - have a like and thank you for being rather more even handed than your commentators.
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  1962. Great video
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  1963. I live near uxbridge, which is located a few Mike from Denham, mentioned in the 1st story. I've been to denham as there's a decent car boot sale in the area. I've walked through the old village a couple of times. Next time I go I'll visit the church.
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  1964. I find your investigations into past crimes fascinating. You go down the rabbit hole for us and come up with intriguing and new insights which keep us enthralled. I would love if you could visit Glasgow one day and delve into the mystery of the Brodie Chapman’s disappearance? Beal
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  1965. I started your channel yesterday. Finished all the videos today. Great channel!
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  1966. Thank You
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  1967. Very interesting, great video!!
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  1968. That ending! 😲🤯
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  1969. Great every interesting video Ty for posting
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  1970. Love your look! And great content 😊
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  1971. Fabulous story !! Cheers mate !!
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  1972. 'There but for the grace of God go I.' Some days I wish I didn't believe in Darwin - but I do.
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  1973. I loved this. Thankyou so much. Xxx
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  1974. This my first time watching this channel and I love it❤
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  1975. Is this host British or Irish?
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  1976. Thanks!
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  1977. Just found your channel, what excellent content sir!
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  1978. Thanks! You are greatly appreciated!! 😊
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  1979. Hello Paul thanks how are you doing its another hot day here in saint Lucia nice warm breeze clear skies please send a little snow here for me. Lol I'm just bbq some pork, chicken and fish outdoors with my friends it's free up Friday
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  1980. I'm enjoying a cool Friday with cappuccino and a story from Paul ❤
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  1981. Thank you Sir for sharing these horrific events with such compassion, bless you!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔❣️
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  1982. I recently found this channel and been binge watching your amazing videos. Didn't take me long to subscribe and hit that bell
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  1983. I love your stories!!
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  1984. Happy new year, Paul, and everyone else here.😉😊
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  1985. SPOOKY!
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  1986. This one is going to be good! They all are, but this sounds creepy and weird. Good job as always!!!!
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  1987. One minor observation, I notice acute accent (accent aigu) over the E, making it pronounced like "goo-fay", whereas you pronounce it more like "goof", but I don't know the story and whether the accent itself is a mistake 👍
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  1988. Pssst, I went and immediately downloaded, 'Murder by Choice." Beware for those who like hidden objects and a mysterious murder. ❤
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  1989. Love the wallpaper!
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  1990. Dear Mr. Brodie as I ready for bed, I tune into your weekly video to hear your wonderful stories. Your excellent Scots brogue takes me back to my 16th century 18th Grandfather, John Morrison of Lewis Island off the West coast of Scotland. Through you I can imagine what he looked and sounded like! He must have prospered in whatever business he had because at one time he owned Dairsie Castle and lost it to hs creditors. Thank you for bringing me so much pleasure in my old age. I will be 87 years young next November.
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  1991. And other idiots Lmfaooo 😭😭😭
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  1992. I have watched your videos several times over,,,love your soothing beautjful accent,,love your music,,,,thankyou for giving me afew hours away from the stress of being a full time carer for my mother whom has alzheimers,,,,its a break that i desperately need,,,,,you are appreciated more than you an imagine ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  1993. Best voice ever
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  1994. Sam O' Nella made a vid abt this too subbed
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  1995. It's disgusting what the Kennedys father did to his daughter rose,but I think the family should have done something about it and took her out of that mental place even while their dad was alive,no they did it when he died,it's still no excuse it should have been done the minute rose was put there ,rest in peace 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹, amen 🌠🌈☀️🌼
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  1996. I was literally just researching Broadmoor
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  1997. Thanks for an informative , video, so well produced, and researched. Keep up the good work.
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  1998. Just recently read the book about Dr. Cream!!! Excellent😊😊😊
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  1999. Wow! I am an instant fan of your channel! You are fantastic storyteller, I cant wait to dive into another video!!
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  2000. Thanks Paul, really great video Sweetheart. Have the patches been posted yet?
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  2001. You are unique. 😊
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  2002. Aww thank you.. please don't change ❤..all the best for the future
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  2003. Thanks!
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  2004. Love this
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  2005. First
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  2006. I recently discovered your channel and I'm happy I did! The way you talk is calming and the things you have to tell are very interesting!
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  2007. Excellently done! Like your style.
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  2008. Yes! I would like to know more of the story of the Ourang Medan. I enjoy this channel very much.
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  2009. I love your videos 💗.
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  2010. I'm about 5 mins in and repeatedly saying my name is making it hard to process what's being said...Weird. At one point I felt like I was being conjured like Beetlejuice.
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  2011. Never heard of this before! Love this channel. ❤
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  2012. I love your voice! Thank you for sharing!
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  2013. Thanks!
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  2014. Thanks!
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  2015. Hopefully for a beer, not taxes
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  2016. Thanks
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  2017. Just love this channel, have spent a couple of delightful hours listening to the amazing stories.thank you .
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  2018. Paul didn't tell us to take care. We're doomed....
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  2019. Paul another amazing video video sensational job as always guys
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  2020. Your content is excellent, and so is yourself as presenter. I've gotten a lot from them. Thank you!
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  2021. This is awesome thank you! I am from Colorado! I love all your videos thank you for doing this
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  2022. Thanks!
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  2023. Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it. Great to see Nicola in the vlog. Have followed her for years. Thanks again, cheers, John.
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  2024. Thanks!
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  2025. I thought I'd crochet a bit while watching and listening to this. Darn....had to stop and really pay attention.😁
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  2026. Am a new subscriber Ive been interested in crime cases since i was 4 and I absolutely love your channel please keep the amazing work
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  2027. thank you, great stories
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  2028. I like your story voice 👍👍..Youre good at telling them odd ones 👍👍👍👍👍
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  2029. I have to say, this video was more informative than what I learned in university. Very interesting.
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  2030. More compilations like this please!
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  2031. Paul your presentation today was better than ever
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  2032. Your voice..... sigh.......
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  2033. Sir Paul, i appreciate all you do. Howdy, from Texas.
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  2034. I'm so glad I found you ❤
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  2035. I get excited when I see a new post from you. I ❤ your channel !
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  2036. Thanks for this video!
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  2037. 2:07 lada 2101
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  2038. Enjoying you and your eddifying stories.
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  2039. great video as always!
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  2040.  @WellINever  You’re a little bit cheeky anyway. 😉 Thanks for the link. 🌻
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  2041. Got a like and a sub.. Good work.
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  2042.  @WellINever  You're very welcome!! Your channel is really interesting!! Thank you so much!
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  2043. You have a nice, warm and engaging voice for story telling. Subscribed!
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  2044. I like you! Thanks mate..
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  2045. Ordering some merch right now🥰 The mug is so cute!
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  2046. I started to listen to this story and couldn’t stop listening. I have never heard of Mary Bell and her story. Very well spoken narrator so easy to listen to him. No theatrics or sensationalising of the story just facts as they were known. I will definitely hear more from this you tube channel as I subscribed before getting to the end.thank you 😊❤
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  2047. What an incredible story! Video is visually rich with location shots and excellent stills. Great work , keep it up.
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  2048. Thanks
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  2049. Not sure but she actually looks like Queen Elizabeth, and as sad also kind of like john Wayne,the time travelers wives,what a skummy thg to teach or make anyone feel like they should do this,cause y'all keep teaching to be better and flaunt it and make others feel like crap,whatever.
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  2050. Very informative and entertaining video, you have a new sub!
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  2051. This channel is so good, Paul is exceptionally good at this, i can listen to hours, so much work goes into these videos. Just fantastic x
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  2052. Well rounded story with a great intro and interesting info about the law changes at the end. Love the presentation and the outside filming, I'm hooked :-)
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  2053. I so enjoy your videos! And I wish more men would dress like u. 👍🏼
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  2054. Thanks!
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  2055. Thank you another great story! I love your channel well done 👏👏👏
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  2056. Yaaay, perfect timing! I just started my daily painting; now I have an awesome video to keep me company in the background! 🙌🏻
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  2057. So sad for the family please Lord let them rest in peace.😥😥
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  2058. Good Morning Mr Brodie love your stories excellent 👌👍❤ Thank You Sir ❤
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  2059. LOVE your stories and you talents at telling them!!!!!!!
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  2060. I always thought this was an interesting case. Thanks for the upload on the Victoria Day 2023 long weekend!
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  2061. Great video thank you
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  2062. Thank you for throwing a subliminal pazuzu at us hahaha
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  2063. Thanks!
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  2064. I've really learned a lot watching your videos. They're always interesting. Thanks for posting them.
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  2065. A thoroughly entertaining presentation.
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  2066. Ur the coolest
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  2067. New to your channel, really interesting and awesome stuff! Think I landed here after a few Tasting History with Max Miller episodes. Very glad I did, great channel here
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  2068. Just in time for lunch! I will watch first and then comment on the actual case later..😋
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  2069. Appreciate your research and stories sir thank you for your hard work,i love grabbing a whisky and coke sitting down with candles lit listening in bath
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  2070. Cheers 🎉
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  2071. I'm not sure who did it ❓️ Good story though, great way to start a sunny but chilly Friday here in the U.S. ❤
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  2072. Such a sad story, one that I have known of for many years, having seen thr film many times. However his life and death have been so well told in this video, well done and thank you. RIP Joseph
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  2073. Just found you today x 🇬🇧
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  2074. Its a testament to your story telling that i watched the whole thing instead of quitting when you said they were mostly killed all the way before hanging them up im like so? Big deal already dead haha But you made it fun anyway thanks!
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  2075. Weekend, sunny weather in Glasgow and Well, I Never....what is there not to like! I might just have a whisky with this....to your good health and continued success Paul & Co!
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  2076. Another excellent presentation.
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  2077. Thank You
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  2078. Very impressive footage and photos! 👍
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  2079. Well I never thought I'd come across such a cool channel. Awesome!
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  2080. Thanks!
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  2081. This is my first video and I will be listening to you while I sleep tonight😊
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  2082. A great way to start my Friday the 13th. Thanks Paul.
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  2083. I'm confused... he got to stay with the queen?
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  2084. Blimey what a pair Well I never.
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  2085. Soo May have used a naughty word 🙈 so my comment for removed. What I meant to say was : not sure what’s worse killing your dad or having an affair with your mum 😟🤦🏼‍♀️
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  2086. Adore Nicola White! Great episode. Thank you.
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  2087. Thanks!
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  2088. Shoot, why didn’t I see this channel earlier? This is awesome and your voice is so soothing. Guess I know what I’ll do the next evening. 👍
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  2089. Another great story. Thank you!
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  2090. Love your content, brilliant
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  2091. Mr. Paul 😊 it's been a long week for me you just livened me and my weekend up🎉 Thank you Sir 😊
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  2092. I love this kind of stuff. Just found your channel very informative ❤❤
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  2093.  @WellINever  thank you so much for taking the time to respond! I appreciate it very much! Have a wonderful day friend🩵💜🩷
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  2094. Yet again another interesting video. Thank you
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  2095. Another top notch production.
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  2096. You are an icon! An irrefutable icon! 👏🏾 🎩
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  2097. Thanks!
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  2098. I really like your "out and about" clips in this video.. More of that please. You're a natural 👍🏻✨️✨️👍🏻 Been subscribed for ages.Love your style and content 👌 ✨️ ✨️👌🥳🥳🥳
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  2099. I tell everyone you’re like my British grandfather! You’re not old enough to be such of course but you really make me feel that way when I watch you! Great ad!!!
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  2100. Love this channel, even though it feels odd not to have "on yer bike" to close on hehe
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  2101. Best birthday ever. I love these videos
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  2102. I appreciate the resources listed at the end of the video.
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  2103. I just found your channel thank you so much love your voice
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  2104. This man is what Simon Whistler will look like when he gets older lols amazing content love the videos had to sub
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  2105. Im so glad I found u!...I love your stories!
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  2106. what a well crafted video. Loved your shots of the locations as they are today too
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  2107. Another great episode. ❤❤❤
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  2108. Great channel. Great content.
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  2109. You have a follower, my friend. I absolutely love your style and manner of presentation. I look forward to listening. With love- a new sub from Texas.
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  2110. I didn't know groundskeeper Willie narrated history channels.
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  2111. Brilliant absolutely brilliant.. So well read. Thanks
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  2112. I just found this channel (perhaps again, as I have spent a good amount of time in 'this' side of YouTube, of late), and am officially subscribed. Keep cracking, you lot.
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  2113. distant relative. odd to see a video about him. i was shown info on him years ago. thanks
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  2114. You are so delightfully cute. 💕
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  2115.  @WellINever  It has been my pleasure - listening to you for a year ! Well done and lovely voice ❤️🎉🎉🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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  2116. Very interresting case. And the pronunciation of french words is perfect. Really nice to listen to 😁
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  2117. I very much enjoy listening to your voice. Also, your look and the stories.
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  2118. Great video, Paul. Thank you.
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  2119. Hi Paul thanks for another fascinating story
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  2120. Thank you for the dignified way you presented his life story. Rip Joseph
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  2121. Great channel ! Already suscribed ! Thanks for the great work !
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  2122. Great video thank you
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  2123. Hey everybody
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  2124. I’m an American(sry)but you seem like the most quintessential British gentleman ever❤
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  2125. Why was this only recommended to me today? I love the video and looking forward for more.
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  2126. Great Jon of telling story
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  2127. Thank you for the work on these Videos, the pictures, the footage... it makes watching them very enjoyable! 🙂👍
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  2128. Thanks
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  2129. She looks like Queen Victoria
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  2130. Awesome job I'm subbed keep up the great work.
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  2131. I Really enjoy your videos Paul, you deliver them so well, with respect, passion and humour (when needed) I look forward to all new material, I just love your lovely Scottish gentle voice, great for storytelling, hope you are well xxx 👏👍💜
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  2132. I am intrigued of the thumbnail and to my suprise, this is cpt price channel. Jokes aside. I do like this type of stories and I'm subbing
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  2133. I just wanted to say how much I enjoy listening to your stories. I love your whole demeanor from the way you talk, to your in depth research, & of course the way you speak about each case so respectfully. Cheers to you & your team! ❤
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  2134. Love this channel!
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  2135. You had me at that facial hair.
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  2136. When I don't hand in my vet science paper in on time the cute animals will blame you Paul. Keep up the most excellent work Paul. 🤨
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  2137. Love your narration style! New subscriber!! ❤️
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  2138. I Just Discovered this Awesome Channel!! I've Watched Numerous You-Tube Channels Covering this Case of "Travis the Chimp and the Horrific Attack on Charla Nash". But, You've Provided So Many More Details I've Never Heard Before!! This is Such a Sad Situation for Everyone Involved, Including Travis. The Fact that Charla Nash Survived is Unbelievable. I Empathize With the Lady that Adopted Travis. But When Will People Realize that These Chimpanzees are Very Intelligent, and Along with that Comes Emotions. Attachment to their "Person" and Feelings of "Belonging to a Family". But, In Turn, They Also Feel Jealousy, Irritation and Stress. And, In Layman's Terms, A Pissed-Off Full Grown Male Chimp is 8 Times Stronger than a 150lb. Human Male. Just Think About that for a Minute......💔
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  2139. Love this channel. It's so refreshing to see stories I've not heard of.
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  2140. I follow a lot of channels with similar shorts documentaries, but this is without contest my favorite.
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  2141. Came across this channel purely by chance. Now I'm kinda hooked...
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  2142. Good morning! Amazing video as always ❤️
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  2143. Awesome video
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  2144. Does it matter if you dont say...Well I never....but say instead .....blimey !
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  2145. 1st July 2023 4.0clock love these stories just came across you today x
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  2146. love it thnx
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  2147. Hard to have too much sympathy for Archibald.
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  2148. You have added a ew subscriber! I love historical true-crime - thank you so much! BTW, your brogue is absolutely gorgeous! ❤️
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  2149. Wars is good about this guy he got that storytellers rhythm and makes things we see and black and white because it was before color tvs very vivid like u are there keep it up old dog
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  2150. I would love to see this channel cover some of the circus incidents from the 18/1900s like the hagenbeck-wallace circus and the train accident that claimed most of it.
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  2151. One of my favourite cases. Thank you.
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  2152. I digested the upload twice. A great channel.
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  2153. Sir, your presentation of the subjects you address are very well done. In my view you are in at least the top five percent on YouTube.
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  2154. At last!! Love this channel. Marvellous, accurate and interesting crimes.😊😊
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  2155. Very interesting videos. :)
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  2156. any chance of doing an episode about say, sweeney todd at all ?
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  2157. Haigh was such an arrogant ass...thanks Paul, I love to hear you tell these stories ❤️
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  2158. Sir,. I got here accidentally. I stayed for your voice! I wonder if you possibly participate in Audiobooks? If not, could you please consider it? The stories here are very gripping. Wishing you very happy holidays and may you prosper in endeavors 🙏😊
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  2159. It’s like the scene in the old movie “ The Monster Club” old Vincent Price is a Vampire and he tells it brilliantly about Man’s diabolical condition to come up with more and more fascinating ways to kill each other.
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  2160. Best storyteller on YT.
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  2161. Your appearance is immaculate and just right for the subject matter! It is as if you are a living "ghost" sent to tell us all of the present day's events! Really appreciate this authenticity, a big part of why I subscribed. And of course that you are British! :)
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  2162. I was so excited for 1899 because I love maritime horror and survival stories like “The Terror” based on the lost Franklin expedition or Shackleton’s expedition to Antarctica. But people have told me that I might be disappointed with 1899 because it’s not what it seems. Still gonna watch it. The MV Joyita is defeinitely a strange mystery. So is the Kaz II and the Patanela. They still don’t know what happened to the crews.
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  2163. Good show sir!
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  2164. What a pleasure!
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  2165. Just subbed (from Milton Keynes) Love this channel x
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  2166. ❤❤❤ best one yet, thank you Mr. Paul
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  2167. Yes please, more on the Orang Medan.
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  2168. THANK YOU
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  2169. I cracked up at the 🧸 in the suitcase,well done,great ad and story ,, blessings from Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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  2170. True Vintage guy Love it!
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  2171. Paul-... re the SS Alice, i love how your accent mutates as you mention Scottish details 🤭🤣🤣
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  2172. That was great. Thank you Paul
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  2173. I look forward to your videos every time there is an upload. Thank you for all of your hard work.
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  2174. "The things we did before YouTube". You sir are amazing!
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  2175. I just found this site I love this dude stuff
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  2176. Your stories fascinate me.
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  2177. Im a little late hope everyone is fine😅 listening fro saint lucia on a cloudy day
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  2178. A sinister tale as usual. Many thanks Paul
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  2179. Your narration and presentation is second to none. Kudos my good man.
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  2180. I live near Southampton I never knew about this case 😳
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  2181. I love ur channel 😍
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  2182. Sir you are a joy to watch with all these cases , it makes my day Thankyou from south London xx
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  2183. Have a wonderful weekend Sir! Very grateful for your videos ☺️
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  2184. Really good work old chap. Liked and Subscribed.
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  2185. Thank you 😊
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  2186. I just discovered your content! Well done, exceptional delivery!
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  2187. Only just discovered your channel, what an absolute treat.
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  2188. love your videos sir
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  2189. Nice video
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  2190. Hello Paul and everyone hope all is well here listening from sunny saint Lucia as always
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  2191. New subscriber here ❤
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  2192. Having stumbled on this Chanel, I am very glad I have done. As a subject matter that may be of interest to you, the Norwich Asylum (St Andrews) is now derelict but it’s history is hard to find. If you have the means and opportunity I would love to see more of its history as the site is fantastic, from the partial main building and the mortuary which still stands today. Many thanks.
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  2193. You British darling. The town is Binghamton… BINGhamton, stress on the first syllable.
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  2194. Im 61 really enjoy your stor6❤ Thank you ❤
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  2195. What’s your interests? How did you start this channel? :)
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  2196. Amazing Videos. Really interesting👍
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  2197. Nice to unwind after work with a well I never video.
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  2198. Thank you for sharing your video.
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  2199. 11 p.m. Perfect timing! Thank you. 😊
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  2200. First time I've heard this story or commented on you tube. Thanks for the education, no idea what to say used the expression sweet f a often. I will remember this. So sad, I will remember her name. Rest in peace Fanny Adams
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  2201. I wanted to edit my comment, but can’t find it. Anything from the time your facial hair and clothing would fit in just right.
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  2202. Excellent my friend! Enjoyed it immensely!
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  2203. Erm, Cook?
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  2204. I love your videos please make more love these videos
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  2205. Thank you🙏
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  2206. His names Paul? I’ve just been calling the guy ‘British History guy’
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  2207. ​ @WellINever Thank you!
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  2208. 오 재밌어요👍
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  2209. Love your videos 😁
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  2210. Greetings from Chicago, Illinois, USA!
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  2211. Another great show thanks
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  2212. I suggested this one!
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  2213. Lol! Thanks mate. 🍻
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  2214. Very gruesome, but what a great story teller! "The things we did before YouTube." 🤣
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  2215. dont change the content....love it here
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  2216. It's rather have a river full of mud rather than body parts! 😮😅 Great video. Thank you!
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  2217. Fascinating story, BUT, you should change your title to L.A., which is the correct abbreviation for Los Angeles, LA is typically known as the abbreviation for Louisiana...from a devoted Louisiana viewer.
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  2218. Another excellent episode. Thankyou.
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  2219. WELL....I NEVER!!!
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  2220. Thanks!
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  2221. Please keep going you'll have a million subscribers
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  2222. Glad I watched this well after eating 🤢 although I now have a craving for kfc ? 🤤🙈
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  2223. My Favourite YT channel x
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  2224. You have a fantastic voice! Love these stories.
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  2225. Nice One! Great research presenting and content. I'm happy I've subscribed!. Greetings from the French Alps. Xx
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  2226. Love your work for Samsung! 😁
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  2227. I love you storytelling. Shout out from a Saskatchewan resident here 😎
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  2228. Hello!
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  2229. Hello, I discovered this case with MJ Trow’s book LET HIM HAVE IT, CHRIS. Wonderful case…
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  2230. Nice creepy music from Erik Satie in the background
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  2231. Hi Nicola. 👋👋👋👋
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  2232. Thanks
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  2233. Well done. Here is a site dedicated to Dorothy www.dorothystratten.com
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  2234. New Subscriber, excited to see more content! 💜🥰
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  2235. Thank you Grampa Well Inever for another bedtime story
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  2236. Happy I found you!
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  2237. So well told thank you so much I have just SUBSCRIBED 👍👍👍❤️🙏🏻🍀
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  2238. Thank you so much I really enjoy your show
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  2239. Wow captain price is doing well I see
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  2240. Thanks!
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  2241. lol, I love your breakdown LOL
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  2242. You beautiful bald man! Where have you been all my life? I love the History/Mystery. Great channel. Also, I live in New Hampshire, so this one hit a little close to home ;)
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  2243. Hello from Jasper, Alabama USA. I love this show!
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  2244. BTW, and unrelated to the case, I love that wallpaper!
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  2245. Hello Paul! You’re looking dapper today! I have always been interested in the story behind nursery rhymes. I believed that most were warning adults about dangers. ❤ Thanks for sharing these stories with us. ❤
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  2246. I wish you’d have been my professor - it would’ve been so much more exciting ❤
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  2247. I adore your channel! I imagine you're my grandfather, telling me these stories. 😅 🖤
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  2248. Thanks, and God Bless you. I always look forward to your excellent videos. Why didn't she just sail off to America, and reinvent herself, I wonder?
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  2249. I'm just catching up on previous videos Paul, and there you are impersonating a doctor, again! (Mind you, he has more hair!)😂Cheers from Oz! 🦘
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  2250. Deep Dive! Deep Dive! 😊
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  2251. Thank you for being amazing 👏
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  2252. this man looks like he's from the 19th century lol
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  2253. I just found this channel and I’m hooked!!! I Such a perfect person to tell these amazing stories 💯Thanks
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  2254. Your delivery is magnificent. 💛 Thank you.
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  2255. You are a great narrator, ❤❤❤
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  2256. This is my first foray into Well I Never and I’m delighted I took the time to watch it all comepletely. I subbed immediately. What an entertaining and educational way to deliver these interesting and important stories of everyday life and the amazing variety of people who manage to live in it. Great. Really enjoyed it.
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  2257. Halloween iceberg rawr!!! 🐺
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  2258. I just started watching 1899, and your channel! Both are lovely Enjoyed the video! 👏🏻 thank you.
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  2259. Great stories every time. Thanks
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  2260. I am so glad I found this channel.
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  2261. Fantastic thanks....love the Scottish accent!!
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  2262. This video popped up today. I loved this! And I’m subscribing! Thank you
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  2263. First! 😄
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  2264. Their awesome and huge mustaches caught a strong gust and lifted them airborne out to sea.
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  2265. For once I enjoyed the sponsor plug in the video - well done! Does the case come with the cute bear 🐻 ❤😄?
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  2266. Always a great story on this channel. Thank you!
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  2267. Paul, where is History Engine? Can you post a link?
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  2268. Thanks for the upload, Paul.
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  2269. It sounds like Herbert was inspired by the old testament and the instances of human sacrifice to the volcano god Jahweh therein.
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  2270. As always, another great story!
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  2271. ❤️ Thank u
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  2272. Wow Paul , you're right ! Never heard of it. It's Shocking and Unbelievablely Sad. Why erased ? Embarrassment "" The Empire " was litterally Full Of Shit . the Ignorance of the Rich . Plus yes , the fact a New.Class of People, the Workers , Heaven forbid should be able to Enjoy themselves, sadly on this occassion not to be.
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  2273. Very informative! I just found your channel, subscribed.
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  2274. Grazie.
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  2275. Waaaaait…my last name is Pipes! Wonder if poor ol’ Jenny is a relative. Time to check the family genealogy records…
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  2276. I actually watched this movie in high school
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  2277. Thanks!
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  2278. Thanks!
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  2279. 2 weeks and no new video?
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  2280. Hi Paul 👋 shoutout from Rutherglen, I grew up there but live elsewhere now
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  2281. Being a great story is truly among the best of the oldest pastimes. As a young boy I would love to listen to my grandpa tell of how things were when he was younger. To be able to tell a story is an art that few people can pull off. You are among those who can do this! I would bet that if you have children or grandchildren you would be so loved.
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  2282. Second 2 !
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  2283. Oh I will absolutely LOVE this!
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  2284. Thanks
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  2285. I've just discovered your channel. Excellent stuff. Wonderful.
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  2286. Thanks!
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  2287. Wow!
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  2288. I found your channel today and found it quite interesting. I'm from Boston Mass. keep up the good work. A new member!
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  2289. You're my favorite true crime channel ❤
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  2290. Thanks
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  2291. I love this channel!!!
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  2292. I love watching this show. Sitting up in bed and watching makes me so happy.
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  2293. I live in crystal lake and never new this thanks YouTube algorithm
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  2294. Totally love your videos. Some I have viewed on other sites and enjoyed them. But you have a great presentation and added information, not to forget your snappy appearance 😊 Happy ln Texas!
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  2295. That was truly fascinating, and I loved Paul’s voice. 🌻🌻
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  2296. I loved your story your voice is easy to listen to.😊
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  2297. Oh how I do love your videos and your voice! ❤❤
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  2298. You’re not fooling me with your new getup, Simon Whistler! We ALL know how you’re on every channel talking about historical stuff!!!!
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  2299. You are just amazing Paul! I'm so glad I found you. Your voice is soothing and you are such a gentleman 💋
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  2300. Is it just me or does this guy look like Simon Whistler in disguise?
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  2301. I love when you get to go out on location. Brilliant as always!
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  2302. Is that captain price?
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  2303. Learnt alot about how to narrate and changing the video, when to add images, transitions etc.
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  2304.  @WellINever  good to hear enjoy the warm weather it's Friday here in saint Lucia another hot day we meaning a few friends of mine we are just chilling and grilling some fish, pork and chicken today have yourself a blessed weekend
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  2305. I’m from Canada we send all the snow you want we’re tired of it! Lol
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  2306. Thanks!
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  2307. Good afternoon, and Thank You for an Excellent video! Have a good week!
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  2308. Rest easy brother Love your voice and editing you got my sub
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  2309. Thanks
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  2310. Mr Brodie, I wanted to tell you I love your stories. I also love your accent. 😊
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  2311. Behold this wonderful Friday gift! 🤩
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  2312. Thanks!
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  2313. The movie is beautifull must see
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  2314. Just subscribed after seeing your video, you have a wonderful voice and great way of telling the stories of these poor women. Going to check out your other videos too.
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  2315. You got me when you said the high in meters. Subbed!
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  2316. Paul sensational as always, keep up the great work
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  2317. Heartbreaking 😭
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  2318. Kinda strange to hear about my home city on that amazing channel.
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  2319. "Instead of doom scrolling through social media", it seems not often have truer words been uttered. This is now my favourite channel. Thank you, good sir 👍🏻 I am looking forward to playing, Murder by Choice. Cheers :)
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  2320. great storyteler
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  2321. I have visited there, paying my respects. I do not claim to be a medium of any sort but I was told as a child by a very old native American that I would grow to be a soul listener for those that have moved on but still wish to be heard. It had been a very long time that a soul had trusted and spoken to me. I had listened to so many there at the park alone that I had to leave from being overwhelmed and worn-out. But I plan to return now at 62 and truly try to be of service to these precious souls. ❤
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  2322. Thanks
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  2323. Currently binge watching your channel
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  2324. Love your voice and fashion sense.
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  2325. This video was on my recommended list.... I was not disappointed 😊
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  2326. Thank you for Nicola as a guest. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  2327. My 8 month old kittens, Kimchi und Miso, like to listen to you while I am gone from the apartment....
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  2328. Thank you!!! Stuck at work on this rainy Good Friday, this is exactly what I needed ❤
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  2329. Boy do I have a case for you! Look into the Black Donnely’s of Lucan Ontario. They were massacred by a mob in the middle of the night
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  2330. Well done sir! This intelligent sensitive man deserves to be remembered as more than a freak.
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  2331. Thanks
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  2332. I did enjoy the compilation. I enjoy most of your videos.
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  2333. I enjoy the fact that dandelions have been a neusence for generations lmao
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  2334. He sounds like he should narrate fable
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  2335. 📍📍
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  2336. Awesome narration! No reason to not subscribe :)
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  2337. Thanks for adding the helplines at the end. Not enough people do that here on YouTube. That literally left me teary-eyed!
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  2338. Congratulations on 400k
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  2339. What a treat! I follow both your channel and Nicola.
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  2340. I am fairly new to this channel and have to say I'm loving it! Could I ask please, what is the lady wearing in the image of her at 12 minutes? What does she have in her mouth? Thanks :)
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  2341. You have such a great way of telling a story. Love your channel and all your stories. Keep up the great work Sir Paul.
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  2342. Love the video sir
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  2343. This was a great cover Paul! However the audio is a bit scratchy in the background. Otherwise it was a great watch. Ur very well dressed Paul and ur very handsome, especially when u wear that silver bracelet sometimes in videos! Love u! ❤️
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  2344. This narrators voice is very soothing and often fall sleep listening to his narrations. I love the fact he goes to the outdoor locations too
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  2345. Thanks
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  2346. Thank you Paul for another atmospheric video. Well I never.....
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  2347. ...well, anyone with facial hair that glorious automatically deserves a like and subscribe. *likes and subscribes* (Great video too, of course!)
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  2348. And I thought my neighbours windchimes were annoying!
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  2349. Well done bruva. There story is so sad, should be told🤫✌️🇬🇧🆘💯 I live by the river, I'm old enough to remember the stink🥺🙏 heavy clothing, and of course 🆘 before citizens learnt Don't Panic 🇬🇧💯🗣️📢🎬 great facts thank you ✌️🙏💯 Bless their SOUL'S 🙏
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  2350. 🧡
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  2351. Thank you Mr Brodie and team for the hard work on these videos ❤❤❤ always enjoy them
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  2352. I subbed as well lol
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  2353. Thanks!
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  2354. Yes please do the deep dive into the Orang Medan. Edit: sometimes I cannot spell. lol
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  2355. i’ve never been this early! ❤
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  2356. Thank you for the compilation!
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  2357. The London Hospital should do the right thing and bury Mr Merrick. Give him some dignity and peace in death
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  2358. Really well spoken and put forward please do more l am on board well done to all ❤️
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  2359. As horrible as this execution was, this video was very interesting! I love history and the way you explained this combined with your beautiful accent gave me a real sense of joy while i watched this. Liked/subbed
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  2360. I took an acid bath once. That's how I got the nickname Bones
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  2361.  @WellINever  Brilliant!
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  2362. Did anyone catch the case he said in the very beginning? Emil Longieri??? Is that what was said??? What happened there?
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  2363. The narrator of this story is scarier than the chimp
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  2364. My favourite “Love story” told by my new crush! Just started the video,but I’m super excited!!! I really hope this gets into the weather balloon to take her corpse above the atmosphere, etc
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  2365. My gosh you should contact the BBC or something, and do a contract with them to have your own history series broadcasted!
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  2366. Hello! I'm enjoying your channel very much and binge them when I can. On my channel, I covered historical cases like Martin Guerre, Hippolyte Visart de Borcarme, Beulah Annan. Are these cases you may cover going forward cos I think you'd do a great job at covering them.
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  2367. never heard of you just clicked this because it was new. your moustache and voice made my subscriber hand clicked instantly... then i realised.. i spelt moustache in 1st grade and that bonus word made my B+ an A. now i love moustaches.. i cant grow one but, i like things that make me remember happy times... thats why i love moustaches.. i now know how out there that is..... i subd thast what the main topic
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  2368. Jesus are you okay, Mr Brodie? WE MISS YOU
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  2369. Thanks for the upload, Paul.
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  2370. Brilliant x thank you for the help organisations at the end. We'll done
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  2371. I listen to your videos at night because your voice is very soothing! Thank you for all you do it is appreciated ❤😊
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  2372. I feel sophisticated listening to your accent
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  2373. What a fantastic video and what a fantastic story. I took the gamble and took the time and as a firsttimer on your channel I am deeply impressed by the research done and passion entangled in the video. T hank you
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  2374. Great video! It's the first of yours that I've seen n I definitely subscribed.
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  2375. Wow, that’s amazing!
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  2376. I've a few stories I want to suggest, but don't know where, or if that's ok? I think they're interesting & lesser known stories that could fit the channel. I love this channel & storytelling done here, & I'd love to hear what he'd do w/them.
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  2377. Watching again older videos because they are perfect for a Friday afternoon full of work
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  2378. Thanks
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  2379. Amazing work good Sir. I would watch any of the videos made more in depth. I consistently learn something new about topics I've already discovered.
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  2380. I love your channel
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  2381. Thanks!
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  2382. I'm so glad to have you back!! Also, I'm glad you took some time for yourselves. Cheers to a fabulous 2024! 🥂
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  2383. I always love your videos. Thank you for all you do. BTW, I imagine you living in a castle 🤣👏🏼
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  2384.  @WellINever  I say dungeon, tbh.😂
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  2385. Good timing
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  2386. Oh Mr. Brody you know you’re my very favorite and I love you to pieces, but this story made me so sad. The things we think of to hurt others, I don’t know. It was a lot. But thank you so much for covering this and educating me on things that I did not know. What an eye-opener, blessings my friend 🌸🤙🏽🌈 ~ aloha from Maui 🏝
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  2387. Thank you once again Mr Brodie. I was wondering would you consider lending your voice for the narrating of audio books ?
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  2388. Great video as usual! 👌
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  2389. Thanks!
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  2390. The most detailed account I've seen. Fascinating. I'm so glad that his last years were so much better than his earlier ones
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  2391. Thank you.
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  2392. Awesome content, and I love the hat.
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  2393. Thanks!
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  2394. I came across this channel the other day and am hooked…. I love his accent too…..
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  2395. Hi there, I enjoy your videos, very well done, thank you, professional
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  2396. This is the best video I’ve ever seen on Mr. Merrick. Thank you.
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  2397. My favourite moment of the week😊I learn so much on this channel❤
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  2398. perfect timing! just when i needed something to watch while waiting for reply to feedback for my work :D great job as always
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  2399. 🖤🐈‍⬛🖤
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  2400. What an amazing channel! new subscriber
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  2401. Thank you for your time and research. This is the most detailed information I have heard regarding this case; and even remember when it happened and all the fake stories going around. Great quality video!
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  2402. Well done. Subbed.
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  2403. Such a tragic story and a great Lynch film!! :)
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  2404. Just found your youtube, what a wonderful listen! Very much enjoyed and have subscribed!!
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  2405. I rather enjoy the way you do your Presentations is a Tasteful and Eloquent Fashion so I have Subscribed.
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  2406. Excellent as usual Paul
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  2407. Me and my PA would love to hear about Medan. We love your videos!
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  2408. Just have to say it... "Welp you HAVE NOW!" haha ;o)
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  2409. Very interesting thanks for sharing. Times were strange then as they are now. Your mustach/beard is awesome btw! 👌
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  2410. I only watch to see this guy's moustache! ...and beard...
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  2411. I love your stories Paul and the way you did this video so respectfully, I found it touching at the end when you laid flowers on fanny Adams grave, something I shall be doing in the near future and she's not to far from me. am new to your videos and really like them
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  2412. This man is an amazing story teller ! One of the best I have ever listened to . Please sir, keep on !!
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  2413. Best thing to watch after just waking up! Hello to you Paul!
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  2414. What an interesting story, thank you for uploading it.
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  2415. Merci !
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  2416. Thank you for these. You do an excellent job and I always look forward to a new upload
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  2417. Yes a deep dive on the orang. Thank you for the work you do.
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  2418. #BestmustacheofYoutube
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  2419. Alright, I’ll subscribe
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  2420. Just found this absolute diamond of a channel. My nightly listen is sorted for a long time now
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  2421. I've heard this story before, but not as much detail. Thanks for that! I've seen your videos in my recommended before and finally decided to watch one, glad I did, it was very entertaining!
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  2422. Hello Paul! I hope you are doing well. I’m of the opinion that those who commit murder and are deemed mentally ill should not be allowed to return to society. Oftentimes mental illness is not treated properly or is swept under the rug. I’m not saying everyone with mental health issues should be in institutions. Many people do quite well with medication and treatment. Those who are delusional, violent, disassociated from reality, and have demonstrated their inability to understand or stop themselves from acting out, are candidates for long term mental health care. In Michael’s case, he had acted out a bit before he was inducted into the cult. They fed his delusions and encouraged him to believe that it was demons that were controlling both him and his wife. The exorcism added sleep deprivation and fatigue to an already unbalanced mind. Then they told him he had 3 demons left in him. By the time he got home, he was completely disassociated from reality. I think it’s telling that he never harmed the children. He had control on some level. He had a major fight with his wife just before this. The dog may have been trying to protect her. I’m stupefied by the ongoing abuse and violence that have originated within religion. Thousands of years of violence and death can be laid directly at the door of religion. Cults have been recruiting the lost and mentally unstable for many centuries. I believe in an absolute God, but I despise religious doctrine and dogma. To me, Christianity is a cult. I thank you, sir, for this thought provoking video. Wishing you both love and light, Brenda ❤
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  2423. Well, I never, wait I just did. Keep up the great video experiences buddy boy! You said Crystal Lake, I was waiting for the bus driver to be named Jason Vorhees, and the incident to take place on Fri the 13th. Cha cha cha cha, hu hu hu hu………
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  2424. New 2 your channel, and am absolutely thrilled! I find your topics riveting and could listen to u all day. I especially enjoy how respectable u r of the victims, not like some other channels that sound like cheap gossip. Well done, sir. Big fan😁👍
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  2425. This is 1000% awesome! This whole documentary is AAA thanks
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  2426. Truly enjoyed this loved the history lesson...thank you from nova Scotia Canada
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  2427. Great history and you tell it so well thank you
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  2428. Nicola was one of the first channels I followed! So chuffed to see two of my favorites together! ❤
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  2429. Absolutely fantastic! I am doing electrical work today, so finally had time to listen to this in its entirety. Brilliant work!
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  2430. Thanks for introducing Nicola white, I’ve been watching her channel for a long while now and thoroughly enjoy finding history with her ❤
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  2431. Well I just found this channel and I'm hooked. Your mustache, your accent, your history teacher vibes, it's all so fantastic. I will now subscribe
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  2432. Great Video!
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  2433. I need at least two years off work to keep up with all your videos. I’m hooked. Your narration is fantastic. Thank you so much!
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  2434. I you're podcast!
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  2435. Yay! 🫶🏼
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  2436. Just the name alone this channel deserves millions of subs. I just found this channel because I'm a history nut & I hit the sub button so fast. Can you sprain your finger? Because I think I did
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  2437. original and fascinating channel. love it!
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  2438. Love your show mate
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  2439. Can’t wait for 1899 and another wonderful episode ❣️
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  2440. Thanks!
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  2441. Ooooo i live in bishop aukland durham . Fab on the wicked history
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  2442. first
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  2443. Thanks
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  2444. That was great, more like this. Thanks
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  2445. Fantastic work and delivery. Subscribed.
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  2446. Thanks!
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  2447. I just discovered this channel and very much enjoy it!
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  2448. Just recently found your channel. Absolutely loving your material and how you present it. Well done and looking forward to more content.
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  2449. Just found this channel, great stuff! Thanks!
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  2450. This is the most amazing channel. Thank you for your wonderful presentations I can not wait till your next program. Be well and safe. Thank you.
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  2451. By far the most eye opening video I’ve ever seen, thank you
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  2452. Holy Schmoly! I heard Nicola speaking and I thought my YouTube had jumped on its own. So happy to see a collab!
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  2453. I hope to watch the movie soon!
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  2454. Wow I only ever knew of the Triangle fire not this tragedy
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  2455. Very interesting , well narrated , and exelent production values . This is one of the more professional looking channels here on YouTube . As a broadcaster/voice artisr and radio producer , I send you my compliments sir .
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  2456. Nigel Thornberry, is that you?
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  2457. Just found this site I love it
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  2458. Great Video!!
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  2459. Sir! Sir! Why are you on YouTube? You clearly have escaped from a lighthouse somewhere. Go back immediately! Before thousands die in the icy dark waters!
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  2460. Just discovered your channel. I'm now going to subscribe 😊
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  2461. cpt. price ?
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  2462. EXCELLENT! Just watched my first video of yours. Cannot wait for more!
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  2463. Love your videos & have really enjoyed seeing your adventures & share your love of the canals! but please can you stop saying 'park' & 'parking' boats & ships are 'moored' at 'moorings' sorry to be a know it all, I know you'll forgive an old lady (71), big fan & subscriber!
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  2464. Great historical crime stories. Most of all very enjoyable listening to the narration of these gruesome but great mysteries!
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  2465. One of my all time favourite subjects! Thankyou so much for this fine video ♥️
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  2466. Liked and subscribed
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  2467. Thanks!
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  2468. Hey Paul and we'll I never crew this Is a tragic story but fastnationing as well
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  2469. Maria was a relation of mine. Thank you for tell ing her story.
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  2470. You're so very welcome, @WellINever! Can't wait until your next story.
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  2471. I am totally addicted to your channel!! Love, Love, LOOOOVVVVEEEE it!!!😍😍😍
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  2472. Loved your document perfectly written and presented 🎉 In the event of his cryptic last words of denial He implied that someone else was responsible . It could only have been his mother? I wonder 🤔 😊❤
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  2473. Thanks
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  2474. The Tom and Jerry scream 🤣🤣🤣
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  2475. Omg..i just said to my husband..his recovery just blows my mind..my husband started laughing..i made a pun and didn't even know it.. lmao its a slow day, sorry
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  2476. 🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 70 yr old grandma in Texas, USA and by the way l hit Like. 🐼 ❤ 🎀
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  2477. Thank you for this detailed recounting. However, i do not see the link you said would be in the comments.
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  2478. Thanks 4 another brilliant video 📸 Paul i always look forward 2 your videos have a great weekend 🎉
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  2479. I love your channel!
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  2480. oh wow, this is such a great channel. loved the video. now subbed
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  2481. Your videos are just marvelous. :)
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  2482. I'm not crying! It's just my allergy...
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  2483. Great episode as always! 👍
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  2484. This channel is my new obsession. The stories and research that goes into them are great. I love it. The presenter is the best part.
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  2485. Wow. Amazing! Especially for that time period. Don't want to think too hard about that one tho...🤯 Thank you for a well put together video. I love your voice and delivery! New sub here. Be safe out there🙏🕊️
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  2486. Thank you ❤fab stuff indeed! Addictive actually!🙏🪬✨ ♥️✨👑✨♥️
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  2487. Appreciate your content! :_PaulWin:
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  2488. Loving the broadcaster
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  2489. A great story Paul, thank you xx
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  2490. U the best. The acting. the advert also!
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  2491. Thank you, Paul. I always look forward to and love your work. xx
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  2492. Thanks
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  2493. Love the true crime stories you present. I know of a story in the USA that may interest you. Are you open to suggestions?
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  2494. Reading, Pennsylvania?
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  2495. 💯💯
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  2496. I love all your stories!
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  2497. New favorite youtuber
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  2498. Gosh. Truly - well, I never ...
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  2499. I looked him up on Geni website & he was my 11th cousin 9 times removed. I’m still gonna blame him for my low bank account! 🥹
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  2500. Very interesting but would be even more so if the videos were a little longer. Say 25-30 minutes? 🐨🇦🇺
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  2501. New Subbie, wonderful narrative. Thank you, I truly enjoyed this.
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  2502. Love the wallpaper
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  2503. Lol I subscribes
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  2504. So I'm guessing that the pathological need to constantly eat wasn't considered a mental illness back then
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  2505. Listening from Mackinac Island Michigan
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  2506. Thank you 🙏 Well, I never.
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  2507. Well I never....another great story, told in the best way, ever! Peace be unto you.
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  2508. Like ur digs bro, here's a sub
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  2509. Thanks!
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  2510. Not familiar with this story, quite interesting. Thank You for the information, Love the channel ❤️👍
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  2511. Happy Birthday. Please assist me. I was attempting to donate for you Birthday fundraiser but it seems to get stuck when I click on the amount. Do I need to go to the site directly? Or something else. Thanks.
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  2512. No prob! Love the direction you take !
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  2513. Welcome back Sir!!!🙏👍👻
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  2514.  @johndillinger8424  I have to agree, seems to have been a major jerk!!!🙏🤔
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  2515. Happy Birthday!!🥳🥳 (I am sorry for being late, I was also away ) Glad to have my favourite narrator back❤️
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  2516. yay been waiting to hear you ty
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  2517. Thanks!
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  2518. Smashing channel. Thankyou 😊
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  2519. You’re such a great narrator and story teller, just subscribed!!!
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  2520. You've done your species proud.. I'm going to have to remember that one! LOL
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  2521. Thanks!
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  2522. Idk how I haven't found this channel before. Keep up the good work!
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  2523. This was such a good episode I watched it twice 👍👍⭐️
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  2524. People are disgusting edit: Such a fantastic production (as always!!) Many thanks
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  2525. Thanks!
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  2526. How cool two of my fave YTers connect! Both Paul & Nicola have splendidly entertaining & instructive channels - yay.
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  2527. New Subscriber… Love the quality of the video!
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  2528. Love your channel!!! Just found it!!!
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  2529. I just found your channel and have subscribed. Not the most uplifting content, and yet also uplifting as well. Please tell me if you can what the pin of a human figure you wear stands for. It is most interesting. Thank you.
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  2530. Thanks!
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  2531. Great video.,i won't be surprised if this channel hit 1million subscriber 👍
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  2532. Hello from Northampton 🖐👋
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  2533. Well told , Sir!
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  2534. Just found you, love your stories and presentation ❤
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  2535. Thank you!
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  2536. Found your channel a few weeks ago...I look forward to more stories in the future...greetings from NW Michigan
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  2537. Wow I've never heard this before. Subscribing.
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  2538. Well researched and presented.
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  2539. Thanks
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  2540. Wow,great video. Subscribed 🙂
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  2541. I had shivers down my spine watching this episode 😮 on St Patrick's Day☘️ Thank you, I ❤ your channel ❤
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  2542. !morningKathe
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  2543. !Yorkshire England ButNoSpaceBarLol
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  2544. Are all ur crime stories originating in Britain? I’m new here so I apologize asking a dumb question. Thank you.
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  2545. Just found your channel. Love it and your facial hair lol 👍
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  2546. I just ordered my “Dueling Nuns” t-shirt.
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  2547. The efforts that you've put into every video is so appreciated. I'm enjoying the way the channel is going , please keep it up 😊
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  2548. Well, i very never
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  2549.  @WellINever  That would have been a great channel cross over story
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  2550. Thanks W.I.N.🖤
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  2551. Thanks!
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  2552. I thoroughly enjoyed this and have now subscribed after looking at your varied and interesting content. Looking forward to a good old Sunday binge 😊
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  2553. Hey! I used to live in Chelmsford for a while and I recognised the town hall! So cool to see old pics like that!
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  2554. You are awesome! A Supreme story teller! Love from the USA!
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  2555. OMG I never knew the case of the Marshall's and I'm from Uxbridge! I used to work in Denham!
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  2556. Love
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  2557. Would love you to do an episode on Constance Kent . Thank you for your brilliant channel ❤️
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  2558. Happy birthday Paul.
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  2559. You remind me of Biographics and I love this kind of content, keep up the great work!
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  2560. Here now! I like the tone and accent of the narrator. Quite calming and sensitive.
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  2561. I love ghost ships! The Ourang Medan is a fascinating case. I’m definitely leaning towards nerve gas as a potential cause of death. That would explain the contorted bodies and faces. Also the government certainly wouldn’t want a fuck up like this broadcasted to the world.
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  2562. I can't stop saying "Well I never" in a British accent. Actually an American attempting a British accent & I'm from the south so you can picture what that sounds like
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  2563. Woohoooooo.
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  2564. Thanks! I love your channel!
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  2565. Brilliant x should be on the TV
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  2566. I have never had a story about someone who suffered so much, more than any of us can imagine. Make me shed a tear, but also feel happy for him at the same time. He had every right to hate and mistrust people. But that wasn't Mr. Merrick's style. He had an amazing soul and gift to touch people, through his poem's and his art work, building those replica's. How he did it I do not know. He made friends with royalty, and many very important people of the day. He was to me the most amazing man I have ever read about. His desire to be normal, just to sleep like everyone else would be the cause of his end. Thankfully his last few years were happy one's. If anyone was an angle on earth, it was him.
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  2567. Outstanding story keep on keeping on
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  2568. Very illuminating. Love how you say "Edinburgh".
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  2569. Thanks!
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  2570. I am dying..... Your sense of humor.... Woke up wasn't feeling good today..... But I'm busting up in my kitchen... Thank you sir... 😅
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  2571. Who is this guy??? I love him. Where's he been all my life? Could listen to him read the dictionary.
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  2572. Your narration, the way you put the stories together - really excellent. Totally engaging.
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  2573. Loved it 👏🏿👏🏿
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  2574. Thanks for the upload, Paul. It should be "nursery" rhymes, though!
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  2575. Please more details about the Ourang Medan. Please!!!!!!!
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  2576. That was an excellent episode. Thankyou for your always awesome content.
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  2577. Hey Paul, How surprised was I to hear your dulcet tones! Throwback to my Lexmoto days! Glad to see things are going well for you and the Redbit team. Looking forward to a Well I Never on the Honda Cub!
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  2578. Great video... even if it was gruesome! ;)
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  2579. Well I never...
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  2580. This episode is proof that Paul Brodie is a Future Variant of Simon Whistler, somehow finding himself in our current timeline and continuing to make stellar YouTube content!
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  2581. I do hope you went in and had a pint after filming…..
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  2582. Great vid!! Thank you for another great story.
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  2583. At first ithought this was a tv show reuploaded here but seems im wrong,greeat quality show right here
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  2584. Another great video. Ive enjoyed them all. Thank you!
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  2585.  @WellINever  if you roll the "R" while talking i think you could be an easy Choice if something would happen with the real Voice for Mimir Or in case someone's up to Fanmade-Content, for Fallout New Vegas for example, fans were able to recruit the official Voice-Actor of one mayor Character from the Game for their Fan-Made-Shortfilm
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  2586.  @WellINever  haha yes they are doing great. I have six of them soon to be seven 😁
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  2587.  @WellINever  love your videos from what I've seen so far, very impressed
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  2588. I love your nineteenth century appearance. A great look for your site. Great decision to subscribe.
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  2589. I love your channel! So glad I found it
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  2590. Just found your channel absolutely fascinating, please keep posting Mark
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  2591. the team-up i didnt know i needed <3
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  2592. 900th "Like"!!! Great job, James 👏 👍!
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  2593. This channel is 🔥
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  2594. Love your shows. Its very informative
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  2595. You have an engaging way of telling a story! I watch a lot of these true crime videos and no matter how interesting the story is, if the person narrating doesn’t have that JE NE SAIS QUOI it’s hard to stay interested.
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  2596. Such a sad story . So bloody sad.
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  2597. Thank you for a lovely insight into this poor man's life. Such a sad story for someone who appears to be a very gentle soul.
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  2598. This was a fascinating case, Paul. I had never heard of it before. Great research. Thank you.
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  2599. My father's family were O'Clery's. I wonder if there's any relation. I am wiccan and have been for over 30 yrs. I wonder if related what Micheal would think of that. Lol
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  2600. Very sad, and David Lynch's movie was a masterpiece in showing what his life must have been like. It's his best work and honors John Merrick. Watch it.
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  2601. SIR ALEC GUINESS, DEAD RINGER FOR CHARLES IN THE FILM.🙂
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  2602. Do a video of Madame LaLaurie?
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  2603. Great to see Nicola, I always look forward to her videos on a Sunday.
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  2604. ANOTHER STORY WELL DONE
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  2605. I NEVER! 😂
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  2606. Yes!! More in-depth dive into the story!!!
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  2607. Love your channel glad I joined.very interesting 🇮🇪☺️
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  2608. Great video RIP Joseph ❤️🙏🙏🙏❤️
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  2609. hello Paul love this nursery rhyme on your YouTube channel and this my afternoon video
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  2610. This case was briefly mentioned in a Youtube video I had watch earlier today. I was so intrigued by this story and stumbled across your video while searching for more information on it. I’m so happy to have found your channel & I just subscribed 😊. Keep up the good work! ❤
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  2611. Yay! First! 😃
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  2612.  @WellINever  Cheers, great vids, wish you success with the channels
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  2613. I posted another comment that was more pointed, but for this, I just want to say, this was very well done and I look forward to more.
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  2614. Absolute star
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  2615. Each video is amazing I’ve been binging your channel and I’m shocked u don’t have way more subs
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  2616. Orang Medan? GO FOR IT!!
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  2617. Just discovered you! Subbed!
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  2618. Great video. Loved Scratchy & Co and SMart. Mark was a part of a lot of people’s childhood and he’s definitely missed from children’s TV.
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  2619. Great historic story, like all the work you do.
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  2620. I've now watched all your videos... very pleased with the variety! Good job
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  2621. Thanks!
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  2622. New listener, here. I found this channel in Sept and I’m hooked. Thank you for all the research and the history lessons narrated beautifully🌺
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  2623. I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel 😊 thank you for the fantastic video
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  2624. To think that people could create such things amazes me. Reminds me of the guillotine. Ps, We should called Ghostbusters for the hauntings. 🤣
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  2625. Just found your channel and subscribed 👍
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  2626. Thoroughly enjoying your videos, so I subbed. Thanks
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  2627. Just what I want to listen to while I polish brass lamps. Ta!
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  2628. I have in my channal a self-biography of the elephant man that it is wonderful .. I hope you should see her and beg
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  2629. Love the way you tell the story and love your background… just subscribed
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  2630. Thanks!
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  2631. Thanks!
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  2632. Subscribed at first sight 😂
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  2633. Can I please make a video request? Could you tell us the story of the murder commited by William Godfrey Youngman
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  2634. You gave thanks. On Thanksgiving. That's deep, dude.
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  2635. First time here. I love the name of the channel I am not ashamed to admit I subbed because of it. Judge me.
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  2636. Just found you. Love your content.
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  2637. ❤ from West Virginia
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  2638. Thank you for the perfect start into the weekend 🎉
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  2639. I've never been more happy to find historical content, like I have with this channel. Thank you!
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  2640. Just subscribed, really enjoy your channel.
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  2641. Thanks mate keep going
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  2642. I read about this quite some time ago but I didn’t garner nearly as much information as I did during your video. I’ve commented before on my appreciation of your narration skills. The facts are clear, concise, and you lay everything out in an essay-like manner that is easy to follow, and has personality with your own style. Thank you, again for your work kind sir.
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  2643. Is this what captain price is doing nowadays ?
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  2644. 👍
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  2645. Please.make CAPTIONS CC available. Thank you !
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  2646. I love your videos. You always make me laugh.😅😅😅
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  2647. No criticism intended, but Duluth is pronounced "doo-LOOTH", not "DULL-uth".
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  2648. yeah this is gonna give me night mares 😅... but for real i feel like everybody needs to watch this video it's just very eye opening . you could say. but with that said great video Well, I Never ✌😉❤ and i look forward to seeing what other interesting videos that you have in store 😄
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  2649. Hello Paul thanks again for another one happy Easter too you a d everyone just home on another hot hot Friday morning in saint Lucia hope everyone has a blessed day
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  2650. Ourang Medan deep dive please!!
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  2651. A few years ago, while cleaning out my grandmother's attic, we found my great grandfather's diary. We found several entries in it where he expressed concern for the people that Mr. Powers had murdered. The entries were from before he was caught, so most of the entries said things about how he hoped the women were found safe. It was an interesting look into a very horrifying moment in my state's history
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  2652. OF COURSE we'd like you to do a deep dive on the Ourang Medan... I think we'd tune in for just about anything you decided to put your attention to. Long as we're on the subject of sea-mysteries... I'd like you to have a look at the USS Cyclops. I certainly haven't been able to find a lot of confirmable information about it. It certainly DID exist, and it seems to have disappeared, but there just isn't much else out there (that I can find anyway)... There's some word that a trunk (footlocker?) apparently belonging to the Cyclops was found many years later in New Jersey, but I've gotten some conflicting suggestions that either it was a hoax or it had been removed from the ship long before the disappearance... In any case, it's certainly a weird one, though I'm not sure it would make anyone say "Well, I Never" versus a plain old "What the actual f***?" ... haha ;o)
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  2653. Thank you for making my day at work a bit better sir .
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  2654. Thanks!
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  2655. Very well done!
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  2656. Denham is nearby. Will go visit the churchyard.
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  2657. A long-sleeved T under a polo shirt is terribly worrying. Sir, you are above this.
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  2658. Duluth is pronounced “Doo-loo-th”😊
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  2659. That was enthralling! I very much enjoy your collections. Thank you my friend. Love from Kansas ❤️
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  2660. Dear Mr. Brodie, Please when you have time will you, with your wonderfully pleasant & educated voice, present a reading of Shakespeare? Any Shakespeare of your choosing. Thank you from a dedicated fan.
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  2661. Love your narration.
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  2662. Definitely aliens. 😀 Personally, I would love to hear more on the Medan. I never get tired of hearing about it while trying to learn that little something new.
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  2663. Captain price is that you!?
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  2664. Yes lad i really like your story telling
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  2665. Glad to see Simon Whistlers dad has found a job in youtube as well.
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  2666. Hi there again ty for these interesting stories. I appreciate all your videos.
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  2667. Yes, please! about the story of the Ourang Medan.
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  2668. The flying dutchman come to mind first
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  2669. Maybe Travis looked up that he was took from his parents on the internet and he just went wild
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  2670. What a great channel! Subscribed immediately.
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  2671. Just discovered this channel..Fantastic narration!!!
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  2672. upon watching this multiple times (cause Paul's animation is hilarious).. i still think the 'half a dozen swells of the posh type' is a FABULOUS sentence. I want to be able to use it in an everyday conversation! >.<
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  2673. Good day, and Thank You! How are you doing? Well, I hope!
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  2674. Dear Mr. B. I have just subscribed and I am enjoying your stories very much! Two which might warrant your attention are the Crippen case because the remains in the cellar "positively identified" as Mrs. Crippen have since been proven through DNA analysis to be MALE and also the terrible Coconut Grove Fire in the USA. Many thanks for these interesting videos!
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  2675. I love this channel. Thanks for making this. Ship mysteries have always been interesting. Great work 👏 👍 👌
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  2676. ❄️❄️HAPPY WINTER❄️❄️
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  2677. More long compilations 👏👍💯
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  2678. I love that you supplement these tale by making the (exceptional) effort to visit the locale.
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  2679. Thanks!
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  2680. Nah, you can't fool us – you're clearly Simon Whistler in disguise!
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  2681. Thank you all very interesting stories. Told by a very debonair man.
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  2682. This is my favourite channel, I usually binge-watch several in a row, keep up the excellent work!
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  2683. Very Interesting shows you put together here...You host it Brilliantly as well
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  2684. Thank you 😊
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  2685. Nice summary of a decent person lost to circumstance ❤
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  2686. Superb, excellent presentation and all very fascinating.
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  2687. Paul check out the haunted doll Robert that is still in a museum in Key West. It has a great history and continuing story.
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  2688. Thanks for the uploads. #Subscribed 🤘🏽 Cheers from #CancúnMéxico 🍻 🥁🎤🎶🤘🏽🇲🇽 Stay Healthy Y'all! 😘🌐💓
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  2689. Very interesting, you're accent brings history to the next level
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  2690. I love this episode!
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  2691. I'm obsessed with this channel!
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  2692. Im going through all youe videos and i have this playing through my blue tooth in my car. I love how you explain the true crimes and narrate amazingly
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  2693. Love me some Well, I Never !!
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  2694. Ty for the videos. Absolutely love you channel and your narration
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  2695. A half a million plus subscribers. I'm so proud of you. I have watched you for a long time. I did not comment near as much as I used to but I still enjoy your channel very much. The title of your channel WELL I NEVER, bring the other half of the saying to mind. MAYBE YOU SHOULD. I'm glad to see that many people agreed with me and they felt they should subscribe to your channel. I've been interested in these old boat stories for some time now. You have such a variety of subjects.
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  2696. I just love your stories Paul and the presentation! Add to the fact you always speak and dress like a true gentleman, I'll never leave your channel ❤
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  2697. excellent episode, I really enjoyed it
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  2698. I think Paul is my new favorite human being..
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  2699. Absolutely excellent job on this video...... Wonderful. Subbed and liked.
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  2700. Yes Please for the deep dive case! No, I won't be watching Netflix, haven't had a TV in just short of 13 years
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  2701. Thank you for putting up the helpline information 🙏
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  2702. Thanks!
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  2703. Very beautiful & inspiring ❤️ 👏🏿
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  2704. Subscribed just for the name of your channel.
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  2705. Sad New York History. Thank you friend for this educational video. Rip Amen 🙏.
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  2706. i started the 1899 series. on the last episodes. it is different but find it very good. i do find ship mysteries the most intriguing.
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  2707. Excellent. I like your style so I’m subbed! 😉👍
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  2708. My son's name is Brodie. You have a Brodie ish personality. Keep up the great work.
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  2709. I just subscribed! You are awesome!
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  2710. How am I just discovering your channel?! Your content is awesome!!!!
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  2711. Absolutely love tuning into the show, thank you for your excellent storytelling ❤😊
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  2712. Over 15k subs in 1 month. Incredible.
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  2713. Your videos are the best
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  2714. Keep them coming please!
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  2715. He did them both in, then tidied upped and took a swim. Maybe?
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  2716. I think no matter what age you are if you murdered someone, you go to jail.
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  2717. I think he killed his boss and the boss' wife as well.
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  2718. I want to give the host a monocle.
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  2719. Well done Sir!
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  2720. Thx for great story
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  2721. Hoot, mon! You dinnae disappoint with your bonnie bonnie video!
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  2722. Love your stories ❤from Canada 🇨🇦
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  2723. New subscriber here!! It's quite fascinating that the poor fella lived as long as he did....fungi growing in the brain? Wow, didn't know that could happen 🤔
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  2724. Only subscribed yesterday and am settling in for my second night falling asleep to your dulcet tones ! Thank you x
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  2725. Sending love from Dublin/ Ireland 🇮🇪💚
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  2726. I'd love to see a deep dive on the Orang Medan, please.
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  2727. Thanks!
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  2728. Excellent!! So happy to have found this channel. Enjoy your stories! I love history
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  2729. i know the story but something i didnt ,i see you the first time ,and ...you do it very well ,i like to lissen you -ps sorry for the bad english -
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  2730. Thanks for your videos. I’m totally binging them.
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  2731. I too am subscribed to both; I also recommend Fascinating Horror.
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  2732. I did a project on this at our local history office and created a pamphlet for Father's Day. This was about 30 years ago!
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  2733. It was known as "Keeping sheep by moonlight"
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  2734. HABERDASHERRRRRRY
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  2735. Love your work
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  2736. Hello Paul my friend 😊 Such a pleasure to see you
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  2737. I really enjoy these stories, thank you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  2738. After all my time watching videos this is the strangest! And YES, I subbed you!
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  2739. Amazing channel
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  2740. I had no idea Simon Whistler's dad did youtube
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  2741. found your channel a couple days ago. absolutely fascinating & so well produced. well done! ♥
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  2742. Thanks, Paul.
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  2743. 1899 was nothing like i expected and i cant say i cared for it much. this was a good vid tho.
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  2744. Just found your channel you do a amazing job love the videos
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  2745. Wait, what, how long?😮 Bookmarked for when I wake at 2.30am.
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  2746. Hooray!
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  2747. My mother used to live fairly close to the Hole in the Wall pub and I visited the pub a few times (in the late 90s). I can safely say that I didn't spot any skulls whilst drinking in the pub. 💀 ☠️.
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  2748. Slight correction - japanese curry by default isn't spicy like it's indian namesake. I mean it CAN be spicy of course, if you specifically want to make it spicier than what it usually is (or order a spicier version at restaurant by request), but the general normal version of japanese curry is actually very mild and not spicy at all. Some more common "special" ingredients to "elevate" your curry (like chocolate and apple) even enhance mellowness and sweetness of the curry specifically.
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  2749.  @WellINever  you're welcome
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  2750. I'm fascinated by this incident. Looking forward to this tonight as with all your magnificent videos x
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  2751. Fascinating, thanks for sharing this.
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  2752. This was before the days the medical people knew anything about hereditary illnesses. Yet his brothers and sisters had hereditary p[roblems too.
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  2753. Thank you ❤
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  2754. Only just found this channel and "I LIKE IT "
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  2755. Man the moment I saw your beard I was interested in what you had to say. Very interesting and informative video.
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  2756. Thank you very much for your very informative presentation on such a controversial topic. I really enjoyed it.
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  2757. New Subscriber, love your content
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  2758.  @WellINever  im sorry i didn't specify. The composition in the background during the Catherine segment it begins at 4:51 thank you!
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  2759. Just found you and thank God I did. This is amazing content!
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  2760. ❤❤❤❤
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  2761. I m finding out all sorts of morbid yet fascinating cases on this channel
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  2762. Excellent! 👍🎄
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  2763. That’s some pricey jerky!! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2764. I have to say most stories of the like I have an inkling and or knowledge of but it's really good when someone comes along and can bring the past back to life with a fresh take on the tales too, so I doth my cap to u sir 😊
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  2765. Love love love the Mary Celest, I'm 54 and when i grow up , would love a Brigantine as she was.
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  2766. Brilliant enjoyed that
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  2767. Thanks!
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  2768. I must have seen the BBC programme about Piecrete and the possible use of an ice vessel in WWII, but the more sources you get information from gives more info, so I've learned a wee bit more thanks to this and about the hangman 'butcher, in the worst way!' J Ketch too. I always enjoy your videos and love the stunning wallpaper in your 'video room' Keep up the great work. Best wishes and Happy New Year to you
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  2769. For any gamers dark pictures man of Medan is based on the orang Medan.
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  2770. Please do a video on Jean Spangler
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  2771. Hi, Mr. Brodie. I don't know how I got here, but I am so glad I did. Very interesting content. Gracias. Saludos desde Mexico.
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  2772. Captain Price shooting hot facts. Great work!
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  2773. Yes I've subscribed. Very well done videos. Thank you.
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  2774. Love the compilations! Thanks for the great videos💗
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  2775. I'm a native of South Florida, and I had to hear about Robert from gentleman from Scotland.
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  2776. I'm so happy to find this site. ❤
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  2777. Great movie.
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  2778. My cats are my best friends.
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  2779. Host, what is your accent? I said Channel Islands, my wife says Scottish??
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  2780. May the victims rip Part of me wonders if the former location is haunted....
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  2781. I want to know more about Vulcana!
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  2782. Thanks W.I.N.🖤
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  2783. Still my favorite channel❤
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  2784. Yes, do a deep dive into the Orange
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  2785. Thanks
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  2786. Great narration ! Subscribed and looking forward to more cases ! 😊
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  2787. Thanks!
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  2788. How about a discussion on the WW1 ship explosion in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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  2789. You earned a sub today, mate! Great video! Loved it! Keep them coming!
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  2790. Just found your channel 💙 new sub. Love this content!
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  2791. Just found this channel yesterday randomly with my mom, and the way you tell stories is captivating and amazing. The accent also helps a lot 🤗😁😁😁.
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  2792. Paul - LOVE the super sweater/jersey/jumper. So handsome! And the tie! Perfection. Of course the video is excellent.
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  2793. Thanks!
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  2794. Ad before the video - “Injured in an accident??” 😂
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  2795. Thanks
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  2796. Milpitas - mill-PEE-tahs, I'm sorry it just drove me crazy when you mispronounced it.
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  2797. Just fyi, really.
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  2798. Wow as soon as I wake up its here. Nice!
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  2799. Brilliant. Well told.
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  2800. Nice shoes!
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  2801. I absolutely love you accent. 😊
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  2802. I'm fighting Breast Cancer for the 2nd time. Research is very important 👌, but at this time we are already donating here in the US. Bless you for your kindness 🙏
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  2803. Subbed cuz the voice is good 👍
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  2804. Nice video, interesting stuff and well articulated with visuals
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  2805. Outstanding Captain Price 😝
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  2806. You are a very interesting story teller, thank you for such an interesting case!
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  2807. watched 2 videos, worthy of a subscription. great content thank you. I have a backlog to catch up on
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  2808. Thanks. Excellent video.
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  2809. This is a insane story. BTW, love the Mutton Chops. =)
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  2810. Hi Mr. Brodie. You are fantastic at these videos I always enjoy them. If I sent you my address would you send me an autograph? And you should make audio cds telling your tales and sell them, they would sell like hotcakes, I for one would buy them! Cheers, Billy x
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  2811. omg im one of the first hundred comments, been watching for a year now amazing channel dudeeee and nice mustache
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  2812. @Well, I.never Dear Host, I just found your channel, and am quite pleased, that I have. I hope not only to continue watching your upcoming videos, but to catch up on your prior existing catalog. You bring a fresh, realistic, but non-gore ridden nor obsessed look at what human beings are capable of doing to each other. Some day I would like to understand why people do what I cannot fathom. Keep up the intelligent, and beautifully voiced narrative. Thanks!
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  2813. Simon looks a little different here 🤔
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  2814. My favorite channel
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  2815. Love this channel
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  2816. Well, I haven't either, but I'm glad I did for this'n.
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  2817. I subscribed
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  2818. The man's name is Paul Brodie? That is such a perfect name for this kind of show!
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  2819. This was the best video ever!! You are awesome!!❤
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  2820. Good content paul
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  2821. Mark was a huge inspiration to me growing up. His amazing personality and beautiful creativity is something I will always admire. A truly wonderful person that was gone far too soon.
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  2822. it's because of this tragic accident that sulfur dioxide was added to natural gas giving it the characteristic rotten egg smell that notifies people of a gas leak
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  2823. Jeez. As if the original London School Disaster wasn't bad enough. But seriously, another good and interesting video. Thanks!
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  2824. Great story and you have always so cool clothes.
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  2825. I enjoy this channel ❤️
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  2826. Great content quality, greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬👍
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  2827. Cool old school stash
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  2828. Fantastic presentation. Like a tv show.
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  2829. Love your face and dress code
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  2830. I just started listening him few days ago.I love it.
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  2831. Love the channels name
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  2832. Great job definitely subscribing
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  2833. Interesting stories again, from all the things i know about the Ourang Medan is death by cargo whatever that was.
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  2834. First time viewer. Pretty good segment
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  2835. Great film of this story featuring Martin Clunes as the killer in, A Is For Acid
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  2836. Thanks!
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  2837. I’m not trying to be rude but you look like the man in the talk tower in the middle of no where in Lorax…
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  2838. Thanks!
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  2839. Wish the hospital would release his bones already so he can have a proper rest that man suffered enough throughout his life.
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  2840. Thanks!
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  2841. Well I never
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  2842. Hello all ❤🇨🇦 .Thank you Paul love your videos
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  2843. Beautifully presented. Thank you.
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  2844. I thought this was going to be about Natalie Wood based on the title 🤔 I have actual never heard of this one,how intriguing
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  2845. Another brilliant video, doing the life of Joseph justice. I would love to see you cover the life and I suppose ‘afterlife’ of outlaw Elmer McCurdy.
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  2846. Great video- and I must mention you always look quite sharp sir!
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  2847. 1:37:26 I absolutely love the lack of seriousness right here 😅😅😅 this absolutely made my day better and I cannot get enough of listening to channel.
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  2848. Well, I always enjoy your channel. 😊
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  2849. Another fascinating journey, Paul - Thank you!! ✌🏽
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  2850. I absolutely love this channel!! Makes my day :)
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  2851. Still my favorite channel❤
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  2852. London Hospital: "You cannot have his skeleton, it would be disrespectful to Joseph" Also London Hospital: "No, we're not going to bury him, because reasons"
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  2853. He could have been a successful fellow, but it seems that was intent on punishing the World for his childhood rejections. Always like this 'Well, I Never' channel. Keep up the great entertainment. Peace and goodwill..
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  2854. I was wondering if you could please make longer videos
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  2855. Thanks!
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  2856. At 2-58 there is a picture of children playing outside a house. Please can you tell me where this picture can be found? Is it of the Adams family home in Tanhouse Lane?
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  2857. I’m Totally Hooked on Well, I Never! Absolutely Love Him!😊
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  2858. Thanks!
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  2859. You have a lovely singing voice 🎶
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  2860. I'm Indonesian but never heard of the story of Orang Medan until now. Please make it in a single special episode!
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  2861. I am so extremely glad I stumbled into this channel, finally tha algorithm did his work well
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  2862. Only just seen this but I have to say brilliant!!
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  2863. As a non native speaker, it was good and easy to follow the deliberate slower pace of narration👍
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  2864. I am glad that I understand this englishman so good.
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  2865. Well, I never thought I'd be so interested that I'd subscribed right away😊
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  2866. Love your work
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  2867. I read somewhere that he was possibly Jack the ripper.
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  2868. Just found this channel. Great stuff and a fab narration.
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  2869. First view just now, sir. Top notch! You are very professional in your presentation. You gave us the facts then debunked the myths. Thanks for the information on a very dicey case. I look forward to hearing more.
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  2870. Thank you for all these hidden stories that I would have never known about. You're awesome and I appreciate the research you must have to do for them.
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  2871. May I suggest Jack Unterweger? He, a Austrian writer, got caught, in Austria, after multiple murders; got out of jail due to "fans"!, went to the US and started killing again. Think you'll find that story very intresting. Anyway, I am a big fan of your work! Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
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  2872. You look like a old english lord and have a great voice to your great stories. Thanks. 👍
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  2873. Great video 👍🏼
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  2874. Thanks!
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  2875. new subscriber love your way of telling these stories, stay safe, cheers.....Peter from Denmark
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  2876. Tarrère had his baby back ribs with s side of pommes frites and and a tomato and cucumber salad.
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  2877. It’s nice that one guy had his tortoise in his final moments
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  2878. New to channel, but Im diggin the content and delivery, though the stories are sadly tragic and frustrating. Are people more evil hearted now? Seems like there were a lot of criminally minded folks then as well.
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  2879. Am i the only one perceiving the host as Cpt. Price ??🤔
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  2880. I remember seeing the film as a kid in the early 80s. It had a huge impact on me. It was so dark as the black and white of the film, conveyed the dark feeling of the Victorian era setting in England.
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  2881. Excellent, new subscriber here. Well I never❤️🇦🇺
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  2882. Well, I never, I like your channel and subscribed! Never heard about this case before now. Thanks for telling it. I enjoy hearing vintage crimes!
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  2883. I haven't even watched this yet, just subscribed based on your channel name 😆 love it
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  2884. I LOVE your videos! I had a question though, what piano music is playing in the background @6:17 ?
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  2885. I want that wallpaper behind him!
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  2886. I clicked on this video because my ancestors come from England and your voice is so soothing. 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
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  2887. A very informative programme, with so much content; loved it. The Joyita business having a connection to the death of Thelma "Hot Toddy" Todd is a new angle; that, itself is one of Hollywood's more curious scandalous mysteries. As for the Ourang Medan, this reminds me a little of the enduring mystery of the 'Flying Enterprise', lost near Plymouth a few years later. Her captain stayed aboard until forced to leave before it broke up, which is why it is still remembered, but there are rumours about its cargo - something special that the US didn't want known about. And the last I personally saw regarding the Marie Celeste suggested that her cargo was the cause - it was claimed she was carrying barrelled alcohol or petrol, causing a serious vapour build up in the hold. Her crew took to the boat, having loosened the hatch covers to allow the vapour to disperse, their line broke and the boat drifted away to be lost forever.
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  2888. Muscular Christianity almost took him out 😆
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  2889. Thanks!
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  2890. Nicely presented - interesting and easy listening with no 'What's ups?' or 'all about me waffle' - Thanks very enjoyable style and content..
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  2891. Like the chops
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  2892. Thanks!
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  2893. Happy birthday. Thx to kevin as well. Hugs
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  2894. I fall asleep to videos such as yours. Your breaking character with laughter let me drift off w a smile. Thanks for not editing it out .
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  2895. Thoroughly enjoy this episode, as always. Thank you.
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  2896. Just found you, new sub❤
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  2897. WOW thank you sir for this, what a GREAT idea, good call 👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽👼🏽🙏🏽
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  2898. Maibe one about Albert pierpoint would be interesting, don't know much about him, keep up the good work, 👍
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  2899. You’re the best
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  2900. Those friendly mutton chops are legendary
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  2901. Great story and presentation! Cheers from Canada!
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  2902. I saw movie, but couldn’t watch it all.,It was so sad! People so cruel! I cried my eyes out!! Genetic problems in family. I will never watch again. But that doctor had great compassion. Thanks to him, tried to make his life as comfortable as possible. So tragic!
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  2903. Thank you🙏 Another normal good looking guy up to no good in private. Two faces.
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  2904. I'm subbing for the beard and the accent. You, my good sir, shall be my cure for insomnia.
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  2905. Not sure how I came across your video, but so glad I did! New subscriber for sure. I live in NH and have never heard this story before. Amazing.
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  2906. Just found this site a few days ago I love it
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  2907. Well done on achieving 500k. Onwards and upwards Paul. Here is to a million. You deserve it ❤
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  2908. ‘-he found a new place to tend to his personal needs after that’ - yes, his trousers and everything in a 3ft radius!
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  2909. Are you are Scottish, but have stayed in England? Or English, with time spent in Scotland?
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  2910. 👋
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  2911. Thank you YouTube recommendations for this gem.
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  2912. Subscribed for the facial hair
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  2913. I just subscribed. I only subscribe to two content providers, and you are now one of them. Excellent work! You really take the time in your research, AND the production. Very, very enjoyable. Also, on a fashion note, I love your style, and I must say, flat caps were MADE for you! Keep up the good work!
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  2914. Dam. I love this channel 😊thank you.
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  2915. Thanks
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  2916. There’s Paul… that dapper gent😊
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  2917. So glad I found your channel!!! Loving what I see/hear 😊
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  2918. More ghost ship stories please
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  2919. Ty. Good video. Also very sad 😢
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  2920. keep this up. love your content.
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  2921. Thanks
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  2922. Thank You
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  2923. I have gone to Niagara Falls twice 😬
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  2924. 1hr 51min 11sec NOT 2Hrs!. I want to see the manager!.
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  2925. Thank you for your work, sir. I’ve recommended your channel to a friend who teaches English to people of various age.
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  2926. Thankyou, well I never
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  2927. Love this channel, found it yesterday and subscribed. Very professionally done.
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  2928. Just discovered this amazing channel! Thank you for your contribution and research.
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  2929. For some info about the brain science behind it I recommend reading " Phineas Gage, a gruesome but true story about brain science" by John Fleishman. Saying I love this book would be an understatement.😁
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  2930. Thanks, I love your wonderful video's Paul. I would love some Scottish history video's as I'm from a Glasgow/Dumfries family, but like my Dad & Brother was born in what's now Malawi 😊 there are some really stunning "Well I never" stories in Scottish history... hint, hint 😉 Lang may ye keep telling these wonderful stories 👌🏻🏅💗
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  2931. my Grandda told me of this
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  2932. Finally I get recommend a good channel.
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  2933. Mr. Brodie, do you do an audio podcast?
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  2934. Deep dive
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  2935. I have recently subscribed to your channel which is brilliant and I recommend this to all my friends and other people I know
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  2936. #7!
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  2937. Good Sir I love your Voice.
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  2938. There actually is the Podcast version via YT Music. https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvyLuA6A6uyuTtJuJ9wquKnRJJ5Mb_Cxi&si=ERTqRwbUZ6_nV3rk
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  2939. One more subscriber 👍
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  2940. Thanks!
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  2941. Subscribed just cuz of the sheer magnificence of this man's moustache
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  2942. I love this channel... I discovered it today.
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  2943. So interesting! Subbed.
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  2944. From Kate Webster's story I finally understand why my father used to spread drippings on his bread!😅 as a Young Bride I could not understand when he came to visit and ate bread and dripping when he could have had bacon and eggs!😂🤣 EDIT my father was Irish.
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  2945. Thanks!
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  2946. My partner & I have been to her grave & monument. 🇬🇧
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  2947. Excellent video made with respect and heart. I grew up watching Mark, he was fantastic, such a shame.
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  2948. Thanks!
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  2949. One of the most fascinating episodes yet in this fascinating series f stories.... Hoping for more in future!
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  2950. finally someone well known with my name Gage
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  2951. Amazing channel with great storytelling, never stop! ❤
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  2952.  @ktcooki276  I would love to visit there.
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  2953. Wait I thought the Ourang Medan wasn't real? Edit: Oh, the video gets to that. My bad.
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  2954. Thanks!
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  2955. Thanks!
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  2956. Awesome story teller
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  2957. Stumbled over you channel by accident. Glad I did. 👍
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  2958. I first learned of the elephant Man years ago when the movie came out I was still quite Young. Listening to this story once again . We see that the doctor created possibly the very first go fund me.
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  2959. Excellent research and information on a case which has long fascinated me. I also appreciated your somber delivery of the facts. Brilliant! Subscribed👍
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  2960. Well this looks interesting ...already liked. Algorithm knows my taste.
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  2961. I love this channel
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  2962. Considered hitting the subscribe button, sir ❤️
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  2963. You may want to check the 2nd & 3rd paragraphs of the written description of your video. The sentences are incomplete and confusing...🙏🏼
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  2964. First time watching, fabulous channel. 👌💕
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  2965. Great stuff, great narration
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  2966. First
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  2967. The doctors nobly tried their utmost to take care of what had been a bleak. State of affairs he outlived all prediction I'm certain
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  2968. Just found this channel. It's sooooo good!!
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  2969. Leicesters famous 4- Merrick, Lambert the fat man, Linekar and David Icke!
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  2970. Battling dandelions, it'll get you every time. 😐
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  2971. Cool channel this.
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  2972. Well done, I truly enjoyed that!! Thank you.
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  2973. Wouldn't sell it it's disrespectful? So his keeping his body and skin wasn't?
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  2974. I too am an ex Brit living in Rome and love these videos, thank you and Buon Natale ( Merry Christmas)
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  2975. I want that wallpaper.
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  2976. PROUD FAN OF PAUL WHO HAS SEEN EVERY VIDEO!
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  2977. This channel was recommended on my YT, I thought youm have a huge subs and realized you're under 100k and you got my sub! 💯 More content from you soon! ❤️💯
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  2978. Good video Nigel Thornberry
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  2979. Well, I just found your channel. I absolutely love it. And I am a new subscriber please keep up the wonderful stories.❤
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  2980. Same, SA here. Just not in SA. :elbowcough:
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  2981. Excellent exposé old boy - thank you.
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  2982. Can anyone please explain to me the name of the channel?
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  2983. I love all the stories this man says.his very good at telling them...
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  2984. You are 100% time travelling Simon Whistler
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  2985. As an original Oxonian, I had no idea about the little war that went on! Wonder if my dad knew being an elder Oxonian 😅
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  2986. Thank you so much for your videos. Please keep up the Good work!!!
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  2987. Thanks!
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  2988. Just what dog n I needed. Xohugz
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  2989. Commented this on another vid, but because this is your newest; Your Voice sounds like MIMIR from God of War
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  2990. Donated :) I love your content.
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  2991. The show "Ripper Street" included Merrick in its plot line. They treated the character with respect, even using his death to insinuate he was murdered for witnessing a crime. Bit of rubbish but they did a good job showing his physical ailments and intellect.
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  2992. Thanks
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  2993. Thanks!
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  2994. I bow my head in front of your pronounce, Sir. I am italian. I'm delighted.
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  2995. Do u live in Northampton?
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  2996. Thank You
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  2997. Love, 💕💕 your channel, came across by accident thank you for having it for us!¡!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
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  2998. love listening to you.... you'd be great doing audio books
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  2999.  @WellINever  I think whoever it was has finally learnt their lesson. Hopefully. 🤭
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  3000. One of my all time favorite channels. I love the way you bring a story to life. Thank you❤
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  3001. Just found this channel, very interesting. The presenter is very good. His accent is driving me nuts trying to figure out where he is from, sounds Scottish but also not quite Scottish as if perhaps lived somewhere else for a long time? Anyone know?
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  3002.  @WellINever  YES! Mystery solved!
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  3003. Easy Cthulu did it LOL
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  3004. Thanks 👌
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  3005. Subscribed!👍🏼
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  3006. From South America, I love your talent to narrate those stories Thank youuu❤ for making my days happier
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  3007. Subscribing!!
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  3008. Excellent great job !!!!!
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  3009. Thanks!
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  3010. Fantastic
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  3011. Thank you
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  3012. New hat!
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  3013. That's a great thumbnail!
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  3014. I hate to tell you my best friend. But that's not what adam said he said the second of july should be celebrated with the ruminations and all the old things that you said, but it wasn't the fourth of july, it was the second of july it was the second of july
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  3015. 3:15  to  3:17  You arse!!! I'm watching this Alone- scared the shite out of me!!! (Little clip of demon)
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  3016. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
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  3017. I really like this channel
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  3018. Bro! I love your channel and all your videos, you are an exceptional story teller. BUT!!! WTF is up with the uneven mustache? Have the hair and makeup people even it out for god's sake. :) Whilst your appearance is that of a wise, studied, and interesting man...I just wanna cut the right side of your mustache to make it even...lol. Really, you just keep the videos coming and mustache misalignment will be forgiven.
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  3019. Your storytelling is fantastic! I could listen to you all day! And sometimes I do! I binge! 😂 Keep it up!
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  3020. Thank you YouTube algorithm for introducing me to this channel. ❤
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  3021. At least his last few years were happy and comfortable.
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  3022. Excellent job!!!! Thanks fir enjoy such beautiful history.
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  3023. Such a heartbreaking story, poor Joseph… I truly do hope his last years were happy.
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  3024. Growing up in Spencers Wood, I do remember this. I believe the Cooks lived either in or next to the old village police house.
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  3025.  @WellINever  You're most welcome. I have 500 subscriptions so it's just not practical to try and check them all daily or even weekly. Blimey...yes, the heat would have made things worse, it's unimaginable! Cheers. 😊
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  3026. I so wish I'd been able to meet him and be friends with him. Such a gentle soul who deserved so much more.
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  3027. Nice to see someone rocking an ascot. Keep it classy.
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  3028. That nice gentleman speaks in such a way, i am captivated
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  3029. Continue
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  3030. Love his storytelling!
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  3031. I'm only a minute into this and I'm already subbing, you're so precious!!
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  3032. LOL I love this. Thank you. By the way, where did you obtain that excellent looking tweed cap? I want to get one for my husband!!
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  3033. Did you encounter any chimpanzees after Alan Parrish sucked you back into the game?
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  3034. Great video, Paul. Love your narrations.
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  3035. I liked your video. Also, you remind me if Captain Price. I imagine this is what he does on his free time.
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  3036. Great presentation ❤️❤️🦋👋
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  3037. So well narrated & the content excellent. Thank you & 'Well I never'🙏🕊️
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  3038. Pretty interesting show, kinda went a bit sideways for me in the latter half of the season but a pretty well done show, pretty spooky - naturally less so once the truth behind the story becomes clear, but still a fun watchable show
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  3039. My guy built like Franz Joseph
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  3040. Gibbeting was also done here in St. John’s, Newfoundland Canada in 1745. We have a hill here named Gibbet hill.
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  3041. I feel like I'm watching a very, very dark Monty Python sketch....
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  3042. This guy is 100% Capt. Price.
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  3043. As a 90s kid, he was my hero. From smart to Scratchy and co. I adored the hell out of him. When I learned he'd committed suicide it broke my heart. I hope he is remembered, because he did a lot to encourage us arty 90s kids
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  3044. Thanks!
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  3045. Tell us some spooky stories. Or stories of the fey folk. Please and thank you.
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  3046. i love these long compilations, i like to go back to sleep watching them.
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  3047. Hi Paul, a disturbing story indeed. He looked so normal that the women never suspected a thing until it was too late. His psychopathy was evident as he went farther each time with his torture and mutilation of his victims. Thank God he was caught because he was escalating his behavior. I hadn’t heard of him before. Thanks to you and your team for bringing this story forward. ❤
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  3048. Love yourte videos !❤
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