The UK's Worst Ever Necrophile Murderer

[@damienwit]

Necrophilia will always be one of the most disgusting crimes to me. The fact the being dead will not stop some people from violating someone is just so heinous.

[@akitoyaname7897]

It truly is. I have worked at a morgue for a bit and knowing how lovingly and careful we cared for the deceased it horrifies me how some people can just violate and defile these helpess people 😢 they were siblings, parents, friends, in life and in death, and they don't deserve such disgusting treatment after leaving this world ❤

[@tiffanybuie2263]

​@@akitoyaname7897 used to want to work in a funeral home. I thought it would be so rewarding to make the deceased look like themselves again with makeup and bring them "back to life" for their loved ones to have a good lasting image of seeing them sleeping peacefully in their caskets.❤

[@s9persaiyan]

Nope zoophilia is worse

[@shanika444]

What is a necrophilia?

[@GanymedeXD]

When I think about people abusing kids … CP, Hurtcore … there is far more disgusting stuff out there … far more … necrop is indeed difficult to comprehend … especially those into advanced decay … 🤢

[@xdominiquenicolex]

Just imagine how his kids felt. Seeing all the crimes your father did unfolding to the public and it paints a different picture than the man you grew up with.

[@heathercarroll9243]

Exactly!! The ripple effect from crimes is far reaching. The victim(s), their families, his family, the investigators,etc…

[@SeraWright0]

How about his wife? Imagine knowing your husband is turned on by dead bodies. I would feel so disgusted with body for the rest of my life

[@goodbher9244]

Btks daughter wrote a book about how confusing the situation was for her. Finding out her loving and caring father was a serial killer. Interesting read.

[@shrekspp]

@@goodbher9244 Fred and rose wests daughter wrote a book too about how hard it was for her after she found out everything too, such an interesting read. I can’t imagine how knowing/finding out a loved one is evil feels. Love to all families of horrible people ❤ they don’t deserve hatred for somebody else’s actions :(

[@xdominiquenicolex]

@@SeraWright0 I guess not being married didn't have me think of it from that point of view, but you're so right. Having kids with someone who did such horrible things to other women and people is just insane.

[@haandotexe]

The most disgusting part of this case is that if he hadn't done the two murders, he honestly might've gotten away with all the necrophilia crimes.

[@directioner_101]

not only got away with it. but also he probably would continue doing it until he dies. I can't imagine going through the loss of a loved one and then finding out that they couldn't even rest in peace.

[@TripleR250]

He would hate got away with all.of it if his brother didn't talk to police

[@GanymedeXD]

@@TripleR250He had gotten away if his brother had not offended … thats why they got familial DNA via the database … his brother had to talk … as his DNA was linked to a murder case …

[@bumbletwig]

Thank you for covering this. We live near Tunbridge Wells and I have a friend who was contacted by police to say that her daughter, who had passed at the hospital, may have been violated by this man. She told the police she did not want to know if they were able to confirm it for certain. I can't begin to imagine how the families of his victims feel. Just horrific.

[@elisha7532]

That's awful I'm so sorry

[@dorindadouglas2847]

I would not want to know either. What a disgusting, sorry excuse for a human being.

[@annewrites...8385]

Sending so much compassion to this family.

[@dariakonoplianko]

Oh my god

[@poppysands6855]

i live next to there and yeah it was horrible

[@aidank1636]

Seems like after the first two murders he realized how exhausting it was to do all of that just to perform his heinous sex crimes on deceased bodies, and figured it would save him all of that effort just to commit his necrophilic actions at the morgue. Absolutely insane that he was able to commit these crimes for so long, thank you for your research Eleanor on this case I’m sure it was difficult.

[@applecrumpets]

There was around 18 years between the murder and his work at the hospital so he must have done something else between that

[@aidankirkland6051]

@@applecrumpets oh yeah that’s a good point that part completely slipped my mind!

[@sakurasfish2115]

@@applecrumpets i still think he got spooked by media and police investigation and gave up on it. Any abused corpse would have been linked to him and the abuse was his only motivation not the kill. Maybe he killed some people who were never found and are considered just disappeared but i think they would have found signs of that on his notes or the files

[@WildVee]

I hope to LORD he didn't do anything else in those 18 years. So terrible, disgusting and downright pathetic excuse of a pile of human garbage.

[@_Fizel_]

Also I wonder where his army stint was timed into this. Eleanor has the timeline kind of all jumbled around.

[@kileyblake5512]

The second you said that he would sneak into the mortuary my stomach flipped. I'm going into mortuary science for my career and one of the reasons behind this is dignity after death. The idea of these people, who aren't even aware of themselves anymore being taken advantage of is awful. While there may not be consciousness left, it is so heartbreaking to know he did this to those poor souls. They were people who had a life, who had loved ones, who deserved to have peace after their death, not their body violated when they were no longer there. How disgusting, this breaks my heart.

[@AFBudgets]

Fact you are who I would go to so I could be sure my body would be taken care of and respected

[@kileyblake5512]

@@AFBudgets omg, that means a lot, thank you 😭 I really hope some day that's why people chose me to look after their loved ones

[@nekkobat6876]

I work in the lab right next to the morgue at my hospital and the thought of this scenario happening never even crossed my mind before because we assume anyone who works in a hospital cares about others as much as we do 😔 this made me so sad

[@nickyblue4866]

Why didnt their ghosts stop him....?

[@sharongrigg5336]

@@nickyblue4866 you're the only one who thinks this is funny & that's sad

[@JadeStrawberry]

This guy was something out of a nightmare. When you said the hospital gave him an all-access card, it reminded me of Jimmy Saville, where he was also handed the keys to a children's hospital. Both these creatures were inhuman.

[@ManicMangz]

Would actually love to see Eleanor cover the Jimmy Saville case - a monster who had no fear of being caught, truly heartbreaking story.

[@missquinn6325]

Savile

[@user-yj4se9ht5e]

@@missquinn6325he doesn’t even deserve the respect of a correct spelling 🤢

[@missquinn6325]

@@user-yj4se9ht5e it does when you grew up with the surname Saville and seeing people using your surname spelling on this monster ....

[@FlickeringEmber]

An article I read said that this guy's victims were between 9 and 100 years old so pretty similar to JS.

[@bridgets4127]

There just are no words for this. I feel for the victims, including his wife and son.

[@cielo4191]

I was just thinking about that. The amount of turmoil his family must have went through... I hope they are getting or have received help.

[@HaleKelsey1]

@@cielo4191 I know… just imagining my own father suddenly being illuminated as a murderer is enough to make you never want to trust again…

[@taylorhagen3916]

And his other 2 kids

[@RavenWing1972]

Kent is a county, not a city.x

[@sakurasfish2115]

@@RavenWing1972 proove it

[@alexis-gk4us]

i think he only committed 2 murders because his goal was to do what he did to the bodies.. when he realized he had access to what he wanted at his job, he didnt need to kill anymore because there were already accessible deceased. definitely a hard case to watch but eleanor you always cover these cases with so much grace and respect! ❤️

[@Chelsealeigh1223]

Thank you so much for covering this case! Wendy was my mums god mother & auntie - for years our family suffered not knowing what really happened to her! and most of all who done it! Aunt Pam & uncle bill never lost hope in finding who killed their daughter! Sadly uncle bill never made to see the day but atleast our family has had a small form of closure - She was the most loving soul ever.

[@hiyaaa8192]

so sorry. may her soul live on

[@ghostofabody]

Was NOT expecting that kind of depth and detail to his crimes. What the hell. Very glad the police investigating the murders had enough foresight to preserve the DNA. It sounds like altogether, the police work was very well done.

[@WasabiDreams]

makes a change from the police to something productive, other than raping and killing members of the public

[@GanymedeXD]

The DNA was useless … they found more on the clothes of the second victim about 15 years later enabling them to do familial DNA … but only works if a family member offended!

[@undeaddoeinc.407]

There was this couple who lived across the street from my house, and they got into fights ALL THE TIME. I was silent only 2 times, the 3 time I called the police because she sounded like she was getting hurt. After the cops showed up and the following week she moved out, and he lived there for a month or two before the landlord kicked him out. So I like to think my call MADE a difference in her life. I never met her face to face, but I hope she's doing well.

[@magichuman3728]

Something like this happened to my mom while she was pregnant with me, the neighbors always argued and almost everyday there was a physical fight, one night her screams didn't cease at one, two, three in the morning, and about six a.m. a lot of neighbors (all women, mind you), went up to her house and help the woman. All she said, while bleeding on the street floor was: "Why didn't you help me sooner?". They are still together. We don't talk to the man anymore.

[@lynnc8188]

You did the right thing!👏

[@nickyblue4866]

So you were the one that made my partner leave.... and me get kicked out.... better watch your back BOY

[@chelseacynara]

You did make a difference. Im sure shes thankful to you if she knew that youre the one who called the police

[@novanight5249]

@@nickyblue4866not funny

[@yumiiazuki6918]

I think one of the reasons why he stopped at two murders is because ... He didn't enjoy the KILLING, he enjoy what comes after. It sickens me this man had it his way for so long. But at least he was stopped at some point ... All my thoughts to the families that were affected by his monstrous acts ❤️

[@milly-te2tq]

i agree, killing wasn’t his motive. he just wanted a dead body. maybe he thought the murder was too risky or maybe he was repulsed by it even. if he found a dead body else where, why would he need to commit murder? the morgue was the perfect place for him. all the dead bodies he liked and he didn’t have to risk anything for them.

[@yumiiazuki6918]

@@milly-te2tq yess exactly !

[@anonymoose116]

Honestly, at least he found a way to do it without murdering people. It's still horrible, but at least he wasn't snuffing out lives just to get off.

[@universal_stupidity]

yea, as gross as it is to say, the murder probably even put him off. He found an easier source for his bodies, and necrophilia is soo gross and evil, but atleast those people have already lived out as much of their lives as they got too. Still, man deserves nothing more than to rot

[@yumiiazuki6918]

@@universal_stupidity Yes exactly my thought! Maybe he even hated the killing...

[@MaShXXXX]

1. this case is so disgusting i’m so grossed out and i love the way you explain things Eleanor it’s so captivating and it makes it so much more interesting this case was horrible and to think he got away with so much and no one even knew. 2. GO TO 43:15 THE WINDOWS DESKTOP SOUND SCARED THE SHIT OUT OF ME CAUSE IM WATCHING THIS ON FULL VOLUME WITH HEADPHONES

[@daydreamingglamour_]

oml me too

[@delilahstrieter]

OMG SAME I JUMPED AND LOOKED BEHIND ME

[@MaShXXXX]

@@daydreamingglamour_ IT WAS SO SUDDEN

[@MaShXXXX]

@@delilahstrieter SAME 😂😂

[@iHATEhomestuck]

same

[@kateychaos9050]

I knew the second you mentioned him working at a hospital that a morgue was gonna be mentioned. This whole thing is absolutely sick. All of those poor women.

[@GanymedeXD]

The Bed Site Murders related to the Morgue Monster went through media worldwide …

[@pixiehopper8]

The minute you said he was working in a hospital, I knew what was coming next. :( I can’t imagine what the families went through knowing he did that to their passed children and other family members. It’s just disgusting.

[@neillp3827]

I've been in that bloody hospital MRSA hotspot

[@infinite.formss]

Girl out here making me think I am crazy. Did anyone else hear the windows sound a couple times around 41:00-43:00???? 🤣 Great video Eleanor x

[@amethystqueen1482]

for real, i thought i was tripping and my computer was doing it, but then i replayed it 😅😝🤣

[@kyahdraper5283]

Yes Omggg it scared the crap outta me cuz I’m watching this on my phone 😂😂

[@summersanchez8178]

right?? 😭😭

[@ayybibi]

ahahha editing error

[@jaylouise3884]

there me checking my emails

[@nicolew4877]

His poor family. They had no idea, and they’re the victims as well. Imagine finding this out about your dad.

[@haileybalmer9722]

It's honestly so awful. I feel especially awful for his child. Can you imagine learning that your father did such things? At the same time as the rest of the nation? I hope he got therapy. I hope they find peace.

[@jimin-ssi7256]

@@haileybalmer9722 imagine his wife who is haunted by thoughts she could be having sex with this man right after he performed all kinds of sexual penetration with the corpse? We don’t know if this man actually got heated from thoughts of putting his dick into his wife or letting her do oral without washing after what he did with bodies. Tbh I think this is the most horrifying thing. Finding out your father or husband was horrible is one thing, knowing she might have indirectly contacted with dead body too, having it in herself or smth is vomitting

[@gvd3975]

Or your husband!

[@lorenagrubesic7953]

a

[@TheErren]

My highest condolences to anyone who him and his choices have effected. Most of all the people who’s lives he took, their families, and his own family. None of these people should have ever had to have contact with him.

[@HugoBoss-rh7ij]

Please please please, if you live in an apartment/flats etc, DON’T turn the lights on as soon as you get home! If someone was watching you they’d know straight away which floor you’re on and potentially get a lot of information about you from this (who you live with, how often you get visitors, what time you leave/enter your home and so on..) 💔

[@Shiba_Draws]

Oh my god I never even thought about this, thank you for sharing this tip 😳

[@HkFinn83]

Ok but if you’re NOT being stalked or harassed, live normally and not in fear. You don’t want to cause yourself unnecessary stress. The reality is most people are not being stalked by potential murderers and acting like you are m, when you aren’t, is going to harm you psychologically for sure.

[@Zedsdead83]

False. Get a gun. Get several guns. Nothing to fear.

[@SkwithOv]

or.... leave a light on when you're gone then you don't have to turn a light on AND you'll be able to see where you're going AND it'll look like someone might be there already or get one of those outlet timers that turns lights on and off at specific times (i think they have weekly ones now and not just daily ones, so they seem more random) and make sure it's on before you get home

[@SkwithOv]

i ALWAYS leave my bedroom light on when i'm out (i have a cat who lives in just the bedroom and it's already dark the entire time i'm sleeping..) and usually my living room light too (another cat - they're kept separate) i have some plant lights on timers (they turn off and on at different times) so even if i'm asleep, they can turn on and off at their times so nobody truly knows when i'm awake or asleep... doesn't help i'm usually up until 6am lol

[@lyricmay5312]

my grandpa "GG" knew David on and off when growing up. he said he was ,in his words, "too normal to be normal" but also somewhat kind as well. like when it was my grandpa's 9th birthday, David bought him some fig rolls, humbugs and some sherbet lemons and befriended a little squirrel in a park. but never once did he think he was capable of something THIS heinous.

[@SADIA_S_Point]

😓😓😓

[@davidriley8316]

I'm a writer. Ellie is a natural storyteller. Do you write scripts and read it out loud or gather info and just tell the story? Either way, it's a gift. I discovered you last year and we feel like true crime friends, via your natural charisma and empathy.

[@Fountainofyouthstor1]

Elenor has an entire team working on her channel. A true professional.

[@davidriley8316]

@@Fountainofyouthstor1 But her true gift is her personallity.

[@alicerivierre]

She's just so awesome! Her and her team, too!

[@MandsGenevieve]

i get what you're saying. when i found this channel i would only come back to listen to Eleanor speak. still til this day i have to remind people i'm not obsessed with true crime i just love this youtuber and the way she story tells ! even the vlogs are 10/10 Love ya Eleanor Neale ❤

[@leandradozier968]

She has a script. You can see her glance at it every so often.

[@ZoeAlleyne]

The murders might have been only incidental to him. His real goal was the necrophilia and the murders became difficult to get away with. I'm guessing in between the murders and the hospital there was another way he had managed to access the dead.

[@anette6222]

my thoughts exactly!

[@aevaduff]

Eleanor! I have a case suggestion. The murder of Liam Aitchison(16years old) who had been stabbed 20 times and beaten on the Isle of Lewis. Two fishermen where convicted, Johnathan Mackinnon and Stefan Miller (both 22 years). It’s absolutely heartbreaking and I’ve never heard anybody talk about it with a platform. Love you Ellie 💕

[@badgalsydie]

i can’t imagine being a family member of someone who had a loved ones’ body in that morgue and hearing about this. this is absolutely SICK!!

[@Mommyoftt2010]

When you said that you can’t imagine an intruder coming in and standing over you and stealing your phone it made me want to share my experience with this: My ex boyfriend, father to my daughter, was abusive and then became crazy when I finally left him. After he had moved out, I got my keys back from him to my house. I was asleep in the living room on the couch with my 6 year old son and 10 month old daughter. I woke up to my dog barking in my kitchen when I know that I had locked her out in the enclosed back porch that I have. There would be no way she would be inside unless someone let her in. My heart immediately sank. I made sure I could see both kids. I went to grab my phone and it was gone. I had another phone in my bedroom and got up the courage to run in there to get it. It was not there either. I did not know if the intruder was still in my house. I couldn’t see anyone but my dog was going crazy. I feared around every corner I would be attacked. I knew I had to act to protect my children. I wrapped the kids in blankets and went to grab my truck keys… they were gone too. After standing there frozen and assuming the intruder was standing outside waiting for us, I made the decision to pick up my babies and make a run for it. I ran over 2 miles to my cousins house in the middle of the night with my kids in hand. We called the cops and when they got there my back door to my enclosed porch and back door to my house were wide open. My ex had made copies of the key and came in in the middle of the night and stood over me as he took away my 2 methods to call for help and the keys to my vehicle to get help. I knew it was him because he uploaded a naked picture of me to my Facebook from my phone after he stole them. It was the worst feeling in the world. I will never forget it and I live in constant fear.

[@Ullisen]

I am so, so sorry for the trauma you've been through. I wish you all the best, that you can get help from maybe a therapist, and some sort of protection for you and your kids. No one should have to live in that kind of fear. Someone will listen, don't give up until you can get proper protection. He should not have the power over your happiness. I wish everything good to you and your kids 💜

[@clairebear175]

That’s terrifying! So glad you got away with your babies! ❤

[@DameWhoGames.]

Good for you mama bear, that instinct to protect your children is like no other. Bless your heart girlie

[@cosmicnic]

This is a horrible story, but you cant imagine the pride i felt for you saying you ran over 2 damn miles with two babies! Good on you mama. I hope youre safer now, bless you and your family ❤️

[@madelstowe7989]

You did a great thing for your kids.

[@bean6157]

So sick that he got away with this for so long. I don’t think he needed to commit more murders because he had access to dead bodies. 😐

[@nekkobat6876]

I didn’t even think of that but it makes sense. Ew

[@jmy871]

What honestly drives though someone’s head to commit these type of acts 🤦‍♂️ like I’ve heard people who commit crimes because of reasons like “being poor” or “having a bad upbringing” or something traumatised them in such a way were they want to murder someone because of that but this man is just absolutely sick, from that first day he decided to come a pedophile and a necrophilic person like it’s a “hobbie” to him 🤢 he had nothing wrong with them he got into jobs perfectly and secured good job wage paid jobs that a lot of people nowadays struggle to get a position in a hospital or becoming a electrician like wtaf is wrong with this bloke he ain’t mentally ill he has a diagnosis of being a Monster

[@abbeyguijosa8482]

That was also what I thought.

[@applecrumpets]

I mean he killed in the 1987 and only started working in the hospital around 2005 so that's 18 years where he must have gotten his kicks from something else...

[@Ktakahashi18]

That was my thought when she mentioned where he was working. Thats so disgusting.

[@itswaytoomucheffort5424]

I’m from a town near Tunbridge Wells and I know a guy who’s mum was a victim of his after dying from cancer. It’s absolutely heartbreaking. Also Kent is a county Eleanor xx

[@dorindadouglas2847]

My gosh, this case is beyond disturbing. Talk about making your stomach turn. 🤮 What a monster. Until you mentioned it, I didn't even think about the cops having to watch all that horrible footage. Those images will be burned in their brains forever, unfortunately. There's no way I could have watched a second of that. RIP to the two innocent victims. Prayers to their families and the families of the ones he abused. On a happier note, your hair and eyeliner are 🔥 today. 😍

[@MeghanRaeElizabeth]

He was literally like the bogeyman of the town when the murders happened, my nan and mum remembers how terrified the town was at the time. It was sickening when we found out about what happened at the hospital, compete and utter outrage. We all know at least one family who was affected by what he did. To be honest we all thought maybe he was someone who lived far out of the town because the murders stopped but unfortunately the reality was so much worse.

[@highdefjey]

this is just straight up disgusting thag any human could even be capable of doing such heinous crimes. i feel so much sympathy for these families and i’m so glad that they get to have some closure on their loved ones. this is definitely one of the worst cases i’ve ever seen by you so far. i’m appalled that this is even a thought in someone’s head. love u so much ellie and thank you so much for spreading these stories and putting out awareness to these cases. what a horrible world we live in :/

[@tamimahaque3069]

Hey Eleanor. I was wondering if you’re interested to do a Bangladeshi case on ershad sikhdar who was hanged in 2004. He is known as one of the most horrifying and notorious serial killer in Bangladesh history. It was such a shocking and terrifying case. The way he would commit the crimes, all torture methods he used and everything made me shiver. It would be great if you cover a case which is not as well known on an international level but very well known to Bangladesh! Thank you!

[@toC0VET]

i really do hope she does, continue insisting throught her comments, it would be really interesting to hear cases from other countries.

[@babytig3r807]

I would like to hear this case.

[@Cupidstupid10]

Mee too

[@macabrejae1814]

Boosting because I've never heard this case

[@amayastafford4662]

Would love to hear

[@athenachristinemusic]

How they caught him was simply incredible

[@GenericUsername1388]

It's a shame they took 3 decades to do so. This man basically got to live a full life😕

[@athenachristinemusic]

@@GenericUsername1388 yeah, that’s true. I still find it amazing they caught him

[@nekkobat6876]

@@GenericUsername1388 also a shame nobody reopened the case until 2020. The ancestry technique could’ve gotten him way before that if anyone had bothered

[@athenachristinemusic]

@@nekkobat6876 absolutely

[@Sjsjsj135]

@@GenericUsername1388 a full life of committing awful crimes😢

[@ratsandbats]

i was thinking- imagine going through your life, having kids, getting married, knowing you’ve murdered two innocent women and committed disgusting acts to them and gotten away with it. but then i realised of course he hadn’t just gotten on with his life, because he’d been going to the morgue even later on in his life. it’s actually scary. like so scary how someone could murder and commit these sorts of acts for so long without getting caught, AND HE ONLY GOT CAUGHT BC OF HIS CARELESSNESS IN THE 80’s. LIKE WTF. it’s sad that even after death, people aren’t safe from these horrific acts.

[@GanymedeXD]

Not carelessness … nobody knew that DNA at some point will become important … if a family member had not offended the DNA had been useless …

[@noticiasinmundicias]

@@GanymedeXD I don't think they offered the DNA, it's likely a cover-up. They probably used the database of those websites where people send their DNA to see their ancestry. Police don't usually give up their methods like that, many times when technology is used they claim it was thanks to an 'anonymous informant' just to keep appearances.

[@monsterideous_playz]

I bet the first thing her boyfriend was thinking was ‘will I be suspected because I just messed with evidence by climbing through the window’ personally I would be terrified at that fact because DNA is so easy to pick up on object especially when climbing through windows

[@GanymedeXD]

It was 1987 … no CSI … no whatever … oops … Quincy … damn …

[@noticiasinmundicias]

If you find your girlfriend murdered, and the first thought in your brain is to think about yourself... then you suck man.

[@KamMads]

I told my teacher about how much i love your videos and today my forensics class watched one of your videos. It was so amazing and everyone loved you! Thank you for providing these informing and respectful videos! Not only do I love you but the whole class does now❤❤❤

[@mint0zs]

that’s so neat! i hope ellie sees this!

[@KamMads]

@@mint0zs that’d be so cool we’d all freak!

[@tamiontherun1461]

I usually can handle all these stories , I'm a big crime channel watcher but this one got to me! I'm nauseous and so devastated this has happened 😭. God bless all families involved! Truly sickening!!

[@m0shi]

I want Eleanor to make a Spotify podcast of all her videos so I can just binge it at work 😭

[@lyrisavst]

Yes omg!

[@zaramatthewson6468]

If you can afford KZbin premium, you can lock your phone while videos play and the audio still plays while your screen is dark - pretty much turning them into podcasts

[@nthgth]

@@zaramatthewson6468 and otherwise, just don't let your phone lock, and have a charging method handy

[@rebecaenglish6422]

This is just absolutely horrible. I can’t imagine how his children and wife feel, even his ex wives. I feel for the families of his victims and I wish he would of been caught a long time ago!

[@tylerreanne01]

Oh my goodness. This case made me feel sick. It’s truly frightening knowing these kinds of people walk among us & nobody would know when they act so normal! Those poor victims & also his family! I couldn’t imagine how they felt! It gave me goosebumps when you said about the daughter/mother. Hope he rots in hell!

[@snufkinwufkin9247]

My mom and her partner used to work in the same hospital as him. Such a disturbing thought...

[@beaulieuc8910]

oh it is. My great aunt died there and I had to check on the hospital whether she was one of his targets. I went to the hospital regularly but apparently he worked nights

[@snufkinwufkin9247]

@@beaulieuc8910 I'm so sorry...

[@loveyloveydovey]

43:14 this spooked me more than the video itself

[@corvid_collective]

me too lmao

[@missjaclynlouise]

I thought it was my blumin iPad lol

[@digigalbytes2445]

Had me checking my phone & laptop, too 😬

[@sngray11]

I had never heard of this heinous and heartbreaking case. Thank you for bringing it to our attention Eleanor. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and loved ones.

[@GanymedeXD]

It went up and down the media worldwide when he was caught …

[@heyyhazy]

Gosh this case makes me feel ill. Great detective work though, I'm so happy that group of officers decided to explore the cold cases. I can't imagine the surprise and anguish when they found out all else he was up to aside from the two murders...Disgusting.

[@danielle6883]

The bit about the mother's daughter is horrifying, what a sick monster. Who could do that job also looking through all the files. DAVID FULLER IS A MONSTER

[@GanymedeXD]

There are many living among us out there … even doing far worse things …

[@corvinawylde3952]

It always surprises me when you discuss cases in Kent because I live here and have done for my whole life and never knew about most of them. Its scary how much of this can happen right under our nose and we never know about it.

[@cherispang3807]

I feel for his family. And his ex wives. And the brother! Thank goodness his brother wanted to help the police.

[@angeluvss]

To know that this case is set near my hometown honestly makes me sick to my stomach and to know I’ve visited that hospital many times in my life omg, I just hope the family’s are doing ok now!

[@Dessan01]

I work in a hospital and one time (good many years ago) this bloke who worked in the mortuary suddenly got arrested. We found out later it was because his wife had gone to the gynaecologist and had an infection which could only be got from the dead - basically her hubby had been railing her with corpse juice still on him, after sneaking the fridge door open. It’s more common than you think.

[@gingerlancaster3033]

I live in the USA and remember when they caught him. It was huge international news. Disgusting. Good coverage of the case. Thank u

[@ellssellings2637]

this happened in my town… it’s absolutely awful😞

[@bunnybliss]

Same…

[@aestheticpunch_967]

Same…

[@claws6792]

So many true crime gals in twells we need a club

[@chloebutler7100]

@@claws6792 we rlly do 🤣

[@charlotteatkinson722]

i’m only half an hour from twells!

[@chloebutler7100]

Ahhhh I’ve been hoping someone would cover this case. It’s my hometown, absolutely disgusting man. Thanks for covering it 🙏

[@MaxMcNultyYouTube]

This is one of the worst cases I’ve heard of. It’s against everything that should make someone human. That’s pure evil. That’s against every single instinct within us and every single moral. I pray that Mother Mary has all his victims in her arms. Though they were not their bodies, they deserved so much more.

[@GanymedeXD]

Its a sexual preference that some people have … maybe you know some … but they would not tell anybody … necrophilia is known for thousands of years … in 1987 necrophilia was mentioned alongside homosexuality in Forensic Medicine/Psychiatry …

[@chelsea8400]

The idea of one of the morgue victims being my parent or my cousins genuinely makes me feel sick. There's a special place in hell for people like him

[@oddeyes9413]

Dear Gods above. 😰 this is an atrocious case. I've heard of many horrible cases, but honestly this ranks amongst the top of the worst once I've learned of. I feel awful for the victims and their families.

[@_celeste_]

I just really appreciate Eleanor using real words for things and not the KZbin censored version. It's so refreshing.

[@babybunny2579]

I remember working on an abuse case for a child (I'm not going to say the name of the case because our page got light on the situation across countries). But we worked hard on a Facebook page to get light on the case, and luckily the kid got away from the abusive parent, and their other parent got full custody (they are doing great now). Some of the people we worked with had been doing this job for years, and I remember one of the ladies telling us that she had to work on cases were they had to go into the dark web, and all they could do was watch poor babies and children being sold off, amongst other things. Kids that people had been looking for, even for years. And they couldn't do anything about it, because of the high risk they were putting themselves on just sitting on the actions, or rooms on the dark web. They felt so helpless, and when something is able to be done about it finally it's a big weight lifted off their shoulders. I'll never forget her telling us "You never unsee those things, you never get over them, and you will never be the same again".

[@GanymedeXD]

One page is shut down, new ones open … some are never found … CP, Hurtcore … there is so much worse out there! Crawling through this you start thinking … at least their victims are already dead …

[@teresac1239]

It makes me wonder what was happening in his life in 87!? Hi Elenore! I always enjoy your story telling. Honest and informative I've been a long time fan! Thank you for your dedication 😊

[@amada4170]

I just can't imagine how this has ruined his family's life not only because of how they must feel by knowing he did this, but imagine being associated with him. Absolutely horrible.

[@brie811]

I wonder how his family was taking all this. I couldn't imagine finding out that all that nasty stuff was hidden all over your home. How disgusting. His poor children as well.

[@beaulieuc8910]

He worked at our local hospital and I gather the CEO hasn't resigned. I had to contact the hospital about my great aunt who died there but apparently the hospital said that she wasn't one of his targets.

[@beaulieuc8910]

there was a website link dedicated to anyone who had women or kids dying there who may have been targetted by the the predator. It was such a weird thing to happen in my local hospital for decades It is absolutely ridiculous no one suspect and his wife not knowing what her husband is getting up to

[@neillp3827]

​@@beaulieuc8910Kent and sussex

[@daneondragon6482]

My uncle is a deputy head investigator and the stories i hear of him literally have me scarred 3 years after he told me them.

[@nancysanders6232]

I know I’ve said this before, but I absolutely adore your way of storytelling! You’re just so very realistic. I love when you fumble your storylines, and your words sometimes. I never miss a video! Great job, Elli!!❤

[@meganferguson2977]

Does anyone else fall asleep to Eleanor’s videos? Literally is very much my comfort person always falll asleep 5 mins in and need to watch again next day 😂

[@AMMA83]

this happened to me earlier on today lol her voice must be very relaxing

[@shanpetite1432]

All the time 😂😂😂

[@clairehoskin7632]

I do all the time 😂

[@chloeg9977]

i know the lapras was only meant to be temporary but its honestly holding my brain cells together through these horrific cases

[@smileyattitude6807]

It’s really terrifying to think you could be screaming for help or otherwise and no one would even try to help or call for help! My apt walls are so thin I have heard my neighbor getting beat up by her abusive bf and I’ve went over there and pounded on the door telling him to stop and that I’d be calling the police. Then shit got quiet like do something anything it is so upsetting! She’s even thanked me before and now they’re not together thank god

[@youtubeplayer8173]

Yup..also if ppl are present/aware of what's going on we can bet on ppl today standing by filimg you as your being assaulted instead of helping/calling help..its disturbing how this is the common reaction of most ppl today, unbelievable..

[@simsimah]

You’re so brave ! Thank you for not being a bystander.

[@yellowhalo444]

This just happened to me on Wednesday! It was so scary but I had to do something.

[@SaraAngelify]

When I was assaulted I screamed at the top of my lungs for help. I knew my neighbours could hear, because I could hear if they were watching TV. Nobody helped me.

[@evahernandez1463]

"I'm not afraid of God, I am afraid of man" seriously I found myself having to take breaks through his case I can't even imagine what scars the families he's effected have. There's a special place in hell for someone like him

[@isabellalettman3918]

All my love to the families that had to go through this ❤❤

[@roxytects]

this made my skin crawl, like actually out of every case i’ve watched of yours this made me feel horrible. that man is vile i feel ill

[@stephanierenee78]

I’ve only just discovered your channel today while looking for a video on the Wineville murders, what a terrible case but what a lovely discovery for me! I absolutely love your channel and the way you cover the cases! I’ve been binge watching them all day lol only breaking for more tea and obviously bathroom breaks 😂 NEW SUBSCRIBER!! Yay! 🎉

[@user-us3r444]

I've never felt so sick listening to a true crime case before, I can't even begin to imagine how the families of his victims must have felt. What a disgusting man.

[@joliemarietrahar8027]

You have no idea how much I have been anticipating someone to make a video on this case. Few things shock me anymore in True Crime but this guy is Albert Fish level sick

[@kathleenpoole7536]

I’m really surprised that the workers didn’t notice the bodies in the morgue being messed with, especially right before being let go to their families

[@helenablanks255]

I know right, especially when the act would bruise them or leave some form of mark due to them being dead

[@elizabethleta1240]

@@helenablanks255 I'm fairly sure you need blood flow to bruise.

[@carnageunleashed]

The mortuary workers had no idea this was happening and they were absolutely distraught and disgusted when it came out. The thing is, there would be no outward sign this was happening. It’s not like you can bruise a body.

[@carnageunleashed]

Another thing to add is that ‘being released to their families’ is a bit misleading - although there is nothing legally stopping a family from collecting their loved one themselves, the deceased are actually collected from the hospital by a funeral director who takes them into his/her care and prepares them for their funeral (including viewing by the family if required) But that said, there was still no outward sign this was happening. Even when cleaning and preparing them, none of us noticed anything untoward. If we had, then it would have been reported.

[@elizabethleta1240]

@@carnageunleashed exactly. I think the implication with that other comment that there was some level of neglect on the mortuary professional's part (for not having caught on earlier) is based on a misunderstanding of what a body would look like after being assualted. Especially bcz they mentioned bruising which just doesnt happen on cadavers. But i do think this is FAR more common than we realize. Ppl with necrophilia are undoubtedly forcing their way into lines of work where they can have access to bodies. Even in ancient Egypt and Greece the bodies women and children were routinely sent to morticians AFTER the process of decomp was underway because necrophilia during the mortuary process was a wide spread and commonly known fear

[@annatoullie4914]

i’ve seen so many of these videos over the years and never have i felt this nauseated, this case was absolutely devastating to listen to

[@NewcastleUnited2021]

sending all my condolences to the victims and their family. such a tragic happened and hopefully this never happens again.

[@vyzee404]

anyone else notice the noise at 43:13 😭 seriously tho, what a heartbreaking case, i feel for the victims so much

[@Mossdropp]

Yeah it genuinely jump scared me 😭

[@Itsshxn]

I’ve been searching through the comments for ages looking for this comment!! I thought I was losing my mind 😂

[@vyzee404]

@@Itsshxn same 😭

[@vyzee404]

@@Mossdropp fr 😭

[@clairehoskin7632]

I thought it was my computer but then I realised that I have a Mac computer 😂😅

[@ashleycross6929]

I think the hospital is the only thing that stopped the murders! However, either way this case is completely devastating!

[@applecrumpets]

The murders happened in 1987 and he only started working in the hospital around 2005, so no. He must have gotten his kicks out some other way for those 18 yrs

[@GanymedeXD]

Necrophiliacs are into dead bodies … not into just deceased but really dead bodies … the decay having started … those were too fresh …

[@luxi_dream]

I never felt so disgusted by just seeing a picture of a criminal ever😣 it’s so sickening an unbelievable what this man did

[@GanymedeXD]

And they are living among us … he had 5 Mio pictures … only a small number compared to how many pictures are out there … how many victims those are!

[@Azze__98]

I have been watching you for ages and it was crazy for you to cover the story from my work place! I work for the same hospital trust! I remember when his trial was in Maidstone we were told not to speak to the press if anyone asked us questions, luckily I hadn’t known until the trial what happened, so crazy you covered a story so close to home!

[@gabp4243]

The fact that this exist is wild, I do want to make a case recommendation if I could though. Her name is Kameela Russel from South Florida, she was my 7th grade language arts teacher and was extremely connected to my family and unfortunately was taken from us all in 2019 from someone close to her and her school. Anyways, love your channel and I hope you can help spread the word and keep her name known and loved ❤

[@GanymedeXD]

Whats wild about it … there are far worse things out there … living among us!

[@nasimmason]

what a disgusting man. it's sickening what people are capable of. the poor families that had their loved ones back not knowing what he did.

[@GanymedeXD]

And there are many more out there … among us … new pictures being uploaded to the Dark Web every single day …

[@mollystafford142]

I had no idea a case like this was going on so close to home, I have a family member that regularly goes to that hospital for appointments and knowing he was in there doing those sick, vile acts and no one knew what was happening is awful. My condolences for all the victims and their families

[@GanymedeXD]

What do you think ‘this is going on’? They are among us … such a sexual preference is not limited to areas or whatever you think … he alone had 5 mio pictures … a small number compared to what is floating around … more being added every single day.

[@nikolettapastushchak9618]

I think that at this point, we need to appreciate the work of the police officers having to watch 5MILLION files, that must have been so traumatizing, I can‘t even imagine this. And of course, my heart goes out for the victims‘ families, I hope they all cope well and find some peace since this all came out just 3 years ago.

[@ytzaika]

My grandfather worked at the Tunbridge Wells & Maidstone Hospital where David worked at. He retired a few years after David started but he would pass him once or twice. Crazy how life is. He also noted how frequent he'd be around the mortuary area.

[@sharnamason9237]

I find myself rewatching all of Ellie’s videos! I just love her !!! 🥰

[@yorka-agnesgutierrezregnar2641]

That case was seriously disturbing.. When Eleanor said: "He was given a pass in different areas of the hospital.." My heart skipt a bit, and strait away thought "oh no!! The Morgue...." 😩 ... What a horrible human being.

[@tempbauer2131]

It’s not uncommon for someone to be VERY NORMAL around their fam & friends and co-workers and be horrible in any number of ways that the people closest to him don’t know about. The ones that can’t wear the “normal mask” usually don’t make it into their 40’s plus without being in trouble.

[@GanymedeXD]

Guess how many are living among us … its not just him with such passions … most hide …

[@RicardodaSilvaRdS]

When you said he used to work at a hospital, I already knew what was coming 🤢

[@juliaelias7298]

I just want to say that listening to your videos has helped me through a lot of though times. Listening to your voice makes me calm. Keep up the good work and I am proud of you!

[@Maxoutshawtyy]

I’ve been watching you for years !!!! This is definitely one of the most disturbing story I’ve ever heard

[@megant3051]

I was born in 1987 and the lack of technology then just makes it seem like it was in ancient times lol My mother couldn't even have an ultrasound when she was pregnant with me because the doctor didn't "trust it". Not getting an ultrasound when you're pregnant would be unheard of now I'm glad they caught this guy, even if it was decades later. What a freak. I feel horrible for his wife and family. And I must say, the computer sounds (like at 43:14) really freaked me out! 😆

[@awfurfracksake]

Omg i thought it was from my laptop! lol

[@alyciamarie4163]

Same thing!!!! I always think that when I hear 1987 haha Might as well been the stoneage hahaah

[@clairehoskin7632]

@@awfurfracksakesame lol 😂

[@GanymedeXD]

He was caught, but many more are living among us and it is expected to be not that uncommon.

[@pomii_sukii]

43:14 random sound scared the shit out of me LMAO THAT WAS SO LOUD 😭😭😭

[@brittany9233]

As SOON as you said that this guy worked at a hospital for years, I knew that he'd be preying in the morgue. Vile. Absolutely depraved.

[@Ojibaby]

Eleanor: *goes into detail about the most gut wrenching acts of depravity* “thanks again to casetify for sponsoring this video!! 🥰🌸🌈✨”

[@flowersforthedead5182]

This triggered a phobia I thought had left me. He went into their houses. And then the homes of their souls. He was an intruder to the bone

[@GanymedeXD]

What? Home of their souls? Whats that? A dead body is an empty shell after the soul left …

[@ayybibi]

@@GanymedeXDyour body is the physical home of your soul.

[@trainwreck3587]

@@GanymedeXDbe so fr right now dude I think you know what they mean

[@MononokeOhime]

The computer dinging at 43:14 almost gave me a heart attack 🤣

[@simonavitale3659]

thought i was the only one😅

[@pleasehugtrees9101]

I went back and replayed it because I thought the noise came from inside my house. 😂

[@courtneybutler5454]

No words, I’m so horrified, I almost cry hearing all this. I can’t imagine how terrible all the relatives felt and the police officers going through all his stuff. Hell is not hot enough for a sick human being like him, but still thanks a lot for this video I am always satisfied with your content😊

[@kourtneyamos7996]

It feels weird when horrible things like this happens anywhere but when it happens 30 minutes from where I live is a feeling undeniably overwhelming! You never thing that stuff like this would happen to you or people you know 😣

[@Dizzy_Dino06]

I grew up in Tunbridge Wells and my dad is a true crime blogger, he covered the bedsit murders years ago and then was contacted by the police weeks before he was arrested, my dad told them everything he knew and had heard from other true crime bloggers/podcasters. I remember seeing his arrest in the newspaper, it shook the entire community when we found out the truth and how bad it really was. I can’t imagine how the families of the victims feel but I’m glad they’ve got justice.

[@Way2Smacked]

I listened before but ever since you did the cici grimes case in Rochester I've been hooked that one hit close to home because I knew the girl also it was odd that that case popped up I didn't even realize it was her because I usually only listen and not watch while at work . I was so surprised and happy that you took the time to cover her case makes me feel like the world actually cares for the people who live in dangerous cities like mine