He Didn’t Realize His Evil Secret Was Caught on Camera

Libby Squire was out in Hull city when she went for a walk after becoming very upset. Unfortanul a monster was out that night too, a monster named Pawel Relowicz. He had been hunting on the streets of Hull for months, a stalking monster who kept escalating in his actions.
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[@ThatChapter]

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[@vladimpaler9274]

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[@iamlowkeyedits]

Thank you for another old video Mike. xoxo

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[@86TheMedia]

Hey. Just wanted to pass this on. U would be perfect to cover this. I live in Pennsylvania. Recently a family friend of ours was murdered by his son and shown on u tube. Justin mohn. We knew him and his family. He killed his father and showed parts of him off on a live stream in u tube where 5k people saw it. Give it a Google. It's a case that needs to be covered. Especially because there were warning signs and mental illness. Thanks Mike

[@jaimemarston6200]

Don’t EVER leave your friends when you’re out until you all know you will ALL get home safe. Especially if they are intoxicated. They’re way more vulnerable.

[@michaeldavies051185]

*Well said, too many people these days don't look out for the very people their supposed to*

[@thefirm4606]

A golden rule when I raved with my friends.

[@SICresinwrks]

Agreed, i always hear people say i sent them in an uber, and im thinking they could barely walk, wtf good is an Uber once they reach the destination

[@deborahsunflower939]

Check out Victor Peña Charlestown ma. He kidnapped a drunk girl held her and s assaulted he over days until police found her.

[@gwensstepbro4966]

This period lol it's such a given

[@lisamgreenleaf]

I'm so lucky to have had taxi drivers who say "I'm going to make sure I watch you get in the door alright" . Thank you to those drivers who do that and treat their passengers like a sister/daughter/friend ❤

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[@gijackie81]

😊

[@gijackie81]

24:02 😅

[@sharkieshablm2640]

White privilege

[@dullboy2321]

I'm a guy and I've had drivers say the same thing. I appreciate their vigilance for caring for some random they gave a ride to

[@Harlecchina]

“He said he had problems controlling his ‘urges’; I’d say if you’re the kind of person who has urges like that, that YOU’RE the problem.” 😂😂

[@laurielester9437]

Seek some help then, phsyco. Like that's an excuse. 🤬

[@clpr2023]

I don’t understand why he is even eligible for parole after 27 years. This man is a predator and he will reoffend

[@Nonnabanana2]

Unfortunately this is the UK legal system. Life does not mean life

[@jennifers8843]

I don’t understand why people let them get away with manipulatively calling it life- it’s absurdly ridiculous

[@user-ue1hs3ty6z]

They f*CKING do, they f* CKING ALL do!

[@Mounhas]

@@Nonnabanana2 Except when it’s a “whole life sentence “.

[@DrDavidRogerPHD]

Throw the key away

[@GorditaSlim]

This case really shows how opportunistic these predators are.

[@robgrey6183]

Maybe, if you're a woman, you don't get blackout drunk in the middle of the night?

[@LovenEverythingNails]

And Its always MEN..or at least 99% of the time.

[@doodadsdandy]

and like the chances that the roads she just so happened to walk down had no cameras omgg! It terrifies me how often this could be happening anywhere. He had a FAMILY, it’s just like.. he’d been getting away with this for a while :(((

[@roosterblues9673]

you haven't seen snap huh? the percentage of women doing murder is higher @@LovenEverythingNails

[@robertbeard230]

A majority are men, though women tend to prey on people in different ways. Not with brute force, but manipulation, subversion, and other tactics. There have also been numerous cases of women helping “entertain” their partners (or random men) by helping them prey on their children, or other children. Point is, there are all kinds of nasty, worthless predators out there, but a great majority of those that use brute force are men.

[@MissVanHelsing]

Morning That Chapter Family. I'm still sober, nearly a month. I need help with depression though and am going to hospital today. I hope everyone out there is well ❤

[@alhana8293]

Hang in there you've got this. Sending you well wishes ♥️

[@ThatGirlAD]

You got this. One day at a time. ❤

[@PiXie232]

Hey, I saw one of your comments from a few weeks ago..:) You’re doing awesome.. this can be sometimes the hardest part- but I promise it gets easier with time. That depression is a b*tch.. get feeling better soon❤❤❤

[@shirleyannex]

Well done your doing well, stay strong friend you got this, sending you love, comfort, empathy and strength, much respect from Northern Ireland

[@traceybanting3952]

Respect to you. You’re amazing! I hope you get the help you need for the depression. Remember, you have the answers; they’re in your head. Be honest to yourself, because you’re worth it! Love and hugs ❤ xxx

[@dalecooper4481]

I'm from Poland and I can say by his letter, not only does he not speak English after living for 7 years in UK, but he also struggles very much with Polish.

[@justinx9892]

Poles are the Mexicans of Europe.

[@chadspro]

Embarrassing. If you migrate it should be mandatory you speak the native language.

[@Nesia187]

@@chadsproI don’t think it should be mandatory, however you should be able to pick up the language within a year. 7 years w/o learning anything is just lazy and intentional

[@chadspro]

@@Nesia187 I disagree. If you move to a country it is your job to learn the language to fit in. They are accepting you in and it is the bare minimum you do in return. It’s basic respect and courtesy, otherwise don’t move there.

[@dxcSOUL]

@@chadspro Dumb opinion. Some countries do not have an official language. The United States for example doesn't have an official language. English is spoken there primarily, but that language itself is literally borrowed from England. By your logic, everyone should learn how to speak the many different languages spoken by the Native Americans. You think the colonizers who took over the US cared about respect or fitting in? If that's what they want today, they should have set a better example or precedent.

[@StephinTech]

Things I’ve learned during my younger twenties 1.) Never ever get shit faced drunk ever! Drink get tipsy but never get drunk to the point where you can barely walk! 2.) if you are going out drinking, stick with your friends at all times, stay in the group you arrived in! 3.) NO ONE LEAVES ALONE EVER! You went out as a group you leave with the group! When you do decide to leave, leave together and always call or FaceTime to confirm everyone got home safe! Sounds like a lot, but we women have to super aware of our surrounding at all times but especially at night and drinking. Sad world we live in but this might keep you alive!

[@Stroopwaffe1]

I woke up at London Bridge Tube Station after getting pissed once but the furthest I went was Southampton, both from welwyn garden city, Hertfordshire and both by rail and underground without paying g for fares lol

[@lktzu2821]

Never leave a drunk friend alone. Rest in peace, Libby.

[@robgrey6183]

This. Some friends. And I don't buy the "she was just a little drunk" line. She was blackout drunk or that bouncer would never have turned her away.

[@carlae5615]

You are right even no matter what, This is so sad.

[@csh43166]

Absolutely... Her friends will never get over it, and rightfully so.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

I expect the friends were a bit drunk themselves so were not thinking straight either, Maybe the best thing to do is not to drink to excess! Plus did they not put her in a taxi to go home?

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@csh43166 It was not there fault, no ones fault except the killers. Bad decisions are made when people drink too much.

[@quietstormvalley9010]

Foxes in the UK typically scream during the night to defend their territory and to attract a mate. Their screams are deafening, terrifying, and high-pitched. The sound is a shrill scream that sounds like someone (woman) crying for help.

[@robgrey6183]

They do the same here in Wyoming, and we have many of them. Can be startling when you're out in the dark feeding the horses.

[@jessicaferguson4518]

Sounds like the coyotes where I live. There was a pack outside my bedroom window screaming like that one night. I’ve never been so startled

[@gilessteve]

There are jackals where I live. A pack of them will make a chorus of wailing at night that would be terrifying to anyone who didn't know what the noise was. My little dog does a pretty good job keeping them out of the garden.

[@goonerbean4680]

That’s soo true. I live directly behind a park and it’s constant

[@statosphereonline2008]

The ones near me in Dorset do. So much so like a woman in agony that even though I know it's foxes I still want to go and help. Depends on the fox, I guess. ​@Ardwick-Crome

[@Tak-lw6hv]

I went to college in a small town. This was pre-Uber days and the town had no cab service. At the young age of 20 I made a very poor decision. While not inebriated I was not sober either. I couldn’t find my roommates, I was tired; I just wanted to go home. It was only a few blocks I thought it would be fine. It wasn’t fine. My heart cries for this young lady and her family.

[@victoriaalicewestwood3558]

I hope you are ok now 🙏

[@lynnstein-mm9mp]

😢❤️

[@AMorrisey]

And then what? Cliffhanger

[@kimjames6028]

❤❤❤

[@Tak-lw6hv]

@@AMorrisey I was assaulted, was treated like crap by the police. They were very concerned about the dress I was wearing more than the assault. I told them to piss off. My friends protected me the rest of the semester, got counseling. Graduated joined the military to kick some ass. Obtained my doctorate in clinical neuropsychology. Went to work for Veterans Affairs and wrote the first Military sexual trauma program for veterans. PTSD still kicks my ass some days. But no one is going to take power away from me. I am not a victim, I am a victor.

[@lowa3053]

He is a monster. This case really struck a cord. It was just so senseless. Actually some excellent detective work by Humberside police. This case could have remained unsolved had they not persisted. When you read through his crimes and the gradual escalation, he is super dangerous. ALWAYS make sure your friends get home! What a foul creep.

[@holliekeen9188]

Mike, I’ve watched you for years and I’m a huge fan of your channel. I’ve been waiting for the day you would make a video on Libby. She’s one of my closest friends and meant an awful lot to me. It was 5 years ago yesterday that we lost her and it still hurts like a bitch 😢 Thank you for bringing awareness to the issue of women’s safety 🖤

[@ambermyers1330]

I’m so sorry. This must be heartbreaking for you. I’m from Hull and this was so terrible when this happened. She seemed like a lovely girl. May she Rest In Peace 🙏🏻

[@Indgirl57]

I'm sorry that you went through this 😢.

[@suzbone]

Deepest condolences, Hollie. You're a good friend to speak up for her. I'm so very sorry for your loss 🙏 😔

[@bettywith2girls]

I'm so sorry this happened...it's just crazy. Do you have any ideas why she decided n-o-t to go inside her house/apt/room and where she might have been going? Maybe she didn't want the night to end, as they say, and there was a pub nearby she also frequented?

[@loree72]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Very sad.

[@ambermyers1330]

I live in Hull and it was just awful when this happened. I used to go to that club all the time in my younger days, it makes you realise just how vulnerable you are when you find yourself alone (separated from friends) on nights out. Thanks so much for covering this Mike as no one seems to talk about it. Stay safe out there people 🙏🏻

[@johnboscolynch4512]

Even after 27 years lock up he'll still need an interpreter, he had no interest in becoming a member of the community. Feel sorry for his wife and kids.

[@quickchris10]

That was horrible of the club to kick her out; I would sue them. They should have had their own car to take her home. Just like the gentleman's club, where if one appears underdressed, they go get you a suitcoat to don. Wellies exhibited the antithesis of hospitality, blaming the victim by judging her on . . .what? Was she talking loudly? Swaying on her feet? Send a note in to the bartender to just give her alcohol free beverages and keep an eye on her!

[@Milly-ht4lo]

It’s up to the bouncers to refuse entry through intoxication, age, behaviour etc. It’s not up to them to escort them to a safe place, that was down to herself, or escorts. If they had let her in, and she had gotten raped in the toilets, by a dick head, you’d rightly be saying the bouncers should be sued for letting her in 🤷🏼‍♀️ damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Sometimes is actually the perverts fault.. x

[@donnaweekes5598]

Truly Criminal channel also covered Libby ❤

[@quickchris10]

@@Milly-ht4lo yes but a classier place would have handled it better; let them in; serve them non-alcoholic beverages and see how they comport themselves! These bouncers made a snap decision that broke up a party.

[@100IrelandisforthePeople]

@21:38 he smiles at what the policeman charges him with, even BEFORE it is TRANSLATED for him He UNDERSTANDS ENGLISH PERFECTLY 😮

[@kristirogers7071]

Yes, I thought the same thing. He was delighting in it!

[@einienj3281]

Do not leave your friends alone! Especially drunk friends! RIP Libby 🖤

[@yum_tea7912]

It’s really frustrating that they didn’t give the university a warning for the students. I recently had someone arrested for doing what he was. I was pleasantly surprised that the police take it really seriously now because they consider it an escalation crime - i.e. they get worse and worse over time. When I was young that sort of thing was brushed off.

[@robgrey6183]

If they had warned the students, do you think they would have stopped partying and getting blackout drunk? I doubt it.

[@jplxlabelle1681]

No. But a little awareness goes a very very long way. Even most drunk people walk on the sidewalk.. out of traffic.

[@Octodactylpus]

​@@robgrey6183Say you're messing around in your backyard and someone spots a snake behind you. You're busy doing whatever it is you're doing and snakes are just not on your mind, you know snakes are often found outside but you aren't even thinking about that right now because what you're doing is pretty entertaining. Someone says "There's a snake behind you!" so you stop what you're doing and move away from the snake. Will you never go to that spot to do that thing again in case there might be a snake there? Or would you maybe give it some space until you know the snake is gone, make it a space less likely to attract snakes, and be more watchful for snakes in general now that you know for sure they're around? It's mostly rhetorical but I do hope I've explained it in a way that makes sense and helps you understand why talking about it is good, it's about harm reduction.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@Octodactylpus Nice 👍

[@sammygirl6910]

I had a guy flash me from his car. I realized he was up to something, but he cut me off so I was forced to see him. I ran behind the car to get his tag number and he tried to back over me. I called the police, and they told me not to worry about it. I was in my late 20s, tiny and carrying a backpack. Apparently this guy had been flashing girls from the middle school down the block. They acted like it wasn't a big deal, and said he probably mistook me for a teenager. They didn't even take a report. I never found out if he was caught.

[@Itried20takennames]

As a young woman in college, and now as a middle-aged woman, if I come across a woman alone and stumbling drunk at night, I ask where she is trying to go and if I can help get her home. It’s only happened 4 times over decades, 2 of which were in college, and one said no (she seemed to think she knew me and my name was “Jenna”…it isn’t) so I just trailed far behind her until she connected with friends. Yea, you can say people shouldn’t drink to incapacitation, but people miscalculate, and the price should never be that some predator spots them alone. And I have walked at night alone as a woman all my life without incident, but I wouldn’t want to try it drunk.

[@HavianEla]

THANK YOU! I know I personally don’t like drinking in excess (I don’t really like not being in control of myself), and I make a point to try not to get drunk. Didn’t stop me from having an, as you brilliantly worded it, miscalculation! My sister was drinking heavily and the top, and I thought I could go shot for shot with her. Yeah, I don’t remember that night at all! THANKFULLY this was in our family home, because I know I wouldn’t be able to trust my sister to watch over an absolutely smashed me, but that experience was enough for me to learn. Besides, drinking alcohol, even to the point of getting drunk, doesn’t mean you’re consenting to anything else. I think it’s so weird how some people say “you chose to drink!” in response to people being SA’d while intoxicated. That individual consented to DRINKING, not SEX. How that argument can be made is absolutely baffling to me as they are different, there’s not a single bit of logic to this line of reasoning. All is does is take away responsibility from the abuser, who deserves the ENTIRETY of the blame. And THAT is the problem with victim blaming. Sure you can think what someone did is stupid, but nobody deserves to be hurt, period. A victim didn’t CHOOSE to be victimized, and blaming them removes accountability from the attacker, who alone should carry the weight of responsibility for the attacker’s OWN deplorable actions. We want folks to be personally accountable? Then hold violent thugs accountable, not victims!

[@Felicity2121]

You feel ok and that one extra drink tips you over to be drunk, especially when fresh air hits you.

[@cassieblack1776]

libby's friends are such dedicated friends. there immediate action and texting her plus the follow up with the roommates is incredible.

[@Felicity2121]

What…the ones that left her drunk and vulnerable.

[@tc-tm1my]

They left her alone when she was drunk. They should've gone with her, not just text. Irresponsible.

[@lexiaaforever437]

This reminds me why if I go out with friends … we always stick together. Even when leaving, we make sure everyone gets to their cars & call making sure everyone has made it home safely. We even have a group where our locations are on .

[@luckyspurs]

Yeah, I've never been in a group where we've left someone outside, on the rare occasions anyone got stopped from entering a bar or pub or told to leave. Not judging. Sounds like her friends were really attentive and supportive and just didn't realise the danger.

[@laurenanderson7330]

You’d expect someone to be ok getting a taxi straight home

[@missatomicbomb555]

But they did make sure she got on the taxi and then texted both her and her flatmate to make sure she made it home. Once they realized she didn't, they immediately notified the police. In some of these cases, the friends are careless and uncaring, but not this one. They really cared for her, what more could they do? Sure, one of them could go in the taxi with her and make sure she actually got inside then get back to the pub, but I don't think it should be expected unless she was so drunk she couldn't even walk or something. It didn't seem that bad... it's just unfortunate, really.

[@katiebear5802]

As a resident of Hull, this episode was close to home and brought back so many of the emotions felt by many people here at that time. Mike you’ve done a fantastic job covering the case, this is the first time I’ve dared to watch anything about Libby, but I knew she was in safe hands with you. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@KylieCrime]

im your first subscriber !

[@anna6587]

@clarry1324we don’t have open borders and are no longer part of the EU

[@loretta_3843]

Just imagine being a parent and realising you raised a kid that turned into this monster?😬😬😬

[@user-ps5zj7wk5x]

Sometimes, they contributed to this outcome.

[@ms.krueger2660]

My cousin was raised in a good home. He was In jail more than he was out. He was into everything. He did everything but murder. He died from heart failure at 50. He lived a rough life. In his case he lived in the worst neighborhood in our area. I lived just 15 minutes away in a good neighborhood.

[@HeatherHolt]

Imagine you have TWO KIDS with a s*xual predator and you’re not even from this country. That would be terrifying bc I’d always be thinking what if my kids grow up to be weirdos too.

[@badabing8152]

just imagine being a parent and realising you raised a sloot. Equally as terrifying.

[@shamikeatley4760]

~or married a monster & ddn't realize it...!

[@DB-uj2py]

Mike, thanks for still being the same you after all these shows and popularity! Your charm and gift of storytelling is exactly why we all love you. Thanks for not slicking yourself up and staying true. You are the best!

[@gingersnap931]

I remember watching a documentary about Libby Squire and the Taxi Driver who drove her home was really messed up over this. Understandably so. Never leave your friends alone, never just put them in a taxi alone, if one of you is going home, go in a group. Having a night out cut short is better than something like this happening again.

[@matthewbevilaqua8817]

If anyone is wondering why she was wandering the streets and didn't go in to her house when the cab dropped her off she didn't have her keys and was locked out.

[@cdes1776]

Unfortunately, it's fairly common, or used to be. It was a big controversy as people were angry at the parents of a young murdered high school student of a very high profile case here in southern Ontario, Canada. She'd been locked out.

[@Bradphil87]

Someone was home tho? Remember her friends called them to ask if she had made it home yet when she didn’t text back

[@VioletJoy]

But her roommates were home.

[@donaldrobinson7063]

oh ok. i remember being locked out of my house and wndering the streets too instead of making calls to friends or family or trying a window, or breaking in, or sleeping on the porch or sleeping at a friends or exes or . Drinking or not... she had to know that predators are lurking in the UK.....could be a cop in uniform or a kid from the uni or just a taxi driver .......could be anyone.

[@matthewbevilaqua8817]

@@VioletJoy I'm just going by what I saw in another documentary on this case a few years ago. House mate maybe didn't hear her knocking..bell wasn't working maybe? Who knows

[@MNWILD43]

I normally don't say much, but Mike's the best at what he does. Every once in a while I just gotta say it.

[@phaedrapage4217]

Agreed 100%. Plus feel like he really does appreciate each and every one of us and hopes that none of us ever become the subject of one of his videos. Ya gotta love Mike!

[@ginger7344]

Couldn’t agree more. What a great guy our Mike is.

[@MonTube2006]

Get a room

[@twerkingherkin]

Agree!!

[@josephb4770]

Mike for President of Ireland!!

[@acemillionbmi3241]

I remember when this case happened, my partner at the time was friends with Libby. I will always remember turning on the news to hear her body was found, and everyone around me just crumbling in emotions. Please be safe on a night out, always make sure your friends or loved ones get home safe. R.I.P Libby

[@tinab3627]

Never leave your friends. Ever. Especially. Especially if they’re drunk! Horrible.

[@carlae5615]

These stories make me mad.😢 I was left one night because my friends assumed i went home . I ended up waking to rain falling on my face in the back of a parking lot between 2 truck trailers. It was a Putt Putt arcade but the trailers were always in the very back of parking lot. I was sick and scared. I had to walk to find a payphone and call for someone to pick me up. Yes I'm old....

[@user-hr4rv8rf1w]

Yes well I feel for you big time my daughter was out with wrong crowd so dangerous if I didn’t have my car damn don’t know what would happen but she’s safe in New Zealand with a good man thank you lord I just wish I had a car again I hate York it’s not what it seems trust me and I live in good area!

[@user-hr4rv8rf1w]

I’m 66 now think I’m 30 😂

[@Janellabelle]

That must be why serial killers were so successful then...girls didnt have their phones on them they had to stumble around drunk trying to find one. I am not that old but for some reason when i didnt have my phone on and lived in my first apartment in the hood i had to walk about a mile to a payphone. To call people to come get me after my bf wrecked my car and went back to his moms house. Smfh 😂 i lived.

[@carlae5615]

@user-hr4rv8rf1w I learned the hard way and I grew up on the poor side of town so I was street smart, but no common sense at that age. I don't know how I survived most days.

[@carlae5615]

@@user-hr4rv8rf1w I'm only 50 and feel 80🤣🤣🤣

[@BNatoAk]

I always stop what I'm doing to watch that chapter!

[@ThatChapter]

Haha thanks so much!!! Hope you enjoy the video!

[@pavlovasupernova1013]

Me too! Yay!

[@NathalieLindberg-qp6qh]

Same here!

[@clementine2001]

@@ThatChapter I hated the video. Not because of you, but damn, that poor girl.

[@liammurphy2022]

Let's hope you're not driving on the motorway when he uploads then 😂😂😂

[@Nellbae]

Dang Mike, you gave me chills with your delivery of "..if that happened, I wouldn't be telling this story. " 😢

[@young0cidy]

A young woman in a vulnerable state alone late at night. It's a recipe for disaster. I've never gone to any party where I couldn't leave if my friends wanted to go home. Safety first, there are really monsters out there waiting for vulnerable people to prey on.

[@PineHillHouse]

I’m polish and have never heard of this crime. I’m feeling so ashamed and so sorry for Libby and her family 💔

[@mariemarie2888]

That’s a beautiful comment but you can’t be sorry for another’s actions especially terrible ones. I have said the same myself before but we can’t think like that because it’s just a stereotype ❤

[@user-ps5zj7wk5x]

Be brave, be like Poland.

[@KylieCrime]

im your first subscriber,!

[@billphilips8522]

what? just because you're polish and he happens to feel polish YOU feel ashamed? what? do you have anything else stupid you want to say?

[@weronikaofierska3746]

Same, listening to this piece of sh... lying in polish made me so agnry. It made me so sad for this girls family, so angry for the polish community.

[@lorieunicorn]

Mike saying he loves us is the perfect ending to a bad day.

[@sharonsmalls6846]

Even on a good day!! We must be positive when communicating with each other. 🤗💜

[@VishusVenom]

How cringe

[@pjlewisful]

yes

[@jakejacobson2999]

He loves your views that make him money. That’s all

[@Zeb-gb2uk]

​@@sharonsmalls6846 Took the words right out of my keyboard 😅peace be with you and yours🙏💕

[@miyashadowfox8711]

Thank you for always highlighting the victim's lives and personalities. It's one of the reasons I love watching your content. Yes, you talk about the perpetrator, but you make sure that the victims aren't forgotten.

[@Thestorminator89]

Hull was voted the worst place to live in England, by its own residents. Being from Hull myself, I can say it's not without its issues, but compared to other larger cities it is relatively quiet and safe. either that or i'm used to it. I'm surprised you didn't have more of a dig at us Mike, unlike other people who happily degrade us. I do remember the libby case fairly well. Her friends created a memorial of an angel painted on the wall where she was last seen.

[@JustinZayn884]

It’s surreal after all the years watching you that you’re covering a murder where I live, I remember this tho it’s was awful.

[@Naeblis-qp5qk]

Can you tell me why she didn't make it home in the cab. Like did the cab driver drop her off somewhere other than home

[@Pooki2024]

@@Naeblis-qp5qkJust watch the damn video

[@lincolnmasonhughes7452]

Was just about to say the same😊

[@Naeblis-qp5qk]

@@Pooki2024 I did I must have missed it and what's with the attitude i didn't even ask u mf

[@frowningJoker]

Wow, your memory sure is superhuman, after all, this happened 5 years ago in the town that you live in.

[@wiseguy100]

Happened in my town. The grief in the city was like shockwaves spreading through the community.

[@itzamia]

England gotta stop those illegal immigrants! Build that wall! Build that wall!

[@allmodcons2274]

Yeah, I remember it well. No longer live there but, as my hometown, I had many friends from back home really upset. Wellie had been one of my haunts over 40 yrs ago. It was a spit and sawdust kinda dive, full of students.

[@charliejb1747]

​​@@allmodcons2274 I loved those kind of pubs! 😊

[@allmodcons2274]

Oh wtf! I'm a Hull lass. I remember this case, year before lock down. I used to go to the Wellie, Blue Lamp, and a club called Silhouettes, all along Spring Bank. Orchard Park and Bransholme are tasty areas. Hull has some issues, especially after the loss of the North Sea fishing industry. Always among the top ten of social deprivation related issues.

[@Dontcomeformepeople]

I have never understood friends thinking partying is more important than your friends you don’t send some home alone - much less someone impaired. Arrive together, leave together.

[@l.w.tomaso6277]

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that people don't think bad things can happen to them. It doesnt/can't happen here mentality. Until it does, and then they realized oh s*** I took that too lightly. Plus alcohol was involved and they might have been slightly less drunk than her, or at least holding it together better than she was. We all definitely need to learn to take care of each other better and not think the worst can't happen.

[@CrypticCharm]

i remember this case, it was only a few years ago, and i always wondered about the insanity that night, she was dropped off at her door, but didn't go in, and then she was preyed upon by a monster, it's pure insanity. my heart breaks for her family, and all her friends who got her a taxi and thought she was heading home

[@chasnfireflies317]

Yeah. Her family is surely hurting. I wish them peace at least knowing. Not knowing would be horrible.

[@krisbacks]

@@chasnfireflies317It seems apparent that her remains were on their way to the North Sea. I couldn’t say what opportunities arose for her to be discovered. Things would be very different if something as simple as the weather caused her to go unnoticed. No body translates to not much of a case. Justice might not have been served if no DNA was found. As heartbreaking as finding Libby must’ve been for her loved ones, she could then be mourned proper, allowing friends and family to say goodbye.

[@chasnfireflies317]

@krisbacks amen! That was exactly what I was thinking. It has to be brutal to them to imagine her the way she was found but the not knowing has got to be maddening! I've lost two daughters, both at 21. I visualize it more than I care to. I am grateful to not have to also wonder. It sounds like a horrible and heart breaking situation!

[@jodiforeman3314]

So many serial killers of madmen live double lives and their families have no idea

[@krisbacks]

Very sad to hear that @@chasnfireflies317, I hope you are finding peace in your life after such loss.

[@MariAsherahRose]

Mike is my absolute fave True Crime KZbinr. I have other favorites like Coffehouse Crime and DireTrip to name 2, but Big Dawg is #1 for me.

[@Him_He_Me]

I like Coffee House crime too. I can also listen to them as I draw. Awesome narration

[@ThatsabigfatNo]

If you haven’t tried, “just thought lounge “ I suggest you try it, if you like these 2, you’ll also like him. 😎😊

[@MariAsherahRose]

@ThatsabigfatNo - Im already a long-time subscriber to JTL & I highly recommend them as well as several others like High Time Crime and Crime Zone.

[@KDiamond666]

Love all three of them lol 😂

[@elbee5784]

I love Mike because of how truly respectful he is towards the families and friends of the victims. It's really refreshing in these kinds of videos.

[@ines_uk]

11:58 Once I woke up at night from what I thought was a woman screaming outside. But few seconds later thought it sounds bit too strange for a woman. And then I saw a fox running past my window. That’s when I first learnt how a fox sounds. We have them around here just like in many other English towns. I’m not surprised people confused her screams with a fox. Unfortunately for Libby. Such a sad story.

[@chelseagirl278]

Libby we will never forget you. Your family loved you and you looked like such a sweet person. Rest in peace.

[@heavenbound7508]

And ex-boyfriend of mine used to make sure that I got home safely and that I went to the door and he waited and then he would call me also if we drove separately he'd make sure I got my car okay and had me call him when I got home... that's what we should be doing . Check on each other like that and make sure that we're safe!!! ❤

[@lisafowler3606]

I mean they called the other roommate to see if she got home later that night when they couldn’t get a hold of her. I think they did all that they could. She didn’t have her keys someone mentioned, so that’s why she couldn’t get in. Have to take some personal responsibility sometimes and make sure you don’t get drunk enough to lose your keys, she could have called another taxi to take her back instead of walking as well. Have to keep yourself safe not rely on others to do so. Too many weirdos out there waiting for opportunities like this unfortunately.

[@user-ux3qu7mr2m]

You probably thought he was controlling or acting like your dad tho ?

[@cjgroom109]

@@user-ux3qu7mr2mI’ve been in relationships where this is normal and i didn’t feel this way. I would’ve if they did other controlling things, but this to me just is rly thoughtful and wholesome

[@farmhouseonthemountain]

​@user-ux3qu7mr2m why would you think that? It warms my heart when someone tells me to text to let them know I got home safely.

[@user-ux3qu7mr2m]

@@farmhouseonthemountain Because I have had GFs tell me not to do that lol . I'm a protective person, and that gets confused for controlling sometimes. It's not that I don't trust the woman, I just dont trust the world. Lol

[@twistedrealitys742]

Fox noises can be very startling i remember my mum rang the police once as she thought someone was hurt

[@naomiledger1374]

Good on her. Better that and be mistaken than ignore cries for help as so often happens.

[@rachelann9362]

Had a fox in my yard last spring screaming at my cat and carrying on. It sounded like laughter mixed with screams. They do, unfortunately, make calls that sound an awful lot like a woman or a child screaming. Some calls coyotes make can be similar too. I don’t know how common foxes are where this took place, but I could see the person making that mistake.. especially if the screaming stopped pretty quickly.

[@reallifefiasco]

We rung the cops when we heard a woman screaming in our woods. Turns out it was just raccoons. I was mortified at the sound.

[@kristinebailey6554]

"Sounds like a threat..." Good one and true enough.

[@jonathanschubert8645]

Mike, I don't normally put my thoughts out at random, but man, your dedication to the subject is so very admirable. I can't thank you enough for your trips on the scene, the real photos... It's so thorough. Thank you.

[@lisasim]

I vaguely remember one case, where the friends actually made sure their friend, who was drunk, got home safely, but after a while she got out of her house and it didn't end up well. But yeah, it shouldn't discourage us from taking care of our friends.

[@kirstier4873]

Myself and a friend both walked home down Newland Avenue at around midnight that night. We were both studying social work and felt the guilt of not walking a slightly different street at a slightlly different time and thought maybe we couldve helped, but right around then Libby had turned down someone else's help, so maybe we'd just have more to regret. I now work for a domestic abuse charity and i think of Libby often. People may question her choices that night, but we all know it's nothing different from things students do every single academic year. Knowing this (not amazing, but very busy and well-lit) area myself, i'd have never ever thought i could be in such danger. Not that any of that matters, because it shouldnt be that women need to strategise their entire lives around avoiding violence.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

Actually, men are homicide victims at a much greater rate than women are. No human should be prey for another, but there are a lot of predators out there and they tend to prey on the vulnerable.

[@Flaschenteufel]

Idk if it's "the whole life" if you have a look on being safe in rather unsafe circumstances. Yes in a flowerfluffysuperduperworld you wouldn't need that but here we are. Just stating "something shouldn't be" doesn't shifts reality so better take care at least a bit i guess?

[@kirstier4873]

@Flaschenteufel Oh i'm sorry, I wasn't trying to solve violence against women in a KZbin comments section, I guess that was my mistake here. I was saying the that victims of violent crime should not be the ones responsible for preventing violent crime. Pretty simple really and if you disagree, I'll happily let you know you're part of the problem :)

[@Flaschenteufel]

@@kirstier4873 people these days: "i want to act as irresponsible as possible and if it makes me do a belly flop into poo IT'S YOUR FAULT" :D ...and yes, sure, it's only women that have to be careful in this world. Nothing would EVER happen to a man, right?^^ Jesus this mindset is so dumb.

[@kirstier4873]

@Flaschenteufel ... I mean I literally just didn't say any of these things. I care about issues affecting men, and i think it's a very feminist idea to say that women ARE capable of being violent and dangerous towards men. I'm afraid you're arguing with someone who isn't here.

[@Marcheen]

Im from Poland. I remember this case and here in PL I think the media and all of us thought he was simply innocent, the media was in innocent type of news about it and so I think all of us build his innocent story. So hard hearing and seeing one of my polish guys did such a terrible thing. I want to say Im deeply sorry for what have happend. Im in shock that evil can be so close and so hard to notice. He had two kids. Wife. Jesus, they say when you have first baby all is changed. Well, for him for a sick worse! Im truly shocked and want to appolagize her mother and all her famiky, her close friends. The world is a fine place... Not always.

[@TheScouseassassin]

Therein lies the problem my friend, decent Polish guys like you still live in Poland, unfortunately we are getting the low lifes and criminals, they have destroyed my once peaceful town.

[@kimberlyborja5947]

Not one friend could have given up a night of partying to make sure your drunk friend gets home SAFE!! Insane

[@Sdh6433]

Was awful, everyone lived on edge here and hoped she was found. Was so sickening to hear what had actually happened. Hull still remembers her going past her bench memorial

[@nathanmiller4344]

I’m a student at the University of Hull, in my second year. It is horrifying what happened to Libby, RIP

[@daviddaddy]

I see these exact same scenarios happen soooo much!!! It's really sad how many "friends" don't make sure their friends get home safely. It drives me nuts, because they are easily preventable. My Condolences and Prayers to all The Families and friends of Libby and other people who suffered similar fates, Rest in Peace.

[@misssmallest]

This happened in my county.. utterly heartbreaking that Libby’s light was snuffed out like this. I worked in the city centre and would work late in the office at night before catching the train home, after this.. the streets were abandoned when it started to get dark. And those who went out, went out in groups and even carried mace and pocket knives on our keychains. It changed the entire atmosphere and culture of the city. It’s not fair to blame her friends, how could have anyone have known this would go on to happen to her? Poor lass deserved better.

[@maddybertani8161]

Love to all of you! Have a great weekend and let's give it a goooo! 💖

[@flagbabygirl]

I have taught my daughter to never ever be alone. If she is somewhere waiting to wait inside with someone. Don’t leave a friend alone , never walk alone , etc. the one thing all these cases have in common is a woman or young girl ALONE!!! If you go out with friends use a buddy system. Pair up with another friend and you are stuck to that friend until you are both home safe.

[@laurielester9437]

How sad. What a lovely young lady. Rest-in-peace Libby. 😢

[@bethanyannison4430]

This is where I live, this was devastating. What a vile animal he was 🤬

[@joyousbloom731]

Monster.

[@twerkingherkin]

You're so friggin funny. I originally wasn't a fan of your upbeat storytelling but it grew on me because YT wouldn't stop recommending your Channel. I'm so glad I gave it a chance.

[@ms.krueger2660]

When listening to these stories you need a little laugh or smile.😀 They are horrible. 😱

[@twerkingherkin]

@ms.krueger2660 I've come to understand that and I love it!!

[@TCthaCrisis]

He never jokes on the victim and often jokes/insults the bad person. Don't know how it bothered you at 1st.

[@iforgetjustwhyitaste1061]

His jokes are on the expense of the victimizers, not the victims. And his storytelling so entertaining, because if it was just regurgitated facts, nobody would watch these videos. As weird as it seems, true crime is a form of entertainment, so being entertaining while presenting the facts is important. And you can probably glean some information from these videos, like in this video, never letting your friends that are drunk or on drugs go off by themselves. Predators will capitalize on these people. Shit, most of the videos are about the people you know preying on people they know. Most crimes aren’t just strangers targeting random people, most violent crimes have a more logical reason, like gaining money, or taking vengeance on a person for emotional reason.

[@laurenanderson7330]

@@TCthaCrisisit’s just not my style. But I watch them occasionally anyway lol

[@Sammaxbr]

Being from the UK i remember when this case was all over the news, even recall watching some of the reports featured in this video when they were broadcast live. There's a wonderful documentary on this case named Libby, Are You Home Yet? Very much recommend for anybody wanting to know more about the story. Rest In Peace Libby

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

Oh poor Libby. RIP 🕊 🕯

[@seanmadison6360]

Thank you for going back to titles that don't give the whole plot away. : )

[@callumhayes7502]

Needed this, hit by a car on Saturday, came out of hospital this morning 🚑 🏥 Feeling sorry for myself, hopefully this puts things into perspective ❤

[@lisamh9037]

That's terrible! So scary. Get better soon!

[@dazhigh9208]

just seen this episode, it was all over our local news as just a hour a way so tragic. Really well told all your video's are always very respectful to all concerned. 😞

[@leighnicole100]

My ex is from Hull. I remember the case if Libby Squire and even though my ex and I weren't together anymore, I followed this case. My ex used to frequent Welly all the time too and I'd walked by it multiple times when I went to see him, so it definitely felt like it hit home. It was horrifying when she was found but such a relief that her killer was caught.

[@josephconnor2310]

Wow.

[@47beesinacrabshell55]

A few years ago a similar thing happened to a friend of mine, I wasn't out with them on that night, but i still had to pause at 5:25. It quickly removed the 'it would never happen here/it would never happen to us' ideal Bless you for going over Libby's story

[@faykouri1162]

What a horrible tragic ending to an evening out with friends!

[@thomascrabbe1583]

Second you said Kingston Upon Hull, I thought 2 things: "Ew, Hull.", and "I know exactly where this is going." I lived nearby at the time (off Newland Ave) and it was absolutely awful - like a lot of other people have said already, it sent shockwaves throughout the area.

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you Mike. Another disgusting monster off the streets. So sad. Maybe if the police had been putting out warnings, specific ones about THAT monster in THAT area and at THAT time in their history, this young lady would not have been alone at all. I hope she is at peace now. Condolences to all her loved ones. One monster down but at the expense of another good person which is a loss for possibly the whole world. Who knows what she might have accomplished?🙏🏼💔🕊️

[@eg4374]

if your friend is not allowed into a place yall were planning on going, and instead of leaving with them, you still go on in and leave them behind -- you're a bad friend.

[@emhansom6753]

This is my home town it was awful.Libby will always be in our hearts ❤️

[@AmberFerrariGirl]

Like a few others, this crime was very local to me... I worked in a building only a block away and had driven past The Welly less than an hour before she was turned away at the door. I see the coverage and think "if only I had worked a little bit later that night, maybe I could have given her a lift home or helped". Her death shocked the area and the local student community. Thoughts and prayers with her family and loved ones as we mark 5 years since this awful event 💔

[@johncumiskey672]

A truly sad case , the poor girl and her family . He should never be released 😢😢

[@teresah4972]

“After what he did, sounds like a threat.” Sure does!

[@robgrey6183]

Yep. And, since this is Britain, there will be an appeal and he'll have his sentence reduced to a year or so.

[@LawNerdSoph]

​@robgrey6183 there isn't going to be an appeal. 27 years before parole board even considers release.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

In the US as well. Plea deals and out on bond before he gets two years and five yrs probation. ​@@robgrey6183

[@Danisuzette]

Holy crap. This is the first time I've seen a crime video where the police went above and beyond. Sadly this time it just happened too fast.

[@anjicollins5130]

Her friends did everything right,why she walked away from home,is as simple as she felt like a walk n she was upset…HE is totally RESPONSIBLE for libbys murder n rape..he should never be released. RIP libby,forever young…🙏🏼💔

[@rachaelfryer6200]

I am from hull. And honestly this case is heart breaking. But this brought the city together

[@ShlimeGTA]

I'm out fishing for the weekend, just set up and got into my bed wrapped up. Opened up KZbin to this gem 🙌 Thanks, Mike

[@sazchez]

I too am from the magical place that is Kingston upon Hull. Thank you for covering this one.

[@lynnehuff7059]

and Mick Ronson was from Hull. He said "I'm from Hull" when approached to wear makeup.

[@doygazgar]

Unbelievable the number of crimes that are solved by cctv footage 👏 we need them everywhere 😢

[@kellyscott6361]

My heart goes out to Libby’s family. I hope and pray they are somehow able to heal as time passes. I can only imagine that healing will take a long time as parents can never truly get past the loss of a child. After being with two of my close friends who each lost 2 children in tragic events, I learned that they eventually found peace and acceptance over many years. I’m praying that God comforts them in the way that only He can. Whether or not they have faith in God, I hope they know that people from thousands of miles away are sending so much love their way! ❤❤❤

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

Even when in this situation the friends did the right thing and put her in a taxi to go home ,didn't just leave at the club door saying we're see you tomorrow is what I'm getting at ,which in these exact same stories the girl is just left on the street by her m8s but like I said her friends did the right thing and yet things of the worst type happened.

[@merhona3472]

Yes. But when we had similar issues getting into clubs. We would just go somewhere else altogether. Do not leave freinds behind. Not even at the whim of a taxi driver who might take advantage of a drunk girl. Lets teach our kids to look out for each other.

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

@merhona3472 I know what your saying as some taxi drivers have turned out to be some of the worst attackers.

[@JE4-1]

What annoyed me the most was that not one person went with her to make sure she made it home safe if she was that drunk. How the hell did they think she was going to get inside if she was that drunk? And why was she wandering the streets and refusing help but readily getting inside that monster's car? Never let a friend go by themselves anywhere, ESPECIALLY when drunk.

[@BikingVikingHH]

Because women make extremely poor decisions regardless of their intoxication, and most female friends don’t give a damn about each other.

[@tillitsdone]

I thought her friends handled it properly. And it's been reported she wasn't so drunk to not be able to open her house door.

[@thevagabondsageinthewoods]

Mike, you’re like a visit from an old friend. Thanks for always being around. ❤

[@doctorkhumalo7730]

If your friend is so drunk that she is not allowed into a bar, you don't put her in a taxi by herself, at the very least one of those so called friends should have gone home with her.

[@emily.toombs]

Mike, you got so much love on the Why Files after files show last night!

[@irishis3]

I love weird crossovers like that 😊

[@markbaker5599]

I love the why files. AJ watches Mike?

[@desertparanormal2791]

I love Why Files too!!

[@clementine2001]

@@markbaker5599 I know KY watches Mike.

[@MonTube2006]

​@@desertparanormal2791I don't know WF

[@chuckle79]

Another tragic yarn. Well spoken young Mike. RIP Libby.

[@thecorvus100]

The police dispatcher answering the phone with “how may I help?” Is the most British thing I’ve heard in a while 😂

[@tivanyamoodley3576]

0:01 You know Mike, I've been watching you from your awkward days , watched you blossom into this crazy courageous guy digging through all the filth of humanity to bring awareness to these crimes, these cowards and things to look out for. I really appreciate this channel and can undoubtedly say this is very my all time favorite channel. But it kinda concerns me that I've been watching you for years but just now noticed that dimple 😮. Keep being you Mike. Love you always❤

[@tivanyamoodley3576]

@@MonTube2006 is there a problem?

[@Janellabelle]

Hes jealous. Thats the problem.​@@tivanyamoodley3576

[@Im_on_couch_arrest]

@@MonTube2006what is your problem?

[@MonTube2006]

@@Im_on_couch_arrest it's not mine.

[@Im_on_couch_arrest]

@@MonTube2006 certainly seems as if you have a problem

[@derekstocker6661]

Another great report and a very sad story, great police and forensics all let down by yet another ridiculous sentence. RIP Libby, you deserved far better justice.

[@kait2972]

What evidence proved he raped her or that she was killed and he did it?

[@amyarcher4310]

I've been watching your videos for a long while now. Thanks for covering this case. I'm from Hull and this case shocked me to the core. Libby deserved to be safe here.

[@BirdieToBogey]

Been in bed with flu for 4 days binge watching Mike. Thanks for making me smile Mike! Can’t wait see you hit 2m!

[@coreencasey5109]

Twice a week i enjoy my cup of morning tea even more with Mike. Love from Australia. ❤

[@2lefThumbs]

Gotta be impressed at the translator's speed during the interrogation

[@BenyNukem]

Agreed ,still I would expect any foreign person especially young one to be fluent in English after 7 years.

[@uwhehnf]

Hi Mike, I think you should cover the Marc Dutroux case. I wasn't even born when this man committed his heinous crimes but it haunts our country of Belgium still and he regularly shows up on the news even today regarding parole, etc. ... Would really love to see you do this case justice ❤

[@pyr3x849]

You've grown so much since I first started watching you. Don't change man and don't just ignore those of us who helped lift you up. 🙏

[@reginamushi6582]

❤❤❤ All the way from Tanzania, thank you for the videos, have a great weekend xx

[@edunpelumipeters2252]

Thank you Tanzania ❤❤❤ I was in your country for vacation and I really enjoyed myself 😊. Your country is great

[@reginamushi6582]

❤ thank you so much! Am glad you had a good experience in TZ, do come again and bring your friends 😊, I lived in England for a decade, it was nice but I missed my home alot 😊 was coming back every year, once or twice per yr!