Horrific Tales in the Cotswolds | Halloween Special Part Two

[@TheCotswoldExplorer]

In this second Halloween Special we're taking you on a tour of horrific events and foul deeds that took place in the Cotswolds! Where else would you like us to visit?

[@lauriewarner4848]

Bravo, this is how ghost stories should be told and viewed….your narrative is excellent

[@josmith2031]

Dorset full of 😱😱😱😱

[@jademelrose8765]

Cornwall ❤

[@harolynallison485]

Boy you said it he is incredible

[@magdatorruellas9122]

Witchcraft? I don’t know with all the animals and stuff that was around him. I would have assumed. Druid! And obviously the throat and crossing his chest, he was killed by Christian

[@LordoftheReedyRiver]

I can’t get over how talented Robyn is with the telling of spooky tales. I’d love to hear him read M.R.James or even Lovecraft.

[@THEPAGEBURNER1979]

This man has the masters voice for story telling.

[@KnittyKitty86]

Or Tolkien.

[@Hotsince83]

So true 👏 I hope he gets a lot of voice-over and narration work offered as a result of these outstanding shows.

[@lizabuckles4086]

The perfect voice for this type of narration. I am a bonafide fan!

[@malcolmrichardson3881]

Gruesome Cotswold tales, perfectly executed! Thank you.

[@dizzyprepper7850]

I have watched both parts of this Halloween Special and thoroughly enjoyed them. May I also add, Mr Cotswold Explorer. You have a great voice for horror...

[@boosqueezy2418]

just discovered this channel, and am obsessed already! excellent work! salutations from america

[@CaesarInVa]

You will LOVE this channel!!!!!!!

[@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210]

I just found this channel today and i am on a BINGE lol

[@GONERSonTV]

Just discovered you and so glad I did. Your story telling ability is superb, your voice has the perfect cadence and intonation. The editing and video composition is first class. Sir, more stories please ! Kurt Knapp

[@friendlywomble]

Very enjoyable viewing, thank you Robin and director Arrowsmith. The walks 🐕 with Widget in the dark rural streets allowed for a suitable cold and lonely atmosphere.

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

Will share this Channel to all my friends😀

[@KevinTheCountryman]

I just love this channel!

[@russellbarron6775]

Thanks again. Just watched both parts. I wrote an essay a few years ago on the supposed lost art of telling a tale. Some people have the gift, some don't. You definitely do have the gift. Not sure if it is the presentation, the accent, the writing, probably the combination of all three. Thanks again.

[@LindaC616]

He's definitely talented, but I agree that the fact that it's filmed on location, the production quality, really increases the effect.

[@tarawehry7105]

The buildings look spooky

[@sylviabartsch6205]

What a wonderful blue color on the sky, so lovely dog you have, nice company.

[@bigd4746]

Moonlight Blue 🙂

[@omarra6781]

You have the best narrator voice ever. I just throw on a video and am lulled into some kind of otherworldly place.

[@carollee4356]

I really enjoyed this and hope to visit the Cotswold thank you from Harleysville Pennsylvania

[@lionelmarytravels6003]

Yet another set of intriguing tales, Robin. Excellent filming and story telling. Compelling viewing. Great stuff.

[@debbierichards8182]

Love your voice & it's paced so nicely. And, of course, love your puppy; but what kind is it?

[@AliSkarsgard]

Amazing and informative as always. Thank you Robin for this entertaining Halloween themed special.

[@Stephiesma]

The Cotswolds are on my bucket list to go to it’s so gorgeous and seems from a different world

[@albertvermeule5844]

Great stories by a great storyteller.

[@snowman3630]

BRILLIANT STORIES AND HISTORY FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR ROBIN HOPE YOU ARE WELL TAKE CARE FOLK 👌

[@helenhoward5346]

Love it. All the good ghost stories and footage of the locations without the stupid staged ghost hunting bit afterwards.

[@gaiagreen2690]

"I hope you enjoyed these horrific tales" is a worthy ending of a masterfully told story. 🙂 You have a new subscriber from Switzerland and I consider myself very lucky to have found you!

[@anbualagan9208]

Thank you Sir.

[@bessiemann7468]

I enjoyed this. You have a great voice for this.

[@sofis2579]

WE LOVE THIS CHANEL! soon will be in england to visita coastwalds! Greetings form Argentina🇦🇷

[@willdobson79]

What a storyteller!! Fabulous work. 💀

[@allandavis8201]

Putting aside the dark side of the Cotswolds, I think that this region of the United Kingdom is one of the most beautiful and quintessential you will ever find, and that’s in a country with so many wonderful and diverse areas of natural beauty and man made towns and villages. I was lucky enough to be brought up in the smallest county, Rutland, and if you don’t know where to look you would never find, without any guidance or detailed map, some villages and hamlets tucked away in the Rural idle that is Rutland. Thanks for sharing these wonderful stories with us all, absolutely perfect for Halloween and informative as well. My first taste of your channel and definitely a thumbs up 👍👍 and I am now subscribed. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 P.S I am surprised that William went straight back to his burglary after two years in prison, my impression of jail in the 1800s is pretty grim, extremely squalid with little to none in the way of ablutions, sloping out daily, overcrowded, smelly, vermin infested and extremely brutal prison guards, I personally wouldn’t have wanted to go back in jail again, especially if my impression of conditions is anywhere near the reality.

[@billturner3202]

So well produced. Really enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@triptisharma5121]

This new series is so cool 😍 the channel in itself is a treasure, this new series is a cherry on the cake ♥️

[@robertgoosen5616]

I love these Halloween Specials they are brilliant and the voice of the narrator is just mesmerising, fantastic voice for story telling and poetry -Oh P.S I am Mrs Goosen using my hubbys account hee he he

[@leannehall7852]

Just found your channel. You're a very talented story teller. Look forward to more.

[@susanbelida6981]

Wonderful narration sir!! Good story.

[@magdatorruellas9122]

Wish I could listen to you without commercials, but I understand they’re needed thank you all the same

[@lauriewarner4848]

This is exactly how and who ghost stories should be told. BRAVO … AND give your cute doggie a hug and pet from me !

[@mariashelly6392]

I just love listening to this guy!

[@susanbelida6981]

Love your little dog!!

[@shirleyallison2460]

I LOVE to listen to your spooky tales so much! Absolutely magnificent you are with your stories, all the history and the pictures etc and I love that you film with your dog. Everything you do is perfect for a spooky night of listening. Thank you!

[@N_LAW]

Excellent love your story could listen to all day I hope don't mind use you to go to sleep its your voice thank you

[@carolmiller2683]

Excellent, excellent, excellent. You are a born raconteur. 🌹🌹🌹

[@benjaminfranklinrodriguezd7903]

Excited for this years spooky stuff!!

[@toekafrank6998]

Thank you. Enjoyed this very much!🙂🙏

[@jacqui7672]

Got me hooked! Subscribed straight away! Thumbs up to boot!

[@MariaAnnunziata-sp6de]

.... You finally got me!! ............ I subscribed because I don't wanna lose any of your ghostly tales 💟🎄💟🎄💟🎄💟🎄✨✨✨✨ love from Italy

[@willowlivseraphin4458]

New subscriber ,hello From Manchester England is so beautiful ,love this thanks. 💜👑💜

[@lizscutt7899]

Good evening/morning having been searching for a new spooky story outlet.....here you are!! thoroughly enjoyable, A+ all round 😊

[@silverback8183]

I'd love to live in an area like this with so much history

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Superb again! Brilliantly and so skillfully presented and narrated by you Robin, bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊👍👍 but….I need more still! I am addicted and hunger….for….more of these true ghost stories. Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 more 😄😊😉

[@justme-tj3jt]

Always look forward to your uploads. I live in Canada and if I were to ever visit England it would be to this part of the country because of these tales. Happy Halloween all and thank you Robyn.

[@ohno8398]

Anyone who disliked was just too spooked by these amazing stories!

[@davidallitt3281]

I thoroughly enjoy these programmes, thank you & regards from New Zealand.

[@ursulabecker3200]

What a great voice!!! Like butter!

[@michelledevereux1905]

Very enjoyable....

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

I love your little dog! What is his name and what breed is he? Pets for him!

[@billymorrison4032]

So true

[@thomasladdy8270]

Have you ever considered doing a video on Burnt Norton near Aston Subedge? The estate is best known for being the inspiration for T. S. Eliot's poem of the same name, but has a tragic history also.

[@aaliaraja19]

Love this channel my absoloute favourite ❤

[@DB-nw4gk]

Very John Hurt sounding ❤

[@jeneendove1589]

Hello from Kalama Washington USA love ❤ your stories

[@KistoDreams]

Superior Halloween fare. Many thanks.

[@naturelvr123]

What radio can I tune in to listen to your stories? Love your Halloween stories. I was born Halloween in 1945.

[@noreenclark2568]

Great ghost stories love them

[@hArtyTruffle]

The first story where the young wife Harriet murdered her husband Thomas. She didn’t mention another man, but wrote how her husband was tempted by Satan, which would indicate that he was an abusive husband. The poor orphaned child 😢 I wonder what happened to their child.

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

Niceeeeee i was living in witney for 10 years

[@MrDuffnote]

What about the time that David cameron moved into a house in the Cotswolds ? Surely that's very scary for the neighbours...

[@russellherbert9670]

Very spooky , well described by robin 👻

[@colinbrigham8253]

Thank you 😊

[@catalinafreire6585]

Wonderful.

[@sylviabartsch6205]

Hello! I like to visit places of natur around the City.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Again how hate and fear plays a role in murder,in the first story.

[@adrianamadelenstan4758]

Interesant !!

[@joejones9520]

They talk about Chicago, Baltimore...North Korea for God's sakes!...but it sounds like the truly most dangerous place is...The Cotswolds.

[@mva1965]

What breed of dog is your companion?

[@wht-rabt-obj]

I would LOVE to live in the English countryside.

[@klausgh]

I can highly recommend it.

[@maguffintop2596]

You air need to be a reader on Audible!! Perfect voice!!

[@Backwoods_Squatch]

I like the hat.

[@sledgehammer9739]

For someone that couldn't write, she did a really good job of knocking out a rhyme about her very own execution. Hmmm?

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

You Sir, were born to tell Creepy, Spooky stories :) You should really start a separate channel for telling of olden day, historical hauntings & oddities.. so you can join on my Playlist of True Crime & Spooky story channels!

[@maguffintop2596]

24:45 the surgeon died in 1833 but killed his wife in 1864? Just wondering about actual date. Also were cameras that well used as to suspect on being planted across the street from a house on a sign?

[@Amazonkiller65]

Charged in 1864 died in broadmoore in 1833...🤔

[@jackwatson3944]

He made £200 at the market in the 1760s...that's over £42,000.

[@skeeterinnewjersey5256]

The witchcraft terror that occurred on both sides of the Atlantic has always made me very sad. A man has a way with animals, or a woman knowledgeble about healing herbs had to be evil witches because "only God can heal or has the submission of wild beasts." God could heal, so a person who could heal had to be a bad witch. Senseless.

[@WWZenaDo]

@10:10 - That's an astoundingly long "confession" for someone who couldn't write, and who gave birth to a daughter, not a son.

[@josmith2031]

poor William 👍

[@toddcott9510]

I would watch the next, but just have to change my trouser s.

[@m0L3ify]

Matthews was carrying the modern-day equivalent of £40k but Jones only made off with £3.5k of that after murdering him. I have so many questions... Definitely not the brightest bulb in the box.

[@aariley2]

HaHA! A death notice in poetry! I might do my eulogy that way, but it will be funny! But poor lady, a laborer is a hard, crappy life. If she thought she could better her and her kid's life by marrying the other guy, it's no wonder.

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

❤👍🌎.

[@ernestweaver9720]

These criminals were not very bright. A camera in 1852? He went to trial in 1864 and died in an asylum in 1833. Amazing.

[@hilal7605]

Why is there no Turkish subtitle option?

[@carolg964]

Don't drink the tap water here...whatever you do!

[@lukaurshibara5837]

Wait; Richard was charged with murder in 1864 but died in broadmoor in 1833? o_O

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Hung by the neck until you are dead, why did they say until you are dead. I h have thought about it and haven't come up with an alternate end yet. I know they hung people until nearly dead then stretched them and finally just to be sure quartered/disemboweled them. Love this stuff thanks.

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[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

If you leave cooked rice out it grows a mold that contains arsenic. If the pudding she bought was already old it most certainly could have poisoned him w/o Harriet ever meaning to poison him. She could have been innocent.

[@tobydavies6366]

Chipping Campden is a town,not a village.

[@chicagogyrl4846]

An insane surgeon??!

[@DavidWoods-rk8st]

1835 it's 2022 what's that got to do with the present day

[@chicagogyrl4846]

I don’t understand how you can got to school and learn to read, but cannot write.

[@DavidWoods-rk8st]

I don't believe any bullshit such as that👹

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