AMERICAN Reacts to Top 10 SCARY British Mysteries *TERRIFYING*

[@Andy-et2qh]

The biggest mystery here is why the McCanns were never charged with neglect, who goes out for a meal and leaves 3 kids of that age alone in a hotel?

[@theantilifeequation8150]

Because they're middle class. If they were working class or on benefits they would have been vilified and charged with negligence.

[@kimarnill7648]

Totally agree, I could never understand why they didn’t have their children with them. Like you said because they were doctors and not working class they didn’t even get charged with neglect. There is something off about that couple.

[@georgejob2156]

@@kimarnill7648 Why didn't they hire a nurse, they are rich... Then afterwards putting on the poor face, pair of bastards.. Selfish and nasty..

[@cassiejames4710]

They also turned down a babysitter and the only time the mum checked was when maddy had gone. At a minimum they should have been done with neglect

[@janolaful]

And used the money raised to find her to pay there mortgage

[@The_Original_Geoff_B]

Surely the biggest UK scary mystery is how the heck did Boris Johnson become Prime Minister . . .🤔

[@iriscollins7583]

History now 😊

[@TheBabz]

You’re my latest fav voice-along story teller of original crimes & events.

[@josefschiltz2192]

Well, I lived in a house that was built atop a medieval cemetary for most of my sixty years and it was quite easy actually, because . . . now, here's the thing! . . . the inhabitants of the cemetary are dead! There was no nightly ghostly shenanigans, no floating furniture, no ghastly screams, glowing orbs or . . . well, the only creepy thing was my mother, may she rest. There are some archeologists going to do some investigative digging soon and it'll be fascinating to see what they uncover. May the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth aid thy rest.

[@josephturner4047]

Well that's disappointing.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@josephturner4047 Mind you, next door at Hill House! . . . You think I'm kidding?

[@Kari_B61ex]

I live near Dartmoor in Devon, and someone I used to work with swore the 'Hairy Hands' banged on the roof of his car - he was driving across Dartmoor at night and broke down, he called the AA and while he was waiting for them something banged many times on the roof of his car, there was no one outside. The AA fixed his car and the next day when he went to his car in daylight he saw dents in the roof - we thought he had just lost the plot, but he swore blind that something banged on his roof. 😱

[@paulforryan4253]

If he didn't see them. How did they know they would hands and b that they were hairy?

[@timglennon6814]

With the Madeline McCann yes it was shocking to hear, but what annoyed us Brits is why her parents never got charged with child neglect. What parents in their right mind leave their young child asleep in a holiday/vacation apartment and go out for dinner. The other disgusting thing about this case is that Madeline’s parents have made money from this.

[@2355Hazel]

I believe they said loss of there daughter was enough but I disagree they have other children too none of them should have been left they should have been done for neglect

[@jrpeacock8695]

deep down and after watching many differant documentarys on little Madeline i think the parents where much more invovled with her dissappearance.

[@LOVEEVERAFTER54]

i live in the uk and im a single parent trying to meet ends meat, i left my boy at home the age of ten for 1.5 hours to go and to a call for the elderly, as im a carer in the community, he had a phone, he was safe in my believe as I'm his mum, sky men were coming around that day and i did trust my boy to answer the door, to then and call me when they had arrived, he called me and said they are calling the police, i was arrested for child neglect.

[@2355Hazel]

@@LOVEEVERAFTER54 i was left at home on my own for short periods of time from about the ages of 12 I believe if they are responsible which you did thats ok you judge by the individual child as some are more than responsible but we all would not leave a 3yr old an 2 twin 1year old in a foreign country they left the door unlocked too that is neglect there was more than enough adults there for one to stay but they chose not to shocking

[@pheart2381]

They also didnt get charged with being in the habit of giving the children sedatives when they wanted an evening out by themselves.

[@moonlightcoffeeart2768]

What’s weird about spending an evening in a cemetery? They’re quiet and peaceful, I used to live in an old church that had been converted into a house so the cemetery was my back yard lol

[@binkybuns462]

Great reaction as always. You make me smile which, in these difficult times, is so very much appreciated. Congratulations on reaching 90k. Wow! I bet you didn't think you would get so far in such a short space of time. Well done, you deserve it for all the hard work you've put in. Have heard of all of these except the hairy hands. Am not sure about a movie though 'cause as a child the film that terrified me into many nightmares was 'The Mummy's Hand' (1940). Dread to think what a pair of hairy hands would do 😁. The Rendlesham Forest Incident, as it became known, is extremely interesting to me. Since it happened there has been a lot of warping of the story and some of the reports includes these. It makes it difficult for people to tell which is fact and which is fiction. Luckily for me I heard about this not long after so I remember the original story. This snippet does not do it justice at all. Firstly, not only did it involved two RAF bases which, at the time, was occupied by American Forces but also some civilians and local police. It started on the 26th Dec 1980 and went on to 28th Dec. Colonel Halt was, I believe, the deputy base commander of RAF Bentwaters and he joined in the search with a voice recorder. Part of the recording is available. It even came up in Parliament. The burn marks were not all that was discovered and it was what happened next that fascinated me. If you want to know more I suggest you look it up however I will say that the locations in the code are intriguing. They tried to debunk the recording, saying that it was the lighthouse a few miles up the road. I did listen to this arguement and, at first, you think 'okay, that sounds resonable'. Unfortunately when you go further into it and look at everything that happened and where it happened it just doesn't hold up. At least they didn't go with weather balloon, swamp gas or Venus 😁 which made a nice change 😀.

[@wolfie934]

JT you should check out the Rendlesham event. I grew up close to there and met some of the American airman (USAF Police) who witnessed the event. Used to go the forest as a kid, but much of it was lost in the great storm (Hurricane) that we had in the late 80s. There’s a UFO walking trail in the forest now.

[@arcadeeditsyt]

Was shocked to hear Suffolk! That’s where I’m from, everyone knows about the UFO spotting and there’s even a trail that you can walk and learn about it

[@butchershoppequartet8690]

Congratulations on 90,000! Totally deserved and that tatoo is on the way. The wych elm is a tree and she was found inside the tree trunk.

[@jimmybisk]

Thanks for a great reaction, That one about the suicidal dogs freaked me out. I'm from the UK & never heard that one! Am surprised another Jack never made it onto the list. That of Spring Heeled Jack - truly weird story!

[@swanvictor887]

Rendlesham Forest incident, nearly caused a serious international diplomatic argument between the UK and the USA. The 'incident' took place on New Year's Eve. A MOD investigation (Ministry of Defence) revealed rampant drug and alcohol abuse by the American soldiers based at the airfield, along with other, less savoury issues such as orgies. The 'Light' they were chasing through the woods....was a Lighthouse, on the coast a few miles away! There were severe disciplinary actions taken against the senior officers on the base for the way it was being run.

[@annglaister]

Witch elm …May I recommend M.R James ..the Ash Tree ….in fact. M.R James books in general are chilling especially when read by. Christopher Lee

[@rabbitsonjupiter6824]

M.R. James is a brilliant author! There is a story of his called The Rose Garden which really creeped me out! 😱

[@gingerninjawhinger9986]

Congrats, JT, on reaching 90,000 Subscribers! 👍 A Wych Elm or Scots Elm (Ulmus Glabra) is just a tree of the Elm family. That mystery is hardly a mystery any more because I have just solved it... as there is no question mark after the graffito "Who put Bella in the witch elm", it must be a statement, therefore, a time-travelling Doctor placed her there. 🙄😂😂

[@childofthestones2820]

wych is nothing to do with "witch" - it means weak or soft cf. German "weich".

[@Lady.Of.Kincavel]

Hi, JT. The Loch Ness monster was, apparently, judging by the photograph, an elephant. Just the top of its head and trunk above water. Back then, from what I've been told, there was a circus in the area and the elephants swam in the Loch. I've always thought it was an elephant to be honest. Carol from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@ImBigDave79]

I believe that the actual way the photo was faked is even a matter of debate. Some people have even suggested that it is a picture of a whale/dolphin that strayed in from the sea and what we think of as Nessie's head is actually a penis!!! Sometimes I worry about this country lol

[@refreshrage4944]

I’m from Devon and the drive to the road of the hairy hands isn’t that far of a drive and everytime I take that starch of road I still get creeped out but that’s mostly because of all the myths and stories I was told growing up

[@markkettlewell7441]

Well done on 90000 JT. Your infectious, happy personality is why we love you dude 😂

[@krpurple2678]

I'd guarantee anyone old enough in Australia knows Madeline's face and the story of her disappearance too. It's very peculiar

[@pauldurkee4764]

The story about Britain's so called roswell is interesting, but nothing crashed. The base was called RAF Bentwater, the base had experienced some very odd occurrences over a few days regarding contacts entering restricted airspace. What makes this story even more Interesting is that it was one of the biggest US airforce storage facilities in europe for nuclear weapons, so a very security sensitive facility. It culminated in Charles Holt, a senior air force officer, taking a party of US service personnel armed with live ammunition out into the nearby woods to find out what was going on. He also took a miniature voice recorder with him. For a senior officer to go to those lengths, which resulted in a pentagon inquiry, that doesn't sound like a hoax, that would have spelled the end of careers for everyone involved.

[@Trebor74]

There's a story going round that base staff had annoyed the SAS.

[@pauldurkee4764]

@@Trebor74 Who knows Robert, but in a lot of cases whether it is UFOs or other subjects, there are a lot of stories and false stories put out there to muddy the water, so that in the end no-one knows what to believe, classic disinformation tactics. Would the special forces get into a position of hoaxing a nuclear facility, with all the possible ramifications. There is also the business of the breaches of restricted airspace over that site, who knows?

[@robertclark2253]

Here's another mystery the Eileen Mohr Lighthouse Vanishings . 3 lighthouse keepers went missing from the island their last log entry read "heavy storms and huge waves" despite locals reporting no such thing . Adding to the mystery there were huge rocks strewn about the island , the handrail on the staircase leading to the lighthouse was twisted and mangled and the nearby church despite being unlocked took a battering ram to open and of course no signs of the lighthouse keepers .

[@sandwitch4300]

Gosh! I visited that Highgate cemetery, people go to visit graves of famous people, so glad I didn't know about the spooky goings on. But I must say it was dead creepy 😅

[@paulharvey9149]

Hi JT, congratulations on the 90,000! Seeing as you're so into Lizzie, my tattoo suggestion is Royal Cypher of Queen Elizabeth II - Royal cypher - Wikipedia . Some time ago you asked for ideas of Scottish things to react to, so how about (1) Greyfriars Bobby, (2), Burke and Hare, (3), The Jacobite Rebellions, (4), The Massacre of Glencoe, (5), The Highland Clearances, (6), The Tay Bridge Disaster, (7), Parliamo Glasgow, (8), Scotch and Wry - and especially Last Call by the Rev. I. M. Jolly; (9) Still Game...? The first two feature historical characters, the middle four are historic events; and the last three were hit TV comedy series.

[@stevegoggin6708]

do a reaction video on Madeline McCanns disappearance. one of saddest stories in recent times, but who's responsible is still in question..many think it's her parents. but the investigation has so many loop holes and question marks.

[@kayhollie1490]

Think i remember theyre questioning a guy. I think hes german or he was on holiday there. He was on holiday wen the mccans were. Look it up mate. It was on here.

[@anny1_232]

The suicidal dogs story. I read somewhere that this could be due to the appearance of the greenery or whatever under the bridge. To the dogs, maybe in a certain light, it looks like solid ground, so they jump. Unfortunately it’s not as solid as it seems.

[@wayne7521]

Also something to do with picking up scents of animals they'd hunt or something ...I've heard this one plenty of time s.. .... gotta say though ,the unexplained version is interesting.

[@vladangelus7530]

JT I've put recommendations of a tattoo several times on several of your vids. But I'll recommend it again you should get a British bulldog wearing a spiked collar in a Union Jack vest and bowler hat (Derby for Americans) with a lit cigar in the right side corner of his mouth while doing a peace sign with its left paw. You can't get a more British tattoo than that. But this is just my recommendation.

[@missk4557]

Can I suggest a tattoo of an English Bulldog with a Union Jack flag?! They're the most British tattoo you can get 😂

[@Jinty92]

As soon as I saw suicidal dogs, I knew where this was. This bridge is in my home town, 15 -20 minutes walk from my house. When it became a local and then national news story, someone thought because it was only on a clear day that the dogs were getting an optical illusion and thought it was safe on the other side. The house mentioned Overtoun House was used as a maternity home up until the late 60's.

[@deus0rcinus889]

Congrats on making 90k subs buddy. It's been really nice seeing your channel grow. Keep up the great content

[@sianneish]

Why didn't they include the Prince's in the Tower (yes it was a long time ago)? but it's one of the biggest mysteries in our history.

[@BeeLZBeeb]

Well done on the subs JT 👏

[@blufferfish0896]

6:45 They miss the part where allegedly the dogs that do survive will scramble up the hill in order to jump again.

[@boxbotstuff1348]

I live near the suicide dog bridge, but personally I haven't seen any dogs jump. The house is kinda creepy, and at night some lights are kept on and sometimes you can see figures in windows. It's a really nice place to walk around though.

[@justlis2]

Tattoo - English bulldog and English bull terrier having a cup of tea, in the rain 😂

[@loopylocks7746]

With an Union Jack umbrella over their heads with a quote saying ‘Alright mate?” 😂

[@justlis2]

@@loopylocks7746 perfect 👌

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

Congratulations King JT👏👏❤

[@lucyfur]

Surprised the Princes in the Tower weren't even given an honoury mention. No one knows for sure what happened to them. For a tattoo I would say the British lion.

[@k.w9645]

British lion? Lol do u mean bulldog? Only seen the 3 lions on football shirts

[@lucyfur]

@@k.w9645 the lion has been a simple of England and later Britain since the time of Richard the Lionheart. Hence the lions at trafalgar and at lots of other landmarks.

[@emmalockwood3983]

Love watching you and ur lady !! ❤️❤️ could you do a react video on English cereals x

[@leebieland]

This is got to be my favourite channel. Love watching carry on amazing work.

[@paulmurphy5648]

Tattoo ideas 1) UK on your thigh 2) Big Ben 3) Union Flag 4) Flag of Yorkshire 5) Tudor Rose 6) Fish and chips 7) Full English breakfast England Football or Cricket badge 8) Amalgum of Flax, Dragon, Thistle, Lion symbols of Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland & England 9) Crown & sceptre 10) Bottle of HP Sauce - brown, of course...

[@peterwright6721]

No 9 was the blokes wife, she was facing away from the camera wearing a white scarf over the back of her head. Their are a few videos about it on KZbin. He lied to get into the papers.

[@jenny2tone242]

Correct

[@robbpatterson6796]

Tattoo idea: The Queen wearing a kilt, riding a dragon with a 4 leaf clover in her hand

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

With that dog suicide bridge, there could potentially be a mythological reason: Ley Lines. Ley Lines are pretty much just straight lines on a map, going directly from one place to another. Allegedly, animals have been known to follow these lines, and where two or more lines cross each other it's alleged to have some type of mythical energy/power. I have no idea if any of this has any truth to it, but it's certainly fascinating xxx

[@Sophice]

final stretch to 100k. lets gooo, you deserve this mate

[@BoXXi_Graphics]

Love the socks!

[@jenny2tone242]

Check out Spring Heeled Jack and the ghost of Newby Hall.

[@chriscowey7464]

The thing about the loch ness monster is the same as those who think megaladon's still swim in the sea......You need a lot of them to exist, one will just die from old age, so you need quite a few to breed etc, so where are all the dead bodies etc, something would have washed up by now etc, also again, as you would need quite a few of them to maintain a population, where are they? Generally the rule is at least 50 to combat inbreeding, 500 to 1000 to reduce genetic drift.

[@alexandergrey5913]

One mystery not accounted is The Devils Hoof Prints 1855 👍

[@Queenmoreta]

Hello JT! love your vids and those socks are just spiffing!

[@daveystott72]

If you're thinking of a UK theme tattoo, there are only 4 real options. 1 - A Black Cab. 2 - A London Bus, 3 - A Red Telephone Box or a British Bulldog. No: 4 would be the one for me 👍

[@ryanjenkins5976]

Ready to the welsh rugby team singing the national anthem

[@adidasaddict]

@JT Reacts If you start watching stuff about Madeline McCann it's a complete rabbit hole, there's so many theories and documentaries about it.

[@Ally-i1d]

whatever the theories and documentaries you watch no parent in there right mind would leave 3 small children alone, facts 💯

[@Ally-i1d]

especially so called "professionals"

[@claregale9011]

@@Ally-i1d they've been through enough pain without others persecuting them , yes they should never have left them it was a huge error of judgement but don't you think they have to live with that the rest of there lives .

[@Ally-i1d]

@@claregale9011 yes and so they should

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

There's an old stone standing in a park near where I live, dogs won't go near it, and if they are on the lead they cower and wrap themselve around their owners, ann bark and growl at the stone

[@Chayat0freak]

its a well-known but unspoken thing in the UK now that Madeline's parents were responsible for her disappearance. common theories are an accidental overdose as they were in the habit of doping their kids so they could leave them sleeping and go out at night. Portuguese authorities are persuing that line of investigation. Hopefully one day there will be justice.

[@ianmccartney1974]

Bullshit

[@peterscott9137]

I think they found her body and the beast that did it. Not the parents, but they dodgy bastards. But i could be wrong.

[@johnbaldock6353]

What a Disgusting thing to Imply! If i was her parents Id Sue the Crap out of people like you for Libel!🖕🏻💯

[@robertclark2253]

Overtoun bridge in Dumbarton , Scotland is a listed building and anyone attempting to alter or destroy it will face criminal and possibly civil charges . For now all the owner can do is to put up warning signs at either end of the bridge . There was another time when a man threw his son over the bridge saying the baby was the "devil's work" , he jumped off himself but survived then tried to cut own wrists . The man was sent to a maximum security psychiatric hospital for life .

[@eddisstreet]

I don't like the idea of Collies throwing themselves off bridges

[@philiptodd6255]

Congratulations on reaching 90 thousand subscribers 🙌🥳

[@marcpaule6533]

Well done jt.being a subscriber since about 15 20 thousand. Im really proud of what you have achieved 🙂👍.maybe you could get an union jack and stairs and strips flags molding into one and other some how?.getting a tattoo of both our great nation's would be cool .😎👍👍👍and are you goi g to do any more po box openings again????.it was goid to see your reactions.keep up the good work. Glad you're feeling better now mate.

[@jonathaniwachiw-toothill29]

Ghost children of Cannock Chase, whatever puts flowers on Kitty Jay’s grave… there’s plenty to choose from

[@chrispercival5212]

Way to go JT

[@catherinewilkins2760]

You have summer, ours was last Friday.

[@markscouler2534]

Can we have winter please ffs love cold crisp mornings fuck summer lol

[@BeeLZBeeb]

@@markscouler2534 I just want it to make its mind up and thunder already

[@anta3612]

Facts! 🤣

[@madabbafan]

The Wych Elm is also known as the Scots Elm is the most common Elm tree in Europe

[@stevetheduck1425]

Jack the Ripper: a large number of women were murdered in London's poorer areas almost every week-end. Pubs stayed open until midnight then. Even counting how many women were murdered only by a knife to the belly or throat or both reveals many more than the few 'official' victims of the ripper. The case only reached the papers because two died on one night, one right after being let back out of a cell in a local police station. If anything's being hidden, it's the lack of care by the Police, the 'powers-that-be' or anyone, really.

[@whovianhistorybuff]

A Wych Elm is a type of tree also called the Scots Elm

[@Lycanite]

The dog bridge was likely due to the scent of minks, more active in summer and the foliage of the trees giving the illusion of a small drop, though not 100% proven it makes a lot more sense than 'ghosts' lol.

[@Phil_A_O_Fish]

JT, so the moral of this video is if you're intent on visiting the U.K. including venturing north to Scotland then leave Maggie and Charlie at home just so that they're not tempted to commit doggy suicide, isn't it? 👍😁👍 When it comes to my suggestions of videos that you could be reacting to they obviously include the four days of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations from a fortnight ago. You've got loads to be commenting on regarding those same celebrations including Trooping the Colour on the Thursday, Lizzie and Paddington Bear's afternoon tea immediately before the concert outside of Buckingham Palace on the Saturday and the final day's parade on the Sunday, not forgetting of course Prince Louis and his ability to steal the whole show throughout the entire four days....pretty good going on his part considering that he's only four years of age. ✌😎✌

[@catsaremylife8946]

Yes, I really wish JT would react to the Jubilee Videos. Maybe he can't get the videos over in the USA 😐

[@Phil_A_O_Fish]

No, @@catsaremylife8946 , that's not entirely true because I've seen lots of broadcasts about them on the U.S. mainstream media news channels as well as other Americans reacting to them here on KZbin without any problems.

[@leeandmandybattersby5958]

any one else think its ok to leave a 3 year old and 2 ,1 year olds on there own in a apartment while you go to a tapas bar round corner with your mates ( becouse i dont )

[@SOPARA862k]

A full Jack the Ripper video would be a good thing to react to.

[@RoddiPrime]

Great reaction as always love your reaction always cheers me up best qish from Liverpool UK 🇬🇧 congratulations on hitting 90k 🥳🥳🎊🍻

[@rbob1973]

Hey buddy.... One of the UK's most loved characters and comedians is Rik Mayal... I dont know if you have reviewed him before, but he was a comedy genius. Was the modern day era of slap stick, which I know the US love. The shows range from Bottom, The Young ones and many more, but the most recent and loved was Bottom. Should look out for Season 1 or Series 1 as we say in the UK and the episode called 'Contestant'... He is loved and missed so dearly from our screens.

[@Home8rew]

The famous Loch Ness monster photo is supposed to be an elephant from a travelling circus having a dip with just its trunk poking up from the water.

[@munchmoo6586]

We know about the "Suicidal dog bridge". The dogs can smell a local animal who they like to hunt and because of the high walls on the bridge, they think there's land behind it and so try to jump onto that land

[@Jinty92]

The local paper said the sun was creating an optical illusion to the dogs who thought it was safe in the other side. The bridge is a 20 minute walk from my house.

[@cyberash3000]

i still think madalines mum and dad where part of it

[@Ally-i1d]

I agree but even if they didn't no parent would leave 3 young children especially so called "professionals"

[@deanjamieson9374]

She waa found dead hanging from a tree

[@Ally-i1d]

@@deanjamieson9374 wtf you on about? Not being funny just never heard this?

[@cyberash3000]

@@deanjamieson9374 og course she was. Snd I'm guessing there was some condpiracy as to why it wasn't on the need

[@thrupence2125]

@@deanjamieson9374 Nope, she was found inside the tree.

[@gastrickbunsen1957]

I'm from Ireland (Belfast), when it comes to a UK tattoo, the Welsh flag is a no brainer. Maybe come up with several options and put it to a vote. As for the dog bridge, it mentioned the dogs were all long muzzled and it was always the same spot, most likely down to a scent then. Take a blood hound, German shepherd or a pig below and on the bridge and put an end to this tragedy.

[@BAKPDLPaul]

The hairy hand of Dartmoor is a scary story to hear about before you go to sleep whilst camping on Dartmoor

[@lulu9579]

Tattoo idea - the British bulldog with uk flag coat or uk flag bandana collar.

[@julietessam2999]

That is what I was going to suggest. 😁

[@teknikal6969]

That second one isn't a spacesuit imo it looks like someone facing away from the camera. Also pretty sure that nessy pic is an elephant swimming if I remember right.

[@naebodyknows7016]

He needs to get a tattoo of Hilda Ogden. What could be more British than that?

[@swanvictor887]

how about Nora Batty...!?

[@naebodyknows7016]

@@swanvictor887 one on each arm.

[@stevetheduck1425]

The Loch Ness monster became a thing about the time Southerners became tourists in large numbers.

[@sheepsky]

I feel so, so sorry for Madeline. She'd be an adult now, living her life if her parents hadn't been so careless. Terrible.

[@NorthernWolf92]

Tattoo idea: gary lineker with a bag of walkers crisps 😂 doesn't get more legendary then that in relation to england haha

[@BofOnDope]

My primary school playing field was on top of a grey fryer medieval graveyard, my second year they moved all the remains. Was fun at 6 years old 😂

[@shonagriffiths8907]

A Hand of Glory was the preserved, severed hand from a human corpse a witch had enchanted. Robbers would place a lit candle in the hand to light their way when burgling houses in the belief they could see to burgle by the light of the hand but no one could see them. If you want to see a real one go to the Whitby museum in Yorkshire. They have one there that builders found hidden in the tiles of a cottage roof when they were brought in to do renovations. It is about 200 years old and if the original home owner had been found with it they would probably have been hung. (Or just go to Whitby anyway it is a beautiful).

[@oceanfoundtreasures]

I recommend trying to find episodes of a tv programme called Strange but true. It used to be on TV in the early to mid 1990s. I used to watch it with my brother when I was 12-13 ish. My memory is that it was really really creepy.

[@rabbitsonjupiter6824]

Was that the one where the viewer guesses whether the story is fact or fiction? If it is, I absolutely love that show! 📺😁

[@sterrissar]

well done my man keep up the good work

[@sambert5202]

He’ll yes my g!!! The good ol’ uk plus pints = good times and good people!! Fathers day having many pints with the og. Much love from Manchester! Keep on keeping on JT!!

[@daveofyorkshire301]

Now you know where the film "I know what you did last summer" came from. And "The Blair Witch Project"... The problem with myths is if you assert something astounding and you're not immediately and totally ridiculed for it, there will always be someone else who claims they saw it too. The longer it goes on, the more people will persuade themselves they've seen it too. It's human nature, don't know what it is... That's what it must be...

[@greigbutler4498]

It’s not that uncommon in the uk for people going to a graveyard at night, me and a bunch of mates used to go to a massive one when it was pitch black at night, we had laser tag equipment, it was so much more fun outside in a graveyard about midnight than in some black and neon Smokey room

[@rickythomas4229]

There is a part of a busy road that goes from the east of england to london (a11) where a girl appears hitchhiking and if you ignore her she will keep appearing further up the road but if you stop she will approach the car then disappear

[@malsm8892]

There is bench in Whitby dedicated to Bram Stoker from the Dracula Society opposite the Abbey

[@sorreldendy3940]

Gotta be a chibi queen lizzy tattoo!!

[@AndrewwarrenAndrew]

These are nowhere near the creepiest stories from the UK. The Hexham heads is very spooky. Someone dug up four beast-like statue heads.. took them home and from then on shadowy figures started to appear at night. They got clearer and clearer until one night a solid figure of a wolfman/beast appeared.

[@anthonyhilton5903]

The only tattoo idea I can think of is a union jack with a youtube play icon on it to represent your you tube journey

[@s1imshady01]

I think you should have a small Union Jack flag with a British bulldog sat beside it lol good luck and love the vids

[@BaldBlokeOnABoat]

I live by highgate cemetery.. it's actually 2 cemeteries with a public road in between them. walking through there at night is a totally normal thing to do.

[@rbob1973]

It was thought that Jack the Ripper was the Queens surgeon, until now.. but a 23-year-old Polish immigrant named Aaron Kosminski.

[@malsm8892]

The camera he used an SLR at that time alot of them didn't have instant return mirror at that time. So that's a potential reason for not seeing something in the viewfinder as I had a similar camera

[@annglaister]

Yay..we love Anna ..even though she’s in the other room 🤣

[@jamesoakley4570]

a Wych Elm is a tree that only grows on the British Isles. they are big, big enough to hide a dead body in. I think Robin Hood was said to have lived in a Wych Elm. though is you go to Nottingham and visit Sherwood Forest its just a giant Oak Tree

[@janphillips2534]

JT, you probably need to get a tattoo of tLizzie, since you love her so much!

[@maddieansell262]

I live in Hagley and everyone knows about this and people always go to that tree , its quite cool

[@littlemy1773]

I was reading that it’s thought the lady could have been involved in spying, but that doesn’t explain her hand being removed . What do most of the locals really think happened do you know?

[@maddieansell262]

@@littlemy1773 most of the school children think that she was a witch I haven't really heard much of it from the locals as all the locals think they are better then each other and people say that you can sometimes see her face if you go to the tree I haven't gone to the tree. but I would love to go and when people go on hikes around that area they know the area about it

[@littlemy1773]

@@maddieansell262 wow that’s really interesting and also super creepy . The case is baffling