Manchester's Bloody Jack

#crime #crimestory #truestory #manchester #history #mystery
Viewer discretion is advised as I talk about murder and sexual assault.
David took one last look at his wife and his children busy in the kitchen, he smiled to himself as he turned and closed the door, he was totally unaware of the horrors that waited him.
This episode is about one of Manchester's forgotten and possibly oldest serial killers stalking Ancoats.
sources:
www.epidemicsound.com
www.propermanchester.com
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Manchester Central Library
Manchester Police Museum
Liverpool Library

[@mariaefelices6543]

BRILLIANT ty very well presented and researched ms cdf

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you ☺️

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you ☺️

[@RichardFarley1976]

Interesting, but dark tale Stuart. Thanks for the time you put into these. Looking forward to the next one.

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you for keep coming back to enjoy them

[@sanettenel4548]

A good presentation Stuart, as always. But I found this week's story a bit upsetting. I think they could have investigated John Leonard more. But the problem is that if you take someone to court, it all depends on what you can prove. If the evidence is lacking, it's problematic.

[@carolescutt2257]

❤ a new sub here 😊 a disturbingly intriguing and evocative sad tale your narrative is gentle and detailed and i love the sound and your voice very happy birthday discovere your channel xx

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Happy you found me, thank you for such a nice comment 🙏🏻

[@JordanPhearson]

A bit upsetting, and what makes it worse is they let the guy go! Well done on the story you are getting better and better!

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you!

[@jared1870]

This is a dark tale indeed and did not go the way I thought. Although not a lot of evidence, I think John Leonard was the culprit. The thought of more than one brute luring or threatening boys to go off with him at that time would be more than I could comprehend.

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Absolutely, I personally thought they had their man, but sadly he was let go, who knows what the true numbers of boys were

[@glennthomas7978]

Fantastic history,great research

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you so much

[@allythorpe74]

Greetings from Australia . I'm an in her 50's Yorkshire Lass who has just found this channel . Hey i've only just discovered You Tube really. I'm really looking forward to watching all your videos (I had peek at your content) . However may i set a challenge ? Can you do anything from Leeds ? Id put in fancy emotes in but i can't any appropriate . I'm a Jimmy 's baby lol. Oh I really love the artwork .

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Hello, thank you for stopping by at the moment I’m just doing Manchester but if people keep asking I might branch out to more places

[@chrisharris9551]

Another great tale look forward to these each week well done stuart

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@theoriginalbluey]

Great, very sad true crime. The music is a bit loud in places.

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Yes it’s sounds fine until it’s uploaded I’m trying to sort the issue, glad you enjoyed it

[@user-jj4lr7bv5b]

Great story 👏

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Thank you

[@annared2000]

Whats striking is that these were all Manchester lads

[@user-adoyle123]

Love this story but can you cut the music as it gets annoying when you are telling the story.

[@dancingdingo]

Yeah, it got too loud and I couldn't hardly hear him. I ended up putting on subtitles so I wouldn't miss anything.

[@liamsmyth1913]

Sadly i couldn't get to the end due to the music being so distracting.

[@StuartAndersonHarris]

Sorry about that