Murder Detective On Hunting A Psychopathic Killer | Minutes With

[@ladbiblestories]

Thank you to David for taking part. You can find out more about the work David does at www.davidswindle.com/.

[@joekelly9369]

Cornflakes

[@monilangeKootenays]

Thank you for the link. Much respect, sir.

[@TheDavidSwindle]

Thanks to everyone for the lovely comments. Great to speak to the team at Ladbible, amazing professional people.

[@garywilliams7086]

Hi David, I’m from Glasgow and vividly remember when Vikki went missing. Thank you for catching this beast. Do you think Tobin was also Bible John?

[@funkeystudiostv]

Thank you for your work Mr. Swindle.

[@liamhawkins4062]

@@garywilliams7086100%

[@Mackavelli.7]

Ur a legend sir. Please give your thoughts on the Bible John link with Tobin would love to hear your side

[@MelsBelles74]

Do you remember Jackie McLaughlan (Gallagher),Paisley 1996?

[@annika.a]

i love how he prioritizes the victims, remembers their names and their stories. i feel like most of the time the murderers are the ones that are talked about way more than the victims.

[@Mcfc2Rich]

A true good cop does it for the victims. A not so good cop does it for the name and recognition.

[@madcatter972]

@annika.a that really touched me too (that he remembered the names of every victim). Feel lots of respect for this guy.

[@randomname4726]

I just came here to say the same.

[@asincerewoman]

Me three! Victims are often left out of their own murders. Thanks to all those who remind us of the people who have suffered. True crime is never entertainment.

[@ec1222]

Well said. Thank you.

[@Birdtoes]

He’s exactly who you’d want working the case of a friend or family member. Intelligent, compassionate, strong, and dedicated. The best of the best.

[@MattTheRiffer]

What a genuinely nice guy! Could listen to him talk for hours. Can tell he’s so proud of his career

[@MalificentTirade]

His show is touring the uk just now it’s absolutely brilliant. Such an interesting speaker and he comes out to speak to everyone at the end too.

[@jadeybaby007]

Unlike so many detectives in his position, he seems to have so much compassion and light about him. 🥰

[@samuelkeogh1058]

Subtitles wouldn't have hurt

[@Notiravgsarah]

@@samuelkeogh1058they have subtitles…

[@Lasuperzambi]

Yeah. There are some good cops actually, thankful to know that.

[@runswithwindz9875]

I am humbled by Mr Swindle. I was a detective in the Met and retired in the early 1990's, and I had forgotten that there were men like him. In the last few years I have been embarrassed and furious and ashamed at the way police have behaved. Thank you for your professionalism Mr Swindle.

[@Froggele]

I think it’s great when people who work/ have worked at the police can look critically at that organization and wish for change. It feels like especially in America not many people are capable of that tho but of course I could be wrong.

[@JosephFarrier-c8q]

​@@Froggeleim a ex con low level hippe non violennt drug offender from the early 2000s. One pill landed me 10 years. . Zero tolerance state.... im 40 look 20 have zero debt and laugh that the judge who sentenced me is long dead ...cop who arrested me long got his...karma is real i wouldnt trade my life for the world

[@tatianareed2258]

The scientist who he mentions in the Angelika Kluk case was actually interviewed by LADbible TV! I just watched her video, she describes having to crawl underneath the floorboards in the church to collect forensic evidence 😥 The video is called "How I caught a Serial Killer", and her name is Carol Rogers 👍

[@robertobaez3823]

Just saw the video before watching this one. Very interesting.

[@sophiejameson428]

She's an inspiring woman.

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

Yeah, he told us in the video, thanks

[@exhaustedeloise]

his memory is incredible! you can tell how much respect he has for the victims

[@alimannion4095]

I could listen to David Swindle for hours. He's so respectful, knowledgeable and interesting. You can tell that his work was a life's calling, a vocation. I wish he'd do a podcast with some other former/retired SIO's and Forensic investigators. He comes across as a throughly decent bloke.I wish him all the best Great interview, thanks.

[@ybrueckner5589]

I’d love to hear more from this guy. Very satisfying mix of eloquence and compassion

[@beastyboyBlue]

What a lovely man,full of compassion. 21 mins wasn't long enough,I could listen to him all day.

[@sandyfeet8175]

Thank heavens for people like this gentleman. His eyes looked so sad at beginning, the things he must have seen over his career. Grateful for his service 🇬🇧

[@minnietoot9704]

Watching from New Zealand it doesn’t surprise me David was such a great detective. His memory of dates and names and instances is razor sharp and his compassion and determination for the family shines out of him. What a brilliant career.

[@DailyDamage]

The police get a lot of bad press… it’s people like you that remind the rest of us that we’re blessed to have officers like you solving the horrendous crimes the rest of us do. Excellent interview and great insight.

[@LGTV1626-i2m]

The police have a bad rep because of their behaviour. No doubt though that there are great apples like David among the rotten bunch. I only hope that one day the rotten bunch will be called out and won't be able to hide anymore.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

So all the police brutality is ok then, since we've got one good police officer in front of us? All the other shitty or downright corrupt investigators don't matter as long as this one guy is ok? I like this guy, don't get me wrong, but the police are far too flawed and far too necessary to make sweeping statements either way.

[@DailyDamage]

@@CoRLex-jh5vx I’m not making sweeping statements. Where? I wrote the police get a lot of bad press… they do and often even deserve it… however I specifically spoke about this officer and didn’t in anyway give the force as a whole a clean bill of health.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

@@DailyDamage "they get a lot of bad press" with no clarification that they deserve it 99% of the time definitely comes across as you defending them from all wrongdoing, whether that was your intention or not. 'Bad press' puts the fault on the press, not on the people they're reporting on for doing the shitty things that are then reported on.

[@katesleuth1156]

Never argue with someone who believes the majority of the police are corrupt. You’ll never win.

[@jeffedwards5028]

What a brilliant honest detective. You will be sincerely missed by your colleges now you have retired. Thank you for catching those evil monsters who should have hanged for what they had done to them poor innocent girls. My heart goes out to those innocent young girls and their families. Thank you again.

[@cmvdoo]

This is one fine cunning detective. And a top notch person. With an excellent memory. Hats of for this man. For his knowledge and wisdom and contribution to society. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@Granny_Cat_Lady]

This man has the most soothing voice - although he's talking about awful crimes he is talking with compassion for the victims & giving those people a voice, making sure we, the listeners remember the victim's names & not the murderer's names. Thank you David for your care & dedication to catching these hideous people.

[@kajgod999]

Thank you for starting this video with an account about the victim. We should talk more about the victims and their experiences, and less about the perpetrators and their twisted minds.

[@ec1222]

Yes well said.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

I had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Swindle speaking live earlier this year. A most engaging presenter with some fascinating stories to tell from his own career. He also laid out the realities of a complex criminal investigation and debunked certain aspects of the job that true crime buffs and armchair detectives might not have considered. For example, it's not practical or feasible to search all 40 homes that Arthur Scumbag lived in during his murder spree and dig up every garden - you need intelligence to narrow it down and hone in on key locations.

[@JohnMcMahon.]

This man is a credit to the human race. An absolute stalwart of society. Good luck in whatever else you choose to do. 😊

[@anonymous6694]

did you just want to say stalwart?

[@TheDennys21]

@@anonymous6694 you seem like you have a problem with that.

[@melodymacken9788]

Brilliant conversation. Love this guy. He comes across as so genuine.

[@gerardjames9971]

Absolutely riveting interview. What a terrific man David Swindle is

[@blablatructruc]

Professional and morally strong individual, respect. He made an interesting point about the importance of being calm and not rushing, so that you could take a step back to reassess your actions. The world rushes too much with their agreed to grow and naturally quality and care are lost.

[@itsjudystube7439]

Fascinating. Straightforward and no unnecessary theatrical shenanigans

[@larrysayers1377]

Thank you for the work you did and the contributions you made to help the victim’s families.

[@Candlewick14]

Strong man. They don't make em like this often.

[@myrants5836]

I've watched his show at the theatre. Really informative and fascinating insight into his career catching serial killers. The stuff he told about Peter Tobin made you feel sick!

[@nishaleighs]

I watched it in theatre also! Couldn’t agree more…

[@adammorrow5704]

Minutes With is always interesting . keep it up guys

[@thekagifret]

What an amazing human! Thank goodness these people exist to serve their communities in such honorable ways. Incredible dedication and humanity on full display

[@AvyScottandFlower]

Thank God there are people born with such passions, to work in those fields, for the benefit of society *My heroes are not celebrities or sportsmen, but people like this gentleman, dealing with such tough jobs.

[@spreadthelove77]

Very well said.

[@puremojito]

Lets thank god for putting these murderers out there too or else those people wouldn't be able to benefit from them right? thank god for that

[@AvyScottandFlower]

@@puremojito Jesus man, it was a figure of speech, I'm not fundamentally religious even, cool your jets will ya

[@Aur1x1]

The manner in which and tone of voice he’s speaking in immediately made me feel like I got a hug from a warm blanket lol. People raising their voices still terrifies me but I’ve also found voices like this are cure for the scared little girl in me. ❤❤❤ love the channel!

[@norfolkronin6307]

Now that is what you call a good man. A good copper. Bless him.

[@Vuohipukki]

The ending words. I have utmost respect for this man. What made me shiver though was when he described a serial killer and said: "Controlling, cunning individual whos a narcissist and enjoys talking about his favourite subject: himself" it hit me because it was like he just described my dad.

[@charliekezza]

Ummm....

[@SonofSilas]

Oh Jesus... how people can do this job and retain any semblance of normality is beyond me. An amazing interview with a truly amazing, caring and dedicated person.

[@melissasw64]

I love this man. I almost always stick up for the detectives, police, doctors, all of the people in these high pressure positions. Can you imagine the pressure they are under? Then if they make one mistake, they are vilified. I pray for them.

[@annemariepesapane1236]

I really enjoyed hearing this detective speak.

[@duchessoffunk4490]

And we’re proud of you, top man, top officer. Fabulous example of incredible investigation conducted by a compassionate individual. Bless you Sir 👏👏

[@user-pb3sb3un7n]

Many thanks for the service that this fine officer provided during his career.

[@RaineSophiaLewis]

Wow, what amazing guy and detective! My uncle was a detective and it does take its toll on a person. You should do a podcast, I think it would be extremely interesting.

[@TheDavidSwindle]

Swindles search for the truth is a voice for victims, you can hear it wherever you get your podcasts 😊

[@RaineSophiaLewis]

@@TheDavidSwindle Awesome! I’ll have a look in a mo. Thanks

[@RaineSophiaLewis]

@@TheDavidSwindle I found the podcast on Spotify, I’ll be listening a lot. So glad I randomly saw this video. Best wishes

[@hilarymorrison8211]

This Detective is to be respected for sure. I knew Tobin before he committed his final crime, he was scary.

[@athenapromachos3027]

You knew him? How? What kind of scary was he?

[@SunIsSunnySunnyIsSunny]

Thanks to all the hard working men and women who make the world a safer place. THANK YOU.

[@denisefallin8042]

This was a fantastic interview. I especially appreciated his opinion/thoughts at the end on the nature of psychopathic individuals. Would love to hear more from him. Thank you!

[@TheDavidSwindle]

Come and see us on tour! 😊

[@tipsylou84]

Thank you David for your hard work and dedication for getting justice for the victims and their families xx Wishing you all the best x

[@darrenleelayton6052]

What an incredible man. I feel like I want him as my dad❤

[@natatatm]

It's great that we get his perspective and the forensic perspective in a different video on the same case

[@alperbayram6134]

My god, could listen to this for hours…thank you Sir!

[@micared1]

What an absolute stand up guy, I only wish more were like him.

[@thebloyman]

A tough subject matter… but what a listen by an incredible person.

[@TheBurdenOfHope]

What a communicator. Incredible insight

[@YARROWS9]

His work in the Peter Tobin case was amazing Police work. Not just all eight Scottish Police Forces working on that, but every force in the UK as a whole.

[@DavyMcKay]

Bravo, Sir!

[@kate_cooper]

I saw David's live show recently, it's worth seeing if you're interested in true crime investigations. He's obviously very passionate about bringing murderers to justice and has dealt with everything in the process from unpleasant crime scenes to incompetent superiors. He's entertaining and makes the subject engaging whilst keeping it grounded.

[@jocavo6956]

I think we need another interview with this wonderful man

[@georgieelysestuart]

What a lovely man… he should be so proud of his life ❤

[@onefrequencydown]

Absolute legend. Thank You tor your dedication, bravery and tenacity. 🙏👊

[@Sam-fb3sk]

you can tell sometimes it looks like he wants to cry but he holds it back. I have so much respect for this man

[@86sineadw]

@02:56 It’s good to notice when someone answers a feelings based question, with a cognitive based answer. As in ‘how does that make you feel’ and the person gives answers that are rational, what they’re thinking, and with no mention of their feelings or describing their feelings.

[@Janetgreen64]

So you should be proud …. You helped bring some type of closure and justice for many victims & their family & friends.

[@racheleustace9710]

Ive seen this chap on many the documentary,he comes across as a lovely,caring, professional and dedicated man.He is right serial killers love control,and ultimately they decide when and where someone will die

[@Harley-kv4fd]

Went to one of Davids talks in local theatre. Facinating insight into police detective work. Thank you for service David.

[@turnercraig9953]

Wow what guy David is! Truly inspirational... Great video

[@TheKittengoddess]

Amazing. What a strong, kind man.

[@Cw2802]

So lucky to have such brilliant policemen in Scotland! So clever and human

[@lindalarson5468]

David, if these killers are evil then you are goodness, you are light. Thank you for your service.

[@philipminns3933]

Peter Tobin: 'horrible guy'. Man, what an excellent deployment of understatement.

[@SladeBling]

There were no tears shed, for Peter Tobin.

[@morriganwitch]

Just want this chap to know I hope that these evil people have a change of heart that reflects how good a person this man is . And thank you for your care

[@danieltheal]

Thanks David.

[@tc9694]

I was an undertaker at the time when they dug those poor girls out of his house in Margate and it was the thing that finally made me change career, the details I found out were enough to put me off, I cant imagine what its like to know what this detective knows.

[@patriciamarques4758]

Their last piece of control was never giving rest to the families. The detective sure is right about evil. He’s seen it 1st hand. He knows things we can’t fanthom.

[@aegontargaryen9322]

This guy is an absolute pro . I bet he was highly admired by his colleagues

[@Bababababa222-t6s]

Great interview. Thank you for everything you have done to help people.

[@buddystewart2020]

One thing the best of these various professionals have in common. They remember the team.

[@alexcauston2822]

Need a whole episode

[@jessicablank6470]

What a good man! We need more l like him. God bless you, sir ❤

[@maggiemuthu9818]

What a beautiful human being. I loved listening 2him, love his accent. Morally strong...wowww just wowwww

[@marqetteliz]

Fascinating. Would love an extended interview!

[@TheDavidSwindle]

Come and see us on tour 😊

[@elh9995]

What a brilliant storyteller

[@CREDDIAR]

We need more people like this

[@CallMeMrX]

"Trust your experts, and trust your team." That's good leadership.

[@jeanhaughton3120]

saw him live tonight awesome,could listen to him for hours. Very interesting guy.

[@TheStar798]

What a lovely, dedicated, fascinating man. Great interview (far too short!) 👏💐

[@catoniner]

it’s very interesting to hear a second perspective of Angelika’s case since we got one from Carol

[@rosaliewestphalen8121]

Legend! Well done that man and his team!

[@22leggedsasquatch]

This deserves a full-length interview

[@HighWealder]

Well done, but very sad.

[@johanemersongrobler]

God bless this man for the work he has done.

[@glendaseguin5197]

What an interesting character, and an excellent story teller.

[@bettyjones9220]

what a lovely man and a really interesting interview…..thanks for being one of the good guys…🙂

[@kelly2444]

What a legend David is!

[@dodamaki2677]

I really likes this video. I think that all people who tell stories and tell people things should speak Scottish. This man is a great “story” teller.

[@TrixieMoe]

Your accent is lovely. I'm from the United States West Virginia our accent is so strong sometimes we are not easily understood. Just on a lighter note On topic you sir are kind and that comes across in your explanation of your career. Never becoming harden to the things you see because you know they are all human beings. I hope when you retire that you know you served so many well. ❤ thank you.

[@joewhitcombe1365]

Compelling listening. Thank you

[@PearlsandRoses]

This subject matter is gruesome, yet his accent is charming.

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

I met a woman back in 2009 ish, while staying with a respite carer, and she was from Bathgate. She allegedly was one of the last people to see Vicky Hamilton alive. She said she was a teenager at the time, and she was in the chippy with a group of her friends. Vicky was there and the girls were side eyeing her and commenting on her appearance like, "look at the state of that haircut", as teenage girls do. Then she saw Vicky leave and head towards the bus stop where she went missing and that was it. Obviously she didn't feel too great afterwards when she found out what happened later.

[@DeeJKerei]

having to tell the families would be unimaginable

[@brucekelsch5080]

What an amazing person you are.

[@ringo196]

Fantastic thanks David

[@paulinemoriarty3627]

Love this channel

[@mikepalmer1971]

I will never understand why child rapists are ever let out of prison. They don’t change. You cannot fix a sick psychopath.

[@obi-wankenobi8462]

I’ll explain, the government wants citizens to be afraid. Because fear makes ppl irrational. The gov wants ppl irrational because they will consent to crazy policies. Therefore, the gov can get away with crazy policies. There it is, you’re welcome.

[@willrichards32]

Because if life is given then there is more temptation to kill the child to eliminate any witnesses, although I completely agree that the sentences are far too lenient. Same applies for most crimes

[@mikepalmer1971]

@@willrichards32 That is the dumbest logic I ever heard.

[@willrichards32]

@@mikepalmer1971 okay that’s your opinion but I don’t understand why

[@garymaidman625]

​@@mikepalmer1971it's not dumb logic at all.

[@kimberlyanne434]

Prayers to these victims families.🙏🏻