Murdering Three Generations Of His Family | Encounters with Evil | True Crime Central | S1E06

This Episode of Encounters with Evil focuses on the individuals who do the unthinkable and kill those closest to them-family killers.
This episode features Mitchell Quy, a newly married man who, when his wife goes missing, spins a web of lies in the media to deflect the police from the grisly truth. Jeremy Bamber, the unlikely killer who murdered three generations of his family. And finally, Stuart Hazel, convicted of abusing and killing his partner’s granddaughter and hiding her body in their attic.
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[@jamesl9371]

People on charges of murder shouldn’t be let out on bail

[@browniehendricks3726]

I agree

[@simonsteven1427]

Y shouldn't they I thought the whole ethos behind our law, habues courpus; how would you feel unable to get bail because you are charged with murder but knowing you are innocent & detained until further notice: not as nice an option when you to could be a victim of circumstance, is it??

[@johnnabuzby6103]

People who are charged with murder also shouldn't be able to leave the country to go on vacation/holiday after posting bail. What the heck was up with that?

[@2charliep]

People charged with murder haven’t been found guilty of anything, and what happens if found innocent? Just, oops sorry my bad?!!

[@whaleymom76]

...Or rape, kidnapping, or stalking either.

[@ridingwithted9759]

My family was so evil I started to fantasize of greasing them. That's when I knew it was time to walk away and never look back. Best decision I ever made in my life. I started living my best life and eventually they mostly all died on their own. I say mostly because there still some around. But I have nada to do with them. I had no kids cause I refused to propagate more of them!

[@pattibramley3911]

That’s scary.

[@lifeandstoryofficial9108]

scary

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

i am happy for u to have gotten away and made a new life, however i dont believe u inherit evil. i hope someday u have children to love.

[@Allegra4442]

You are a very strong person, I too walked away but not without emotional scars that follow me to this day. I’m much better now than ever but wish I had asked for help years ago. I wish us both total and complete peace and happiness for the rest of our days. Keep faith 😉🥰

[@1badcrow463]

Just think of all the ones that don't get away and don't kill....

[@Cheryltwin2012]

My Aunt Dianne was murdered by her husband back in 1966 and he told everyone that she left him for another man (they were separated at the time). My father, whose younger brother had been Dianne's first husband and had been then father of their daughter, and mother both believed that her husband, Gene Kiedel, was lying. Dianne had four children and would never have left them for any reason. He killed her (possibly accidentally) and then, because the children witnessed it, he burned the house down with them in it. My cousin, Karen Sue (whose father was my father's younger brother) died in that fire along with another of Diane's daughters with Gene. It wasn't until 1995, nearly 30 years later, that her body was found. He had buried her under the patio and poured concrete over her body. This happened in Arizona and I guess there was no death penalty. Gene got 25 years to life for killing his wife, his daughter and stepdaughter (whom he'd adopted after the marriage). Men who are guilty of killing their wives almost always use the excuse that the wife left them for another man. I'm just sorry that neither of my parents lived to see justice done. Though, my uncle did. He became a firefighter in the late 60's after his first daughter died in that horrible fire.

[@amandaa3713]

Cheryltwin His cruelty of buring the kids alive alone deserves life with no possibility of parole especially since he had time to bury the wife under patio with concrete poured over before he burned the house. That's cold blooded. What is wrong with the system?

[@Cheryltwin2012]

@@amandaa3713 Arizona isn't a death penalty state. If any case deserved it, it was this one. I think, to be able to kill your own children (not to mention their mother) you would have to be pretty cold-blooded and lack a conscience. The problem with the system, especially these days, is that it coddles criminals and makes them the victim.

[@amandaa3713]

@@Cheryltwin2012 Yes.

[@nopenope9118]

I saw the Gene Keidel case on Evil Lives Here. I remember thinking how pretty Dianne was and how weird looking Gene was. He is an especially despicable human and I’m sorry for the atrocities he committed on your family. It’s so messed up how he killed Dianne, let alone how he burned the kids to death. I’m so sorry.

[@skygazer6898]

OMG! What a horrendous story and what a monster. Those poor little children. Too sad for words. Truly shocking. so sorry. Sometimes the police struggle for evidence, even though they know the husband has done it, they can't break them under investigation. A doctor in the UK has recently died and the police are convinced he murdered his first wife but without the evidence, the doctor went on to remarry and live a long life. You are right in what you say, the husband always says "She just walked out" but most mums won't leave their kiddies behind. No, they are buried somewhere.

[@jacquesmalandevos9954]

what bogles the mind is the amount of security and money is spent to keep these murders alive.

[@k_j_n1242]

Absolutely. Instead of throwing away the key, they should line them up and do society a favour. Better my taxes go to those who deserve it.

[@mpalmer7800]

Death Squad immediately

[@lauralusk9198]

Murderers***

[@stfuplsok]

*boggles *murderers

[@cherylmartell6625]

@Real Aiglon and you really believe that ,it doesn't in anyone's imagination cost that to execute a murderer, they are intentionally making and gaslighting that absurd claim to not be able to eliminate the people that should be.... they make more money keeping them to socialites detriment

[@kdallas3966]

Unfortunately my bloodline is full of murderers. You don't get to choose who you're related to. You do get to choose when to walk away when you're old enough.

[@electraleigh]

Tia Sharp case freaks me out mainly because this documentary doesn’t mention the fact that Stuart hazel dated Natalie tias mum first, they split up he then ends up with Natalie’s mum Christine and Tia knows him as grandad. He then goes after and kills Tia! I cannot imagine sleeping with someone who has slept with my mum - that is a red flag to start with. Poor Tia

[@melanieking2051]

Yep that’s a big unspoken issue there

[@privateperson5769]

Creepy !! Yuck. Child predator.

[@privateperson5769]

sounds like he maybe have been having paedophile fantasies abt Tia all along, and dated both women to get to Tia - he finally thought she was old enough ( ughhhhh disgusting) at 12 or his 'preferred' age - pre teen - or he finally got brave enough to act on his fantasy - he must have raped her. Ba****d. He is big too - she would not have had a chance to get away from him. Sick cowardly lying beep.

[@isisbeck2374]

I don't think there's a human that loves others unconditional, there's ALWAYS someone that wants something for their services.

[@elioraimmanuel]

Natalie slept with the demon first. Then, he got with Christine the grandma. I can’t fathom getting with a man who’d been with my daughter. 🤮🤮🤮

[@jamesl9371]

Wow the police did a really terrible job on the Bamber case. Not a very good job of searching the house or questioning people

[@MrOnionterror]

There was a lot more class deference in those days, even by the police. Bamber's accent and the sort of commanding demeanour that comes from a public school education would have made them assume he was telling the truth, at least initially.

[@dissyduster]

They were tired and needed a bacon roll with brown sauce,

[@mhrgall]

@@dissyduster Aye. They needed Frost on the case!

[@chaz4471]

Lazy

[@tonydoherty2190]

@@mhrgall frost would have worked out jb didn't commit murder it was adopted sister so yes your right they did need an intelligent detective .which is asking for a miracle in Essex police

[@milkshake_._]

Watching from 🇰🇪 Kenya and I just can't get over this channel 😭❤️

[@MrOnionterror]

Is there much of a true crime scene in Kenya?

[@annettehunter9743]

People who experience horrific emotional cruelty and abuse don't get acknowledged for what they bave been through as there are no visible injuries or bruises. But the psychological injuries never heal either.

[@mollymuch2808]

Agreed Murder takes all faces I have met frail aged women who are very evil It doesn’t have to be a man

[@jamesl9371]

Don’t marry anyone you only know for a month or two or three

[@italianstallion9170]

never got married, nor will and no kids hence proper immune to the current colc and go abroad 7 times a year...back of the net!

[@dianet2702]

He has a snout that I wouldn't trust . And above on that he has a criminal record. No woman in her right mind would bring such a creature in the life of her children. One might have some type of relationship,but away from home. "My home is my castle". You don't bring inside the castle a stray criminal. You want to play nurse and save a poor devil do it elsewhere. Children have to be protected at any cost. And most of all : it's better alone than in bad company.

[@tracypolselli1464]

Ladies, you will never redeem a criminal.

[@earthlunatics9145]

And gentlemen

[@ChrisAndCats]

It depends what sort I suppose - a petty criminal could decide to turn their life around, but someone who has major defects like these and who can carry out such terrible acts are permanently damaged and based on all the documentaries I've seen, will likely remain that way. Either way, it's not another person that would redeem them, but themselves. They'd have to want to turn things around, they'd have to want to not reoffend, another person can't do that on their behalf.

[@kimmccabe1422]

No excuses. Adoption, bullied, this, that Boo hoo. Besides being an envious entitled pychopath (born evil).. When it comes on, ain't no going back. Parents know. Lockup forever. No cure. Keep us safe.

[@isisbeck2374]

Relationships usually female and male 2 people, TWO persons he and she, gentlemen and ladies.

[@Alices.last.warning]

Good common sense. I'll never understand these women who visit Chris Watts, Peter Sutcliffe etc. Why?

[@burly636]

What was wrong with that grandmother taking up with that guy?

[@yes2day100]

Criminal thinking - sociopathy - is a ticking time bomb. As soon as something triggers the sociopath, all hell breaks loose. It is sad that well-meaning people try so hard to support and 'rehab' these people.

[@tracyshaffer4510]

I don’t understand how the police thought she killed herself . . One shot would have killed her so how the hell did she shoot herself twice?

[@taffykins2745]

First shot ineffective? Don't know.

[@mrmrsmarshall9110]

The police shot her accidentally, which is why she had 2 gun shots. The first shot which killed her occurred when she was laying down and was under her chin, no silencer was involved

[@rosesmith6925]

How did she hide the silencer?

[@mrmrsmarshall9110]

@@rosesmith6925 she didn't, she never used a silencer. The one the uncle 'found' in the gun cupboard (after police had searched it twice) was kept in a toilet roll ,then a drawer at the police station. There was blood on it originally, whose blood we don't know, but it cannot be connected to the deaths that night. It's a Red Herring. It's not evidence.

[@rosesmith6925]

@@mrmrsmarshall9110, sorry, I was being facetious.

[@corgisrule21]

“Public school educated…” like that has anything to do with someone being a psychopath

[@yahairaamarante2314]

Same excuse he had a bad childhood, well welcome to the club to haft of the population

[@williamegler8771]

It is ALWAYS suspicious that someone being attacked calls someone other than the police...

[@taffykins2745]

Really? Not if you're in shock. You might call a trusted person and not even think to call the police first.

[@mrmrsmarshall9110]

She had regular schizophrenic breakdowns, her father wouldn't call the police every time.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@taffykins2745 if you have the IQ of a banana.

[@williamegler8771]

@@taffykins2745 I someone was attacking you you would call the police.

[@williamegler8771]

@@mrmrsmarshall9110 He also didn't call his son...

[@georgenelawson9917]

Poor victims poor survivors. Not long ago I read a book where the survivor was saying the victims was the real survivors. They got out. They escaped. But this woman feels she's not a survivor she didn't escape she's doomed basically she's stuck here looking over shoulder all the time worried about that evil guy or another evil guy coming after her again.....

[@smallies7154]

3 episodes in 45 minutes no padding no filler 👍🏼👍🏼🔥🔥

[@jamigoddess]

“It was only on the FOURTH SEARCH OF THE HOUSE when they found Tia’s body” 😳😳

[@tonydoherty2190]

I thought I heard it was 3 times

[@rockingrandmaof2]

Pathetic 😡

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

They found her the 4th search very well hidden in the “loft” which in America is an attic. She was wrapped in plastic and cat litter if I remember correctly to help with the smell and any leaking and hidden deep in the attic which is why her body was missed

[@filthhater5491]

And under the loft insulation.@@pinkfluffydino8217

[@jamesl9371]

Hopefully the police are doing a better job now. Never jump to conclusions too quickly. They need to just investigate everything and keep an open mind. Sudden unexpected death could be murder or suicide or something else

[@bubbaruu57441]

I can't even begin to imagine how many suicides out there could possibly be murders.

[@sylviamcgeary3587]

Everything is easier with hind sight.

[@RebelRoseJade]

99% of the time when a woman goes missing its her husband who has killed her.

[@martincummins3731]

Really! Is that an official statistic, or just your opinion? Because what you are saying is only 1 in 100 women who go missing do so of their own volition. Or were murdered by someone else. All others are murdered by their husbands. What about all the missing women who were never married. How do you account for them, are you saying they do not exist?

[@RebelRoseJade]

@@martincummins3731 I'm not saying that. Thank you for pointing this out as too how it sounds. I am talking about women who are married. Being the fact that I'm a domestic abuse survivor. The other woman that go missing has had some type of domestic violence in their life. But it's not always that someone was murdered as to why they go missing. Sometimes it because they have mental health problems and they can't get help. They can't get back on their feet. Because if they used drugs which can sometimes alter your mental health. But I know from my experience as being almost killed on more than one occasion from an abusive husband who has tried too kill and has told me I can kill you and no one would find you or know who did this too you. It's scary and there are more abusive spouses than not. But by the way this goes both ways. It's not just women who are abused its men as well and this is why when I'm talking to someone about these types of issue's I include men all though you don't hear about men as much as you do about women. But also you have people who lie on their spouse and then when this comes to light. It makes it harder too prove that the domestic abuse is really happening. But please don't take offense as too how something has been posted. I'm not very good with words it takes me a bit sometimes to find the words and then sometimes I have to have help because I have 6 head injuries and 4 of those are from abusive ex-husbands. Please take care.

[@martincummins3731]

@@RebelRoseJade My dear lady, I am so sincerely sorry for coming across as a pedantic fool, but it was entirely my own fault. I am so sorry to hear of your history with abusive husband's. I hope and pray that you will find the strength and inner peace. To come to a full realisation that you are a unique and valued human being. With God given devine qualities. You are quite right in what you so eloquently expressed, and. Indeed there are many unfortunate women who have suffered unspeakable treatment at the hands of husbands and partners. Most unfortunately some to the point of death. You are also quite right in the fact that. It can and has on many occasions gone the other way. Where men are the victims of abusive wives or partners. I have been there. Although I have to clarify. never with regard to phisical violence. But emotional, mental and spiritual neglect and abuse, also have a huge effect on life. Even though I am going through a divorce, and I will most likely loose my home. Which I alone paid for, and I will end up homeless. She and her new man will reap the benefits. There is no natural justice in the Republic of Ireland when it comes to divorce. It is a no fault system. If you want out. You get out In most cases with half or more of everything, regardless of the history or circumstances. However, I will not let her take anymore of my spirit or emotion. I will only concentrate on the very few good things I got out of a 30 year marriage. Those few good things are my two daughters and three grandchildren. Fortunately non of whom have been subjected to her venom. I truly hope you will be able to continue moving forward. Hopefully you will find, even if very small. Some good thing or things, that were born or developed while you were surrounded by abuse. Hopefully a good, faithful and reliable friend. Very best regards. Martin.

[@RebelRoseJade]

@@martincummins3731 Thank you so much for the kind words. You have nothing too worry about. Sometimes when we read things it just doesn't set well with us. But I have learned over the years too calm myself down and reread so I can make sure that it's what I have read. Thank you for such beautiful words. You truly have made my day by making me feel like a beautiful lady. It has taken me a long time too learn that it wasn't my fault for what happened to me. But I will tell you that I had a very rude awaking to the world. We were sheltered and as you can imagine I had no idea of what evil we had in this world. You can laugh at what I'm going too tell you my family and I still laugh too this day about it. I'm 55 years old now but I was 23 years old when I had my son. I was 23 years old and didn't know where the baby came out. But I knew my parents were going to die at a young age. My dad used to tell me girl I'm going to be dead and gone before you give me a grandchild. He was right he was 50 years old and never knew that I was going to give him a grandson. I had my son 9 months and 3 days after my dad passed away. But we lived on a farm and my parents didn't have a boy so I had to step up to the plate and help. I wasn't worried about getting married and having children I just wanted to take as much of the load off of them as I could. I didn't realize being so young how much it meant to be a grandparent. I have grandbabies of my own now. But I know my dad and mom are watching over my 3 little angels with horns sticking through their halos lol. I know my dad sees my son and my mom got too be with my son for 10 years before she passed away. Again thank you so much for such kind words they mean a lot to me.

[@martincummins3731]

@@RebelRoseJade I'm sorry. I got cut short on that last post by a telephone call, and. Some how I managed to hit the send icon as I answered the call. Anyway. I hope you have a fabulous day today, and in all your tomorrows. Keep loved ones close, Again. Very best regards. Martin.

[@alisonj9533]

Anything in a family can make you feel unsafe. If scapegoats exist it is always at the cost of a scapegoat, of you jave a "do good " personality it will be exhausted, if you speak up, you are the cause of the problems as noone else is arguing. Get out of anywhere where your life has been under the scrutiny and unfair balance of hierarchy and those willing to stay and survive, I would prefer to be the one who left (for no reason at all!) and never return. Get out while you still have a chance to make something of your life instead of the one called on to take the brunt and do the dirty work! I stayed too long but I'm out now, no returns!!

[@dissyduster]

Well said,

[@justkenzie]

I knew this was a case from the UK based on the cop's sweater in the thumbnail... because I watched 'Hot Fuzz' last night lol.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Ive known 3 truly evil people. None were criminals, but they were incredibly destructive to those around them.

[@janewilson2421]

are these women so desperate not to be alone that they willingly ignore all the red flags??? of course it's the children that end up paying for their blindness & selfishness....

[@rjay7019]

This case with Lindsey reminds me of Susan Powell's 😢 Mitchell is a Monster 🧐

[@bunnyduncan]

That was my thought, as well. What tragic losses of so much innocence and innocents.

[@filstewart2380]

The length of her arms is immaterial - dead people can't hide things in cupboards. (Or anywhere.)

[@jamesl9371]

What does a psychopath look like? Look in the mirror buddy

[@laara1426]

Pay the fee to get a full background check on any person you are considering having a relationship with.

[@taffykins2745]

Do you do this?

[@relocatetoItaly]

That goes for working with someone, renting to someone, sharing a home with someone. Investigate and save your life. Most murders are done by close friends, a colleague and family.

[@laara1426]

Thanks for mentioning all those other situations. Be smart. Be safe, Be Happy.

[@sheilasmith7779]

Laara: YES, and go slow. There were good reasons to have long " courtships." Nothing to lose and everything to gain.

[@honorladone8682]

What does a killer look like? I am speechless the police just took his story as the gospel truth. No need to look or collect evidence.

[@ms.chrisie8040]

These endings are almost a bigger tragedy than these murders!!! RIP Lindsey 🌹🕯️

[@hissallymyjack4684]

Love Emma Kenny she always has great input. No person who commits murder,kidnapping or is a child predator should get bail.

[@Brenda-hu8tr255]

Same. Emma is amazing.

[@golden8972]

This is why I don't get involved with anyone.

[@STYLESBYLIFEBEAUTYNMORE]

A grown man asking for her to come over with him alone .. I can’t

[@mariannevontrapp1063]

Psychopaths, crocodile tears, just for themselves..the don"t care..lock up for the rest of their lives!!

[@appalachianwoman561]

@@tigerlily6422 I agree with you, everywhere needs a death penalty and it should be carried out swiftly after conviction as it used to be in a public square for the general public to attend, perhaps then criminals will see the justice system is no longer a joke and actions have consequences. It's no shocker that after the death penalty is removed that there's been a rise in murders and other horrible crimes. It's unfair to the victims to keep these monsters alive and what nobody else thinks of it's unfair to the public and taxpayers at large. Here in the US we're taxed to keep these monsters warm in the winter, cool in the summer, three meals a day (I'm working class and can only afford one freaking meal a day) and they get free health care, dental care and prescriptions paid for all by taxpayers. It blew my mind once when I worked in a pharmacy near a prison at the amount of expensive HIV/AIDS drugs they're giving people on death row just to keep them alive longer, I'm talking several prescriptions that are nearly $1,000 each month! In today's world the so called justice system is more for criminals than victims and keeping public safety.

[@janetdouglas1272]

Here in America, committing a crime is a good way to get dental & medical that you need, but can't afford. BTW, I agree with you about the death penalty; but I am pretty medieval & not as highly evolved as most.

[@sheilasmith7779]

Scape the surface of most murders and we find, envy, jealousy ( these 2 not the same), greed, pride and resentment. True since Cain murdered Abel.

[@ch33seweasel42]

I stopped to look at an item for 10 seconds and read the label, my son pulled away and ran around the corner. I moved towards where he went and couldn't find him for a good minute plus, and I was absolutely terrified. I can't imagine how any of these parents feel, and I hope I never find out.

[@chaz4471]

ALLLLLLL criminals say they are innocent and stop blaming their upbringing. Not everyone who has a crappy upbringing doesn’t go out killing (hazel). Those cops and the dogs failed miserably!!!!

[@PaperMario64]

Mitchell Quy is a mean-spirited Narcissist. I’m sure he charmed the pants off Lindsey and her family at first. But her taking back control was too much. The doofus was so angry, he couldn’t help but seethe on camera.

[@kylieknight2365]

If it hadn’t of been for an old cop who looked at the scene and it didn’t sit right with him and he kept digging over the head of the detective who wanted to blame the daughter and move on so this isn’t exactly a true account because the police were late to look at Jeremy. His aunt was jumping up and down talking to the detective that believed it was Jeremy. His girlfriend also started to get frightened and realised the truth.

[@ChoppingtonOtter]

Curious how the silencer only appeared once those who would benefit from the will if Bamber was jailed went in the house though, after a forensic search. I believe he did it, but there are several odd factors in the whole case.

[@lynneboreham]

@@ChoppingtonOtterWhat rubbish. It had her blood on it.

[@cheeselewoo4825]

Do people really have to say " they light up a room " no they don't, electricity does that.

[@thedinnerparty4795]

I don’t agree with this saying, “he’s attacking like an animal”. Animals do not have vivisection, factory farming and slaughterhouses. Animals are loving and can be trusted around money. Animals have often died while trying to save the humans or even babys. Bamber behaved as a human. Things like this have been done in wars on all sides. It’s part of our nature.

[@pickledragonrebel]

Absolutely 💯

[@aikaterinimoschou9437]

@Real Aiglon How many animals you know to kill for fun,except orcas (?),and another one, two species?

[@silentwords7131]

Animals kill for fun too and probably many other reasons

[@None_06_13]

Anne moved in now with her family? Surely it be well haunted!!

[@madsdee7803]

Mr Hazel said he "loved" her to pieces etc and they "had" that sort of relationship. All past tense once again and shaking his head while saying he wanted her back. Parasite

[@kassierobinson636]

Finally a girlfriend/wife that does the right thing.

[@mrmrsmarshall9110]

She said he'd hired a hitman first, but when police questioned that man he had an alibi, so she had to make another story up. Never heard of 'a woman scorned'? She also had a cheque fraud and drugs charges against her dropped for testifying, and £25k from a tabloid newspaper if he was found guilty. She thought he would do 12 years of a life sentence, so far he's done 3x that and has been given a "whole life tariff". She's the only person who claims to have heard him say he wished they were dead

[@shawnrae4022]

29:11 - @ NO POINT...... I can not go there .... She’s sayin’ the family would’ve never seen it. I’m Not gonnaah... doubt it, and let this little Angel smile whilst Our Lord Points this heathen out ...... May she rejoin with her family & smile..... While he receives his just due..".. Free from the innocents gaze....

[@autumnoday1325]

Did I somehow miss something? Story #2 doesn't seem to have a proper ending. What was his sentence?

[@dissyduster]

This is the best doc iv seen on this so far,I dont live too far away from Tolshunt d,arch,Essex ,It's a real old part of England to be honest,Jermy Bamber has put a land mark downer on the place when ever iv been there,He HATED hes addopted family.Shiler not being well and a lady was looked out for,Jermy being the son had to lern the farm ropes,Like we all have to start at the bottom,he tried to get work else where pizza hut where he meet and fell in love with julie mugford,She is a pig BTW,he had class but no wages to back it up,he wanted the fast lane,Now he is locked up for good,Mr Nevile Bamber snr,Put up a good fight on the stairs which ended up in the kitchen,and shoot 7 times with a .22 rabit riffle,.and was smashed with a riffle but,Respect to him trying.The gun needed loading 3,4 times ,Shiler did not have a mark on her,Iv got a strong feeling the gun went off a 2nd time on shiler when he staged the false suicide lay out.Jermy helps people to read and write in prison,He is not well liked,He thinks he is above every one in trhere,Well he would do with hes ilness,

[@carolpainter4305]

I can't believe that no one search the loft, clearly that was not a full house search?

[@missfluffydiva2120]

Or not a very thorough one.

[@dissyduster]

They were tired out and went off for a bacon roll with brown sauce,

[@chrisratboy479]

seen this guy (jeremy bamber) many times in hmp wakefield (monster mansion) probly see him on saturday when i visit my nephew

[@tumslucks9781]

Naughty nephew. 👮‍♂️👼

[@chrisratboy479]

@@tumslucks9781 yes he was

[@maryannswanson3832]

What is hmp? So you see Jeremy Bamber . Wow what does he look like, is there a visiting room where you see him? Do people visit him? This case is really bad. Please tell me about what it's like to see him.

[@chrisratboy479]

@@maryannswanson3832 hmp is his majesty prison yes its a big visiting room with about 30 tables for families yes he gets visited all the time by i think its his wife ,he is a big guy who has taken care of himself ,ive been on the table nxt to him a few times, i also seen ian watkins (lost prophets baby raper ) multiple times hes let himself go an is about 16 stone now , ive seen levi belfield (serial killer)once curtis warren (drug kingpin) once

[@CoExist64]

These days biological fathers can’t be trusted with their kids, i.e. Watts, Coleman, Peterson, etc, so being a single mother is a very tricky situation. Personally I would remain single until my kids were out of the house or old enough to protect themselves. No victim blaming of anyone here, the blame is on the a**holes who harm children!

[@trishg5820]

My stepfather was a pedophile & my mother threatened to kill us if we ever told. Which one is more evil?

[@sherrylelee8274]

😭Trish ❤️😭

[@roberthopkins3621]

Both are just as bad as each other .

[@shawnrae4022]

30:32 -Spotted buying alcohol in a shop 🍻👍🏼- what a P.0.S.!!! This is so Infuriating...

[@katuk8173]

It’s so blatantly obvious that Bamber killed his family. I’m always shocked at some people who think he’s innocent! A 5 year old could see it was him, I just don’t understand why ANYONE would think that it was someone else! The evidence is overwhelming. Perhaps he pays people to comment on the internet. Who else would do such a terrible thing?

[@sheilasmith7779]

Kat, it's called denial. Truth is hard to face. Denial allows us to escape the awful feelings of truth. Denial is emotionally protective. And the truth is not only painful but usually requires a change, an action humans DO NOT WANT to do. An example is being one of 3 siblings. You feel close to your family, love family get together, all the laughter and fun. The support from our family. THEN it is revealed by one of your siblings, that your father molested them from age 8 to 18. If you accept that it is true, what are your choices? So if you deny it, you will lose the relationship with that sibling but preserve your membership in the family.

[@nhmooytis7058]

The more true crime you watch the more contempt you have for local LEOs. Two words: Feckin. Eejits. How could they “search the house” and not find her? THAT is criminal.

[@1875michael]

There are a lot of people who hate tattoos on people. I, however am deeply grateful for other people who have them. Those tattoos successfully identify to me people I should AVOID !

[@crystalshaw8744]

"He mimics emotion".

[@lencicollier6492]

Sorry… but… NOT sorry 😠 @ mark 26:35…WHAT type of dog was that they brought into his home… in the first day or two of her missing… that CANNOT “smell” a dead body?!… wtf?! 👀 EXTREMELY bad Police work… the child was there ALL along…smdh

[@privateperson5769]

They always do the / say the "she's ran off with another man" and left her kids with me...yeah right !! Some women do leave their kids, but most - no way in hell.

[@shawnrae4022]

She was only 17 when she met 20 yr old Mitchell Q

[@oliverstone9681]

I can’t believe there are so many monsters roaming around us.😡😡😡😡

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

not sure boarding school is a privilege.

[@Eden-mk5vl]

Hazel said had a lot.. not one person mentioned that & I found that interesting. But I can’t even believe the gaul this man had to not only do an interview but do it where she was kill3d is incomprehensible

[@lulassong6524]

Excellent series, thank you!

[@seekingthemiddleway4048]

Sounds like they adopted a psychopath. That's why adoption is a bit risky.

[@bobbyfoxworth4463]

Jesus Christ DONT they sell rubbers in the UK ?

[@JoeFarrell-e3f]

Miscarriage of justice victims are always very emotional and angry Bamber is cool and composed.

[@theresahenderson3534]

Why point out the fact that Bamber went to public school as if that's a salient point.

[@Luthwen1301]

becaus it's a) a fact and b) shows his parents were somewhat wealthy? Not everyone can afford to send their kids off to boarding school. And his motive seems to have been greed, he wanted his parent's money

[@MsColetha]

It’s always likely a male who does these type of horrible acts. Whyyyyyy is this?

[@radicalrodriguez5912]

Testosterone?

[@MsColetha]

@@radicalrodriguez5912 I think so.

[@radicalrodriguez5912]

@Real Aiglon it's not misandry to say that men commit more crime than women, for goodness' sake

[@skatpak2967]

i still wanna know how does anyone think this evil thing is good looking?? i call BS

[@evaflowervines9520]

As for the girl friend he got fed up with her, only then did spill.

[@suzanneoshannessy7666]

God bless the families

[@pou618]

Yet another adoption story gone haywire.

[@clumsytriangle2436]

The last cae, the guy is the epitome of narcissism. Hope he's still in jail

[@shawnrae4022]

“If only She hadn’t let Tia go down that night.... “If only she had....” It’s a little to late to do the right thing now( next day arm chair quarterbacking).. Is always the right call. We need someone at the helm making the proper play calls from the beginning ✌🏼

[@SusieQUnleashed]

Thank God they were all convicted and locked up

[@angelahimmelreich7104]

Once you have seen pure evil you can't undo it

[@clivebaxter6354]

Still claiming innocence, seems impossible

[@phaylamilburn7533]

If Bamber’s eyes are black and dilated and he enjoys suffering then he has a demon! Demons do enter people.

[@HopelessSinner]

Jeremy Bamber is now 61 years old, the same age his adopted parents were at the time of their murders..

[@zaftra]

Wished they stop making excuses for this people. Killers are actually exceptionally rare, people being brought up in abusive households is quite common.

[@dylancobalt7807]

You're adorable

[@zaftra]

@@dylancobalt7807 thanks.

[@marshapieroni6677]

It's quite uncommon for a killer to have grown up in a decent home though

[@theeditor1149]

Christine tried to fix Tia's murderer. Remember, you can't fix anyone's trauma for them.

[@ginaperez8139]

Bell rang and I'm here thanks for the new Uplaod much Obliged! 💜

[@dallasskelcher9754]

Another police bungle

[@dallasskelcher9754]

.

[@Blackhole6800]

Is Stuart Hazel related to Mick Philpott?

[@pickledragonrebel]

They do look alike and act alike

[@ТИМОХИНКонстантин]

Почему нет перевода на русский язык?

[@Fallen_Venus]

That guy needs to learn how to pronounce narcISSistic!!

[@shawnrae4022]

Sooooo whataat..,!?…!… But at the time She was already HEAVILY PREGNANT WITH a “FORMER BOYFRIENDS BABY 👶 🍼..!”

[@georgenelawson9917]

He's purely and simply...evil

[@christinaperrigo]

We are all desperately wicked at heart.- Jeremiah 17 ... ... ... But, some humans open doors for demon possession. ... God Bless You All In Truth. Read The Word Of God. - In Christ, Christina

[@jc2007rose]

They all looked as GUILTY AS SIN

[@aslmad1]

What was the evidence the police had to be able to charge him?

[@peterkavanagh64]

A pretty pictures vis never a sign of a genuine happiness

[@oliverstone9681]

He must rot in jail.

[@georgenelawson9917]

Red flags!!! Red flags!!!!! Ted flags!!!!! Lol. Dark eyes. Face change. Acts odd lol. Uh oh Ted flags. Ted flags !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? That's why Corey is worse than Michael. He can hide it or try to but everyone can still tell from his eyes. Dark eyes he's filling one girl he's with though lol. Love can blind you lol

[@shawnrae4022]

Lindsey and Kwai were a very young’ Coup’le..... and they connected... and they connected quite passionately .... but that could equally be love....and it could equally be HATE..!!!!!

[@ItsMe-Blue]

You didnt say what any of the sentences were!!? 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

[@shawnrae4022]

Did Mitchell know It wasn’t his immediate doing or did she pull the wool over his eyes (She new she was 6 weeks pregnant). Did He tell her, “ I’LL TAKE CARE OF IT/YOU..”