Preparing to Commit an Evil Crime that Shocked a Country

In Grangegorman, Dublin, two women were found mutilated in a house. The investigation would quickly lead to a man, but was he the right one? It turned out that the real monster wasn't finished just yet.
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[@jigsawkiller]

I don't have any of these but I wish you nothing but the best with everything you do! Good luck Mike!

[@jordanowens6253]

I listen to my podcasts on youtube....

[@Yallcallmewicked]

I never miss ANY of your episodes! Your tenacity and dedication to your work are admirable! Love everything about your stories and you! Best storyteller ever.

[@Areniapixie]

The podcast is great. I really recommend it❤️

[@fostercrant9121]

Podcast has been amazing! Been able to listen on the go! love the research you put in

[@siphonophorespiral]

Hey man, as someone with schizophrenia and other severe mental health issues- I really really appreciate you humanizing mental illness like this- it genuinely means the world to me. Thank you for not seeing us as monsters

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Real talk. The majority of us with MIs are just trying to survive and want to live a normal life like anyone else.

[@siphonophorespiral]

@@skyofthelivingdead You get it! I know that it's been life changing for me to like... idk. This channel, in a way, has helped me realize that not everyone sees me and mine as monsters

[@buzzlightyearfromtoystory]

@@siphonophorespiral When I was younger and ignorant, I used to think schizophrenia and mental illness was such an excuse or something that people made up. Fast forward decades later of dealing with trauma and I find myself in a mental hospital. Spreading the knowledge can help everyone indeed. It's one of those things that until you experience mental illness yourself, you may never actually know exactly how we feel. But that doesn't mean you can't educate yourself more and more every day.

[@roxannemoser]

I have a friend with schizophrenia. It's taught me so much! None of you are monsters! She takes her medication and she still sometimes sees things and hears things. When we're together, she'll ask me if I see or hear something, unless she knows it's something that's really out of place. She once saw a man cooking on a BBQ grill in the middle of the aisle when we were at a Japanese Hibachi restaurant. She did ask me, because each table had a hibachi grill. This is about as bad as it gets for her with her meds. You're not alone! ✌🏻

[@Nikki_the_G]

My uncle had pretty severe paranoid schizophrenia and couldn't really lead a normal life. But was one of the sweetest people you could ever meet. People need to know the majority of schizophrenics are *not* violent, let alone "monsters" and have to deal with challenges most couldn't imagine. I'm also grateful to Mike for his portrayal of these women who were so horribly murdered and traumatized.

[@JustLuckyDucky]

Seeing you on location of a crime you are telling us about is pretty neat and adds an upscale element to your story. You should do this more in the future if you are able :)

[@blacktooth3336]

Send Mike 💰!!!

[@ThatChapter]

I hope to! That’s one of my many plans for the future for sure

[@saaarahlindsey]

I agree, super cool!

[@elianadrew1964]

Come to Los Angeles!

[@mirandaconlin9231]

I think its proof Mike killed them. lmao

[@krisrobb7709]

The respectful way you address the mental health issues is absolutely lovely and so very appreciated! Thank you so much for your kindness and storytelling Mike, we're grateful!! ❤️

[@JootjeJ]

If I understand correctly Anne had suffered through the worst kind of child abuse, then later found her housemates dead in a very traumatic way, knowing that the killer had stood over her, and eventually watched her husband burn to death. I am amazed that she lasted a whole year after that. So heartbreaking!

[@titanomachy2217]

Poor woman. May she rest in peace.

[@MortgageGirl7]

Bless her heart! May she RIP. 🙏❤️🙏

[@WobblesandBean]

I'm crying just thinking about her. Imagine having the absolute worst, most nightmarish start in life, somehow persevering, then finding the love of your life, only for him to do THAT. Then, beyond all odds, you somehow find love again...only to lose him to quite possibly one of the most painful ways to die. She couldn't take it anymore. And how can you blame her? How can you go on in life, after suffering so much during your time on this earth? No one would want to hang around for another several decades, expecting more of the same.

[@CourtneyCoulson]

It's cruel that some people really do have lives that are just one tragedy after another. There's no rhyme or reason, it's just bad odds.

[@BAW47]

It's heartbreaking

[@susanivy3619]

Thank you Mike for the warm and kindly way you brought the three women into the story, portraying them as valuable human beings suffering with some mental issues/disorders and not defining them by it alone.

[@asiahkelley]

Yes! I so appreciated how he talked about the women when so many other narratives would have focused on their problems and not themselves as people. Mike is a treasure!

[@NotDopeSickJustDopeAsFuq]

Totally agree, You Rock Mike

[@LaymanGamin]

Wtf kinda people r y’all man. Well why wouldn’t he portray them as valuable human beings? They are. N so r u all . Why praise him for regular treatment of human life lol

[@mango8918]

This is the only channel that there are more comments about how people love Mike than there are about the crime. Love ya Mike!

[@herzkine]

They love Mike now, but wait when he gets his first pimples and dyes his hair green :D

[@Matilda-y]

Ohno don’t go there. I’ve stopped watching another popular crime storyteller because the entire comment section is a love fest for the presenter. It’s super weird! Just gives off stalker vibes in a super creepy way.

[@Matilda-y]

It’s not and there aren’t. I enjoy the great comments as much as I enjoy the presenting of the story.

[@TheSoaperstar]

I was a patient in Beaumont hospital the night Sarah Jane was brought in. There were tons of Gardai on the ward because they thought Mark Nash would come and try to finish her off. We were shit scared, we heard what happened that night and we were terrified he'd come to the hospital.

[@lisanetgark415]

So glad that you were safe and that guy is gone from society forever.

[@katymcginn4644]

I COULDN'T IMAGINE YOUR FEAR! OMGOSH, HOW HORRIFIC. SO GRATEFUL TO GOD THAT SARAH JANE SURVIVED THAT MONSTER. MAY HER SISTER & BROTHER-IN-LAW REST IN PEACE 🕊💜

[@piratemousie]

What I wonder is how many other victims he has that just haven't been linked to him. Like you don't go from naught to slaughtering a house full of old ladies...

[@MortgageGirl7]

@@piratemousie you are right. Sad to think of unsolved crimes with no links

[@MortgageGirl7]

I can’t imagine what that feeling would be like. Glad you are ok!!

[@ZombieSazza]

Hearing a young Garda just straight up left his job after seeing the scene let’s me know just how utterly horrific this crime truly was, then you started explaining items the killer left inside the woman, the whole tale is extremely gruesome and it breaks my heart. That’s such an extreme level of cruelty and brutality.

[@STEVIEBHOY]

Gardaí is plural...singular is Garda or Guard in English 👍💯🇮🇪

[@ZombieSazza]

@@STEVIEBHOY I was using Gaelic spelling, don’t wanna spell it in English (I’m Scottish Gaelic, struggle with Irish Gaelic Plural/Singular etc, have fixed it so thank you!)

[@STEVIEBHOY]

@@ZombieSazza Ag am ar bith (Anytime) 👍💯🇮🇪💚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@buggiebuild1]

I know I couldn’t have even entertained law-enforcement, two ladies that look like grandmothers dang😱…..✌🏻

[@csh43166]

My thoughts exactly...

[@kieranbowman2624]

In rehab detoxing going through hell tbh but this channel is really getting me through this mate thank you🙏 only in my early 20s av got this

[@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224]

Fingers crossed for you, stay strong. ❤

[@mercegomar]

Hope you're doing well

[@kieranbowman2624]

Thank you both 5 weeks clean longest av been since 15 my mental health so much better as well👌 going to fight for my daughter be the best version I can be, thanks for the support

[@Michelle-ng9db]

Good for you. I've battled drugs and alcohol for 20 yrs. I got sober 18 months ago on my 7th try. You CAN and WILL do this if you truly want to.

[@kieranbowman2624]

@@Michelle-ng9db thank you Michelle a message like that goes a long way🙏❤️

[@islandyyt]

Kudos to you, Mike, for your sensitivities around people with mental health issues. You presented the three women living together, in harmony, in their home as functional, likeable and oh so human. Thank you so much for doing that!

[@jacquelinealberts9019]

I wish they have this housing situation in Australia. Maybe I should move to Ireland

[@portzblitz]

Lovely message. I also like to publicly praise when folks get the story straight and/or show appropriate care and compassion, mindfulness, and humanity. I believe it helps the world go around. I'm not tryna to be weird it's just that i was touched by the earnestness and clarity of your note. And i completely agree with you. Cheers 🥂👍🏾💙

[@LotteLaVey]

Seeing Mike being outside is like running into your teacher on a weekend, it just doesn’t feel… right. Mike exists only in the dark room.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Haha I thought the same thing!

[@kurluk04]

What a fantastic analogy 😂😂

[@heidikhan5953]

😆😂🤣

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Right? It’s like he’s just some incorporeal being manifesting from the darkness 😂😂

[@anythingforselenas806]

😂😂😂

[@j68715]

I lived in Smithfield before it was hip. Whole area was pretty shook after this. I'm American, and it seemed like a strangely American crime for Dublin. I never knew they solved it until now. They didn't cover it here. Thanks, Mike!

[@commonsense571]

I’m American too and your comment makes me sad. But I cannot argue it. I hope it has to do with how big the country is and not how many people are violent. I truly am one who grew up with Mr. Rogers’ “look for the helpers” message. How there are so many more of them. I’m sorry it must have been traumatic for the whole neighborhood then. Very painful. 🌹💔🌹

[@tuesdaypatience]

Mike….there are weeks thatI hear “I love ya” more often from you than I do from my parents. So I come for the love, stay for the true crime.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

❤❤❤

[@catmoore2443]

Sending some love to you . Hope you have a great day .

[@frankfacts6207]

Dam that sad

[@JulieEmilyJ]

Same. But not just parents…everyone.

[@QueenVic_]

I love you!!! Just know you’re loved!

[@emeraldblue5291]

Poor Ann! How much pain and tragedy can one person experience/suffer in a lifetime?! May she be flying with the angels burden free

[@riggs20]

Yes, she had a rough life. ❤

[@mariewalshe2744]

Thank you, Mike. This case was really frightening for everyone living in Dublin at the time and the subsequent treatment of Dean Lyons was an appalling injustice. Mark Nash would never have been charged if he hadn’t confessed in Galway and that is a horrifying thought, indeed. I appreciate your consideration of the women involved in Grangegorman, and that poor couple who moved to Roscommon for a better life for their family. What an absolute tragedy that psychopath left in his wake!

[@lilbitsleepy2574]

I keep thinking of the trauma for the survivor of that scene of carnage, Ann. She already needed to hide under covers and with music to sleep, had already had some sort of childhood trauma that lingered to effect her ability to sleep. Not only did she see what happened within the supposed safety of where she lived, she would find out that he stood above her watching with the blood of her friends dripping as she slept. You would never feel safe again…

[@Bettinasisrg]

And people wonder why some do drugs, for just even a little relief.

[@sarahb24681]

It’s so incredibly sad

[@carissafisher7514]

Or maybe she realizes there is no reason to fear?

[@gelly8983]

​@@carissafisher7514 stoop being a doofus. Now isn't the time

[@carissafisher7514]

@@gelly8983 I am serious because, the worst has already happened, statistically it will never happen to her again.

[@theavandenberg6876]

Imagine being badly wounded hiding in the garden with the murderer running around trying to find you. Man...stuff of nightmares for sure.

[@berthutto5391]

It reminded me of The Shining.

[@CargodHera]

Mike, I love how you always paint such a vivid picture of the victims in your stories. A lot of true crime content creators tend to treat the victim like an object in the story, focusing on the perpetrator. You outdid yourself on this one!

[@tivanyamoodley3576]

Mike has really blossomed from that awkward, shy guy with a monotone to this amazingly quirky ball of energy. All cases are researched so well and the stories told with utmost respect. Will always be looking for the next "That Chapter"

[@questionsonchristianity8204]

are you Mike's sister?

[@smartyjonez5470]

He’s still awkward and shy

[@LevelEarthWD]

One of my friends is a researcher for That Chapter. So proud of her I had to comment since you mentioned the research. ☺️

[@suzbone]

​@Willa 'Level_Earth' Daugherty tell her thanks from all of us!

[@Scribble336]

Jokes aren't your forte.

[@katiekane5247]

Next time I'm feeling sorry for myself, I'll think about Anne. Such a difficult life, so much pain. May she finally be free & at peace.

[@RedGanj]

"The turd woman" i know, im such a child to find that funny but it still cracks me up every time. Nice to get a wee laugh in before hearing the horrible details and listening to what the victims suffered through. Thanks for another great vid and it was nice to see you out and about for a change, who knew you had legs? lol

[@RustFox]

A quick comment to your most recent podcast: the reason most murderers are known by their full name is to minimise harm to others with the same name. There are far less people called John Robert Smith than there are people called John Smith. Love your videos and podcasts! Thanks for all the hard work. 👍🏻

[@chrisw6164]

Thank you, this is so obvious that it never occurred to me. I need to take more vitamins

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

@RustFox thank you for clarifying that fact.. I have noticed very, very few are referred to by just first & last (Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, Aileen Wornous -dont know the spelling) and it has been stated that giving "nicknames" gives some serial killers get some level of legitimacy so its not a great idea, but there are a few who did their work for decades unidentified and the nicknames given to those killers have stuck (Dennis Rader = BTK, Gary Ridgeway = Green River Killer) but you make an excellent point, hopefully there will never be another John Wayne Gacy or Richard Ramirez (but sadly, that is _highly_ unlikely).

[@Cofarl]

Excellent point... I always wondered why we know Lee Oswald and John Booths middle names, makes perfect sense!

[@CantTellYou]

What of the notorious killers who are called by only first & last names though? Is it because their names are juuuussssst unique enough to not be likely to be confused with someone else? I mean, I have a hard time believing there weren’t a whole lot of men named Richard Ramirez at the time, for example

[@MintyBingus]

​@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto It could be because their names are less common. John Smith is a name thousands of people could have, but Ted Bundy isn't. Bundy simply isn't a surname you'll encounter all that often, so it's less likely to cause harm.

[@HeliumQueen]

The fact that Dean overdosed on heroin and Anne died after losing her husband makes this story even more despondent than it already was.

[@msmiami212]

It's f*cked to realise prison is actually better stability and quality of life for some. Tragic all around.

[@HeliumQueen]

@@msmiami212 I think that's why he confessed to a crime he didn't commit. Not only were the authorities leading him on in an effort to "solve" the case, but he felt he'd be safer and healthier if he were institutionalized.

[@lmtetreau]

​@@HeliumQueen I live across from our local cop shop ... one night a guy went over there and just started chucking huge rocks at all the windows (floor to 2nd floor ceiling sized). Cops obviously came out, and he immediately laid down on his stomach and put his hands out, as they were telling him to. He yelled back "it's about time, I'm hungry". He literally did it to get arrested, or as they say "3 hots and a cot", bc it was better than being cold and hungry and who know what else

[@HeliumQueen]

@@lmtetreau I believe it. There was an instance in my city where a guy had been in jail for like twenty years. The day he was released, he stuck up a Dunkin' Donuts and then sat and waited for the police to arrive. He had nowhere to go and nothing to do after having been locked up for two decades so he wanted to just go back to jail.

[@PazPony]

It's sadly quite common for people to overdose after leaving prison because they don't realise their body's tolerance of whichever drug will have reduced due to not being able to use to the same degree in prison. So they go out, use the same as they took before, then die. I agree that this whole story is just tragic.

[@naders08]

I'd nearly forgot about the horror of this case. It indeed shocked the whole country. RIP to all the victims.

[@CherylSimser]

Mike, your face after you said first cousins was priceless. What a heartbreaking story! Nash's girlfriend was indeed one lucky person to have escaped and survived. Myrna's story was sad also.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

She wasn’t so smart to date someone who’s obviously mixed with subsaharan blood in them. I’m not surprised in the least that he was the one to set the record for killing the most people in the country, just because of his genetics.

[@ticketyboo2456]

Yes it's less common these days for first cousins to marry. It's still legal but looked down upon.

[@nmrowdy4605]

Those poor women, especially Ann Myrna! Can you imagine what that incident did to her mental health? Great to see you on location, Mike. It adds depth to your story.

[@shinzagu]

makes it look more normal

[@PhantomStella]

I hope Ann is resting in peace since she seems to have had a hard life

[@Puppylove10012-g]

Absolutely love listening to you tell these truly horrific stories. I listen to your channel every night to fall asleep too and if that's not disturbing enough for you, I'm a 70 year old woman that has always been a true crime fanatic. But I can (and have many times lol) listen to your sweet adorable voice and your cute way of telling the stories without being disrespectful. Love ya Mike !

[@rt66vintage16]

Yeah for 70! I love true crime too, remember Ann Rule ❤️

[@kimmoran4437]

Do you watch ‘Katie Does Crime’? She tells good stories, too. ☺️🇮🇪

[@agneskorea5000]

So cool, you rock! 😁

[@katiekane5247]

Glad to know I'm not the only elderly creeper 😂 He's just so dang cute!

[@VinylBlair]

Mikes got the mature lady subscribers tickling their fancy.

[@SandyMeeshell]

This is crazy!! Him admitting to standing over Anna's bed!! My God!! 🤯 Poor woman, she had a tough life 😞 I'm so glad they caught him, because he would FOR SURE have been a must more prolific serial killer!! Insane 😣 Thanks Mike!! Your show is the only one that I wait for every week ❤️

[@karlhans6678]

Sandy.

[@MistressHorrors]

I really love the way you narrate these crime stories. It feels like a friend is telling me the story while we are at a bar or something

[@beezybaby1372]

I couldn’t imagine how difficult it would be going to bed after knowing someone was watching me with a bloody knife. What a nightmare.

[@Janellabelle]

Right as if the ppl there hadn't been through enough already!

[@beezybaby1372]

@@Janellabelle exactly!

[@katiekane5247]

Might never sleep again 😳😨

[@beezybaby1372]

@@katiekane5247 I know it would be nearly impossible for me to not think of it every night before bed without being on something

[@MF-Dog-Mom]

Seriously?! How do you ever sleep again?!

[@skyofthelivingdead]

I’ve got a story recommendation for you, Mike. It went on for quite a while and was fairly publicized here in the US at the time. Happened to a good childhood friend of my mom’s from grade school, Richard T. Davis. He was brutally murdered by his fellow soldiers outside Fort Benning, GA in 2003. The Army tried saying he went AWOL for months until his body was finally found. His parents were headstrong and incredibly persistent in pursuing an investigation for him because the Army wanted to sweep it under the rug.

[@katiekane5247]

Excellent recommendation!

[@skyofthelivingdead]

@@katiekane5247 it’s been said that he may have been murdered because he planned to file a complaint about US troops raping an Iraqi woman. Regardless, the Army’s response to the situation was questionable at best.

[@ReesyQueen]

@@skyofthelivingdeadYeah some forget that people in the military are “normal” as well so things like this happening “in the military” is not really different from things off base. Yeah it should be.. but it’s not. You have sick people everywhere smh.

[@kezfaz6429]

I’ve seen a documentary about this poor lad. He was found murdered on the river bank. And yes, the army tried shifting blame. His poor father fought for so long (and is still fighting) to prove his innocence.

[@CardinalsFanBoy]

Sounds like a story worth pursuing! Thanks Sky!

[@katrinasbeauty27]

@thatchapter I lived near the grangegorman when those murders happened. I remember the guards knocking at my door asking if I'd seen anything. Scared me something terrible as I lived on my own then. Guards hadn't a clue about investigating a murder. Those poor women deserved better

[@SuperZytoon]

Mike, you always bring us a well-researched case. Your care and respect for the innocent victims shows your character and professionalism. Thanks.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Yes, your parents get gold stars for rearing a decent, sympathetic man. 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Lime6291]

It was so wild to see Mike on location and not infront of a black screen! I love it!

[@beekind5704]

Thank you for your beautiful description of the victims who were diagnosed with schizophrenia, so many people suffer from this disease and are painted as erratic and dangerous people, they are not dangerous they have a mental illness and need support. The killer is an erratic dangerous person watch its walk, it didn’t give a s#*t about killing people it cared about itself this is how it satisfied its basic needs and got its attention.

[@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224]

I’m glad peoples attitudes are changing. If anything they are more likely to harm themselves, whether directly or indirectly. Most are truly just normal people, who just need a bit of understanding

[@robijakus6860]

u know what's the worst part about this? it's that i can genuinely feel with every sense of my body how nice and friendly the mood must have always been in that household. for some reason where ever i go in life i always end up surrounded by bpd people and what Mike had told i imagine the general baseline dynamics in that house being similar to a nice calm safe friendly sleepover. everyone being just very nice and soft spoken, aware of the other's illnesses and always being mindful of them and everything, tryna help each other recover any way they can. stuffs like that

[@Kenzingo]

This is the VERY FIRST time that I’ve ever received a compliment in regards to my BPD. I never really thought about the ways in which it has been a strength. I’ve always just considered it a curse..never considering our high levels of empathy, self awareness/and how much more love we have to give-than other people do. We truly feel 5x happier, sadder, angrier…we have to learn to take the bad, with the good. Thank you so much for the valuable insight. You have completely changed my perspective.

[@robijakus6860]

@@Kenzingo wow I never considered that my comment would be so impactful for someone but I'm really glad that it was. But yes it's absolutely true especially for quiet BPD that manifest inwards instead of outwards. I especially hate all the crazy ex girlfriend type stereotyping about the disorder like I'm not even joking every single girlfriend I ever had, was sooner or later diagnosed with BPD and it's nothing like the stereotypes. Also I'm just realizing I'm probably encountering an excessive amount of people with this disorder cuz it's somewhat more common amongst artists and I've only went to art schools XD

[@jimmyzhao2673]

I think this home/psychiatric hospital is quite remarkable. It seemed to work for the people living there and have productive lives. Was it closed due to budget cuts ? Sad really, these days people would end up living on the street.

[@lorettascott5477]

I know it was a great idea. I hope that they don't end up on the streets but sadly it's happening everywhere. In my city it's quadrupled in last few years even tho hundreds have been dying. 😢😢😢♥️🙏

[@smith549371]

Western countries were so much better places 40-50 years ago...greed and corruption has infested and destroyed them

[@mayle2010]

Houses like that used to be found in the United States before Ronald Reagan cut funding for them. It's something not really talked about when people try to address the homeless issue, which is very unfortunate.

[@joebauers3746]

Closed due to budget crisis??? That would be astounding considering people just showing up in Ireland get free housing... But that's the way she goes I guess, that country like many in the West are doooooooooooone...

[@420smokinghippiechick]

I absolutely love the way you narrate your stories!! Been watching you for a few years now & it's never boring. I look forward to seeing new content upload. I watch & listen before I go to sleep. You're funny, cute & your research is ALWAYS top notch & spot on!! Keep it coming please!! We ALL LOVE YOU MIKE!! KEEP GIVING IT A GOO!!❤️💯🤩😉

[@LolahJ]

You never miss, Mike! Thank you ❤

[@ThatChapter]

Thanks for being here!

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi TC. Mike, I sincerely appreciate your talent for being on point with your videos. You're my most favorite crime story show on you tube. Hopefully you get a chance to view my comment. Peace my friend, love, Janine Smiley😏🙂😍😀😉👍☕🍩☕🥧🆒️💯❕❗

[@roboticzamat]

You know what? As long as Mike loves us, we're okay. ☺️👌

[@FallenAngel9979]

English lass here. Huge fan of yours Mike, and always wanted to visit Ireland as my great- grandfather was from Dublin. (On my bucket list!) What a ghastly, tragic case….god almighty. Just…beyond horrific. RIP to all the poor victims, and I wish only peace to the survivors.

[@pervinmervin]

It’s like 18.99

[@Tamz60]

This was such a sad sad story. I feel so badly for Anne. I can't imagine waking up to the Carnage of her friends. Why do some of the cops always try to put the blame on someone who isn't as smart as most people are? They seem to think it's going to make them a big man until somebody shows up that actually did it and they look like idiots. This was a great story I love your stories from Ireland or Scotland because I got to spend some time over there in 2004. I miss seeing you twice a week but I wish you all the best on your podcasts

[@buggiebuild1]

I do too, so I thoroughly enjoy the longer once a week, and the podcast, just something about him makes you smile and feel good, whilst listening to horrific shite..✌🏻

[@markmike7933]

No you're completely wrong. a ton of people, probably like you, PUT SO much pressure on them to solve the case that they crack under the pressure and probably treats of getting fired because of the pressure that this is what happens. Nice try though

[@danno0808]

I don’t think the cops blamed the guy. I think Mike said he admitted to doing the crime until the real killer admitted to also doing the crime but his version was more evidences of committing the crime.

[@Tamz60]

@@markmike7933 you're completely wrong about me

[@gaaraxnaru]

@MarkMike No amount of pressure excuses cops framing/planting evidence to solve a case. Which some cops have been proven to do. Stop blaming the public for cops' eagerness to close a case even when the answer hasn't been found.

[@beg911able]

I have always been fascinated by true crime, even as a child. Finding these channels that tell the stories is like heaven to me. Bailey, Ballen used to be my favorites. But your humour and personality have skyrocketed you to my number 1 spot. There is a kindness and likeability to you that shines. Well done Mike. As long as you keep talking, I'll keep listening.

[@lucyloo6263]

Try Kendall Rae too. And danielle kirsty. She's very sweet, and it's easy to overlook the make up!

[@CarlosGambino_22]

@@lucyloo6263 those are shit.

[@andysalter7192]

​@@lucyloo6263 what is it with the " Make up and Murder " chicks ? That's like a guy doing a " pumping weights and talking killing", kinda odd but I suppose it's something to make them stand out.

[@morningcrimetime]

This is brilliant, can't believe you went to the crime scene. My home town also This man was a monster, such a tragic story.

[@gafrers]

On Location footage FTW. After escaping the black void and settling into a room, now Mike is out and about exploring the world.

[@killashandrabarnett5483]

110% my favorite true crime channel. I appreciate that you dont just stick to one place in the world. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@NovaSuperSport11]

I feel terrible for all the victims. This monster eviscerated his victims. My heart breaks for Dean. The case is so incredibly sad.

[@baussify]

Im not joking, I literally take tuesdays off from work so I can watch Mike’s video without any stress. Cant wait for this one, as usual.

[@TheVioletBunny]

Damn that’s some serious dedication lol 😂

[@RealAnimeBadGuy]

That’s pretty smart. I get pretty lucky and see the uploads when I get to lunch

[@nunya3461]

That IS some serious dedication! I can actually see myself bidding for my schedule while thinking to myself hmmm Sundays off IS nice buuut Tuesdays off gives me a That Chapter full attention day!

[@andrewpalmer3116]

Uhhhh. Ok

[@Jordan-sv3pu]

You realize you can just watch after work

[@belindatafe4787]

I always hit the like button on all of Mike's videos before even watching. He has my respect in always presenting facts & adding humour when it can lighten the mood on these weird & nasty cases. Somehow Mike can leave me smiling!

[@Luna.3.3.3]

Please do more stories from your country where you can give a bit of a tour Mike! It was great to see you in this 😊

[@thehauntedpineapple6851]

I want to commend you for noting the difference in mental health issues and being just pure evil at heart. There is a huge difference! Another wonderfully told tale, shockingly, Not from Florida or other US states. Have a great one, Mike! 👻🍍

[@angelheart.444]

I'm going through some pretty rough stuff right now. This video, along with all your videos, helps distract my mind from total chaos. Your podcasts are freaking fantastic, Mike. Story telling comes naturally to you. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your filmmaking.

[@watchdog8058]

hope you are doing better soon!

[@angelheart.444]

@@watchdog8058 thank you, my friend.

[@Littlekitten_]

I too have been feeling the same . I hope you feel better ❤ things will get better for us

[@sianbeecham2825]

Wishing you much love and sending kind thoughts. I hope things get better soon. I understand that feeling. ❤❤

[@corpusvile1]

I lived in that area at the time of the murders, I always remember going past the house on the way to work and seeing the CS line and Garda sentry, so I knew there had been a murder. Nash only lived around the corner from me and all. Freaky time to be living there.

[@clydebear6914]

I remember this case so well here in Ireland. It was HUGE! Proper horror stories of how the victims at Grangegorman were found. Poor old Dean Lyons. Just goes to show you how innocent idiots can get swept up in serious cases like this.

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

Woa...need to go shake this one off. Thank you, Mike for bringing this horrific story to us. It's sad the cards people are dealt.

[@maryfuller8598]

Mike, you have a humanistic, empathitic demeanor within the stories you tell and a razor sharp intellect for the evil pieces of sh*!s that destroy others. Great podcasts

[@cathyhinder8573]

Mike's a great story teller & able to talk his viewers through the most horrific tales of humanity in such a way that I. for one, because of his amusing nature doesn't give up on humans completely.

[@trippiex2629]

Gonna be another great story (terrible story but told well) as always!! Thanks for putting so much effort in making us all entertained mike

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you for watching! Means the world!

[@buggiebuild1]

Right?, Subtle changes in the last year I’d say, loving it, whilst we listen to horror ,he makes it palatable, big-time.✌🏻

[@Teresia12]

You are so good at what you do. You inform us of the facts but unlike others you tell us the facts with compassion. I hope you are able to do this for years to come. Edit: I bet you would write an amazing who done it book.

[@peggi89sue]

Strange to see you do a case at home Mike. Horrible for Anne, she had enough to deal with. Loving the new podcast and all your work. Fair play lad 👍

[@crabstick250]

Well done. Thank you for humanizing the victims as always. You are a fantastic storyteller.

[@redheadwithafierytemper5668]

I am going to have to say that this is particularly horrifying. They had mental health issues but had full lives and we're sweet,caring people and to be slaughtered and defiled like that is so disturbing. I can't imagine how the survivor managed after this. She already had trouble sleeping and it saved her life but to know the person was standing over her. How could you sleep again after that ? I have chronic insomnia and I'm prescribed a really strong cocktail of drugs to sleep at night but due to childhood trauma and an ex that broke in several times and I woke up to him standing over the top of me. I am still a very light sleeper and I'm up on alert at the slightest noise out of place. I don't think I would ever be able to sleep again after something like this.

[@christelletaljard4266]

I can relate. For me its a loop, cant sleep due to anxiety then the lack of sleep leads to depression. Been using benzos for years but that comes with its own host of problems. I hope that you can find some healing, you deserve to be able to sleep. Keep fighting the goid fight and know you are not alone❤

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I'm absolutely LOVING the new podcast, Mike. Top notch stuff as always!

[@davidjarvie9546]

Yeah me too

[@annehealy9485]

Mike, you have a wonderful way of telling a story with compassion, respect and humor (this one so very sad heartbreaking in particular). Always look forward to them!

[@dld9117]

Thank you Mike! I’m a big a fan! I Love the way you tell the stories, and your humour is awesome! Your Irish accent is the cherry on top! Love from 🇨🇦😘

[@lordqb5895]

Yo not going to lie the story hit different because of that simple clip you made of being out in the field. Well done for this it really set this video apart from other crime story Channels. You and EWU are my go to channels. Please never give up on this Channel we love it and I wish to still be listening when we are both old and gray. Cheers for the content mate!

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

Thanks for reporting from the Motherland, Mike! Nice to see a story from there. I'm in USA, but my grandparents came from Galway through Ellis Island and landed in Boston. Still nice to see though. I've visited family still there in Adare, and it's beautiful.

[@StephMcAlea]

This case just seems to be cloaked in tragedy. RIP all those who passed including Anne.

[@ginachenney5733]

Mike you are only getting better each year. This one is amazing. Thank you for the time and effort you put into EACH video. We love you for it.

[@karendaly3055]

A family member of mine was in prison with Mark Nash for a couple of years. Believe it or not he said Mark Nash was one of the quieter inmates and very very chilled and relaxed. But those elements also made him terrifying considering what he done.

[@troods8110]

Hey folks! Hi Mike! Thank you for another wonderfully told crime story. Unbelievable, the level of cruelty and evil inside someone's mind. I am from Newfoundland, Canada 🇨🇦 and am half Irish. The "chips" reference, that's how we enjoy them too. With "dressing, gravy, salt and vinegar." Some good!!

[@frankystarrz]

Every modern serial killer in Southern Ireland, Éire, has come over from England on 'holiday'.. Shaw and Evans from UK. This guy, from UK. That's it. There are no Irish serial killers, fact.

[@largent45]

So sad. Those poor women and that couple and his girlfriend. What a piece of work he was. The whole story is just so tragic. Thanks Mike!

[@vivnoname]

RIP to Dean Lyons. What a horrible end for him, not only did he have the pain of addiction, but his whole life went to shit. RIP to Anne as well and her husband. I’m glad Sarah survived, and RIP to the other victims. What a sad and senseless tale. 💔

[@GizmoMaltese]

After this, I'm never letting anyone's boyfriend or girlfriend stay in my home. The one mistake they made was letter the sister and her boyfriend come over. These stories really make you think twice about people.

[@GenXfrom75]

I just can't understand the evil some people are capable of... 💔

[@VioletJoy]

Yikes! That dude was totally out of control. He's the kind of person that should never ever get out of prison. It's scary to think that the first guy had a chance at being wrongly convicted. Hopefully, the jury would have sorted it out, but stranger things have happened. I never used to think that innocent people would confess to something they didn't do, but it does happen.

[@santasgotgifts]

The quality of your videos is insane mike, you’re always my top pick for a good true crime story💯 Ps: thank you for making my work shifts go by way faster as well🤝

[@ormsnev]

loved hearing Mike talk about cases from here🇮🇪 would love to see more in the future!!

[@akabutu7565]

Had to stop watching the live Alex Murdoch murder trial to watch That Chapter with Mike!!! Love your videos Mike and especially this episode with your on-site description and awesome storytelling!! You are so much better than anything/anyone else on KZbin by far!!

[@Beechnut2U]

Me, too!

[@HeyJoeHaze]

You being on location makes it so much cooler and immersive. Thanks Mike!! 😎

[@russellleblanc1539]

Former heroin user here.. one of the reasons I fell in love with it was cause it gave me confidence to be the version of me I didn't have confidence to be. Also I struggled with emotions, being very stiff which would help make me feel, be extra emotional. I would end up breaking down crying heavily just because the sky looked so beautiful. I can see him totally getting so emotional at hearing about their stories that he felt like confessing to the murder so their loved ones could have closure. Its weird but I kinda understand it, I can see how easy it is to get flooded with emotions and say something you'll end up regretting.

[@MarioGoatse]

I love how similar Australia and Ireland are. We really do share a lot of the same cultural similarities. Even down to the fish and chip shops. I grew up eating fish and chips since I was a child, and you really can’t beat hot chips with salt and vinegar slapped into an old newspaper for only a few dollars. There’s just something nostalgic about it. My local was there for decades. He watched our entire family grow up and would give us credit whenever we needed it lol.

[@Curleu]

Emigration patterns, forced and otherwise

[@MarioGoatse]

@@Curleu Australia was started as a penal colony made up of over 150,000 convicts from all over the UK. So I guess you could sort of call that “emigration, forced or otherwise” lol.

[@dropbearkellyevehammond4446]

All Irish fans of this channel must be feeling like me, familiar places, familiar language & terms. Although I am an Australian now. As always Mike , brilliant video and crazy how similar the circumstances of the crime to the Idaho 4, is it!! ! 😭

[@helenwoods1467]

G'day, from Queensland!!!

[@ronankerin293]

It’s like a That Chapter Special when he does an Irish one

[@sandraoconnor9]

Hi from Dublin,so weird to see your own hometown been mentioned 😭

[@sh.a.3333]

And the story's murderer was not even Irish, he's English. I felt so bad for people of that area. They were just kind to that psychopath and let him and his family stay and work in Dublin and that's what he did to them

[@Elizadoolittle1948]

Right?!

[@katethawley4356]

Love hearing a story from Ireland 🇮🇪 more please. Seeing location photos is amazing . Love the podcast. Keep up the great work Mike xxx

[@adriennegonzales2636]

What a particularly special chapter! I have no right to feel proud of Mike but here I am... feeling proud of the efforts he's put in to really grow his channel.

[@20baltizer12]

You are literally the best in this class of content brother and way better than any of the garbage shown on TV.

[@rhiannonrede]

Mike, these chapters keep getting better every time & yourself as well. Please keep them coming. If you write it, we will come. Thank you so much!

[@amyclare5377]

I live in Canada and work as a Residential Care Worker in the exact same set up as this place. Psych hospital with group homes where high functioning residents live. My fav home to work in is one with 3 ladies and they truly are so gentle and kind.... this story really hits hard for me! I couldn't imagine... but i also didn't think id live in an age where school shootings are becoming normal :(( Hope this doesn't become a reality ever again

[@shirleyallen7374]

I love ya too Mike. I watch you everyday. I love the way you tell the stories. May all the poor victims rest in peace. 💕

[@Vicious_Virgo]

Love the channel, but rly appreciate that mike almost always picks solid solved cases w. substantial evidence & it always seems to be the right person being caught, charged & found guilty. There’s some justice for the families (as much as there can be) after so much suffering & it’s nice to see the justice system actually work sometimes. Its just so disappointing when there’s awful crimes committed but the psn gets away w it or theres no resolution at all. So thank you :)

[@misspinky4235]

I'm loving your podcasts! Hearing you talk without having to be careful with what you say shows your humor and personality that much more. I love your KZbin videos, but your podcasts have made me love your content on youtube and spotify that much more. Gave you 5 stars on spotify. You deserve it after all the work you put in to make amazing content. We all appreciate you, keep up the amazing work!! 😊😊

[@oisin3928]

Definitely the most infamous case I can think of in Irish history. Great video man, hadn't seen a lot of those pictures before.

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

Oh Wow, I had not heard of this case. Thank you for sharing it with us, Mike!

[@Bicep1]

Omg !! So sad for the victims including poor Dean.... the innocent harmless girls in Ireland the poor young couple who were relatives of his girl.... He is crazy like a switch to evil for real .... Thankfully he's locked up for a very long time if not the rest of his life . RIP to those passed . 🙏

[@darkvaults]

Great to see more coverage on these horrific crimes! Those poor women :(

[@sideglance]

Hey Mike - I hope you will get to read this 🙏 I am wondering whether you are open to the idea of putting together a behind-that-chapter-scenes with bloopers, backstage footage, some "secret" insights and so on for us?? This would be the greatest treat for all of us addicts of yours! Stay as great as you always are!

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

This is extremely gruesome and tragic. What an absolute disgusting monster is Mark Nash, the grimace and snarl on his face shows clearly how he was able to commit the terrible savage murders. Thank you Mike love ya.

[@Awake129]

Hey Mike👋🏼 love the new format to include podcasts. I can see by reading through the comments that I’m not alone in admiring your respectful authenticity and humanity when describing these awful crimes. Best true crime channel on the platform, hands down. Keep up the great work Mike, love you back Bro. Cheers!