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John Duffy and David Mulcahy - The Railway Killers: A profile of the two murderers who terrorised Britain in the 1980's with a string of attacks near railway stations.
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[@MsMagav]

Strange that everybody knew Mulcahy was guilty and nobody went to teach him a lesson...

[@bekahward8710]

Look at that b****, Casey Anthony. Why has nobody beat the shit right out of her?? Or on a regular basis for that matter.

[@LeeTarr-jv5np]

Shewwww, I thought the same thing. With other crimes it’s like, if a person is accused but there isn’t significant evidence against them, that’s tricky. There’s always doubt and if someone does something to harm said person, they don’t know for sure because they don’t know all of the evidence, buttttt this case? Yeah, this case is blatantly hook line and sink her....

[@KeefeL]

@@LeeTarr-jv5np sink her? Looooool

[@stephenhowlett6345]

I can’t imagine the horror of finding out the person you hired to decorate your house was one of the most vile animals to have ever lived. I just hope those two guttersnipes have had a tough time of it in prison, to kill such innocent young girls without even a twinge of guild make them a special kind of evil.

[@notyourbusiness5193]

@@LeeTarr-jv5npI always thought that phrase was “Hook, line, and sinker” Am I wrong?

[@blakehillsdale9590]

I hate those 2 monsters! I’m glad they both finally got arrested and will spend the rest of there life in prison. And I’m so happy he finally gave up the name of the person who did all these heinous crimes with him!

[@derekstocker6661]

Amazing how with British justice especially, always the very best is done for criminals such as in the double jeopardy law but the victims and their loved ones are always at the back of the queue. Ghastly case. RIP girls.

[@BGeezy4sheezy]

You don’t want the opposite, or you’ll end up with a system like the US; jails and prisons constantly overflowing with people who only become less capable of living in society the more time they spend locked up

[@derekstocker6661]

@Hope Fliers At least a real Life Sentence if not capital punishment if you want to be kind to killers, but cost and "rights" tend to knock that right out of the picture and we end up with little or no justice for victims and absolutely zero justice or peace of mind for families and loved ones of victims.

[@denesem2161]

This one infuriated me. Terrifying and abhorrent.

[@tonyortiz940]

To bad your country does not have the death penalty now that's a shame...it seems like the judicial system cares more about monsters than humanity...sad

[@kazandraschellenger5505]

Where is Dexter when we need him! I would love for a secret team of hitman to go after these kinds of people .

[@privateaccount1366]

@@kazandraschellenger5505 sorry, im on vacation. Be back next year

[@juliadesl]

In addition to no death penalty the longest term sentences I have heard is 35 - 27 yrs. That is not long enough for a young person who could possibly get out to perpetrate again.

[@emmapolly4260]

@@juliadesl There are longer sentences than that. People can be sentenced to whole life sentences. As in, in prison until they die.

[@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137]

Believe me there is a lot of us over here that think they should bring back the death penalty for scum like these two..

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

Did that guy say that the double jeopardy law is NO MORE there?

[@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137]

Yeah we got rid of it in this country years ago now..

[@ledhalenV]

Double jeopardy is a silly law? Double jeopardy only applies if a jury reaches a verdict of not guilty. This documentary said that the judge dismissed the case. The point of double jeopardy is so the state cannot continually bring you in front a of a jury, 4 different trials find you not guilty, and the state continues to retry you. Double jeopardy is not a “silly law” it protects an individual from a rogue government.

[@Swnsasy]

Actually If a criminal case is dismissed by the judge on the merits of the case, then double jeopardy applies.. That's why he was saying it is a silly law back then and that part is done away with.. They should have explained it a bit better but the rest, you're absolutely correct of course.. 🥰

[@NebulaBull]

((It's the fifth amendment in the US)) When dismissed in the US on a Double Jeopardy case, the Judge will often issue a with or without prejudice; if it's with prejudice, then you're Scot free and can not be charged again; without prejudice, the prosecution can re-file the exact charges, cases can also be dismissed voluntarily by the person who filed the charges or involuntary by a judge When cases are dismissed involuntarily, it's by a judge, against the wishes of the person whose case is dismissed. Involuntary dismissals happen when the judge decides the case can’t go forward because of a legal reason. Usually, they're the result of the other side filing a Motion to Dismiss, pointing out those reasons. When a judge involuntarily dismisses a case, it could be with or without prejudice. Often, judges dismiss cases without prejudice so that the person whose case got dismissed can try again after fixing the problem the other side pointed out. Sometimes, though, judges dismiss cases with prejudice. Maybe the loser has already had chances to fix their case, and the judge concludes there's no way the case can go forward. But it could be lots of things. The result is that the case is closed. If your case was dismissed with prejudice, it could be appealed to a higher judge, but you can’t start over from scratch and try again. Nothing is silly about double jeorpady.

[@johnba291972]

Yeah it wasn't silly, it was there to protect the innocent not to enable the guilty. Without it they can just retry somebody over and over again until they find a jury they can convince guilt to.

[@MjB12345]

It is. The defence can always have a second chance or appeal while prosecutors can’t

[@rusty0303]

Exactly. Dude just outed himself. Always good to know who the secret fascists are. He wants a system where the police can never be wrong. A jury that doesn’t believe their case can just be replaced by a more gullible or corrupt jury.

[@endless3cho]

Wait until you're the one being taken to court and accused of a crime, only to be found not guilty by a jury of your peers, and then the prosecution just comes after you again for the same thing. How many times is it ok to try the same case until you get the verdict you desire? Double jeopardy isn't silly. The prosecution trying a case when they don't have sufficient evidence is silly.

[@thewhexperience3901]

Agreed, my jaw dropped when that guy said it’s a stupid law. Glad we live in America, the UK is a police state nowadays.

[@usmale4915]

Absolutely horrific......thanks for sharing!

[@fluxington]

Crimewatch covered this story and did a 'Crimewatch File' programme (with a similar title), but it only mentioned/featured John Duffy. They thought that the case was solved and closed at that point in time.

[@Katiedora122]

It's very weird having the last name Mulcahy and being upset not because I share it with such a monster, but because I can't handle the pronunciation of it. (And to be clear, my American branch has no relation.)

[@Katiedora122]

@Brock Lee 😬

[@sophialoren6016]

What I always wonder about these cases: where are the wives? Don’t they see anything wrong with their husbands? Do you not see a speck of blood? Do you not smell on their clothing other girls or women? Do you not think where are your husbands when these murders are being committed?

[@berits.2346]

Do do wonder why they marry such types in the first place. There are plenty of decent men around, so why them?

[@rosesessions3268]

Some of those women know what's going on they aren't that stupid.

[@adrinathegreat3095]

It's what attracts some women towards these types of men. It's not uncommon for serial killers, sex offenders to receive dozens of marriage proposals whilst in prison.. Unfortunately they see violence as a form of protection, but often they themselves end up victims of their spouses as well.. Desperate, weak willed gullible easily fooled, easily manipulated. I wouldn't be surprised if they knew or had a strong suspicion but kept it to themselves

[@CultofPinky]

Hindesight is a great thing to have

[@klarahvar746]

Terrifying! I wonder how many other women have been assaulted by these two and did not dare to report them. About the double joeppardy law, it should be exempted everywhere when concrete evidence turns up, keeping someone free knowing that he/she is a murderer, is mocking the victims and putting society at risk

[@johnflushing9328]

They say 40% don't report the attack.

[@klarahvar746]

That leaves a significant number of possible victims for whom they have not been tried.

[@sawneybean8011]

They should be called the 'railway cowards'. Their punishment should have included a good beating by 'real men'!

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Nightmare fuel before bed

[@daviddaviscrawford3669]

Awesome! G re at British Documentary!

[@patmcstuff671]

Cops could have caught them earlier but it was too much work

[@ljgfb]

Good shit thanks

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Allison Day rip

[@Boo-dawg.]

Double jeopardy is a stupid law but of course, we still have it in the states. And it's helped people get away with murder.

[@endless3cho]

🙄

[@ashleypearson3846]

Allison Day kinda looked like Princess Diana. Both gone too soon

[@mualusimanenzhe3822]

I like the narrator 🤙🏽

[@annedalton289]

Fred dinage

[@julisaayala9986]

The narrator said his last name like 20 different ways 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@annedalton289]

And your point is ❓❓❓

[@renl-rated2883]

Real authentic talk

[@suleimoro9805]

This is because their weird childhood behavior was overlooked for too long -A lesson for the cops and all neighbors.

[@Government-EconomicsTeacher]

We have Double Jeopardy in America but this wouldn’t have applied bc the murder of one person and the murder of another person are two different crimes.

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

I know evidence wasn't up to much back in the day, but 3 YEARS and so many victims? Dear heavens!

[@shawndamccormick278]

I really like this show but it would be, imo, 1000 times better if the narration was better. It's like when pets attack or something like that.

[@CatherineDoII]

You're absolutely right about narration! Couldn't have said it better about the pets attack!

[@moo3992]

Write a letter to the production company, and demand that they replace the narrator with someone better. And make sure that if you ever create something, that you follow all of your fans, and or consumers recommendations. Otherwise don't try if you are unwilling to do that.

[@Tormentality]

@@moo3992 Write a letter? ok boomer

[@moo3992]

@@Tormentality generation X dummy. Wtf difference does it make huh? Lmao. You don't even know how to write a letter? Ok little girl.

[@carleysanftleben7223]

The guy from the " they will kill you" videos is amazing!! Check him out

[@juliadesl]

How sad for the children of Duffy. I can’t even imagine how that would rock your world. What a total putz not to give up his cohort. I hesitated to say “friend” because sociopaths don’t really have friends. Cold BASTARDS!

[@dazauto1400]

He had no children

[@ycamara9034]

Justice serve

[@lewiswright7115]

2 bullets

[@aaprii333]

EVIL! 🤬🤬🤬

[@donnablackman3954]

Hope they rot in prison and get the same ♥️

[@hiefia8568]

11:13 what blood group? Can someone please tell me

[@privateaccount1366]

A secretor blood group. Don't know exactly how to describe it. Maybe look it up on Google?

[@hiefia8568]

@@privateaccount1366 google says they're people whose blood type( a,b,ab,o) are not only found in their blood but also in their saliva and other bodily fluids

[@mjverostek1278]

gotta go fast!

[@nataliepowell4806]

I wish I could get my hands on Elizabeth yardleys eyebrows🙄

[@rayjasmantas9609]

What do nations have in common that is not in plain sight, but from a distance would momentarily spark interest to learn of its being, is a railroad with its train yard. You could make its mention as am unexpected appearance in a movie scene, vast and not instantly conquered within a moment for knowing.

[@rayjasmantas9609]

So for a crime meet across the border this would give a few moments to recompose self relief out in public.

[@dimmuborgir82]

never rat on your friends.

[@MrBoBoTom]

I don't get it. If they were childhood friends and like brothers, how could the police not figure it out? Family members, friends, people who knew them in any shape or form should have indicated who the second guy was. Mean, not police officer or anything, but this shit ain't rocket science. With even a tiny bit of looking should have been obv.

[@simonpitt8145]

Yeah, wondered this myself. Especially if they were loners and there weren't too many other people it could have been.

[@peterd788]

They knew he was guilty but until Duffy talked they had no evidence against Mulcahy.

[@junestanich7888]

Don’t understand why double jeopardy was used of the judge didn’t allow that prosecution to go forward.

[@GenghisCohen257]

It gets to a point where it's too disgusting to listen to. And some of the commentators on this show don't help matters.

[@raymondkymsuttle]

How is it possible for numerous people to ALL be ‘the most evil killer’? There are a lot of videos with that label…

[@innamaxx1967]

”One of the most evil killers ”

[@TomStansfield]

It’s a competition

[@MrMississippiMan]

It's called a series

[@benji6866]

Shut up

[@caleclayton1987]

That's what the series is called

[@mm-qj6cc]

Horrific narrator, the crimes are sensational on their own, stop please trying to up the ante it's awful

[@Sn0wShepherd]

Bad move giving them a press name.

[@hiefia8568]

So at what age in a woman's life is she safe from sexual predators?

[@Mercer45X]

Apparently never.

[@juliadesl]

NEVER!!!!

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Never. Let's remember though that the same applies to males who are also victims of sex attacks and murder by creepy pervy males.

[@blatherskite3009]

Never. Because granny-shaggers exist.

[@ElanMorin]

guy said double jeopardy is a silly law. what an ignorant fool.

[@jeanhess8950]

Mulcahy reminds me of Jeckyl and Hyde.

[@RIXKJAMESZ]

So he basically told on his friend for no reason

[@rosequartz7841]

Narrator over sensationalised this horrific period in time ... It's terrifying enough without adding to the absolute destruction , absolute 💯 carnage, psychological , emotional trauma and life long d#amage these horrific crimes these monsters have caused and destroyed innocent 💔 women on such a vast scale. These F..ks are the devil incarnate!!!!! 😡😡😡😡 Too disturbing for me to continue watching and hearing the details!

[@humblehombre9904]

I think marriage, to women, used to be such a serious, binding commitment. I believe many have had thoughts about their husbands, but then shake their heads and say I know him, I married him, how could HE , possibly have anything to do with something like this. The world pre-1990, was a little more trusting. I think the marriage vows went very deep in many, and it could also be blinding. Think of how people are when their children are suspected. That bond still holds on to today’s views on family. Rarely do women ever accept that their children are responsible for, well, ….anything! Nowadays, marriage means little to most, so this level of commitment now seems foreign, even absurd.

[@truthseeker2314]

I swear David is not my relative !!!

[@johnba291972]

Mulcahy is actually out now. He was in the probation hostel that I was in, in Plymouth in 2017.

[@melly9037]

Jeez ..

[@juliadesl]

UK needs to reevaluate the “life” sentences that are served. It’s really a problem when it is a young sociopath person being sentenced.

[@wolfen1101]

He's not out...he'll never get out

[@johnba291972]

@@wolfen1101 I guarantee you 100% he was released in 2017.

[@SFNDMK]

Link

[@jenniesalse7406]

someone will make them

[@AABB-bm9kk]

The some yarn was some sure connection to these two Some of a B****es ✌️

[@floppydong295]

Those face piercings look great bro….jk

[@freestylestuntkayak]

That lisp 🤐

[@grouchyoldman5348]

Lord Farquhar

[@SpecialBlanket]

Cricket using a live hedgehog? Isn't that in Alice in Wonderland? The Red Queen does it.

[@xTerminatorAndy]

don't laugh I still feel sorry for that poor defenceless creature and all the women they hurt and killed

[@adamwaddoups7811]

John 12 head Duffy

[@picflight]

Repeat, repeat to make the show longer, totally disgusting. 🤮

[@k_j_n1242]

Is repetition in a show what you'd class as a vomit-inducing, disgusting concept? 🤔 I mean, there are plenty of things in life that are disgusting, repetition of a show... not so much. Strange 🤔

[@endless3cho]

It's called a recap. It's to help remind the viewer where they left off before the ads/commercials. Watching it on YT makes it a bit redundant but it's easier to edit out ads than to edit out parts of the show.

[@teresas8173]

We still have that ridiculous “double jeopardy” law in the US.

[@redbull7324]

Beautiful Teresa S 🍹🍮

[@diatonix2]

Horrible narration. Ruins everything.

[@cynthiatolman326]

I'm listening and not watching it lol, but there's one man talking a hundred miles an hour and is difficult to understand. Wow

[@magovenor]

Here’s what I don’t understand, why when convicted he wasn’t put to death? One may argue that the other person would still be out there, but the convicted man told on the other one. But it seems that by having someone narrate these heinous things with music, still photos, and people explaining what may have been their reasons, this is preferred over true justice.

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Britain abandoned the death penalty in the late 1960s.

[@Ceerads]

How can you not understand that not every country has the death penalty?

[@rogersledz6793]

Qvq

[@davidlang9939]

ONCE THE PUBLIC KNEW THAT A SERIES OF RAPE/ASSAULTS WERE OCURRING, THEN YOUNG WOMEN WERE BEING MURDERED, WHY WOULD ANY WOMAN GO OUT ALONE, OUT UNARMED WITH EVEN WHEN WITH OTHER GIRLS/WOMEN? HOW COULD FATHERS, BROTHERS, & UNCLES LET THEIR FEMALE FAMILY MEMBERS GO OUT UNESCORTED -- WATCHING FOOTBALL, BOOZING AT THE PUBS.

[@declamatory]

STOP SHOUTING!

[@86crud]

What in the hell is wrong with you? So if someone gets mugged and shot in the face in your town, you’re gonna keep your ass in the house until they’re caught? Boy shut up. You don’t make no sense. Are you going to obey when all of the women in your family decide that you should not go anywhere alone or at night because it will be your own fault if a stranger decides to do something heinous to you? You’re gonna let their ignorance control you?

[@juliadesl]

They were all young. In youth you operate under the notion that you are invincible. It is almost impossible for them to see their end. That being said, many of the men in their lives could have been more protective. Yeah!

[@Consistentlycrazy]

Most women have no choice but to carry on living their life. We can't all hide away incase some nutter is on the rampage unfortunately

[@Ceerads]

England isn’t Saudi Arabia. Women are allowed to travel alone. These murders were in daytime. Don’t blame the victims’ relatives.

[@joemcgill4436]

what has the fact that they were born into catholic families got to do with the story?

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

Joe McGill It fleshes out the story with elements of interest. Doesn't have to interest you.

[@jomama5186]

I will never understand how anyone is capable of such cruelties. Never. Especially Englishmen. I have always thought they were total gentlemen. Terrible.

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

They didn't conquer most of the known world by being Mr. Rodgers. . .

[@brianraymer5542]

Lol Read your history

[@tingtong8781]

@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz nationality is an irrelevance, but they are both, essentially, Irish Catholics.

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Most men are not like those two.

[@Ceerads]

You really think ALL Englishmen are “total gentlemen”? No country’s people are all anything.

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

What awful narration. Sounds like he's spitting on you.

[@outdoorloser4340]

What do you expect? He's a Scot 🧐

[@yazminembaied5794]

Bwahahahahaahha. Omg ur funny. 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@juliadesl]

😂Exactly!

[@kelvahuff8861]

1st.

[@NondescriptMammal]

Ugh, can't stand when narrators use that weirdly overdramatic tone... sounds like something from a Monty Python sketch

[@olgawyn746]

Why do women walk down paths or in woods?

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Will depend on age and experience. This will determine their level of a sense of security or potential threat. We live in a relatively safe country and live our whole lives freely and safely for the most part. The younger you are the less alert you are to potential danger . This also goes for young males too. The evil John Gacy, Nielsen , etc are proof of that.

[@animamundii]

Am I the only one who cant stand the narrator? Waaay over the top dramatic. Should be reading news on FOX news. In these docs he just sounds ridiculous.

[@xTerminatorAndy]

fox "news" is not news, it's propaganda and make belief. It should be called "fox lies" :p

[@floppydong295]

Put him on CNN. Those people would get sick of all the fake news he would be spewing out and go to a real network like FOX

[@lauralafauve5520]

I hate this narrator's voice. Sometimes I turn off the documentary I'm watching because of his voice and the sneering way he says things. Js.

[@floppydong295]

The British accent makes it that much worse

[@declamatory]

"Heinous" is pronounced "hay-nus", not "hee-nus".

[@sawneybean8011]

It depends where you live and what accent you have.

[@CultofPinky]

I’m English and I’m sure it’s the English language 😂

[@connortiger2795]

Because of the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment, now is the best time to invest and make money.

[@jackryan341]

I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the fluctuations in price

[@aubreywood4883]

His success stories are everywhere 😱

[@annamariaspellani]

How do I contact Mr muller ?

[@annamariaspellani]

@Richmond Geil Thanks for his contact info, I'll get to him right away

[@clark1836]

Trading on your own is very risky, I've lost alot trading for my self

[@aileenhovorka9207]

Good story. Dreadful documentary! Get rid of the odanoidal, overly dramatical whatever he was, plus all "the experts"! Just give us the bloody story! Narrator plus maybe 2 experts! We aren't stupid you know!

[@endless3cho]

It's the format of the series.

[@raymondkymsuttle]

It’s weird to hear people expressing horror at them torturing a hedgehog when meat eaters don’t seem to care about the animals they eat.

[@professionalgambling6783]

As i meat eater i don't care, because i know, that these animals if not by us, will be killed by something else, we still kill them in a much more humane way then wolfs or any other wild animals, and let them live longer life before we kill, do you think wolfs let the small ones go or they kill them and eat them right away?. You plant lovers will never get it, too much binary thinking "If we don't eat them, it means no one else will!".

[@TomStansfield]

Don’t think many of them play cricket with their cheeseburger to be honest

[@Dynamatrix2000]

Wrong channel vegan boy.

[@k_j_n1242]

Get the F outta here with that BS 🙄 As if you need reminding that we are naturally, scientifically, biologically omnivorous. Take your preachy crap and as someone said earlier, find another outlet for your misinformation.

[@J23486]

What a stupid comment.

[@myassizitchy]

Tourniquet. = turn-a-KAY.... 🤔 Tourniquet = turn-a-KETTTTTT .with a T..👍🤷🏻‍♂️ gosh darn British accents

[@adrianrussell-smith748]

you realise this is a French word ? And you speak English as well its the same language just changes over time.