The Biggest Legal Screw Up In History (Mr Ballen) | Kidd and Cee Reacts

[@keefe0019]

"John was not medically trained.... He was a serial killer." When I tell you, that threw me...💀💀💀. What a plot twist!!

[@jonathansmith1275]

you could see it coming from a mile tbh

[@Subiwu]

@@jonathansmith1275 Still completely unexpected, but he does look like a creepy guy.

[@jonathansmith1275]

@@Subiwu >completely unexpected only if you're tone deaf/inexperienced with thriller content

[@Subiwu]

@@jonathansmith1275 Nice job liking your own comment. Anyway, I should’ve clarified that the “serial killer” part was unexpected for me. When @MrBallen started talking about the device he used on Beryl, I immediately began to get skeptical, but when he unexpectedly said he was a whole-ass serial killer, that’s what creeped me out. The way he said it sounded unexpected.

[@anstylesgermany6742]

You could see it coming... but it still hits hard😥

[@downbeatdialga1341]

Damn, this is so upsetting to hear. A guy who already struggled with a severe chronic illness, failed by so many systems and many people who never bothered to help or accommodate him through his whole life. But then, the ONE person who offers to help him and his wife later on, is a serial killer who preys on his naïveté and kills his wife and daughter, and sets him up for their murders. This man died alone, believing he’d failed his family. He was failed by so many people, to the very end when the floor gave out under his bad foot.

[@OXSkuldream]

Fr..

[@martalevin4829]

He sound like a lazy loser ,not a victim

[@dantewilliams7458]

I love how Kidd takes notes likes he’s in class

[@mzluna313]

I'm at the 12 minute mark and he's describing what a smart, respected war hero John is and how he's so different than Timothy yet he lives in the same ghetto area as Timothy? I would think a man of that stature could and would live in a better neighborhood.

[@downbeatdialga1341]

Another thing, I’d imagine that the police were also so quick to write off Tim as the culprit, because of the stigmas that were applied to people with physical and/or neurological conditions, especially that many decades ago in the 1940s. And 44:40, It’s like Kidd said earlier in the video, since John was likely a renowned figure in his community for having been in armed forces and a former officer, they probably went easier on him. Thank goodness he still got the death penalty while they felt like still having it 😒

[@matwetton]

There is an amazing film about this called "10 Rillington place" starring richard Attenborough (brother of David the natural world TV presenter) and John hurt.

[@trlyhxly]

I learned a tough lesson as a kid . Taking the blame for someone else is gonna get is never a good idea because when it’s time for them to take the wrap they’ll flee and leave you with the bag

[@princessliam5949]

Before the death penalty being demolished in the UK more innocent people got the death penalty cant remember how many

[@JohntheLNERP2]

And the fact that John Christie was a former soldier and a former copper makes his case even more unbelievable

[@emanonera]

while I already saw the original.. I enjoy watching reaction channel's to it since.. just gives it a new feeling.

[@BEAUTYFUL18]

ME TO 👽👽

[@cadiary6956]

I'm sure he was able to brainwash Timothy into lying about his wife's death because first thing he was a father figure and also because Timothy had a low iq so he certainly was not familiar with all the legal terms and acquisition against him.

[@GloJut64]

Was waiting on y’all to do this one !!! 🐐🐐🐐

[@msjrockqueen2011]

I might be wrong, but I think the posthumous pardon is done more for the remaining family members than for the deceased, so they don't have to keep living in shame when they had no reason to...? 🤷‍♀

[@ibraa767]

44:40 Kidd sounded really P’d off

[@tigasharkstudios]

10 Rillington Place (1971)

[@DynamiteProd]

This is why everyone should be against the death penalty. This still happens today and if we can save one innocent person from death it’s worth it. There’s other ways to punish horrible criminals.

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

Idk some ppl have given up the right to live that's just how I feel. Every minute they're alive they can remember all the joy they had doing what's they did. And could do it again in prison

[@crystalgemgirl731]

That was a gross, gross misuse of justice. I'm starting to see the sense of Light's logic....🤦🏼‍♀️

[@matwetton]

You may also find the story of the man who executed him interesting. Albert Pierrepoint there are plenty of good documentaries and a biopic too starring Timothy spall

[@scandimon794]

Mr Ballen is an amazing story teller! frfr

[@bungiecrimes7247]

He can also turn green frfr

[@scandimon794]

@@bungiecrimes7247 😂😂😂

[@kirikayumura6015]

he beats around the bush a bit too much sometimes.

[@robbmitchell7846]

You hear that dead bruv? You're innocent!

[@nazimuddin5122]

This is why the death penalty will always be a bad idea.

[@Okai3427]

I love this channel. God bless. I'm a new subscriber, and I've been binge watching you guys all day.❤

[@scottbird7751]

Man how many times kid pauses a video

[@MxneyyyyGaming]

I'm early to another KIDD AND CEE ORIGINALLLLLL

[@pancho2365]

Stray cat king by mr ballen pls!

[@maryfall6438]

I noticed in the last 5 mins that me and Cee were wearing the same shirt lol

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

I think that u cant convict somebody for a crime while sumbody else is in jail for it. Also the fact that they convicted the first guy off of a straight statement I dont think they would do it again with the other guy. This shit is crazy tho

[@tiffanywithers9298]

Please check the documentry of Michael Crowe. It will blow your mind

[@jazznazz4203]

HI GUYS!!!!🤠

[@adamstewart9383]

British justice is a joke 🤦‍♂️ that's why this story didn't suprise me

[@lafarruspennington5831]

Can you guys do george stinney jr

[@D07Nick]

And then in the case of Chandler Halderson, now here's a young man who had his whole life given to him on a silver platter. Loving family, found love, nice home many opportinities and He Lied to avoid it all. To run away from everyone and everything. Where as Timmothy lied to live every opportunity that life presented to him. And his "Father figure" let him down. Thats why im grateful for my struggles. I dont have to lie about nothin' and i own up to all of my mistakes. And most importantly im not a sucker. I Can't be taken advantage of. ✌💯

[@akr9648]

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