The Criminal Life of Robert Butler

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[@meemurthelemur4811]

Butler knew just how to act whilst in prison, but not how to act out of it. It seems prison life suited him. Maybe that's why he was always doing things that would get him sent back there....

[@zingwilder9989]

Yes, inside, a Saint; however outside, an escalating Devil. It seemed to be like some type of bizarre challenge with the law.

[@ipsygypsy16]

Maybe his experience in prison as a teenager left an impression on his psyche...It was a better shelter than an abandoned wagon after all.

[@zingwilder9989]

@@ipsygypsy16 Yes, but he was given many excellent opportunities to change and become productive; yet all discarded? We must ask why?

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@zingwilder9989 I'm reminded of a quote from Thomas More, "If you suffer your people to be ill-educated, and their manners to be corrupted from their infancy, and then punish them for those crimes to which their first education disposed them, what else is to be concluded from this, but that you first make thieves and then punish them?" I don't mean that Butler's crimes could be excused or blamed on the authorities, however. Only that if he survived as a child by being a thief and a con, then having learned nothing else, these are the instincts that he would have defaulted to as an adult. In prison he learned that if he behaved his needs (food, shelter, etc) would be met. Out of prison he had no such guarantee, so he resorted to what he knew best.

[@ipsygypsy16]

@@zingwilder9989 did it not occur to you that this person wasn't particularly good at anything, including petty theft? 😀😀 Nowadays we pay taxes for preserving their likes... Those days prison it was .

[@shereerihari2691]

Thank you BC for posting a story from NZ. We're not a bad bunch down here 😁

[@TheDavephillips]

Sheree Rihari: Yes, I have some great friends in NZ, I even like the All Blacks, though England beat 'em last world cup. I'm a Brit living in Vancouver, BC and we've got a lot of good people here too. I love living here compared to my old home in London; it's a lot friendlier. Take care and stay safe and well.

[@marcelmoreau2733]

Only downside to iving in Canada is being to clise to crazies in US.

[@TheDavephillips]

@@marcelmoreau2733 How right your are!

[@shereerihari2691]

Veronica Smith, no martial law here.

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@@marcelmoreau2733 Your PM Trudeau is the crazy one.

[@Lucky_Chase]

Fantastic. I admire your work and the details you include in these cases, as you paint a vivid picture of the times in which the events transpire quite well. Much appreciated, and I thank you for the uploads. Keep up the brilliant work.

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[@zingwilder9989]

Very well said and I would like to second that!

[@nancyincanada5553]

@Bender Rodriguez: I completely agree.

[@R33fth3b33f]

He should have given up crime and been a lawyer. Eloquent speech, nicely dressed, a six hour speech?! Not guilty!? Lawyer material. Spent his life around breaking laws he should have been defending them or at least defending criminals like himself.

[@changeintheair9648]

He does seem fairly bright. Unfortunately bright people either do well in society or choose to use their brains to become a criminal.

[@enriquebonifacino9939]

I totally agree. A waste of talent.

[@jhoughjr1]

lawyers commit the most crime.

[@quickchris10]

Yes, it is mentioned he didn't like manual labor. Well, duh! That narrows down your prospects by more than half. You have to then concentrate on jobs that use your brain/skills. So, I don't know why he couldn't focus . . .bad upbringing. My parents were the same; they didn't care what I was up to, but I displayed high test results; school counselor got me into college-prep/advanced classes, did some college-application paperwork for me; I was off to college and I doubt my parents even noticed.

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I know what's going to be playing on my way to the station this morning.

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[@BriefCaseOfficial]

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[@ajkleipass]

The death penalty was carried out much swifter a century ago than it is today.

[@zingwilder9989]

@Tricky Dicky Yes, sadly, that did happen and just once was too often.

[@zingwilder9989]

@Tricky Dicky Yes, there have been horrible injustices in world history; and they still continue!

[@zingwilder9989]

@Tricky Dicky Yes, you're right.

[@zingwilder9989]

@Tricky Dicky Hah!

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@Tricky Dicky Very good point.

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Good morning everyone. Great story Brief Case. Happy Monday all! 🙂

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[@swedishpiggi]

Omg what a bad life he had. Thank you all that wrote to me on my birthday last week It really warmed my heart how kind you all are, and to BC who wrote in Swedish!

[@vikramad36]

Madam, I request you to refrain from calling it ‘bad’. I’m sure he made some mistakes. But things were set against him and he was all alone. I feel pity for the poor soul. He showed some courage. May he find peace and love.

[@swedishpiggi]

@@vikramad36 What an awfull life he had. Im not english speaking so im sorry if I do some poor choises or spell wrong

[@albertafarmer8638]

Precisely, piggi nielsson! This man was evil and we can call it that. Just don't use GOD'S name in vain. Blessings to you

[@albertafarmer8638]

@@vikramad36 20Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who turn darkness to light and light to darkness, who replace bitter with sweet and sweet with bitter. Isaiah 5:20

[@vanessathomas7437]

Wow! Robert didn't know when to say, "when". He is definitely the definition of a career criminal! It also seems he was too lazy to do any type of manual labor, except in prison. Enjoyed listening to this Case, definitely, fascinating and we'll researched and told! Look forward to another Case soon! Great Job, BC!

[@coloringwithd]

Well this one is different. For someone not educated well he was able to represent himself in court. One would have thought he could have used that charm for good. Ah well, such as it is. Thank you for sharing ♥♥♥

[@anniej1834]

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[@tarim2822]

Thank you BC for this case! I studied criminology and forensic psychology and one of the modules discussed convict criminology where ex convicts would write about their experiences whilst incarcerated but it is thought to be a 21st century phenomenon. This case of Butler of his time in prison highlights that perhaps convicts writing of their has been going on much longer. Thank you again for shedding light on historical cases. Excellent work!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

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I'm off today.Nobody's home but me.Cooking breakfast and listening to BC while interacting with all in this pleasant chat.There are no "Monday Blues" here😎🤙🏾😎🤙🏾

[@aprilkalcsa9336]

You send him to prison at age 13, his life is set.

[@zingwilder9989]

@@dhss333 Wow, what a brilliant philosophical way to look at it. Just in 4 words.

[@cine-ish]

Essentially forcing a child into the criminal system, then wondering what went wrong.

[@changeintheair9648]

Why was he not at home? He had a home. He was not forced onto the street. We also don't know his true age or his real name. Did he say 13 thinking it would make him seem old enough to decide where he lay verses have to be home with parents?

[@changeintheair9648]

No, the reason they were put in prison resulted in many not repeating rather than all became repeat offenders. For instance a child spanked for doing something dangerous, usually did not do it again. The odd, strange one, would do it again in defiance.But defiance was not what drove his motor. He learned he was very intelligent and chose crime over work (fast money). Later a challenge - I am more intelligent that police. I can kill and they will never figure it out. He honestly felt he was smarter than all and it was his eventual undoing .

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@changeintheair9648 Kids of 13 with "homes' may still sleep on the street because that's better than what they're leaving behind.

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Love the fact how many interesting cases, you released each week. Your passion to read them, is very pleasant to listen to. Congrats BCase for your awesome channel! Thank you Sir

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Hi Elke, Thanks for listening :)

[@aratliffable]

I can't believe he was not convicted of murder during his first trial, he basically said to a police officer how he will try and cover up a murder. And it sounds like he managed to. Good case, thank you as always briefcase

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[@peggyparsons83]

This was a very interesting case indeed. I really enjoyed it. Although I do enjoy them all really. I just love getting my Monday morning fix of Brief Case!! 😊

[@joandeigan7921]

Great story. It seemed he had a lot of chances to turn his life around but just kept turning to crime.

[@2wolfmom981]

Greatly done ❤️ see you next Monday 😘

[@diamondleigh7280]

WOW, 13yo kid get arrested for not having any place to live 🤔on top of that, give him a year in prison 🙄... No need to wonder why this boy grew up to be a criminal, not to make excuses for him. However there are only bad ppl in prison, they were all he had to look up too 😔 extremely sad to me..... Geez, I'm exhausted for him, he seemed to not be able to do right.... Thanks Brief Case ❤️ I honestly enjoy your videos.... I'm sure yu do alot of research for our entertainment.... ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Australian crime stories are amazing. Thank you BriefCase.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@susangutrugianios2241]

This one story is filled with the hard life of being a criminal; to be sentenced to jail for sleeping in a abandoned building is a bitter pill to take Thank You for another history lesson

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[@anonymousbosch9035]

Bit of a slippery fish, that one. Cheers, BC! Hope everyone has a great week!

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Another happy Monday. Thank you Briefcase, you are my favourite channel 😘🙏

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Thankyou so much :)

[@Flamsterette]

Thank you for the upload. Stay safe out there.

[@janejayne8152]

A year in jail for vagrancy. Harsh, very harsh.

[@changeintheair9648]

yes for a child but not for an adult.

[@nadja1618]

Australia's current government and policing system also appear quite harsh.

[@fastinradfordable]

Anthony vaan Lecter Sound like someone whose never done hard time or labor

[@tross8863]

Considering how often the death penalty got handed out and carried through, it doesn't surprise me at all.

[@wrangelinhabitant161]

And the Nation ist proud of its great echievements!!! Children fein the streets we're sehr straight to prisons to be raped and cheated by the adulte mussfits

[@chillywilly7299]

How do you get a year in jail for sleeping on the street.

[@zingwilder9989]

That is a good question and Butler may have been committing other crimes at the time.

[@LuluDrakonite]

My thought on it is that it might be so you have a roof over your head (in a weird way) rather than being on the street. Make it illegal, then you can legally put a roof over their head and food in their stomachs. (I am probably way off tho)

[@blackrabbit212]

Because that's what the law said.

[@SundayMourningLove]

@@LuluDrakonite That's a nice thought, but I think you're way off. I dont believe the higher-ups give one crap abt the homeless, unfortunately. Who knows though, maybe I'm the one in the wrong. We're all just stating opinions here, lol.

[@johngalvin6010]

Vagrancy

[@macaaguilar5121]

Great Video! Looking forward for the next one !

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

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Again another well sourced story 'the amount of time you take to get as much detail as possible makes you one of the very best story tellers 'and what makes it interesting is that the stories are true ''again well done I appreciate the amount of time and your natural resorsefulness 'makes you my favourite guy on KZbin well done

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[@lilliankeane5731]

This case is incredible!.i never heard of this one either...your great at researching and narration.. the photos too! Thank you. He was so smooth talking...and cunning..

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Tho so much :)

[@lauriehepinstall2636]

Excellent narration. I had not heard of this gentleman

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Once again, thank you for cheering me up! You always save the best for last!!

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Yet another great tale thank you BC

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Good morning, BC! Thank you for this fascinating case.

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I love going back in time with the Aussie photos 😍

[@SK-du5ns]

Great upload as always. Cheers.

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[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Glad you like them :)

[@jessicafain6630]

He seemed like he was just hard headed. Being a criminal was his chosen profession and he sucked at it. Perhaps he should have stuck with law.

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Thanks Brief Case for another great case I really enjoy hearing you narrate these great cases that I have never heard of

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I got used to listening to your stories every night before i sleep. These have become my bedtime stories

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Thank you for giving me something to look forward to on dull, depressing Mondays!

[@--enyo--]

Hi from Melbourne. Always like to hear cases where I know the places you talk about.

[@annharriman2510]

He didn’t learn his lesson so in the end he got his comeuppance! Interesting photos. Excellent narration and video. ♥️Brief case Thank you 🇬🇧

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I truly enjoy this channel. Excellent stories and research is being done. I find each episode to be informative and entertaining (in a mildly morbid sense). I have watched every episode.

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[@KatTheScribe]

Yay, it's Brief Case!! One way to get through a Monday :-) I don't think I have ever heard of this guy before. Seems he did not have what it takes to live in the normal work-a-day world, or just didn't want to confirm to it. He behaved properly in prison, one can't help wonder if he liked it there. Have a good week!

[@Melody-mu6nk]

Only 13 years old and locked up like a criminal...sad! And that's the path he would take! I wouldn't like to have lived in the times back then 😒

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I just love your videos BC. Thank you so much for putting so much time and effort into creating a new one each week. 😘😘 It’s so appreciated.

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[@theeggman4806]

wow and to think they was a time when you needed a criminal record to get into Aus ;)

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@Cory Boyman everything crawling.slithering or walking can kill you...

[@pinklady3885]

A lot of hard work and detail. Thank you Mr BC. A very interesting sad life. 😘

[@ella17734]

What a tragic life... thanks for the video.

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Perfect timing! Sat in the car waiting for my mum 😄 Iove me a brief case!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

He had a hard beginning but he chose his path as an adult. Thanks for the upload!

[@kimberlyparrish7522]

I get excited on sundays about waking up to a good cuppa and a murderous tale from BC.

[@ZeeAllieNY10010]

Wow, what a wrap sheet! The life of a career criminal! Excellent narration BC! Thanks for this!

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Thankyou :)

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Be well Renee 🙏🌷🌸⚘🌻

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Hope you soon feel better

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Thankyou :)

[@brianmulholland3189]

Hello crime reel. I'm about to sit back and listen. Keep it coming mate

[@kerrieallen6808]

many thanks for this video,looking forward to more of these

[@ememedem6476]

Robert could have been a good lawyer or writer it seems. But preferred the life of crime. And somehow he knew how to act in jail but not outside🤦🏾‍♀️.

[@territimmerman140]

Institutionalized.

[@nicolevarnam2290]

Thanks So Much for another Awesome Case\Video❤Excellent Work Sir💙

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

You are very welcome :)

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[@mlpugh1]

Seems that Robert Butler’s problems began when he was 13 and was arrested for vagrancy. What type of life might he had if a businessman had found him and made him an apprentice in a trade? Obviously not a very good thief either. Thanks for another well researched story BC! Have a blessed day!

[@wandahall4435]

Great job BC.. You & TCR are My faves!!! Cheers from Ritzi & Me in Texas...

[@buttercupj6208]

Thanks so much for the upload 😊

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listning :)

[@funkknob]

Great timing! Thank you!

[@deniseowen1536]

Enjoyed that one very much. Thank you. ❤️

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

You’re welcome :)

[@Contessa6363]

Thank you for the new video!😃

[@amethyst5538]

So the guy got arrested for homelessness as a kid and sent to jail, than sent to work with other convicts doing hard labor. I am not saying he didnt do wrong, but he acted as most do coming from that environment. Sad. He could have done so much good but he fell back to what was natural for him. I have seen it in today's society. Not everybody is hardwired to rise above. Its sad.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

No excuses.

[@felicitypasquill9194]

Maybe he just needed the structure prison brings

[@LaMonicaWilliams]

Hey Casers. I'm glad this is up since I'm now stuck at my desk.

[@pimpozza]

What a story! Butler was given so many opportunities to live an honest life but seems he was just a lazy criminal finding it easier to simply steal from others. He got what he deserved in the end. Thanks, BC.. really enjoyed this 👍

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listning :)

[@shaanz2.087]

Excellent narration. It's like I was transported to that era....along with Robert Butler.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

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I'm getting old fast in 2020. I overslept again. Thank you BC.

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You are the very best , your voice also sets the tone for very interesting cases. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Thankyou so much for your comment and feedback

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Always very interesting. Thank you

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[@brendaholliday6866]

Great story investigating of this career criminal, Robert Butler. It's interesting how this man was always able to "con" his way into early releases from prison and yet couldn't seem to stop committing and going back to prison. If he had obtained more formal education he probably would have been a great criminal attorney. He committed some horrific crimes and in the end justice was finally served, period!

[@rosewater3]

Goodness! He had so many chances to change. The earlier prison stay set him up for a life of crime. Thank you to BC for always making incredible videos with stellar narration! Wishing everyone all the very best! Much love Cheers ✌️💙✨

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Thanks Rose, I saw your dogs on TCR, amazing, I think I may send a short video of my cat :)

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[@amyelizabeth135]

well my phone broke so I missed the notification today. better late than never lol. hope you're well bc x

[@ambergeiger9161]

Excellent case, you are good at this n can’t wait for a new one! Keep up the great work

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@MrPaddymarley]

What a life! I enjoy your stories...listening is much easier and relaxing than watching the clip!