The Dark & Tragic Case of Charlotte Bryant

[@tinyGrim1]

good one, thank you very much BC... never knew of this one.. love these stay well

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@HarvestMoon21]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Absolutely love BC❣️ Amazes me how fast they took care of the "Guilty" Six months or less!!! Serious about getting things took care of. Wonder how many never went to trial??? JTR I believe is still open...seen many different theories, not convinced...lol...more report needed.. Till next ✌️

[@tinyGrim1]

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[@moviemeows4466]

That Lucy woman is so suspicious. Why didn't they look into her? Also, poor hardworking Frederick deserved better.

[@GoldenBear_]

It's mentioned that Charlotte's good friend and tenant, Lucy Ostler, was a widowed mother of 7. Was there any suspicion about how her husband passed away?

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

It would have been investidated at the time but it has been questioned since

[@Coffeedrinker291]

I suspect it was Lucy.

[@mikeloghry9521]

@@Coffeedrinker291 So do I

[@GoldenBear_]

@@Coffeedrinker291 But it seems there were poisonings of Charlotte's husband prior to those two meeting and becoming friends. I feel Lucy could have been an accomplice or knew what was going on.

[@Coffeedrinker291]

I think it’s possible the first two times were actual illnesses

[@allisonstephens1837]

As soon as you hear he was sick with stomach ailment and vomiting I know what that IS.. ARSENIC

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Yep its a give away sign :)

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Arsenic.... the choice of discerning merry widows everywhere...📦

[@cbat5280]

It's so obvious to us today it's amazing that it want more obvious back then. If I were a doctor back then I would have been suspicious of any stomach pain.

[@allisonstephens1837]

It's obvious to us TODAY but, for those in 18, and early 19th century were many people died early it was not obvious to them

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@cbat5280 then you would have been quite the busy bee. Even as late as the 20's, sanitation still left much to be desired. Cholera, Typhoid, dysentery were all still very common. As a doctor, a fair number of your patients would have been with stomach issues. It's probably part of the reason poison was so popular for so long. Easy to get a hold of, and easy enough to make it look like everything else.

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

7 children and she killed their only means of support? Questionable, but if she thought the former boyfriend would come back once the husband was out of the way, it makes sense. Thanks BC!

[@bellaluna2921]

She had 5 children, the lady that moved in with her had 7.. lol

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

@@bellaluna2921 Mea culpa!

[@bellaluna2921]

@@jenniferryersejones9876 OK!

[@paul6925]

I was wondering about that too. I wonder if he had insurance. I might have missed what the motive they put forth at the trial was?

[@paul6925]

@Deborah Shaw Definitely looks like a lack of motive for a planned murder like that!

[@markgarin6355]

Honestly, who didn't die of poisoning during that period?

[@jessicafain6630]

Lol!

[@chickenlover657]

Haha, you're onto something.

[@felicitypasquill9194]

You could put money on it!!!

[@Lforaday3]

Anyone with stomach ailments back then should have been checked for poison🤔!

[@cw4608]

Arsenic in the wall paper, lead pipes, questionable refrigeration, coal smoke. You’re right, everybody was being poisoned in some manner.

[@Miss65boo]

The one good thing about Monday mornings, a new video from Brief Case! Thank you for the upload! I feel bad for Charlotte and although she had an affair it was over by the time her husband died. She had no motive for killing him and his death meant she went to the workhouse, which were horrendous places. Why would she have done it? Was he abusive? Was he having an affair with their border Lucy? There is something fishy about this case. And I feel badly for her 5 children who lost both parents thanks to the death penalty.

[@helencheadle5285]

Really enjoyed that story BC, but felt sorry for her in a way...shame that a retrial wasn’t allowed after that Professor gave his input. That said, there was no denying poor Frederick died of arsenic poisoning- no getting away when grains were found during his PM. But not enough digging for info about Lucy...when SHE apparently gave F his drink one evening. What did her husband die from ? And why the mad rush to move in with her 7. Children, when the cottage was already too small. Poor Frederick, it must have been hell on Earth sharing a cottage with 2 women and 11 children! No mention of rent, so quite ridiculous. Thankyou for sharing BC! You do find some good stories to tell us, and good work finding the old photos of relevant people to illustrate it all.🙋‍♀️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘☕️☕️👍x

[@ndtbabetaylor3163]

RIGHT... somehow, I don't think Lucy was the one who gave him the fatal dose... I think it was the other lady & I also believe, for whatever reason, she probably killed her own husband 🤔! Maybe she was jus crazy, why else would u want to move in with someone who obviously has no room for u 🤔? Something was up with her from from the beginning... jus didn't sound right... & he didn't want her there, so yea she she jus got him outta the way & cast the blame on Lucy. That's my theory lol 🤔

[@redbubblegum2677]

Lucy had no motive

[@Adoozyofaday]

"people considered her an immoral woman ..." she proceeds to have a longterm affair right under her husband's nose as he works long hours to support her and the children. ya think???😩

[@mikesanders8621]

You will notice that on these videos, female killers garner more sympathy and get the benefit of the doubt from commenters than their male counterparts. The inherent bias in the justice system comes from an inherent bias in our brains, we tend to find it harder to believe the maternal sex would take a life.

[@lloydchristmas4547]

@@mikesanders8621 I get it, but not always the case. I can imagine a jury would be more willing to convict a woman if they thought she was infidel.

[@Adoozyofaday]

I just felt like it was presented as a bit sympathetic for her. Like she was somehow being harshly misjudged or her behavior was unjustly frowned upon. But then makes it seem like her affair was an open secret. Maybe people felt that way because that is, in fact, what she was doing. All while her husband provided for her and the children. It says nothing of him being abusive or unfaithful. It sounds like he even took her back after she abandoned him and some of the children. I can't say that I know for sure she killed him, although I wouldn't be surprised. There are many cases from this time period of both men AND women poisonors. It seemed to be popular among both sexes. I would feel badly if I knew she was innocent and had been wrongly executed, regardless of her fidelity. I just thought it was bit weird that I was supposed to feel badly for her that people disapproved of her being unfaithful to her husband.

[@helenapreston6173]

Didn't BC mention the husband knew about it and accepted the relationship for money. I also feel Lucy should have been looked at more😒. How did her husband die🤔..either way..interesting as (per ) usual😀😀hagn

[@Adoozyofaday]

@@helenapreston6173 I must have missed that part, (which is very possible, I tend to do chores as I listen). I'll watch it again.

[@janemakau368]

"So sit back as we go ... to England" Me: *SITS BACK WITH A CUP OF COFFEE*

[@rustimccollum]

Me too exactly got up about an hour ago and settled in.

[@abacab87]

Can you imagine having a conversation with the narrator? "And then I said ... to my wife ... we ought to leave... while the sun ... was still out."

[@craigwashington61]

She didn't have a motive. Her friend did.

[@in_vino_veritas7938]

Agreed

[@karenjarrett8904]

In my opinion the court charged and hanged and innocent woman. Lucy is more than likely the murderer. She didn’t have a husband but seven children that all needed a place to live. How did her husband die “red flag”. Oh Brief Case you put together the most interesting cases, please do continue. Thank you for all your hard work and effort.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@LaMonicaWilliams]

Happy Monday Casers. This Smoothie is delicious.. this work is mundane..But hey.... I got a new brief case . Have a great day.

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Well done 😃😂

[@CashelOConnolly]

Hipster 😂❤️JK

[@stasiamia12]

Gm to u too have a good day

[@CashelOConnolly]

@@stasiamia12 good afternoon it’s 1.48P.M here in Ireland

[@sashawitwicky]

Happy Monday!!

[@jenrules]

Great way to start my week! Hello Casers!

[@neneshubby]

Everyone whining about Charlotte, it seems to me that poor Frederick was the one done most wrong here. His wife having an affair and then bringing some strange woman with 7 kids to live in a tiny house while he does all the work and one of these women thanks him by poisoning him so he dies in agony.

[@ashleelarsen7765]

Pretty Much, don't forget "Keith" we only get 80% of the money, and that's what we are really pissed off about 🤪 Don't drink the coffee!

[@annabelleb.8096]

It's hard for me to feel sorry for Charlotte. She had a loyal hard working husband who came home every night. Seems to me she should have counted her blessings and used her energy to create some fun and interesting things for her children to do. She could have made home a pleasant place for the family instead of running around trying to amuse herself.

[@pennylaycock6931]

Great story telling as always! Thanks from Albany, Western Australia

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[@bluegreenglue6565]

I would LOVE to be on a plane, headed to the UK, and have the pilot come on and say, "Sit back, as we go to England" in just that way. : )

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

That would be good :)

[@paulagwhyte1720]

ME TOO!!!

[@joannethortan2257]

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[@faithcross4017]

Good evening from Australia Breif Case, enjoyed the case as usual.

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Just in time for midnight terrors, so thoughtful, cheers mate!

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[@jamesgleason9004]

It is only at this point in my life that I am realizing just how common arsenic was in people's lives. It seems to have been as necessary as flour, sugar, or any other staple. We have all been tired, we have all grabbed the salt instead of the sugar...

[@bunnymad5049]

Interesting point. I haven't grabbed salt instead of sugar when tired, but only because of packaging - and, if memory serves, poisons were not packaged very differently in those days? Many people did seem to keep it in the same place, didn't they?

[@serenitynow288]

“ How do you like your tea, with or without arsenic?” Lol!

[@irena4545]

I don't see how she was found guilty - it was not even even circumstancial evidence, it was her word against Lucy's who did what, with zero corroborating evidence. Charlotte could have offed her husband in hope that her lover would return, Lucy could have offed him so that he didn't kick her out of the cottage, and then framed Charlotte when the poisoning was discovered. What I find strange is the timing of poor Frederick's murder - why get rid of the breadwinner only after your affair is over?Those two times when Frederick recovered from his illness while the affair was ongoing, what was stopping her from giving him a bigger dose? He had already been ill, his death would have come over as natural. It really doesn't make sense to me, makes me lean towards Lucy as the culprit.

[@jebvoorhees125]

It's really not that tough to figure out. She prepared all the man's meals and he was poisoned to death. Police find the substance in the fireplace and inside her clothing. She married a older man that she wanted to replace. She likely blamed the husband when the boyfriend skipped town so she poisoned him in hopes he'd come back. Just my opinion.

[@serenitynow288]

Maybe he committed suicide and framed the cheating wife.

[@swedishpiggi]

How come Lucy was let go off so easy? She was very suspiches in my eyes with 7 children and a widdow (Im so sorry for my terrible spelling skills), and Fredric didnt want her to live in their home... And why did the judge dont give her a second trile when the professor stated other facts? Blows my mind.... Hugs from Sweden

[@dunruden9720]

Why don't you use "Spellcheck" then?

[@mildredpierce4506]

She had 5 children. The other lady had 7 children.

[@auroramariealmeara8622]

Huggs from America

[@changeintheair9648]

Lucy should have gotten a closer inspection for sure. I believe the two women conspired together, then Lucy sold Charlotte out to save her butt. By the way - just because you struggle with spelling doesn't mean you don't have valuable ideas to contribute. Ignore the asses who think they are so wonderful and everyone else beneath them. It is called narcissism. LOL

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[@MsJerkinbabe]

Good morning from New Zealand. I will go to sleep after this video. I usually like to watch the video and then restart it while I fall asleep.

[@-Ms.L]

💚Same💚

[@brendaholliday6866]

A fascinating and yet horrific case about, Charlotte Bryant. It's somewhat questionable from the information of the courts whether or not this woman killed her husband. The friend and boarder is questionable, as well because Charlotte's husband didn't want her and her 7 children to move in with them. Great investigating of a case I never knew about.

[@Curlyblonde]

The husband had bouts of stomach pain & illness before the other woman & her 7 children moved in.

[@mrfearsmom8857]

it seems in those days a bad reputation could get one convinced as quickly as blood on the hands. as we know now, there are plenty of ways one could get these kinds of chemical in the body. asbestos and arsenic was used a lot then wasn't it?!?

[@jebvoorhees125]

In those days they valued virtue, unlike today. She prepared all of the man's meals and his medical history proves he was poisoned. If you could list how a man is naturally poisoned over time then maybe you got a clue.

[@redbubblegum2677]

Ok seriously she did it who else had motive.also if it was accidental why didn't anyone else get poisoned. Think a little bit

[@maddieb.4282]

@@redbubblegum2677 um, could be their suspicious lodger who just came into their life soon before the murder?

[@shanna3148]

@@redbubblegum2677 seems like the new lady roomate (lucy) had good motive... the husband didn't want her there and she needed a place to live.

[@marybeazley7741]

I really dont think she killed her husband, I think it was Lucy, you said she sent a letter naming who she thought was the killer and I bet it said Lucy, it doesnt add up, I think the witness with what they had to say about her convinced the jury....take care ....good case...Mary...in Canada

[@cheirepurgason6404]

Thank you for another interesting brief case! I was blown away when Charlotte moved out for a few days! What?! I too thought Charlotte was poisoning her husband, but that just doesn't make sense. Sad.

[@amyelizabeth135]

you are my favorite alarm, at midday Monday ❤

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[@Charlotte66666]

Monday Morning and it's Crime Time ❤❤

[@emilyduffy1410]

Happy Monday BC!

[@rodrickhatton8636]

Brief Case with the Monday morning upload to get our day started! We truly don't deserve your hard work, but we appreciate it!

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Of course you do and I appreciate you taking the time to listen to the videos :)

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[@ahuddleston6512]

Perfect timing!!!

[@bisexualichigo4227]

I see now your schedule is 8am. Gonna take me a while to get use to. 😵

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

12pm UK time every Monday :)

[@Lo-ed4fq]

Mommy quiet time with Brief Case channel as usual while doing laundry..Stay safe everyone xx from Malaysia

[@tporchia7751]

Given how often poisonings happened back then, you'd think most would know when it happened to them.

[@ingridrinaudo3215]

Your calming, informative voice, your historical description of the times and circumstance/political environment/economy involved with the city or country involved. And of course your intro music (sound effect) and sit back, we are going back to.... So relaxing. Let me get my tea for the next one.

[@janetcw9808]

Oh Heck, here we go again, lodgers and arsenic.... the lover was obviously Not a gentleman. Should have gone to retrial - in my opinion - as arsenic was such a usual thing to have in the house back in the day. Thanks so much for your work, Kindest Wishes to you and followers Worldwide Xxx 🙏🏼 ❤️ 🗺️ 🍀 especially all in lockdown. Stay strong.

[@mariacheung647]

Hiya Janet 👋 I agree, the lover was no gentleman lol, I have found that in a lot of crime stories I listen to or watch, people always use the word gentleman on the culprit, even though they had committed murder 😁. I think they don't have to be so generous with the word 😁.

[@janetcw9808]

@Maria Cheung, Yes Ma'am, I could have used different words but I'd probably have been banned 🤣🤣

[@mariacheung647]

@@janetcw9808 ahh hahaha that's right, we maybe thinking of the same words 🤣

[@bettyjames4155]

Hi Janet!

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There's no better historic true crime channel....constantly binge watch this

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[@jessicafain6630]

Not sure how I missed this one. I'm a loyal watcher and always waiting for the Monday upload. I got a Brief Case Friday to add to my regular Brief Case Monday. That's makes an awesome week!

[@-Ms.L]

💚Okay I can go to sleep now G'night. Thank you for posting✌💚.

[@a.f.8158]

Good Morning everyone, have a great week and stay safe. ❤️🇨🇦

[@lysasstuff]

As always a great upload from the fantastic B,C xxx

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@mrfearsmom8857]

good morning all! another Monday and another briefcase 🖤 all is well I my world

[@darrellshoub7527]

i long ago lost count of how many times the Brief Case has made my jaw drop to the cold wooden floor .

[@qrufus]

I think it's suspicious that Charlotte's letter was tampered with. If it's just her opinion, why would prison officials bother to cross out the name of who she accused?

[@anniej1834]

Just wot the doctor ordered kicking back listening 🎧 2 brief case Monday just got started stay safe and I'll see u next week 😀😊

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Hello Annie!🌞👋💚🦋🌻

[@anniej1834]

@@meemurthelemur4811 Hiya 🤗 how's it going x 💕💞🌟✨

[@jackie0604oxon]

This sounded familiar; I remembered that this case was featured in the BBC series Murder, Mystery and My Family. This was the first episode, aired in 2018 and was at the request of one of Charlotte's descendants. The case was reviewed by two barristers, one who represented the defence and the other the prosecution, and the evidence presented to a judge; in this case the conviction was upheld. Overall it was a fascinating series by the BBC.

[@naomiholliday3863]

Thank you BC for sharing these well researched and narrated tales. Poor Charlotte and her children. You really feel for her. These tales make Monday’s some thing to look forward to.

[@lauriehepinstall2636]

Love my morning treat well done

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Good morning everyone!!👋🤗💚👻🦋🦉🦔🌻

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Hi

[@tnikabennett3469]

Goodnight😁 have a good day!! It’s nearly midnight in Australia 🇦🇺 so I’m off to bed. Night 💤💤😴

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@zero_bs_tolerance8646 hello Zero!👋🌞🦋

[@janetcw9808]

@@tnikabennett3469 Hope that you rest well Xxx

[@janetcw9808]

Good afternoon A M, how's things with you? Xxxx

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

Greetings, young man. As always, a riveting account that served as a sort ot tonic for yours truly as I, and literally millions of others, await the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Neither my wife nor I slept well last night. Hearing your voice really was a welcome respite. I am so glad that you are out there, BC. I hope you are doing well and that the coming holiday season will be good to you. Take care and I eagerly look forward to next week’s installment of yet another BRIEF CASE.

[@ArisEmriis]

Brief Case, you have become my favorite night time companion. I broke my foot on Friday and can't do much. So I am glad you are there to listen to, and also inspire me for writing ideas.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou, Hope you are OK, I suppose if you are going to break your foot, during a pandemic when everything is mostly closed is the best time to do it, take care and recover soon :)

[@ArisEmriis]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Thank You! And excellent point! I am a bit bummed about Christmas. But at least I can watch your videos here and at FL, and that is something to always look forward to. You are the best, in my opinion. I have never seen another KZbinr interact with, and actually value his fans as you do! Best to you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou, I hope you enjoy the next few days, take care :)

[@ZeeAllieNY10010]

Good morning! Was the wife experimenting with poison every time the husband got sick..... Interesting case BC. Stay safe everybody! Winter is coming.

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Good morning. Stay safe, everyone.

[@annegriffith6905]

Wow a case that involves my home town of Dorchester in Dorset! Obviously we had more going on here than just The Tolpuddle Martyrs! Who knew lol!

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

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Hi Flamsterette!

[@Flamsterette]

@@bettyjames4155 Hi, Betty - how are you doing?

[@bettyjames4155]

@@Flamsterette I'm doing well! How about you?

[@Flamsterette]

@@bettyjames4155 I'm not too bad. Glad to hear you are well.

[@PajamaManor]

Good morning everyone. Its a shame about those children. Had to raise by the system all because mommy wanted to be selfish.

[@London263]

Thank you so much Brief Case! Greetings from 🇺🇸

[@janewilson2421]

I like that they didn't mess around back in the day...no trial delays, no ridiculous motions...much more efficent..

[@agnescassar7604]

Thank you enjoyed it as usual

[@dianaantu8227]

another great story, thank you.

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Thanks

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these are some of the most interesting stories I've ever heard. I literally fall asleep every night listening to your voice Mr Case.

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New one for me. Thanks 👊. Always well done!

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Literally this is what I needed , about to roll up a fat zoot and chill out ❤️

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Thank you always.Interesting cases!

[@sandic3892]

Thank you! Always look forward to your videos!!

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[@RightsForZombies]

Really interesting case!

[@ella17734]

Hmm, I would question any "confession" given after the person had been in police custody for more than a few hours in those days... beatings and intimidating suspects and witnesses were the norm. Whatever happened, it's sad all the way around. Thanks for the video!

[@ProfRavenSteel]

Poor children, i wonder how their life turned up.

[@KeyboardBloke]

Hi Brief Case, love your channel and always find your stories very interesting...................have to say, as a native of Yeovil this one was particularly good! Never heard this case before. Thanks!

[@Ichthus61]

This is one case where I think life in prison would have been better. The poor children involved - dead father and executed mother, so sad!

[@aaronwhite3630]

Used to live in the same house she “murdered” him. From looking at the old pics from the crime scene the house hadn’t changed at all

[@susanfaulkner2304]

Eerie but a lot of people occupy old places of yesteryear and I find it fascinating, the legend that goes with the property. We bought a house at one time and with it two big barn sheds . Neighbors and a co-worker told me the owner committed suicide in one of the sheds . 😮

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New briefcase yea Happy Monday🖤

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Thank you for posting such wonderful content.

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Thankyou for listening

[@rasheadefrancis1667]

I think she did it ....... what I have noticed with all the cases I've listened to,poisonings are always linked to stomach pain. Wonder why she did it ??? 🤔 Very good story telling BC I love your voice 🥰

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@ibdalia69]

Who benifitted? The only one was her if she could pin it on Lucy.

[@rasheadefrancis1667]

@@ibdalia69 Lucy benefited she and her children got a house and who knows what else she got from testifying against her🏡.

[@shadodragonette]

Why is it in this particular case, I feel Mr Bryant made himself sick, then Lucy killed him? I can't explain why I feel odd about this case.

[@Babebubby]

I don't know how I missed the Bell! Thank you for another great video!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Babebubby]

@@BriefCaseOfficial oh always! 😉

[@WonderWhatHappened]

I always look forward to the next Brief Case. The detail he gives along with his unique cadence makes these videos among the best on KZbin.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much :)

[@allisonstephens1837]

So Some people think she was guilty because she was a loose woman hmm how SAD some still think the way TODAY..

[@neneshubby]

She was a ‘loose woman’. She cheated on her hard working husband and then brought in some woman with 7 kids into his house while he worked and then he gets poisoned by one or both of them and dies in agony. How about some sympathy for him?

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

I agree with you Terry, there is great room for doubt in this case, doesent matter if she was loose or not.

[@changeintheair9648]

Could have been new tenant BUT unlikely. Seems Charlotte done it a few times before fatal dosage (when with Leonard). Suspect Charlotte and new tenant got their head together and did it. Charlotte was only person to prepare meals for hubby. Wouldn't be surprised if Lucy - who possibly killed her own husband 4 years before, brought poison to house. To save her butt - Lucy accused Charlotte. Ultimately I think Charlotte and Lucy conspired together.

[@handylady8015]

Thanks for the great story, Brief Case.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@pickettywitchoriginal]

OH I’m not so sure that they got the right person 🤔. Cheers BC cracking video as per. Hope you’re doing well in these stoopid stoopid times. Sup superstar BriefCat 😻

[@KatTheScribe]

The one good thing about Monday, it's also Brief Case Day! It is sad to hear stories of women who are so desperate to get a new life, that they see murder as their only way to it. What a shame for the children. As usual, nice to see you BC, love the photos and details you share. Stay safe & well.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks You Too :)

[@poshpetals6551]

I just found this Channel and I absolutely loved it. I listened to it all day at work and it makes my day, thank you thank you thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@MrBounce19]

Hi Brief Case, I love your videos and I recently learned about the case of Laci Peterson. I’d love to hear a documentary of that case!!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

I will look into it - Thanks

[@ELKE-]

Great presentation video on this sad story BCase. Thank you for your awesome work.

[@ELKE-]

Sorry, for respect of the Dia de los muertos, i could only watch this evening. Thank you. Stay safe

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening

[@ELKE-]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Always my pleasure, will listen more tonight; love to give you my support for your hard work. Thank you

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

I used to live in Mexico and I know that Día de los Muertos is very Important :)

[@ELKE-]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Oh! How nice Brief Case! I am from Germany, here too we respect the Day of the dead, and i did for my mom too. Also i said it in spanish, because i knew you would understand; i do speak 4 language, plus spanish too, i love it, that's why i wrote here. Good night. Still have to listen two more of your videos. Thank you BC!

[@buttercupj6208]

Thanks for the upload it's been a while 🙂

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Every Monday 12pm UK time

[@jennicollins102]

Another good case...thank you!