The Disturbing & Horrific Case of Raya & Sakina | Infamous Egyptian Female Killers

[@CairoRipper]

As an Egyptian and someone who is quite familiar with this particular case, I give this documentary a perfect 10. Very well put together and all information is absolutely accurate

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much :)

[@CairoRipper]

@@BriefCaseOfficial :) no, thank you!! Very well done

[@isallah1kafir196]

@@CairoRipper Well it seems to these 4 people Koran 5:32 *did not mean anything at all* (he who kills one person it is like he killed the whole mankind) , which BTW is also found in the Jewish Talmud.....

[@yq117]

@@isallah1kafir196 No one is supporting their actions, plus they were not muslim. Muslims don’t drink alcohol, nor do they kill or support murder.

[@isallah1kafir196]

@@yq117 *You can read Koran **5:33** in which Allah allows the killing of his enemies* As to individual Muslims do not murder, only recently one person was killed by at least one Muslim, because the *killer had dreamed that the murder-victim' would blaspheme Allah's false Messiah and prophet. David Wood has one Video about that. That people *got killed because they disliked Allah's false Messiah and false prophet* started during his life-time. If you want I can pull up the case of the blind man killing the slave-woman who did not stop to talk "bad" about Allah's false Messiah and false prophet.....

[@barryervin8536]

Burying bodies underneath your house never seems to work out well.

[@ThomasTrue]

Right? And why go that trouble when you live by a crocodile infested river?

[@nobodymatters3294]

Especially when you live on the second story.

[@marinaweaver330]

@@nobodymatters3294 I don,t know if this was meant to be humorous but your comment did make me chuckle.

[@nobodymatters3294]

@@marinaweaver330 ahhhhhhh, thank you. I am glad someone thinks I am funny.

[@dropPlaydead]

Just like that killer clown who abducted and raped young men. I forgot his name. Gacy something.

[@Nandysokar]

oh my god, I visited their house when I was like 19! one of my cousins took me there because their house was literally on the street behind where they loved, it was very creepy, and way too interesting

[@Two_lights867]

Wow you’re so brave. I’ve seen the house from the outside, didn’t dare to go in.

[@lenaamin8017]

My cousin told me that they (him and some other guys) swear it is haunted. They always heard sounds coming from that way....you know how Egyptians we are superstitious lol

[@Nandysokar]

Lena Amin hahaha yess, I think my cousin was trying to spook me, little did he know I like this stuff 😂

[@johannymilord3371]

Is the house still there?

[@cashflowglo7262]

OMG ! That’s so interesting…. Lucky You. Kind of ..

[@suemiller9842]

It's so sad, it's always the children who end up paying for their parents' crimes. Thanks for an excellent series.

[@tinytt854]

Sins of the father is visited upon the child. An old saying.

[@Lorie336]

I like that this one was in a different country than our usual ones. Love that you give us something new whether we have heard it or not. I think very few of these cases I have heard of and the rest are intriguing because of the era it was committed and the country and how society viewed the world

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@camvin575]

Yes I totally agree. I've done research on worldwide serial killers and this case never came up. Thanks briefcase for bringing new content we haven't heard before.

[@torogi100]

Sometimes, in some other Arab countries, to preserve their reputation, they conceal ugly or bad news or block them from the media.

[@retf8977]

@@torogi100 This sure isn't blocked from the media... It has 5 TV Series' about it and 2 Plays. Also, why would they brag a case of serial murder 100 years ago?

[@gladysmccoy1725]

Exactly I have never heard of them.

[@TiffReed]

I can't imagine how horrible it was to watch your parents kill people, then lose them, and then be sent away only to possibly have a relative of one of their victims take your life. Goodness!

[@alicewilloughby4318]

This business of punishing the children for the sins of the parents makes me angry. I've never understood why so many people seem to think it's acceptable.

[@hmbogi]

@@alicewilloughby4318 terrible. I believe North Korea still does this. They can imprison 3 generations.

[@camvin575]

@@hmbogi I believe you are right. I hate it when I read about children being punished because the sins of a parent. We make our own decisions. We can't control what other people do, we can only control our own actions and decisions. Peace to everyone.

[@nazritevow6169]

@precognative maiden very unrighteous

[@angelfairy7815]

Holly B their a practice in Africa too taking females for generations to pay for family members crimes

[@gardenwarrior4219]

Wow, poor child watching her parents murder. I cant even imagine, she must have been terrified.

[@bacchante1]

Unless she told the police to brag about it. Sociopathic mothers don't tend to raise well-adjusted kids.

[@dawn3589]

@@bacchante1 exactly!

[@frankboff1260]

Poor girl. She was placed in a hospital and later died there in a fire believed to have been lit by someone angry at her mother (presumably angry at both parents) Poor girl was lived through her mothers cruelty and died as a result of it too.

[@personalpc7439]

Well some children are fascinated by death/murder... young psychopaths for example...

[@gracio1231]

Ikr?? Terrified in deed

[@deniseowen1536]

No noise, no distractions, just an episode of Brief Case. So much better than the TV. Thank you.

[@m.j.mbrooks1859]

LOL at the younger sister claiming she didn’t know anything about the bodies under the floor. How would you even start to deny it? Like you say “Good gracious there are bodies?”

[@nhmooytis7058]

M.J.M Brooks “Musta been there when we moved in. Who knew?”

[@JammyJess]

"They must've came in and buried themselves alive in the night, we slept through it all. Honest."

[@rneustel388]

@@JammyJess “And they had the nerve to bury themselves in every house we lived in? Well, I never!”

[@marymahmoud6024]

I remember my mother and grandmother telling me stories about them when I was young scaring the shit out of me! I thought it was one of those made up stories to scare me so I wouldn't talk to strangers or go into their houses...then I found out it wasn't a made up story! Thank you for sharing this!

[@miriammanolov9135]

Have you ever watched the movies or play ? Became very popular for decades..

[@marymahmoud6024]

@@miriammanolov9135 yes with my father R.I.P when it came out. It was the theatrical play. Of how dark the crime is they added a little of bit comedy into it but still the crime itself shadowed over everything

[@Cosmo_Heist]

@@marymahmoud6024 The play was sooo old but the comedy was amazing

[@bacchante1]

I find it kind of ironic, the daughter was responsible for turning them in, thereby killing her own parents -- and because her parents were turned in and found guilty, one of the victims' relatives killed the daughter. Very Shakespearean.

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup.

[@Aal-2447]

Agreed....

[@Annabel_Lee1809]

You're right!

[@Bdiamondz]

Unfortunately, this child's soul will be back.

[@Ladyblue7620]

I live in Egypt and those two are almost the only two famous serial killers here. The kid wasn't killed she was sent to an orphanage and no one knows what happened next.....

[@rockhard015]

I'm Egyptian and it was really thrilling to see the story of these sisters covered in the theme of your amazing channel.

[@wildplumbeauty]

Upper Egypt is actually the southern part of Egypt. It’s called “upper Egypt “ because it’s at a higher elevation and the Nile flows down from there towards lower Egypt (which is actually the Northern part of the country). I’ve visited the country before to see the pyramids.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou, This story was featured in a museum I went to in Cairo, very Interesting, such a great place to visit :)

[@wildplumbeauty]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Cool 👍 A Coptic Christian was my tour guide along a bit of the Nile. We had watermelon grown from her garden. She somehow convinced me to drink a bit of Nile water because apparently if you do that it means you will return to the Nile one day. How I didn’t contract a water borne illness is beyond me but hey I was young and dumb back then. I’m too cautious these days and rarely want to leave Canada 😳I think I miss my adventurous, younger self sometimes.

[@louisegross3886]

My goal is I always had this thing about Egypt just fascinates me so much history the pyramids etc

[@margaretflood-elahwal5861]

@@louisegross3886 Egypt is a very fascinating country and the people are kind and very hospitable. The genuinely like Americans to the surprise of many but don’t necessarily like the government .

[@margaretflood-elahwal5861]

Alexandria is a very beautiful city to this day. It has wide bouvevards and lovely streets. The beaches are magnificicant.

[@craigm2209]

When Mr.BC says let's go to Egypt I'm like alright let's go man I'm sick of snow!!

[@richard6088]

I love in the American desert. No need to go to Egypt.

[@richard6088]

And I have no idea what this is in reference to...

[@gyendayoung238]

OK i am packed let's go to Egypt....I am tired of this snow and it's so cold outside.Thank God i have the day off.......

[@terrymoore565]

Check the weather before you go...they have been dealing with snow as many countries who never get snow are, like Saudi Arabia Pakistan Etc..

[@doomplai9166]

@@terrymoore565 really? am from alexandria didnt see any snow this year

[@tinaharnish]

Another interesting tale that I have not heard of. (And there are many!) Could we please have more 1800s and early 1900s from Africa? Thank you for giving us these wonderful stories.🤗

[@yosra4948]

Wauw! For the first time ever. Old stories about serial killers resonate. Im Egyptian and my parents used to tell this story. Amazing

[@dillydally405]

Im off work sick so this time im hearing this in the early afternoon instead of the evening. What a treat to cheer me up. Brilliant as always and I just find your voice, tone and rythm so relaxing and hypnotic....it kinda gives me ASMR!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Get Well soon

[@Lizablue0608]

Get well soon! 🤒😬 we’re home with colds too..🤧 😩

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Coffee, biscuits and Brief Case this Monday! I've never heard any cool murder cases out of Egypt. Your research is above par! (Reminded me of Burke & Hare and the American Bender Family....guess evil people are similar.)

[@reneedennis2011]

The Bender family was depicted in Infamous Murders and Katie Bender was profiled on Deadly Women.

[@jeanettebird2739]

Linda Ciccoli agree as mainly seems to be these countries !

[@camvin575]

@@jeanettebird2739 Which Countries?

[@theresaholguin699]

Poor child to see them killing the people. Do the crimes pay with your life. Some really sick individuals to commit murder

[@miriammanolov9135]

I'm glad you covered such story. It is popular in the middle east to refer to two women "troublemakers" as Raya & Sakina... classic and comedic movies and plays were made about them, with different twists and endings.

[@abdulrhmanadelsalam]

These two are so famous here in Egypt , they made movies and tv series and even theater plays about them! I used to be so scared as a kid watching the tv series lol also their house still exists you can ho see it and they even have their pictures hanged in the street they used to live in...

[@peggyparsons83]

I just really love Brief Case. I look forward 2 every Monday & new story. It's just so great. Thank you so much!! :)

[@margaretflood4811]

I heard of this case from my Egyptian born former husband. Thanks for exploring this story more fully !

[@cecejamesable]

Brief Case first thing in the morning! Today's a good day.

[@Phushprada1]

It’s 15:42 in South Africa....good morning that side of the world....🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@annekemahabeer5130]

@@Phushprada1 I am also from SA!

[@angelsareeverywheresm5752]

I only found your channel yesterday and I’m obsessed already. Having a binge watch of your videos tonight .. 🙂 I love your narrative throughout .. straight to the facts , no rambling no nonsense just straight up facts. So refreshing. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@stewartmeetball3417]

Best voice on KZbin. Thank you for your hard work

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

Right?! Someone can narrate a story, if their delivery and voices aren't interesting and pleasant to listen to, I can't follow the story. I've tried with others and I've had to move on. I found Brief Case a few weeks ago and I'm obsessed. I've always been a true crime reader of books, have read over 50+, but now I found Brief Case, forget the books. 🙂

[@cubbi2789]

What an interesting case! I would never have thought this was happening in Egypt. I’m sorry how the daughter died, so tragic. Thank you for bringing out this case, Brief Case

[@ProwlingTiger1]

You would of thought the surviving relatives would of been grateful to the daughter- she helped justice to be done as the only other witness besides those committing the crimes, she seems to of paid for doing the right thing, it's one of the reasons sadly why other people decide to keep their mouths shut no matter what because they've seen others pay a heavy price for doing the right thing.....

[@janrogers8352]

Perhaps they were too young in the beginning, but when they were older, took the view that if the daughter had said something sooner, then their relative would have still been alive.

[@lindajones7219]

You would not have thought not You would of thought of been grateful Would HAVE been grateful , she seems to of paid , She seems to have paid You cannot use of in place of Have it is not in the right context for that sentence structure . Many people make this mistake I advice you kindly so you know next time

[@wtrdawnlord]

@@lindajones7219 It really is annoying that so many people now use "of" in place of "have." I think you should know you should have used "advise" rather than "advice."

[@chrisw647]

There once was 2 sisters from Egypt They turned their house into a crypt A get-rich-quick hobby They'd bury the bodies 'Neath the tiles, oh what a script

[@nadaehab263]

But unfortunately it's true if u came Egypt you can find their home in Alexandria in (qism ellaban)

[@sheilagravely5621]

Love it!

[@minnamiin]

Wait so, you all don't believe this story yet believe the story of a man dressing up as a clown to lead young people to his house and off them there?

[@TheCrimeReel]

WOW BC, what an amazing story. The right punishment in the end for the murderers.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Credit to you for finding that story. Good work.

[@personalcheeses8073]

The Crime Reel Don’t the wronged get justice? (although too late in this case) The accused get punishment

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@personalcheeses8073 yeah I meant it was good they were punished for their crimes.

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@personalcheeses8073 I have edited it but you were spot on.

[@AngelMessUp]

Interesting with crimes committed in other countries than UK and the US! (I know you have covered crimes in other countries before, but it's still nice when they pop up ;) )

[@d-dub2648]

This was a interesting tale. Talk about a dysfunctional family, another level!!!! The evil in that house must have been thick. The poor children of these animals and the poor victims, those that were ‘unidentifiable’ that’s rough. Glad these monsters are gone!! Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait for the next story. I’m going to light some incense now....nothing suspicious, I promise lol!!!

[@cobbl3r]

I love that you always cover cases that I've never even heard of! Thank you so much for producing such content

[@swedishpiggi]

oh poor child. Hugs from Sweden

[@WolfCourtaud]

Hugs to the land of the Crescent Moon - the islamic caliphate of Sweden! We

[@anon-iraq2655]

@@WolfCourtaud go back to /pol/

[@WolfCourtaud]

@@anon-iraq2655 No! You go back home to the lizard infested dessert and your goat harem!

[@mattydudak5250]

@@WolfCourtaud ahahhahhahahah

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Morning 🌞 friends and BC. First video I watch 👀 every Monday.

[@nakedbeekeeper9610]

Was waiting for this one to drop! Thanks!

[@cementshoes1425]

One of the most interesting cases I’ve heard in a long time 👍🏻

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@sarahhadeel]

There are lots of picture of the victims found in those hole of the basement , really horrific one and sad , it seem they killed two women in one day , because they were in a hurry they buried them together in a shallow grave under their basement , when the bodies were found those to women were stocked together , so it was really hard to identify them. Yikes 😱

[@cementshoes1425]

Royal Milk I heard the same about Gacy’s poor victims, it took a long time to separate them because of that, in order for each to have a proper burial 😞

[@sms1511]

Everyone in the Arabic speaking world knows about the sister serial killers of Alexandria. There have been many books, plays, movies, tv series about them. I have literally been hearing about them since childhood, even went to the area they operated in Alexandria. They are as famous as the zodiac killer or Ted Bundy in America.

[@colleenparsons1125]

Another fascinating case...love them! Thank you for bringing attention to historical legal cases and making them come to life in a way that simply reading cannot do!

[@rolasinno4445]

I read a book about their real story, and also watched a tv series about them; glad than you mentioned them here! Regards from Lebanon and keep up the good work 😊

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks

[@suzukablade]

If the sisters had been smart they would have not have chosen their own residence as a hiding place for their victims bodies.

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

it was the only option they had because most of the victims are acquaintance of them and if they lead them to a different place than their homes then they might raise even more suspicion and the victims might not trust them to go to this unknown location they trying to lead them too

[@kiamaria331]

They would have been caught a lot faster trying to transfer bodies from one location to another.

[@suzukablade]

@@kiamaria331 What if they took the bodies apart? A pile chopped meat and shattered bones doesn't look much like a human body.

[@suzukablade]

@@Ashraf-Hrira A fair point. What if they fed the flesh to dermestid beetles and than broke up the bones to than be mixed in with the household rubbish?

[@ahmedismail6916]

@@suzukablade Because it wasn’t actually an entire house of theirs. There were two main crime scenes, both of which were merely rented rooms in a large house inhabited by other lessees. This makes bringing somebody in, quietly suffocating them, and burying under the ground much harder. In some of the incidents of Raya and Skina’s victims, Raya would actually sit in front of the door of her room (frying some potatoes and eggplants) to cover up the sounds of the axes and digging.

[@trishpipkins]

You find the most incredible stories. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos. This one was another wild and crazy story.

[@mittinman]

Coffee in my cup Weed in my blunt Time for another Brief Case

[@jacquelinesimmons416]

😙😙😙😙😙

[@ABCDuwachui]

Sweet near Detroit?

[@ABCDuwachui]

Lemme come do a dab

[@mittinman]

Looking around sure dude

[@ABCDuwachui]

Manny In Michigan where u at

[@janetcw9808]

OUCH, poor wee girl. 😔 Thanks for the story, greatly research, non judgemental attitude, great narration. What more can I say apart from THANK YOU XXX

[@Paniktank]

the best thing that in Egypt, instead of making a documentary or a thriller movie, it turned the story into a comedy play and also a comedy series. lone you from Egypt my man keep it up!

[@kcbh24]

Nice way to begin my day off. Thank you, Brief Case!

[@MortisMedia]

They should have just left the country instead of going on a killing spree 🙄

[@SonjaPierce]

But that would be too logical. Apparently they found conspiring and violent murder to be easier.

[@Jls728]

Mortis Media umm it’s nearly impossible for people who live in poverty to afford to move to the next city, let alone a whole different country.

[@camvin575]

No way, I didn't no you were a subscriber Mortis Media. I love your channel too.

[@anon-iraq2655]

And go where? The world was on fire from world war 1 Egypt took a hit to economy but the rest of the world were dying in bulk from he spanish flu and war

[@retf8977]

That has to be the most ignorant comment in this comment section. Do you realise that their wealth, and most other Egyptians, Numbered in less than 1 chilling by a margin? It was literally impossible for them to leave the country, heck, it was nearly Impossible for them to leave their small village in Kafr El-Zayat in upper Egypt. Rural Egyptians were literally in dirt conditions in this period. Please know what you are thinking about before you speak, you aren't talking about France or Spain or Columbia, it is 1920s Egypt.

[@namjoonismine5865]

How can you get all these amazing information? You're awesome!!

[@7777PEACEMAKER]

Never ceases to amaze me the evil that people can do and they blend in with the crowd can never be to careful.

[@ndtbabetaylor3163]

Now this 1 threw me at the end... smh, to think that some the of relatives of the victims killed her daughter is really sad bc all she did was peep through a hole & watch & then she actually told the police what she saw... REALLY? When the 2 women were pointing the fingers at each other... smh, she probably helped the police... SMH, but anyway... now that was a good case, I don't know how they thought they wouldn't get caught leaving dead bodies behind in apartments they had rented, oh my... lol, nothing like a good case & a good cup of coffee to get my day started, thnx BC 😊

[@camvin575]

I know it's awful. I think back then people blamed the children for the parents misdeeds. She helped the police and ended up being murdered. Victims family probably thought if I can't get to Raya and Sakina then the daughter will do, smdh.

[@anon-iraq2655]

She died in a fire, the rumors that the fire was intentional to kill her are that, rumors

[@s00lin]

Those relatives should be burned at the stake! Pour gasoline on them and toss a match! Laugh at them as they burn! They deserve that! An eye for an eye.......

[@DeathAngel1029]

Maybe they have an eye for an eye culture?

[@hossensaoub663]

They lived just one block next to the police station.

[@kkarithroughthelookingglas5909]

I Love it! Such an interesting case. A family of serial killers, wow. It's pretty messed up. The poor daughter 😥

[@KemetEG]

all Egyptians know about them ..they became Egyptian idiom in Egyptian arabic ..and they made famous series about them ironically it was drama /comedy not thriller

[@tloui]

Omar Gadal it was a good one. Not that funny but life in reality can have some smiles and laughter.

[@lenasamzelius5530]

I'd love to see the series!

[@lenasamzelius5530]

Well, I just found the series on KZbin, but it's in Egyptian.... so I better ask for it in English or Swedish.

[@nadaehab263]

@@tloui It's an Egyptian thing we always try to make any bad trouble into a comedy thing the play and the movie are comedy but the drama isn't

[@miriammanolov9135]

@@nadaehab263 I like the play they made with Shadia and Suhair Al-Babily... it is on Netflix

[@michaelgilbert1800]

As always I hit the like button before the story began. This time Brief Case outdid himself. Never did I ever imagine a Brief Case from Egypt. Outstanding! I suppose murder does not respect borders...

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanls :)

[@kathyjones1576]

I like how you give little tidbits of information after the main story. You know, how members of the family fared after the crime, things like that. Even though this particular one was tragic, it does add to the story. Thank you for these stories. You do a good job researching. Im still attempting to catch up since I found your channel last week. I'm concentrating on the old stories. So many interesting ones. :)

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@savyquintana3249]

Thank you so much for all these awsome videos they are so facinating and well made i love watching them please continue doing what you do you rock!

[@Flamsterette]

I guess I can watch one more video before I go to bed... thank you for uploading this case, which I'd never heard of before now! Interesting to learn!

[@darlenepatrick2637]

Love your videos! Always interesting. And for some reason it makes me feel better that there were so many serial killers waaaay back in the day

[@cindyrudolph4356]

This should be made into a movie.

[@hossensaoub663]

There are 2 old movies and one TV series, all of them in Arabic, I like the series the most, it explained their background story and the escalation of events perfectly.

[@sms1511]

There are numerous, movies, plays, books, tv series about them. They are the most infamous serial killers in the Arabic speaking world.

[@jeanlock8556]

Love it, love it, love it like I couldn't love the story tell any more. I really enjoy these short cases. They are told so well keeping you interested and focused. Many thanks.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@weaselworm8681]

Fascinating. Just came across these randomly. This is the fourth one in a row now. Very well narrated.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@TheBusterMan]

Nice to see a little known case from another country.Keep up the good work.

[@murrayinwood5084]

Thanks for that,Brief Case. I'd never heard of those horrible slags before.Good work.

[@coleannjordon9727]

Wow! What an Interesting and Crazy Case. I had Never heard about this one before. Thank U So Much for this Awesome video💚❤💙

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

Thank You 😊

[@anniej1834]

Fantastic video BC it's the best way 2 start a Monday can't wait 2 see u next week 😉

[@trivaleegabriel8733]

Excellent narration BC. I thoroughly enjoyed it. You will soon hit the 1 million subscribers soon with such awesome content

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Well I think that is probably a step too far but thankyou :)

[@yukisuperstylish]

These 2 were my childhood night mare🤣💔💔 my mom used to watch movies , TV dramas and a theatre show about these two. GOD those scenes were gruesome

[@ohslimgoody]

I'm just so excited I have been binge watching to come up to date, since It's only been a few weeks since I ran across this channel, I love it I tell anyone who will listen to check it out!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@kathypappas6867]

Such a sad story . A great podcast again ! Thank you!

[@ELKE-]

Really horrific crimes! Thank you BC. Always very neat work!

[@WonderWhatHappened]

Why did they bury them under the floor? There's a perfectly good ocean right there for the taking. And also, did they think noone would eventually find them when they moved to another home?

[@goosequillian]

The sea may end up carrying the corpses ashore.

[@daniawendy4373]

The Mediterranean by Alexandria is so so rough it would wash right back on shore.

[@michellejd7870]

average IQ 70......

[@fuyurein8125]

imagine walking out of your house carrying a human-size weird looking package and throwing it in the sea more than once. yup. totally not suspicious at all.

[@nadaehab263]

They killed about 15 women and all these women their families thinks they escaped to Cairo or with a man so it will be weird to find that dead body in the sea people will observe that

[@sandymckenna9727]

I‘m having a not so great day. But thanks to you it is tolerable and I can relax some time 😍

[@stephcarlofc]

Coffee, bagels and an episode of Brief Case. Nothin like hearing a crisp 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 accent!! Did you get my email Brief Case?

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Hi Steph, Sorry I had looked at the case and ticked off I'd replied, poor from me, I will reply when back on my laptop (not phone) -Thanks :)

[@gyendayoung238]

I am here coffee and pancakes...I have the day off .....my 🏠 home is warm and cozy....its cold and snow outside..I am so relaxed....Now it's Time for Brief Case...oh so good

[@ebayerr]

Gyenda Young: It's cold and snowy here as well.

[@gyendayoung238]

@Joseph Wilson if I could of course I would share with you

[@gyendayoung238]

@@ebayerr I live in New York City where do you live

[@RaymoreRockStarMom]

I have been binge watching💙 love ya, love the voice

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@terrydallas698]

Love your channel please keep the great videos coming thank you Terry

[@mkcollectibles9387]

Tyvvm .... I always look forward to your history posts & you do great research 😍

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@Cochise6666]

Good stuff. I've always loved the 19th and early 20th century crime stories. Keep em coming

[@lucasmr3215]

I can't wait for more cases outside usa/UK!

[@desireepercival9358]

Another interesting story thanks brief case, i was waiting for your video

[@journeybeyondthesea]

I just read about this case and it led me to this video. You did a great job!

[@paigeburleson6932]

Always find the best murderous minds!!!! Cases near and far, always intriguing!!! I thank u for u diligent research and outstanding presentation!!!! KZbin is lucky to have u B.C!!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@SamiaB2009]

Wow I’ve asked another channel to narrate this but no luck. So good to see you cover stories from all over the world 👍 thanks for telling this story ❤️

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching

[@rubysparrow479]

No matter the time or era, crime is apparently always in flavor. No matter the thought or the deed, something is wrong with these people we see. We watch as each crime comes to light and wonder why they believed they were right. So let's listen in again as the Brief Case chimes the next crime my friends... 🔫 Ruby* Thank you, always enjoy your uploads even though it is about crime, but everyone has a vice and learning about crimes is mine...

[@Restless_Hermit80]

As long as there is poverty and gross inequality there will be crimes like this.

[@rubysparrow479]

@@Restless_Hermit80 That sir is called an excuse. Violence teaches nothing or have you not noticed that since the beginning of time? There will always be someone who doesn't like something, but that gives someone no right to take a human life. R*

[@Restless_Hermit80]

@@rubysparrow479 No, that is the reality of things. If there is a huge gap between the haves and the not haves, and all the ways are blocked then the only way is criminality. And I did mean these kind of crimes, not all type of crimes.

[@rubysparrow479]

@@Restless_Hermit80 So because I have something I worked very hard for that gives some lazy good for nothing; ( Who cannot use their grey cells to require it themselves honestly,) to do me harm, hmmmm. Nope doesn't hold water. I grew up poor and I mean poor, I still did not do a crime for it is wrong to hurt another for what I want. On this we must agree to disagree, for me only to protect someone's life or their own do you have a right to take a life. Not because I wanted something you have or wish to have. I hope you have a great week and thank you for sharing your thoughts... 🖖 Ruby*

[@chrisw647]

@@Restless_Hermit80 These lady's were serial killers. There are always exceptions to the rule but "these kinds of crimes" have very little to do with poverty, typically. Most serial killers are fully employed and lead "normal" lives outside of their serial killing. Most poverty stricken people don't turn into serial killers either. Not sure why you think poverty is linked to serial killing.

[@sarakhalid9887]

I love that you covered this case . I live in the city were they lived . There are a lot of TV series and plays inspired by this case

[@berja3895]

That poor child. Watches them mutilate then bury victims then dies in a fire before she even gets a chance to grow up. Wow. Another terrific vid. Thank you Brief Case!!!

[@weemaggiejiggs8832]

Thank you Brief Case..didn't get a notification today..odd !

[@lostboy8814]

First Class presentation as always Sir.....thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@annie_xo]

Very interesting story. It would be great if you covered some more cases from the Middle East, the rest of Asia and Africa, I very rarely hear about cases outside of the US and Europe.

[@reneedennis2011]

I agree.

[@KodokunaKarasu]

I agree!

[@Maret-n9q]

I agree

[@monabil3220]

The murders do not know any specific borders or countries .... and the incident of Raya and her sister Sakina is just one incident among the old and recent murders and crimes that occurred and are happening in my country, Egypt .... a month ago it was discovered that a whole family of six had been murdered Individuals in the European countryside in Cairo were found without heads! ... There are also many sinister and haunted places in Old Cairo.

[@johnkladis4266]

Love your work - keep it up!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@annekemahabeer5130]

O my word I get excited when I see a video from you!!!! The whole set up is perfect. I love old time stories! You put so much hard work into this for us. From music, your voice, the stories, photos - so perfect! Thank you!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanls :)

[@berenicewaters4096]

Amazing videos as usual. I'm going to Egypt soon!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Have a lovely trip :)

[@Robosapien-jj1zy]

Another great video.Thankyou.

[@annfisher3316]

I truly appreciate the "Background" as much or more than the rest of the video, your research and knowledge is fabulous! Thank you! 👍👏✌

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for the feedback

[@francaperotti5934]

Interesting case that i haven't heard of iit fascinating how past and present day murder is no different in the killing and disposal of the body.

[@sepulchrums]

Thank you for today’s case! I hope you have a good day/night.

[@lenmorrison3578]

Wonderful story as usual, great work, BC!

[@brownskinswiftieee6567]

Love this channel, it helps me fall asleep, thanks BC for another fantastic case. Btw, that voice is soothing😘

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@JOYOUSONEX]

Excellent as usual. Thanks.

[@wanettehall9266]

Brief Case, My favorite!!!Great job as always...

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

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[@fanaticat1]

Yet another well presented and well researched story! Thanks for posting this!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@fanaticat1]

Brief Case you’re welcome 😊