The Man who Killed 215 People... and nobody noticed.

[@SilverWitch971]

He seriously had the nickname “doctor death” because everyone noticed how many of his patients were dying, and it STILL took so long for police to actually get suspicious?

[@tamtamxtam]

Can u imagine how many killers on the loose today

[@matthewchaves5162]

Sick people dying does not raise suspicion.

[@redrob6026]

Doctors take an oath to heal people, it's often unfathomable to think a Doctor is purposefully killing patients.

[@ٴٴٴٴ_0]

@redrob6026 And that's why people shouldn't blindly trust authorities

[@ghosti1933]

AND THE WILL??

[@evelynelessard5275]

215 victims in 20 years would make an average of 1 murder per month. Horrible.

[@bobettepancakes]

I don't know how the police didn't figure it out far sooner. All the deaths were obviously connected to him, surely after just the first few killings they would've noticed something suspicious? The police in our area are very lazy. I know it. I'm from Hyde and my grandparents know a lot of the family members of the victims as it's a small community, and a lot of the victims were parents of people they went to school with. There's a lot of crimes that go unpunished in our area because the coppers seem to not care unless it's something extreme.

[@missdaisy2051]

​@@bobettepancakesBecause he's a doctor. Sickly dying patients isn't uncommon.

[@maxchilton1967]

@@missdaisy2051except they weren’t sickly which is why it was suspicious 😭 did you even watch the video

[@missdaisy2051]

@@maxchilton1967 Like the guy said 1 per month, he probably had hundreds of patients who didn't die, plus most were old people

[@XyX-cn3tb]

@@missdaisy2051from the same doctor nicknamed doctor death and shows up at the crime scenes?

[@heartwafer3082]

It always makes me shake my head when a killer ends their own life when faced with the consequences. They can stand to take lives, but they can't stand sitting in a cell for the rest of theirs? They're lucky they actually get to breathe, unlike their victims. Incredibly cowardice.

[@Joeysaladslover]

Lol if it’s so easy why don’t you do it? Incredibly cunty.

[@xladder3972]

there was this saying in the documentary film zero day, where a breif very short insight to why some would chose suicide too, perhaps to avoid jail with the horrible reputation it has, sunken social status, its better to leave with a bang and either suicide. Makes sence since they dont find their actions wrong. which is so incredibly stupid

[@hheeaavvyygguuttss2038]

Biggest losers in the world. Makes me angry ! Lol

[@twilatneedstoxiblast4225]

Anyone who says this has probably killed 500 people without even realizing it because they were zoned out thinking about how stupid they were and wanted to portray how idiotic they are so they came up with this

[@nanah846]

@@xladder3972i understand that, but it's just so hypocritical and sick. Murderers have absolutely no remorse for anything they've done, and it shows. It's just such a disgusting way to go out. They think it's "showy" but really it's not. It's devastating and disgusting.

[@NASkeywest]

How does no one figure out that a guy who kept being on scene when people were dying with the nickname DOCTOR DEATH is a killer?

[@Parker-wn2pt]

People didn't realise hannibal is a cannibal even though his name rhymed😂

[@Jo-ph9zo]

because hes white

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

​@@Jo-ph9zoIn England that's not really much of a defence

[@pistachiooo9033]

the fact that people still go to him after he was given the name dr. death, or let their families be attended by someone called as dr. death is kind of ridiculous, or may be he wasn't that famous before Grundy

[@jayg6138]

doctors are around death all the time. Especially if you’re Gp treating older people. It’s the circumstantial evidence ie the routine home visits and then immediate death that’s the red flag

[@brett8460]

Diamorphine is the "proper" term for heroin in case anyone wanted to know. He was injecting his patients with heroin.

[@phusicus_404]

​@@lean.2366wtf man

[@frankmuscular]

Count me in

[@MagicalMeowXD]

@@lean.2366 You're disgusting. This isn't something to joke about.

[@MagicalMeowXD]

@@frankmuscular This is not something to joke about.

[@Seibaunite]

​@@lean.2366 may sound like it but ODs from heroin are pretty nasty,its quick but those seconds before you pass out are awful

[@theresanoelle]

I think there's something to be said about his victims all being elderly women who known for being very active and healthy for their ages. Maybe he resented them for being in good health when his mother died in pain from cancer and wanted to take that away from them since his mother didn't get to? not that it justifies it but might be something he convinced himself of, or maybe he just had a compulsion to make other women who reminded him of his mom die the same way she did

[@chocolatekitkatxoxo]

Very possible since he couldn't see his mother growning older and living her life to the fullest

[@tinajack444]

Or his mother was his first victim

[@ManiyaVinas]

He resented them because of misogyny It is not that deep

[@mithomae]

@@ManiyaVinasthat’s why OP said maybe, it’s of course still misogyny even if their scenario is true, but it gives a different possible reason.

[@Justbecause7777]

​@@ManiyaVinasYou don't know that so pipe down.

[@smirto]

At one point, Shipman was my dad's doctor... Thankfully, my dad didn't fit into Shipman's demographic. My dad says he was "very friendly".😮

[@twincherry4958]

Ewww

[@h0rriphic]

Holyyy shiiiit. That’s chilling.

[@benformoney]

@@h0rriphic BRO IKR

[@wadeschmidtyy]

That’s lowkey crazy

[@Shajogajob]

Damn!

[@no_thanks5711]

Stellar work. This is what “true crime” content should aspire to be.

[@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKorea]

The best in Quebec

[@kateapple1]

Thanks bot

[@eliassanchez420wakenbake]

Pov this is the only “true crime” content u watch lmfao

[@eliassanchez420wakenbake]

@cloddy4 cuz it’s not that good

[@Jinars.]

​@@eliassanchez420wakenbakeIt's almost on the same level with Lemmino

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Getting away with doing the same thing over 200 times is so insane. Especially when basically everyone already knew what was going on in the early days.

[@Hamsterbacke09]

So weird how he started out in Todmorden. In German, „Tod“ is the word for death and „morden“ means to kill. Very fitting indeed…

[@ChampionBl]

i was thinking the same thing!!

[@LeviJamesRE]

He didn't start in Todmorden this is inaccurate. He started when he was training as a doctor at Pontefract General Infimary !

[@raerohan4241]

​@@LeviJamesRE He started his career there, but there aren't any confirmed kills attributable to him there. So, with lack of any evidence to the contrary, we can only say that he began killing people while at Todmorden

[@LeviJamesRE]

@raerohan4241 Rubbish! There's no physical evidence in Todmorden either. None of the bodies were dug up there either due to the passage of time. They know the same from Todmorden as they do from Pontefract. Medical records! Death certificate signatures and also "no need to notify coroner" on the notes. Have you even read all of Dame Janet Smiths Report ?!! She said clearly he killed upto 15 in Pontefract and "possibly" more. So get your facts right before spouting nonsense! This is people's relatives your talking about. Dismissing them! Have some respect!

[@alexia3552]

that's wild

[@snuffy5321]

Shipman is a big name here. Recently, a nurse was imprisoned for killing multiple children, drawing a lot of Shipman comparisons in the UK press.

[@penny4urthots125]

Lucy Letby?

[@simply_neuroscience]

​@@penny4urthots125yes i guess

[@crupeoplemusic]

would love to see this channel cover the lucy letby case

[@Owfore1]

Lucy Letby is innocent. The jury, prosecution, wider British justice system and public would rather send an innocent person away for the rest of their lives than say that the NHS is broken.

[@VictorIV0310]

@@Owfore1?

[@skywardsounds9675]

I live in Dukinfield about a 15 minute walk from hyde my dad's grandma so my great grandma was killed by Shipman what made it worse was that her 2 daughters were in the house when he killed her and he told them both it was natural causes that shed just fell asleep moments before and passed away in her sleep its honestly disgusting how friendly and trusted this murderer was I hope he Rots in hell

[@bobettepancakes]

I'm from Hyde and my grandparents know a lot of members of the victims families because a lot of the victims were parents of people my grandparents went to school with.

[@alexia3552]

Damn. I can't imagine.

[@bbillabongs]

I'd like to imagine his thought process "All right, Imma kill this lady, then forge a will stating she gives everything to me instead of her children shortly before her death" Then he went like "Yup, sounds like a solid plan, ship it"

[@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKorea]

It would have only been like this at the start, since it would have lasted a continuous streak for 215 at most, which such number would desensitize such impulse for even someone as deranged as him. So in the later numbers of the streak, chances are that he would have undergone the psychology very similar to that of what we all normally experience such as social media addiction, masturbation addiction, or similar accumalated habits that we've just grown to do automatically and subconsciously rather than being focused on the intent itself

[@falconeshield]

​@@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKoreaHe probably felt like god. Ich.

[@falconeshield]

​@@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKoreaAnd he used his typewriter. That's not a call to get caught. That's arrogance.

[@bobettepancakes]

I am from Hyde where he worked. My granddad was possibly the last person to see one of the victims as he saw her just before she went to see Shipman. He saw her at the bus stop where the market is. She was the mother of one of a friend he went to school with. He also almost got an appointment with Shipman himself but it didn't end up happening, and it's likely that Shipman wouldn't bother killing him anyway as at the time my grandad was in his 40s and not in the usual age range shipman's victims usually were. Every time I go into town to go shopping I walk past where his surgery used to be. It's eery, and strange to think that the most prolific serial killer in modern history was active in such a small and quiet town such as Hyde.

[@cmin3783]

"at the time this position was called a general practitioner" it still is

[@mirtiloo]

i ABSOLUTELY love this channel; there is something so great about the narrator's voice and how the team sort the information to make the videos acessible, informative and interesting. thank you, Unpredictable

[@rozanasaleem5912]

agreed!

[@1114meow]

⁠@@mirtiloofor sure i love her voice

[@GoldieXBL]

@@cyneptu6785Oh wow random name on the internet. We really care about your opinion!

[@isaiahsmith1960]

same so hype they dropped

[@skyguy2865]

Dont lie, you just got tired of hearing the same British man narrator 😂😂😂

[@mikaylastrong7622]

He watched his mum dying, and it flipped a trigger in his mind. Then, he got greedy and it hung him.

[@beeft999]

this is literally from my tiny town in england. we reckon he killed our great grandma but it was never prove.

[@treasurehunter3369]

Really? I am so sorry...we watch these videos but dont ever take the time to think it could be us or our loved ones or friends.

[@CuriousGeorge123-f5c]

​@@treasurehunter3369That town in England is not tiny

[@beeft999]

@@CuriousGeorge123-f5c it's pretty small and unknown, why u tryna explain my own town to me?

[@beeft999]

@@treasurehunter3369 Yeah, I go to the doctors office that was across the road from shipmans.

[@CuriousGeorge123-f5c]

@@beeft999 Hatersly does not count as Hyde

[@sorryimsosad]

It’s crazy how much status being a doctor gives you. If any plumber happened to always come across dead bodies lines start connecting. But, bc he’s a doctor, they just gave him a nick name. Like”boy isn’t it crazy that doctor seems to always have witnessed the death, come across the body, or recently met w them prior to their death. Man must have bad luck. It’s like he’s a doctor of death *laughs drunkenly*”

[@schrodingerskatze4308]

The thing is that with a doctor there often are other explanations. A doctor cares for sick people, so to a certain extend you would expect him to find people dead or have people die under his care. And as they said, it's not very clear up to which point you can explain it with stuff like having especially sick and old patients or bad luck and at what point you have to investigate. If you see it from that standpoint, it makes sense that it took a while until action was taken. People don't want to openly accuse someone when they still think there might be a different explanation. If you have a plumber, you don't have those explanations.

[@poindextertunes]

not a very good comparison

[@basementdwellercosplay]

If a doctor gets a nickname like doctor death, maybe you should investigate them asap

[@cazthemamma9251]

Yup!!

[@killermarfidyoh138]

This was in England... Yk how those cops and detectives are in that country.

[@falconeshield]

Notice it took another doctor to finally notice the pattern

[@Edis12121]

I love your straight to the point video style, other similiar channels have such long intros that you just wait to get to the actual story..very good editing and you have amazing voice!

[@diabolicaldanger67]

215 confirmed victims is absolutely insane 😵‍💫 found your channel just this week and I'm obsessed, your videos are amazing

[@justindelgadoguitar]

It’s crazy that there was clear proof (in my opinion) that this guy was a murderer, yet they were still letting him walk free until they figured out a motive, I find that irrational. Have we not found murderers that just kill for the heck of it with no motive so why are we always tryna find a motive. I understand it helps with finding evidence in some cases, but if the evidence is there already, why is there a need to find the motive?

[@ParkerToFetch]

Because while those people exist it's EXTREMELY rare. So rare that general prosecution without motive would very likely lead to more innocent people in jail than people like him.

[@epifan3_]

This guy either completely resented his mother or was still heart broken over her death and wanted to get rid of as many women as he could because of it. Maybe he felt her passing was unfair and felt justified in killing those women. Maybe that’s his logic. It’s not right, but I can’t think of any other reason for this smh

[@falconeshield]

Yeah...she was either his first victim or he got jealous of all these daughters enjoying their older mothers being around while being sound of mind and physically active while he did not by the age of 21.

[@HDRageQuit]

Congrats on the sponsorship, happy to see this channel continue to grow!

[@mixy4371]

You guys are by far my favourite true crime content creators. im so glad you got a sponsor so you can keep doing this and making high quality content

[@iftekhar77]

This channel gonna blow up , her voice is perfect for mystery narration 👏🏼

[@G-Star-Raw]

In 2005, it came to light that Shipman may have stolen jewellery from his victims. In 1998, police had seized over £10,000 worth of jewellery they found in his garage. In March 2005, when Primrose asked for its return, police wrote to the families of Shipman's victims asking them to identify the jewellery. His wife did receive some back, she sounded vile and his kids.

[@AbiSaysThings]

I always thought the victims were older than that. A lot of women in their 60s. Obviously it's prerequisite that these patients had health issues but even so, that doesn’t tend to be randomly dying in your sleep age.

[@stephanief5794]

fr my parents are in their 60s. it’s not all that old lol

[@falconeshield]

​@@stephanief5794it's ichy though. People who were in their 60s then are in their 90s now. People in their 60s now could've fit in the doctor's mo by just 30 years. It really is just bad rotten luck.

[@HPsawus]

I live In Hyde where his surgery was and ironically it’s now a pharmacy lol

[@iruvaille]

every so often i come back to this channel 1. because the content is so good but 2. to see if there's been any of the exponential growth you guys deserve yet. though i'm disappointed that you guys haven't had the massive break you deserve proportional to the quality of content you put out i'm super happy for the team about the sponsorship. love your consistently tactful and informative coverage of true crime- keep going!

[@taylorg8509]

A lot of killers have weird fascination with thier mothers , it is portrayed in movies often but it is not untrue and a stereotype for a reason His mothers death changed everything for him , disturbed before then maybe but a murderer no , he mustve seen her dead body or closely observed her decline and that trauma haunted him so much that he wanted to recreate it

[@ManiyaVinas]

He is a misogynist and most likely killed his mom. It is madonna hoar complex again And freud can't be right again

[@ecrxft]

I’m from Nottingham and I didn’t know Shipman was from here. Scary how these mentalists can be so close to us geographically

[@jothamleomartinez1100]

Congrats on the sponsorship! I am happy to also see you guys have more than 100k subs, let's get 1M subs next!

[@jonnysmiles7533]

The name todmorden is kind of ironic. Both are german words that mean death (tod) and murdering (morden, a different form of the word mord wich means murder)

[@julianhallola]

Ja Servus!

[@Not1Edit]

Nobody talking bout Him living in Hyde, as the very trusted Dr Jekyll

[@Liitebulb]

Has a drug addiction problem but it allowed yo administer his patients. Ah the seventies...

[@omnirath]

Drug problems is pretty common with medical practitioners even today

[@mammontustado9680]

I think, as a public, we should know a doctor's record of saves and deaths, like we know a boxer's record of wins and losses

[@kiarachristine9887]

How did he get away with this for so long? So sad so much life was taken.

[@aryelzhang6226]

so happy you guys are getting sponsors!!! Hope this helps the channel grow even more

[@NASkeywest]

How did none of the autopsy’s not see that these were not heart attacks?

[@grayrisby836]

if deaths are 'expected' and 'explainable', no autopsy is performed. Referral for an autopsy is often done by the doctor, so Shipman must have been writing the death certificates to say that the deaths were expected and not recommending an autopsy. Families can also request one, but likely trusted the family doctor and didn't think it was necessary.

[@aadenluk4931]

I believe a heart attack caused by heart rate slowing drugs is hard to see in a physical postmortem (or at least distinguish from other heart attack causes), no? Like if I took enough illicit white powder to undergo cardiac arrest, I think they’d have to do a blood test to see it, I believe. I may be wrong though so please do correct me.

[@christinebeames712]

If you see a doctor within 2 weeks of death , an autopsy need not be called for , but should have been in this case , with the number of deaths , two in his surgery , almost unknown , in general practice

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

A doctor literally being present as you die is probably the least likely scenario to result in an autopsy

[@ginger325]

I’m halfway throughout the video and I noticed most of the victims are elderly women 😢, may they rest in peace.

[@irlmafuyuasahina]

Amazing vid!! The quality is astounding. This case always makes my blood boil though, to think that he killed so many people only to basically get away with it is absolutely disgusting 😞

[@maxallenxx]

wow such a tough man killing elderly women in their home. rest in peace to those victims

[@lukeyoh3511]

Omg it absolutely makes my evening when I see that you guys uploaded. I love the wording and the narrators voice and verbal demeanor is just so satisfying to listen to and the video is well edited too

[@jeef0322]

I just sorta discovered and binged watched your channel today, i really appreciate the effort behind your content. I love that it’s narrated by a feminine-presenting voice too

[@seven2zerofour4eight616nine]

@@abby5533feminine presenting oops i misspoke

[@misfitr]

@@abby5533nobody said its a bad word, jeef was just being respectful cus they dont know if the narrator is a woman or not.

[@ArDeeMee]

Dude, I‘m a bio-woman with a gruff voice. No one would tell me my voice sounds „feminine“. OP was respectful.

[@misfitr]

@@abby5533 you have no idea that the narrator IS a woman. whats your problem weirdo

[@berrytrap]

​@@abby5533God terfs like you are so annoying. This is such casual language. Please go out and touch some grass.

[@TheRockgremlin]

This channel is truly underrated. The content and presentation are top shelf, and I always look forward to updates. Great music selection as well. Keep up the awesome content!

[@nneichan9353]

as a retired health care worker, I can't understand this man.

[@Agostoic]

Good, it means you aren't a psychopath.

[@llllllre]

06:00 Todmorden is German and litterally means Deathkilling

[@TammieBuckeye]

Love how fast you go to get into the story. Love, love, love it

[@5jamw]

He lived just a few minutes away from my house, absolutely terrible that he went on for so long

[@ciaransull1521]

the thumbnail for this, that place he is standing is just down the road from me, that is scary

[@taylercarroll4494]

I can see why his colleagues might be hesitant to report him, especially since they worked in a private practice. All of the instances very well could have been coincidences. His patients were elderly, and he made a lot of home visits randomly which would open up more opportunities to come across dying or deceased patients. He probably would have kept at it for god knows how long if he hadn’t (thankfully) been an idiot. Who leaves the entirety of their will to their GP instead of their family?! Thankfully his greed got the best of him in the end. I just wish he could have lived the rest of his life incarcerated and paying for all of the lives he took.

[@falconeshield]

Yeah but....the doubts keep ticking and pilling up...

[@rebekahfunches6876]

Though I've long since muted KZbin notifications, this is the only channel worth keeping the bell on for 👍

[@rockinmoonful]

audibly cheered when i saw you finally got sponsor! congratulations!

[@ellieblatherwick8267]

he went to the same college as me, my teacher told me about how he walked the same halls just many years before

[@Secimatar]

I really love the way u narrate these cases. Ive subscribed to. Can I please request a video about the case of the "Hathora Group" 🙏

[@modofatak]

“Nobody noticed” in thumbnail, but called “Doctor Death” by entire neighborhood 😂

[@darrentupman8143]

I’m from Oldham I grew up hearing about the moors murders and shipman, he was my friends mums doctor and pretty sure he worked in Hyde at one point , which is where Myra hindley once lived

[@kelvinanjos]

Dude definetly had an interesting personality, i Wonder what really was going trough his mind killing all those defenseless inoccent elderly womans inside their own house

[@kepler798]

He was so high he wrote a will (his death sentence) for himself

[@audrei679]

the lack of empathy you need to have to call up the family of the person you just murdered to tell them that their loved one is dead... and then doing that. hundreds of times.

[@marstothestars33]

Just wanted to comment and say that I really admire the respect here. I’ve seen some true crime content that trivializes the events that played out and overall just be very frivolous with the whole thing. I commend you for being respectful about the case and its victims. You are a gem in the true crime world. 👏

[@jenshanssen5123]

There also is a story about a serial killer in my home town in the netherlands. frans hooijmaers who worked in kerkrade at the luckerheijde kliniek was suspect of 259 suspicious dies at his work he confessed to 15. I dont know his sentence but i think it was life behind bars and tbs (then called tbr)

[@coronaphone710]

Doctors: Modern day necromancers.

[@pathfinderjan]

One content a month is still worth waiting for. Thanks for creating these videos master story teller! 🔥🔥🔥

[@STRAWBERRYTOOTH]

THESE VIDEOS ARE MY GUILTY PLEASURE UGHH thank you for the uploads!!!

[@tonraqkorr230]

Well paced, narrated and edited video. Great job, thank you

[@willo7734]

Seriously amazing content as usual. I’m glad that your channel is starting to blow up. This is one of my favorite true crime/mystery channels on the utubes.

[@kylievictoriasalvini3752]

i absolutely love this channel because there is something so interisting about the narrators voice making the contents of the videos easy to follow and more fascinating

[@nilitili84]

A family doctor is still called a general practitioner.

[@carolynjustagagirl2315]

Pcp

[@myfavcolorisgreensooo]

“ ‘Dr shipman here. I’m phoning to tell you your mother’s dead.’ Maria west was a really *lively* woman-“ 💀💀💀💀

[@twae]

i LOVEEEEE ur guys' work and effort u put into this channel, yall are next up in the video essay/true crime scene. MUCH LOVE

[@FuzeRG]

The videos are so similar to Lemmino he must be a great inspiration, fantastic videos!

[@txvines7846]

Imagine being the family members of these people trusting someone with a loved one

[@mycathasawhitetoe]

So if he hadn’t tried to take that lady’s inheritance he would’ve probably gotten away with it

[@paulschofield2630]

My Manchester step mother, had an appointment with Shipman at his peak, as fate would have it, it was changed so she never saw him and fortunately moved on to another regular GP , 😮 cheers 🍻 from Australia 😊 thanks also for a great video ❤ 😊

[@combatpriest5878]

15:59 what does Warwickshire police have to do with a case of a murderer in Manchester?

[@musicjunk8266]

I dunno but I like he she said "War-wick-shire" lol

[@southcoast80]

The Woodruffs lived in Warwickshire so had initially contacted police there, who assisted Manchester in the investigation

[@louiselincoln]

After the Letby case, I wonder if there will be some interesting comparisons or insights that we might draw between Shipman and Letby. Although I think Letby seemed to be doing it for attention, whereas Shipman...difficult to ascertain, but @theresanoelle makes some interesting speculative points. It would interesting to know how Shipman interacted with the bereaved..."I lost my mother too, no one can replace your mother, I know how you must feel....etc. etc." further trying to add to a 'saint like martyr' type rhetoric, whilst getting some sick satisfaction from watching them suffer. Perhaps not so different from Letby afterall.

[@southcoast80]

Katherine Ramsland asserts that most doctors that kill or maim will do so to play the hero or play god or, in some cases, out of mercy. Nurses do so out of spite or anger, for revenge, or for attention.

[@louiselincoln]

@@southcoast80 Interesting. I think 'playing God' can mean spite/ anger/ wrath/ revenge, alongside mercy/ compassion/ kindness, so it's maybe somewhat similar. The drive in both cases seems to be human narcissistic traits playing up... So...playing God/ hero/ victim/ saviour/ antihero...they're all roles that people play when they are wanting social status or attention, I guess? I wonder if gender roles also factors in here, although I would not want to assume that. It seems we miss female psychopaths and murderers far more often than males. They are slower to get caught at least - but that's probably an issue with stereotyping and profiling techniques.

[@pokeoneify]

There is an episode of law and order criminal intent based off this guy. I had to stop the video to say this because so many details are the same. I can't believe that episode was based on a real person.

[@fairmaiden6472]

When all of the ads arent enough, theres always the sponsered ads as well

[@harrywood6502]

They still are called general practitioners GPs

[@giadalopez8170]

64… that’s so young my dad is like 6 years away from that and i’d lose my life without my dad

[@Andrew_L86]

This is what happens when a mixture of a desire to be loved is equally met with a love of death.

[@lampenfieber]

My theory why he killed those patients: His mothers death was likely a situation that was very unexpected and he couldn't process her death. So through the kills he perhaps felt as if he could sort of regain control, knowing he is the one who kills and not "death".

[@brittneyharfield]

real shit: if you commit a crime then end it all, you are one of the most COWARD than the average person. take your consequence for your stupid actions. aint nobody doing it for you! ugh it pisses me off but theres like ‘nothing’ that can be done about it. i get prisoners are prisoners but what if they did prevent an inmate ending their own life? like if someone got a whole life sentence, be sure they actually serve it until natural causes happen or something. but then could that be a violation of rights in any way?? idk they really are the biggest cowards to exist

[@ttm894]

I am so hyped for the growth of this channel!

[@beckym1728]

i really love the soundtrack in this video so much where can i find all these sick ambient tunes??

[@coldshot1723]

The narrator of this video has a beautiful voice. I don't mean that in a creepy, sexual way. It's just very soothing to listen to.

[@vyombildikar1937]

You know its gonna be a good day when unpredicatble uploads

[@Aiko_vilu]

Sadly, here in Colombia was a serial killer who killed about 300 people, most of them being children. His name was Garavito💀💀💀

[@rusteddenial453]

That guy made alot of shit up tho

[@hangedups2608]

😢😢😅😂😂😂😂😂❤😂😂🎉😢

[@wsgdope]

Unpredictable is literally my weekly thriller

[@Amber93012]

I absolutely love your account and can’t get enough of your videos thanks so much for making them ♡

[@cringevib3352]

That was a great video and really interesting. I like the visuals and the voiceover.

[@saundramonette4137]

Hey, I never leave comments (no cap), but I recently discovered your channel and am baffled by the quality of the content. You deserve way more subscribers for these incredibly clear and well-edited videos. I hope your channel blows up soon!

[@lfcamerican4366]

Big thing to preface this with: autopsies are NOT routine in the UK. US rate is 9%, the UK is 0.69%.

[@i-wanna-be-adored]

quite similar to the Lucy Letby case that's happening now

[@Antikyth]

"at the time, this position was called a 'general practitioner'" - is that not still what they're called? not that anyone says that, everyone says GP. At least, that's what the 'normal' doctors you'd go to at a 'GP surgery' (as opposed to a hospital) are called where I've lived in Wales and New Zealand and the English people I've known call them GPs too.

[@franklindorrell4755]

We call them General Practitioner here in the United States

[@sicituradastra4295]

Dr. Jeckyl's medical practice was in Hyde, UK ... 🤯

[@mirkmusicyt]

It couls be great if you could work on the vocal processing a little bit add some bottom end into your vocal chain and make sure all those mouth clicks are taken care of

[@alexandreperron6106]

I know about almost all your subjects, and still enjoy watching your videos. You have a different way, you don’t sound sensationnalizong

[@Krazy6ix]

he killed my ma's neighbours a year before he was caught, so sad