The Real Jigsaw Murders - The Disturbing Story of Buck Ruxton the Savage Surgeon from Lancaster

[@angusrae8481]

Have been researching my late father’s career as chief crime reporter on the news of the world, this was one of his most famous scoops i have his original copy and as he would be 120 today,, he died of miss adventure in 1962 when I was 4. Enjoyed your vid. Angus W. Rae third son of Norman Rae

[@MrsJHarrington]

I just recently discovered your channel, and this video was excellent, your attention to detail is impeccable! Such a sad case , but I'm glad this doctor was caught.

[@DarkFascination]

Hi there and welcome to my Channel, thank you also much for kindly watching, I really appreciate it and thank you for your wonderful comment, it really means a lot :)

[@MrsJHarrington]

@@DarkFascination You're most welcome! I look forward to more of your videos!

[@lynnrichardson9513]

As a nurse and foster carer, I feel double the sickness, what goes through the minds of these truly sick people, to go from healing to killing, I sure wish I knew. Such sadness for the children

[@alanb7027]

Well I am learning a lot of the historical events from you.and the fantastic documentary and presentation is great 👍thank you .See you next time 👍👍great work.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Alan, I am really happy to hear you are learning along with me :) thanks also for your kind comment I really do appreciate that.

[@Atressa]

There is a dead spot without audio from about 9.51 to 12.12 you might want to check on. But fascinating video. Hadn't heard about this one, and it is always interesting to see the area to have a better idea of the environs.

[@denisemottley22705]

Thank you so much for your time doing this video. Many years ago, more than 50!!! Our family were on a bus to Morecombe, there was a stop in Lancaster and so we had a little walk on Dalton Square and I remember my dad said that a bad doctor had lived there but only until now did i know the gruesome details. A lot of forward thinking by this man and very horrific. Very sad that those children became orphans, what a big change in their lives and to find out their dad killed their mum. Thanks again for your excellent narrative and effort in producing the video. Take care.

[@DarkFascination]

Wow very fascinating Diane and thanks for sharing that with me, I am glad I could help you fully understand the actions this man had taken and the details of the crime he committed. Thank you so much for watching I really do appreciate it :)

[@tonyhayes-piuk]

It just shows the blind nature of destructive jealousy. Really well presented.

[@MickDover]

The same thing happened when Dr Harold Shipman was arrested - many of his patients and lots of his friends and family refused to believe he was capable of such crimes and thought that the Police had got It all wrong. It was only once the evidence was revealed that they slowly started to realise that he wasn't the person they thought he was. Fun fact........ Back in the day, it was apparently something of a tradition for young Constables who were undergoing their initial LanCon Equestrian Course to be given a 'bath' in Dr Ruxtons' tub - a sort of unofficial initiation ceremony, if you like, when those sort of things were regarded as harmless, character building high jinks....... and incredibly refreshing, especially in February! Happy days indeed!

[@toddoffterdaftodd]

Thanks PINAC. I thoroughly enjoyed watching every second of this. You have huge talent for documentary' your presentation skills are outstanding.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Jimmy, I really appreciate your kind comment there pal, thank you.

[@grossi46]

Absolutely brilliant video as always. Let's get sharing people as this guy needs more exposure 👍👍♥️♥️

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much for your really kind comment I really do appreciate that pal, it means a lot, thank you!!

[@dave72ization]

Only just watched this one...wow...freaky..get this..my brother used to live in a flat...number one dalton square on the corner right next door....never knew about this guy...cheers for another great bit of research

[@DarkFascination]

Wow David, that’s mad that isnt it! Right next door! Gee Wizz!! Thanks for sharing that with me and thank you so much for watching, I really do appreciate it

[@dave72ization]

@@DarkFascination no mate thankyou....these stories your doing are fascinating...i noticed you did a ridge lea one in the lancaster moor hospital grounds eh....thats one freaky place...anyways please keep it up fella

[@theghostwatcherkeepitreal4618]

Wow Pinac, your videos are brilliant. Thank you for sharing this very sad story and getting this story out there ♥️xx

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Sarah, I really do appreciate that it means a lot and thanks for watching.

[@hill_skills]

I was born and lived there for 30 years and remembered the house being empty because no one would buy it after what happened. The story scared me to death. I thought Ruckston would come back, find me and murder me.

[@airz4life]

Another fantastically made video. I do find these stories very informative and well told. Keep up the amazing work mate! I hope the ladies souls found rest

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much I really do appreciate your kind comment, and thanks so much for watching

[@alijay68]

its stramge how someone can change from being a compasionate person helping others to a vicious murderer ,guess we will never truly understand why things like this happen ,its sad for the children losing both parents and having to go to a orphanage poor things , fantastic research and presentation pinac,i hadnt heard of this story before , keep them coming your doing a great job !!!

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much for watching, it is crazy that buck was a very compassionate person, so much so that 10000 people partitioned to save him from execution, very sad indeed and sad about the children losing both their parents. Thanks for your kind comment I really appreciate it

[@jeanwalsh7794]

Such a sad story but the way you tell them with all the background and history is brilliant you really should be on the telly, looking forward to the next one

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Jean, I really do appreciate that and thanks so much for kindly watching. If im ever on the telly, ill make sure to wave and shout you out! ha ha :)

[@stoopingfalcon891]

I remember many years ago, a navy friend of mine told me of this story, since his great uncle knew Ruxton personally, and when the story came out, it was met with such disbelief, and no one could take on board that Ruxton could have carried out this atrocity. Unfortunately, his great uncle died before the truth came to light. I hope that your showing the truth, gives his great uncle some peace.

[@DarkFascination]

wow thats great to know, thanks for sharing that with me, this story (when it happened) surprised so many people for sure, just goes to show that we never know what's happening behind closed doors doesn't it. Thanks so much for your comment and thanks for watching, I really do appreciate it

[@enlightenmentwisdom4821]

Ps. The romper suit he wrapped up one of the heads In is at the black museum at Scotland yard

[@DaysofHorror]

Brilliant yet again 👍 I've read so much on this case and it's truly horrifying! Who needs horror movies when real life is just as scary 😲

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks very much pal, really appreciate your kind words and thanks for watching

[@antonchristian873]

Another great post, thanks for that.

[@keithdavies150]

Well researched and presented Sir. Top-notch reporting. Very, very, well done!.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you very much Keith, I really appreciate that pal and thanks so much for watching.

[@jamesbell7958]

Great video Pinac , very well put together and a fascinating story . Thanks again .

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much James, I really appreciate that pal and thanks for watching.

[@debsclark134]

Wow, what a story Pinac. Rip poor ladies. ❤️. Xx

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Debs, I really do appreciate you watching, it means a lot and hope you enjoyed it :) xx

[@debsclark134]

@@DarkFascination Your an amazing speaker, the way you find the ins and outs of the story. The facts and all the research, how you put them all together and have the emotions and ability to do the story in hand justice 100 %. I can only imagine how exhausting this is. Pinac 1000 % AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️

[@DarkFascination]

wow thanks so much Debs, thats just made my day reading that thank you!! I really appreciate that a lot :) xx

[@debsclark134]

@@DarkFascination ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋

[@thomask6798]

There is also a guy called, Stephen Marshal, who they are calling the, "Jigsaw Killer". His crime was in 2009. So, clearly he isn't the original, "Jigsaw Killer". However, the details are eerily similar. The surgical precision dismemberment & removing the ears, eyes, mouth, tongue & the entire face. Allegedly, he was a hitman for the, "Atwood Crime Family". It very strange how similar these cases are on the methods used & details.

[@davemcintoshyt277]

What a story PR. After a great day on the cliffs & beach, get home to a notification 🙏😱 It shows why you have been quiet. Well researched. Its f*****g crazy what a person can do to another. I can't look at a dislocated finger without fainting. *sun cream!* Hope you and yours are well brother.

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Local G!! Really appreciate you watching pal, yes, took a lot of researching this pal hence the week of quietness lol. and truly gruesome stuff he did pal and im the same, proper squeamish lol Hope you had a great day out pal! Thanks again Local G!

[@davemcintoshyt277]

@@DarkFascination We don't mind waiting for content like this brother. Very interesting, this kind of story will be lost in time without guys like you! Thank you PR!

[@tomsteel3246]

Excellent oration as always wee man, thank you for the retelling of the story 👍

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you very much Tom, for your kind comment and for kindly watching, it was a great story to retell, such a tragic story.

[@northernrose37]

Had the pleasure of meeting you on Sunday and later discovered this video. What a coincidence as I am distantly related to Mary!

[@DarkFascination]

Hi there lovely to see you again! Thanks for finding one of my other videos too and wow! a distant relative of poor Mary. I have since met a lot of distant relatives over on Facebook :) Thanks so much for watching and for commenting also, I really do appreciate it :)

[@Freyja123]

Another brillent video, catching up on all your video's I'm getting a lot done around the house while listening on my earpods, but then l watch again later so l can see the places you are talking about 😆great work. 🌞

[@DarkFascination]

Gee Wizz you're certainly catching up! and hope the stories convey well in a 'Podcast' kind of format with listening without visuals, ive never thought of that. Thank you so much for your dedication :) lol

[@Freyja123]

@@DarkFascination you describe the details of the stories so well, it's easy listening on the earpods, yep l am getting through your video's quick lol, l just did some art work so I'm listening as l paint. 🌞

[@DarkFascination]

Wonderful, I am so glad to hear that, and thank you! you certainly are firing through those videos!! Gee Wizz!! How awesome your a painter! do you share your artwork?

[@Freyja123]

@@DarkFascination l do a lot of resin art, mostly give it away to freinds and family, it's just a hobby but l love it.

[@DarkFascination]

@@Freyja123 Thats brilliant, we all need a hobby that we love, im glad you have found yours! I found mine with KZbin :)

[@Markle_B]

I’ve heard about this Pinac reports guy so just checked you out, amazing! Your brilliant, subscribed 👊

[@DarkFascination]

Hey Micky, thanks so much for kindly subscribing, I really do appreciate that :) Great to have you on board!

[@peterwood8637]

A really engrossing story, thank you and keep them coming.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you Peter, I really do appreciate your kind words and thanks so much for watching.

[@linda6666linda]

Did you know this case was a ground-breaking case , not only because of the murder, but because it was the first ever time they used fly larvae and flys to be able to tell how long the body parts had been there, all 75 of them . 👍

[@DarkFascination]

I did know that but thank you for pointing this out to others :) also because it was the first time the used photographs 'super-imposed' onto a skull to identify the victim :) x

[@linda6666linda]

@@DarkFascination yeh they used that to find out who fred and rose west killed , absolutely amazing what they can do , I'm reading a book at mo and it says even if he hadn't run that fella over / or pulled over by police / without any of that if they xray the maggot they can tell how old it is so therefore can guess how long the peice of body been there 🤮 do you know flys start mateing the day after hatching ( dirty buggers 😂) also the maggots mouth is at one end and they breath at the other end , so they actually eat 24/7 . 👍

[@terrikps4079]

Yet another brilliant factual story narrated excellently by the one and only pinac reports. Keep on telling your great stories of times gone by.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Terri, I really do appreciate that, these stories truly fascinate me and I hope the do they same for you all too :) Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment

[@suevans6436]

well researched and presented, thankyou.

[@jonboywalton4630]

Great story PR. Really enjoy these stories u do from history as never knew they existed. Top man 👍

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks very much JonBoy! Really appreciate your kind comment and thanks for watching pal

[@sandymcghee3328]

First good video keep them coming 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you Sandy :)

[@debsclark134]

Your research is AMAZING X

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much, it took ages to fully understand the story lol but got there in the end and I loved every minute :) Xx

[@debsclark134]

@@DarkFascination ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sadiekendrewx7253]

Excellent video as always, Pinac you are 💯% xx💙❤

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Sadie, lovely to see you and thank you so much for kindly watching :) x

[@sadiekendrewx7253]

@@DarkFascination i will always watch x

[@DarkFascination]

@@sadiekendrewx7253 thanks so much :) xx

[@margogerrard6562]

Hi pinac another good one thank you so sad I have been waiting for you to put a video on I have learned so much from you keep up with what you are doing god bless you and all the souls r I p god bless nanna marg

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks nana marg! this story had a lot of information so took me a wee while to fully understand and learn, sorry for the delay :) x

[@margogerrard6562]

@@DarkFascination hi pinac thank you once again you are doing great videos I have learned so much from you with what you are doing loved everyone you have a good heart so thank you can't wait for the next one be safe nanna marg

[@ginalevi9179]

You mesmerizing 🙏👍💯love your storytime!

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much for your kind comment I’m so happy you enjoy the stories :)

[@Boppa1260]

Wow you have certainly done your research on this one brilliant as always very sad but brilliantly told thank you PR👏👏

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much BK I really appreciate that pal and I did do a ton of research that’s what took me so long to post the video lol thanks again pal

[@alexwalsh366]

Once again, great job mate 👍 Not wanting to pester! But whens the next paranormal video mate? I look forward to them!! 👍👌✌️

[@DarkFascination]

Hi Alex, thanks so much for watching pal, I am currently researching locations for my next haunted video, stay tuned, hopefully very soon indeed! :)

[@twalker76jspk]

Great content as always.

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Tom I really do appreciate that pal :)

[@bren70ssss94]

Great work boss , nice to see you back :)

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks Bren, I had a lot to learn with this story so took me a week to fit it all in between working and everything else lol thanks very much for watching pal I really appreciate it

[@bernadettehammond6611]

Brilliant story. Well told. Never heard of this guy so thank you. A brilliant but very upsetting book to read is " The road out of hell" by Anthony Flacco. Its about the Wineville murders. The film The Changeling was based on it. You might like to read it. Keep up the great work.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you Bernadette, I really do appreciate your kind words and thanks so much for watching. I am glad I could share this story with you, I will check out that book, thanks for that :)

[@aniwilliams3370]

@@DarkFascination I saw the brilliant film The Changeling (Directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Angelina Jolie) and the true story is unbelievable and incredibly, incredibly tragic. That also should be a much more well known story to keep alive the memory of those involved/affected 😱. Not only the horrors of the child murders, but how the power of the Police and Society as a whole could resort to the enforced committal of a *completely innocent and sane* woman to an insane asylum purely because she would not be silenced that her son had been abducted/murdered (and worse, replaced by the Police with a boy that was not her son!). If you wrote a fictional book of what had actually happened it would be rejected by Publishers on the grounds of being too unbelievable/implausible … but it is all true/actually happened. The quality of the filming and story-telling by Clint Eastwood is absolutely stunning, and it must be one of the, if not the, most stunning performances by Jolie. I’ll look for the book also; but the story just from the film is so harrowing and traumatic, I don’t know that I could read it 💕 I’m so glad you mentioned it, Bernadette, because it is a story and a film that needs to be more widely known 😭 xxx

[@berni9977]

Love your content Bro !

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Berni, I really do appreciate that

[@michaelmanger8640]

Love your work bro. Travel in peace and safety Melbourne Australia!

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much! :)

[@bikereddie]

Brilliant research once again.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Eddie, I really do appreciate it pal and thanks so much for watching :)

[@kayenne221]

You really do have a way of narrating these tragic events. Such details. Excellent research. You get me transfixed! Seriously well done 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Respect to you. Mad how a bright red car, followed by a cyclist in a bright red top, drives past your bright red sun burn. Ouch. Get some aloe Vera on that 😉😅

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Kaz, I really am happy to hear that and thanks so much for your kind comment, it really means a lot. I got some aftersun for my arms ha ha ha Thank you and thanks so much for watching :)

[@kayenne221]

@@DarkFascination I thought it was an ingenious way of testing out colour on the rose tatt before ink! 🌹 🤔😉

[@DarkFascination]

@@kayenne221 ha ha ha ahh I never thought of that ;) lol

[@enlightenmentwisdom4821]

The man killed his common law wife and the maid and cut them both up,he took the 8am walk and climbed the 13 steps ,god sake he blamed the blood on a cut finger

[@carrington2949]

I would really like to know what happened to their children. I also hope his first wife in India was able to remarry and resume her life.

[@DarkFascination]

I know it would be interesting to find out how they ended up wouldn’t it. Thanks so much for watching

[@missbutterfly3292]

Absolutely excellent videos and content have a question though it bugging me 🙂 what do the tattoos on your nuckles and the hebrew on your forearm tattoos say?? Thanks jee whizzz👍

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much for your super kind comment, Really do appreciate that :) and Gee Wizz how observant of you! ha ha The tattoos on my hands are as follows: My Right knuckles say "SELF" and my left knuckles say "MADE" and the Hebrew on my forearm is my partners name :)

[@reneedennis2011]

Great video!

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you Renee

[@reneedennis2011]

@@DarkFascination You're welcome 😊!

[@1970sSupertramp]

Another excellent documentary/

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much I really appreciate that and thanks so much for watching :)

[@akansha3721]

is it only me who can't hear after 9:30?

[@jons9721]

Another cool video

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much Jon, I really appreciate that pal! Thanks so much for tuning in :)

[@smudgiewudge6582]

Wow 👏 👏👏👏 thank-you 😘

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Isobel for kindly watching I really appreciate it and thanks for your comment :)

[@mrsmercury2565]

There's about 3 minutes from 9.30 of silence, no commentary can be heard, that aside it's a really interesting video.

[@DarkFascination]

I dont know why this has happened?! :( Thank you so much for kindly making me aware, I really appreciate it.

[@lunevalleyparanormal]

I live in Lancaster & was always fascinated by this Great video well done Only one criticism the mask was very distracting

[@DarkFascination]

Hi Michelle, thank you for kindly watching, it truly is an incredibly traumatic case isn’t it. Really appreciate your kind comment and with regards to the mask, my apologies, this was filmed after the pandemic struck, but thank you for letting me know it really helps

[@jamesrichmond9548]

my family originally came from Lancaster. and mary jane Rogerson was my grandads cousin

[@TheBrawlBox]

A competently presented narrative-really enjoyed it. I noted it was the same executioner as for the Blackburn Child Killer.

[@DarkFascination]

Thanks so much and spot on about the executioner pal well done for spotting that, yes same executioner, he hung around 500 people in his 25 year career as a hangman. his family before him were also executioners, and thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment I really appreciate it :)

[@connarbeaton3342]

I live in Lancaster my mum used to tell me about these when I was younger

[@DarkFascination]

Oh wow connar, that’s great to know and thanks for sharing that with me, did your mum know the ruxtons at all?

[@ozziecat46]

buck ruxton was my grandad and grandmas doctor, they said he was charming and a brilliant doctor, he was very well liked and respected around my home town of lancaster,the same cannot be said for his wife, who apparently was a very unpleasant woman, she had a very bad reputation around the town for having extra marital affairs, she made a fool of him!! and made him look foolish, people around lancaster were very much for him !! she drove him insane with jealousy!! it was well known around the city she had affairs then always played the victim!!

[@DarkFascination]

Hello Helen, thank you for sharing your family history there with me, I really sympathise with Buck, and feel your account matches a lot of what I am hearing now about him. He did go to far with what he did, however, I do feel he was driven to this extreme. People of Lancaster obviously liked him as they tried to save him and urge clemency to prevent his death, therefore once more, your account seems to be reliable. It is a shame that so much tragedy and loss has resulted from this case isn't it. Thanks so much for kindly sharing your experience I really do appreciate it.

[@SaffronHammer]

Brock made the maid pregnant and gave her an abortion. That is my take. Or he killed her because his wife found out.

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Absolutely horrific! How anyone could commit mutilations like that on anyone, let alone a person he was supposed to love and another he knew well, I cannot imagine! I don't care if his wife was unfaithful or not, nobody deserves that and there can be no justification for it. A very good looking, intelligent man who killed 2 women and destroyed his own life in the process. What a fool and how very evil!

[@waynebolton8825]

The Children went to a Children's Home near Williamson Park in Lancaster. Then later somewhere else? I believe they were kept separate from the other children and looked after by the matron of the home personally.

[@DarkFascination]

Really? I didn't know that, so thank you so much for kindly sharing that with me. I like to think they grew up in a good life :)

[@peterbaxter2913]

i agree; this guy needs more exposure. He should remove the idiot mask for a start.

[@DarkFascination]

Hi Peter, thank you for watching and for your kind comment

[@latoyawinston1007]

Isn't this based on the movie saw

[@DarkFascination]

Hi Latoya no o I don’t think so :) thanks for watching

[@thebeneficiary]

interesting about the confession note, he didn’t want people not knowing the truth in the event of his death? was this his compassionate side coming through? a gruesome crime nevertheless, well told again...👍

[@DarkFascination]

Hi pal, thanks very much for tuning in, yes, seemed he wanted people to know the truth perhaps? he obviously was very compassionate before all of this with the amount of help he gave people, which urged over 10000 signatures to help save him. Thanks so much for watching :)

[@trucktalkvideos]

Help the poor struggler on Manchester Road ( Hollingwood area of Oldham not far from were my auntie lives ) Albert Pierrepoint own that pub...

[@DarkFascination]

Really pal? wow thats fascinating!! do the family still own the pub?

[@trucktalkvideos]

@@DarkFascination Unfortunately not mate it was leveled to make way for the M60 motorway i remember that being lad down when i was three starting from The Geroge Tavern ( which is not technically Manchester road it's right next to Oldham police station) The Friend Ship Inn Golden Buck Royal Oak The Smut Inn The Bridge Water don't know what it was called but it's were 5 star blinds is Bowling Green Inn on t other side of road is Spinners Arms Waggon and Horses The Mowbray Arms Crown and Cushion Dutch Birds Inn church Inn The Royal Oak Bown Cow The Crawn and Kettle ( if you need a good drink now you were to get one they used say if you have one pint in all the pubs on Manchester road you'd be pissed out of your skull by the time you got to Oldham) I may not be a drinker but some of them do look inviting just can't get enough of the 18th century architecture I go down Manchester Road quite a lot and it's amazing when you looking at it on Google Street View how much of it you don't recognise and how much is so historic i do wish his pub was still there my grandmother remembers it but i wonder if she ever want in ill ask her there was so many people round her who don't know he do that as a part time job on one occasion he hung 18 people before lunchtime he was also at the Nuremberg Trials hanging the Nazi war criminals he also hunk the infamous William Joyce used to live in Glodwick for a time ( that was bomb in 1944 it looks like it's not been rebuilt ) And his mother lived in Shaw which is about 8 miles from me it's so amazing when you look into the history of your town don't we really do have so much history in Oldham and so many of the historic buildings are still up ill send you a photo of his pub on messenger) Looking at the building there was at least another four pubs on that road back in the hayday 🙀

[@trucktalkvideos]

@@DarkFascination Having talked to father he says there was at least four pubs from the police to the Friend Ship Inn that have been pulled down and the old saying is if you started on with a thimble full from Failsworth and gradually increased it in every pub I'm on Manchester Road going into Oldham by the time we got to the last one you would be unable to stand...

[@inlimbo6019]

did you delete my post pal ? was my banter a bit much ?, if so,i apologize,thought it would be took as the Scottish banter it was,my bad,sorry mate

[@DarkFascination]

Not at all pal?? What post? I don’t delete any posts ever pal, good or bad. What was it?

[@DarkFascination]

I feel terrible that you thought I’d delete your post pal, honestly, I never delete any, whether I like them or not is irrelevant, it’s an open forum here at PINAC Reports pal and always will be :)

[@inlimbo6019]

@@DarkFascination it's all good my friend,it was a bit of banter that may have been been too near the bone for the subject matter in question, (was a tad stoned at the time of writing lol ) i just wanted to make sure i hadn't posted something inappropriate,as at times i can get a bit carried away, that's all,feck knows where my post went ? i was just making sure i hadn't been inappropriate,as i'd never do that to you intentionally,all's good pal

[@DarkFascination]

Mate you can post whatever you want whenever you want here stoned or Un-stoned ha ha all banter is welcome, I checked KZbin studio as well as sometimes KZbin holds comments back if it thinks they are inappropriate but your comment t wasn’t even in there pal so god knows where it has gone?? Really sorry about that pal

[@inlimbo6019]

@@DarkFascinationthanks for checking you tube,iv'e been pulled by them in the past lol no need to apologize my friend,i was just worried i'd been inappropriate on your channel,regards stoned,only at bed time lol,so my more trippy post will be after midnight lol

[@louisecoupland]

No sound

[@colinwhiston2061]

well done ya got about on this one

[@DarkFascination]

Ha ha ha I did Colin I was shattered after filming lol thanks so much for watching pal :)

[@Jistme23]

Yes yes yes you tick all the boxes ♡

[@DarkFascination]

Ha ha ha thanks so much Cara x

[@sparkymlarky]

Best thing you ever did was stop filming police stations.zzzzzzzz These stories are very interesting and great to watch.👍👍

[@DarkFascination]

lol thanks very much for watching pal, I really do appreciate it, im so glad to hear you find these more interesting. Thank you.

[@hill_skills]

Not a fan of the accent but a good vid

[@eatmyshorts1409]

He killed them both but was a nice man that helped people, lol

[@DarkFascination]

lol I know, it's true though, I feel Buck Ruxton was a genuine nice guy who was driven to this extreme, crazy I know pal :)

[@eatmyshorts1409]

@@DarkFascination It's true. I'll remember to do some charitable work for the community before dropping a nuke on them. At least someone will say: He did a lot of good for charity before he killed them all. hahaha

[@suevans6436]

well researched and presented, thankyou.

[@DarkFascination]

Thank you so much Su, I really do appreciate that

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Thank you for letting me know