The SHOCKING Story of Robert and 'Sonny' Mone

Sometimes a bad apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Such was the case with father and son murderers Robert 'Sonny' Mone and his son Robert Jr.
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Robert Mone's Early Life
04:39 - School Siege and Murder of Nanette Hanson
10:52 - Escape from Sate Hospital, Carstairs.
18:12 - 'Sonny' Mone Murder Spree
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[@rachelraquel758]

“The only warmth came from the anger growing inside him” is such a great line.

[@chumachan06]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@scootermom1791]

I thought that was an interesting line as well.

[@marianilsson8785]

This man can tell the most gruesome stories and I’ll still be like; oh what a lovely chap! Such a nice calming voice 😍

[@Ann65.]

I know and agree Maria! 😊

[@mauricedavis2160]

Definitely TOP SHELF in my book!!!🙏👌👻❣️

[@mariadocarmonicoletti5417]

I entirely agree with you. The tone of his voice, the rhythm, the perfect timing for emphasizing some events and the pronunciation are amazing.

[@mattporter1692]

I actually find his voice immensely irritating…

[@marianilsson8785]

@@mattporter1692 😆

[@kjaxthegrate]

I hope that Nannette is venerated among teachers in the UK. She deserves it. A truly incredible person.

[@sisuguillam5109]

​@@trevorjennings and here is Trevot-bot again, trying to catfish.

[@polly6336]

I don't believe she is, sadly. I grew up in a nearby town, and I've only just heard about this case at the age of 48! I'm asking my siblings if they'd heard of it (they're a bit older than me).

[@ruggerbloke8422]

The police let a young woman enter a hostage situation to talk to the gunman ! Extraordinary

[@JennyTolios]

A sick twist on the "nature vs nurture" argument....the father emulating the son is a new one for me.

[@bettyfeliciano7322]

What a terribly frightening story! Father & son monsters. I hope parents understand that their attitudes and actions are always watched by their own children as soon as they are born. No matter what age the children are, they are sponges…soaking up ever word and action shown by their parents and those around them. Thank you Paul for letting us stay informed about this wicked world & what goes on! Blessings always! ❤️✝️

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Betty, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@talex1625]

It's not a wicked world Betty, the world is absolutely beautiful. However, yes, some people aren't really people at all but monsters just hiding amongst us.

[@zenfrodo]

You hope *parents* understand....? That would not have helped at all in this case, since Robert's father bragged about all the evil his son had done, and murdered folks on his own. There's too many bad parents out there who *just don't care.* There's too many people out there who should never have children, or even be allowed to have children, ever.

[@Darth_Doug]

Dundee boy here. I often heard snippets about this event when I was growing up, but never knew the whole story. Very well put together video, thank you for sharing!

[@sevenowls7776]

I remember this. My gran lived across from the school. I used to go to her place after my own school. There were a lot of blue flashing lights. Later on we learned what happened. Five years later I attended that school. I've been in the room where it all happened. Although the incident wasn't generally talked about, one of the teachers was of the opinion that Mone was sane because he had hidden the gun, and deserved to have been hanged.

[@jimmyavpi]

Why are you lying? There has always been shops across from the school, not houses.

[@sevenowls7776]

@@jimmyavpi The shops and Alpin Road are opposite the entrance and the admin building as shown in the video. There are houses opposite the now demolished and rebuilt main classroom buildings - they were Melrose House (blue), Jedburgh (yellow), Lindores (green) and Dunkeld (red). My gran lived on Glenesk Avenue. I was in Jedburgh House.

[@jimmyavpi]

@Seven Owls I went to St. John's for a while. Alpin Rd. and Brantwood Ave. are not directly across the road from the school. The shops are directly across from the school.

[@sevenowls7776]

@@jimmyavpi Google maps is at your disposal

[@jimmyavpi]

@@sevenowls7776 I don't need Google maps. I'm dundonian through and through. I'm also a taxi driver and know exactly where each road is.

[@patriciaalexander1061]

Love your content Paul - your blooper reel was hilarious. You have the best and most relaxing voice..

[@WellINever]

Haha I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your kind words :)

[@Cheetoluv]

@@WellINever Here’s a story you could look up. “Mary Magdalene Pitt, three years old ”. It’s quite a sad stories, a few pictures.

[@run_amuk_ranch]

I could listen to him read shampoo labels, tags off pillows.. anything really😂

[@nannettedellinger3123]

People don't think things like this happened 50 years or more back. It usually wasn't broadcasted and sensationalized back then. Such a sad story. Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life. Nanette Hanson have the ultimate sacrifice.for her students. Ps I love your pronunciation of our name so beautiful.

[@daffers2345]

People have always been evil and disgusting. It's just more out in the open now, and news/media is instant. It's stories like this that I point to when someone says "That never happened years ago!"

[@nicolad8822]

Newspapers sensationalised plenty, and in great gory detail.

[@daffers2345]

@@nicolad8822 Yes, but we didn't have instant access to stories every day. It's much easier to sensationalize when something is always happening and we always know about it. :/

[@catherinelw9365]

@@daffers2345 Newspapers were published daily, sometimes more than once a day if a story was sensational. Newsboys we’re on every street corner selling news.

[@elvenkind6072]

Great, a long episode! Thank you so much "Well, I Never"! 🙂Going to enjoy this with a cold beer and summer air flowing in the open windows. Have a great weekend everyone! 🙂

[@WellINever]

Sounds like a perfect way to enjoy the episode! Have a good one Elvenkind :)

[@elvenkind6072]

@@WellINever You too. Thanks for being the person you are. I'm 45 and have a few grey areas in my beard growth, but if/when I turn 60+ I'll get a big grey beard, and adopt your style, and get a pipe, having grandchildren sitting on my lap while I tell them fairy tales in front of a roaring fireplace during dark winter evenings. 🙂

[@jessrosefawkes2721]

I’ve just got back from Asda with some tinnies, so thats exactly what I’m about to do now too. Chill out, have a beer and watch this lol

[@toniremer1594]

@Elvenkind - I’m doing the same thing. Even got the windows open.

[@elvenkind6072]

@@jessrosefawkes2721 Good job! 😀

[@elizabethrobertson2045]

The State hospital is only 20 mins from where I live. The police man they killed was friends with my father and years later I was at school with his son. The night this happened my dad was driving the local bus. On his last trip into Lanark. , Mone and mcculoch stepped from the trees and tried to stop his bus. Due to dad having seen all the police cars heading towards Carstairs he didn't stop the bus. It was the next morning he realised who had been trying to stop the bus. Years later I came across Mone in a local prison when I was a student nurse. Mone was liberated from prison I the late 20 17 or early 2p20's. He was aloud change his name So he could be living next door to any of us Another 1 from the state hospital you might like to look into is a man named Gregory mcgurk... He has also been released and aloud to change his name. Both him and mone will almost certainly be what bi's referred to as MAPPA PATIENTS BUT no system is completely safe. I nursed Mr MCgurk when I was a student in the state hospital

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Elizabeth, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@MegCazalet]

“Allowed” is the proper word in this context, as a opposed to “aloud”.

[@laura6796]

Wow, the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree. Absolutely sad for all the innocent victims.

[@bobbythompson4268]

Or the tree from the apple

[@lynnesummers-noble5029]

Crikey! This was a dreadful series of horrible murders. I do wonder what became of the mother that left and the two daughters that I’ve no doubt endured years of hell.

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Lynne, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@birdieorourke5507]

The husband probably killed his wife she probably did not leave her three young children.

[@EmiEvergiven]

"However, the story doesn't end there-" OH FOR FS SAKE 😫

[@bennettcawley4630]

😅

[@lisamac2403]

Ikr!

[@meganlucas1718]

Same lol

[@christinavuyk2026]

😂😂😂

[@QPRTokyo]

Patience.

[@csmart6444]

I am from Aberdeen and I have never heard of this murders before. Loved this episode, thank you!

[@donnariahi2975]

Sad & sickening story. Sonny should have been hospitalized before Robert. All the violence & deaths would not have happened. Thank you for bringing us this story in your own style.

[@shereesmazik5030]

One of the most frightening episodes ever . Some people are absolutely unredeemable . Now I have to go back and watch your laughing video for comfort .

[@DVD927]

I’m wondering if Sonny’s wife really “ran off,” or if Sonny killed her.

[@reachandler3655]

That crossed my mind too.

[@birdieorourke5507]

I believe he killed her, why would she leave three children with a monster.

[@LathropLdST]

​@@birdieorourke5507believe me, many do.

[@NitaKerns]

Great video as always! But my heart breaks for Nanette. And while I was crying, I figured the video was ending, but the story continued... and then more!!

[@RotGoblin]

Great storytelling, amazing how quickly you can go from "How terrible, I really feel for them" to "nah, lock em up, oh they were stabbed to death? Kay."

[@nicolew4877]

I think the son never stood a chance with a father like that. He never knew what a normal childhood was. In my opinion, the son’s spiral to crime was totally preventable, if he had a different upbringing. His frequent mentions of feeling utterly worthless and powerless is what seems to have driven his insane decision making. Shame, but as an adult he really should have made better choices. RIP to his victims.

[@annied1827]

I actually hate it when people use a bad childhood as an excuse for taking someone's life, I'm sorry, but many many people myself included had crappy childhoods, but we don't go around killing people. I don't care how bad their childhood was that doesn't give them an😂 excuse to go and kill people, and i dont think people should actually give a crappy childhood as a excuse for them killing someone one. These peohave a mental illness or they are just awful people and I think they would have done it regardless of what childhood they have so people need to stop using it as a excuse besides his siblings had the same crappy childhood yet they didnt go and kill people!! 🤔

[@nicolew4877]

@@annied1827 There’s a difference between an excuse and an explanation. An excuse would be “absolutely nothing is his fault because he had a crappy childhood”. An explanation is “this could have been avoided, and he probably would have had a different life if his father wasn’t a psycho”. Unfortunately a vast majority of killers have had their childhoods completely obliterated by their parents, and this link is hard to ignore. I still think he deserved the life sentence or even worse, but I can’t help but wonder what a good father’s upbringing and guidance could have achieved.

[@annied1827]

@Nicole W personally I think he would have done it regardless and even with a great childhood just like many other seriel killers have. Afterall there are many seriel killers who have great loving parents and great childhoods yet they still decide to go and kill people, I think it has more to do with who they are and the kind of person they are regardless I it's mental illness or they are just plain evil what ever reason they have I think it has nothing to do with how they are raised as I said his siblings had the exact same childhood yet they didn't go on to kill people and many people including myself have had very crappy childhoods yet we don't go and kill people.

[@personabc8765]

@@annied1827 totally agree, I was abused and had other horrific things happen to me as a child, no excuse, no explanation.

[@iloveavicci5907]

I too had terrible things happen to me during my childhood, but I did have positive consistent love in my life from family members so maybe that helped me to arrive into adulthood as a well adjusted, compassionate and empathetic woman 🤔 What do you all think? If there is undisclosed abuse from certain family members, but unconditional love and affection from others within the family and community does it make a positive difference 🤔

[@YuBeace]

“One of his fellow inmates stabbed him to death.” That’s fair.

[@janeeyre1990]

I am not surprised by men like Robert, because I was born into a family with a lot of them I am more shocked and amazed at people who are ready to sacrifice their lives to protect others My mom is a person like that, even though she has been treated badly by her family and other people her whole life I bet that some of the heroes in this story had hard lives too Abuse in your past is never an excuse to be abusive If you can't help yourself (because of a traumatic brain injury or any other disorder of the brain and impulse control), then stay away from other people! Become a self-sufficient hermit if you need to

[@Hippiechick11]

I agree. And I've found most people have had a tragedy and hardship in their life. And most people who are abused do not go one to abuse.

[@DocBree13]

❤

[@barneyronnie]

Please get therapy and try hard to control your dark fantasies 😢

[@calendarpage]

I recently watched a video by a former 10 yr inmate at a US state prison. He went through some of the sentences from recent trials and gave his thoughts on how the individual would do in prison. So it was interesting in your video to learn that a fellow prisoner killed the obnoxious father. The KZbinr stated that at a certain point, people in prison just want to do their time and not be bothered by those who make it hard for everyone else and it's no surprise when those people get killed. People think that people convicted of crimes like child molesting will have a hard time, but they forget that the prison is filled with people who've done terrible things. If you behave yourself, you're likely to be alright. If you cause problems for the other inmates or are just a difficult person, you may not do so well.

[@MightyMezzo]

I worked briefly after college for a theater company that occasionally performed at a minimum security Federal prison. We would get a lot of “Better watch yourselves, this place is full of crooks! Ha ha ha!”

[@MrsWilberforce2]

That really is a myth about child molesters and child killers. Most of them are not treated any worse than the other prisoners. My friend's 3 daughters were all molested by her 2nd husband for years as children, and the SOB has done just fine in prison, unfortunately.

[@kathleenmcconaha5608]

when you say his mother left the family, are you sure she is'nt in a shallow grave some where? That dad looks capable of killing a wife what talked back or looked cross-eyed at him

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Kathleen, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@Dogdayafternoon4325]

@@trevorjenningsgo away

[@nemowindsor8724]

How does it keep going after that start? Agghhh. Thank you for another perfectly presented episode. After watching your videos, I get a lot of recommendations for other true crime channels. They’re all frustrating and half-baked compared to your beautifully produced, well-written and performed episodes. Thank you.

[@freyashipley6556]

Robert's crimes were horrible, but what a sad little life he's had.

[@donnariddle5384]

I love your title! "Well I never"! I can't help but leave this in good humor, "Well now you have" Blessings❤

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Donna, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@kddicks5115]

Watched your "blooper" reel, and it's so heartwarming to see a little of your jovial behavior❤❤ one of the best story tellers out there!! Thank you for all your effort and hard work✌️❤️😊

[@ScotChef]

One of my uncles was sent to approved school he was never the same after it, child prison would be a more truthful name after hearing his horrific account of that place. When i say prison i mean 60's prison system not the holiday camps they have now.

[@letoubib21]

_Isn't it always heartwarming to see when father and son indulge in the same hobby?_

[@ericanelson1973]

😣❗

[@phaedrapage4217]

Isn't it just truly touching?

[@evamichelova8296]

Hi Paul, thank you for a new video! ❤ I was wondering if maybe I could send you a little story about one historical figure?

[@WellINever]

Thank you for watching! You certainly can. Feel free to pop it over to [e-mail] :)

[@birdmanfree1651]

As a Brit, of a certian age, I am totally astonished that I know nothing of this; nothing rings a bell at all. Individually two of the most unpleasant creatures ever to exist in the UK, as father and son......................... If there is a hell, I hope that they both stay there a very long time. As ever, a great true story, told extremely well.

[@nicolad8822]

Not familiar to me either and my family were living in Scotland in the late 60s though had moved away by the time of the later events.

[@Ann65.]

​@@nicolad8822 and Birdman Likewise. IN 1968, I was just 19 years old and married. I remember nothing of this. My time was preoccupied with my Husband and raising a family! Looking back, there are so many events in the news that I don't recall.

[@WillieBojangles501]

Kudos to the inmate that took out that garbage. Well done!

[@Mudhooks]

A lot of people like to claim that the world is more violent and crime-filled than any other time in history. You just have to look back at stories like this to know that it just isn’t true.

[@robertbowers9856]

I FIRMLY believe, if a murderer is deemed mentally out of sorts after comitting a murder, that mental instability is even more reason, he should be put away for life, no parole or removed from the planet. Will people never figure that out? These circumstances never change. Sonny Mone stabbed by a fellow inmate? Criminals know what true justice is!

[@sisuguillam5109]

Criminals know what true justice is? What? You okay?

[@deniseleplatt1616]

Wow these two were horrific. Thank you again Paul for the story

[@rahan9886]

You mean these three?

[@Ms.HarmonyJ]

Paul so glad to see another amazing video from well I never you guys ate champions these videos are so amazing keep up the great job

[@WellINever]

Thank you for your kind words Ms. Harmony!

[@Ms.HarmonyJ]

@@WellINever your welcome im glad to be one of your subscribers

[@EllieGrant1]

A local journalist covered this case, as well as other local murders in a book he wrote. The law killers I think it is. Definitely would recommend it to anyone local or beyond.

[@paulhemingway9149]

Brilliant Paul thank you.

[@nicolad8822]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="42">0:42</a> Is that photo the Mones children? The adults look more like grandparents than parents. Robert Sr was only 19 when Robert Jr was born.

[@EmmaCohen91]

I can't help but wonder about the life Robert's sisters led.

[@kimberlypatton205]

A great, but seriously warped, story of a monstrous father& son! They both have those trademark “crazy eyes!” It once again poses that eternal question- nature or nurture… I think in this case ir was both. The sin seems to have more of a sense of learning intelligence on his side, since he did study and made progress in those arenas. But part of him was just a rotten apple fallen from his fathers tree. I was married in April of 1979 and when I think back on incidents like this that happened close to my time recollection it is pretty wild.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Paul.

[@applicationuser9764]

Ken Rex McElroy of Skidmore Missouri would be an interesting topic to cover. He was the town bully. He was killed in front of everyone but no one saw anything. That's just how things go down in America.

[@grannym2880]

That sounds fascinating. I'd be very interested to hear about that.

[@applicationuser9764]

@@grannym2880 the last thing I ever saw said about him was he "needed Killin". That's pretty much justification around here.

[@eleanorchorao4875]

That case was covered. Maybe monsters? Or that chapter? Oh and he seemed to deserve his fate as he was threatening to kill yet another local citizen.

[@Lizablue0608]

⁠@@eleanorchorao4875Both channels are great as well. I agree!

[@hildahilpert5018]

Rolling Stones magazine had an article about him years ago.Surprised it took them so long.The man who shot people in the El Paso ,Texas Walmart was given 99 years in prison and there is a possibility of the death sentence because he went to kill Hispanics which would be a federal hate crime.

[@jessrosefawkes2721]

Wow, I’ve never heard of this case before so I’m looking forward to watching this video 😊 Thank you for the upload x

[@mookzmom]

Very much enjoying your videos. Thank you❤

[@marykrueger6039]

Thank you for another fascinating story. Love your channel.

[@jpendowski7503]

Oh man. We cannot fully understand the human mind. When these unwell people feed off each other it becomes impossible to know what they are capable of doing. Thanks Paul for a fine presentation and all the historical photos.

[@jstringfellow1961]

Just incredibly sad all the way around. You don't want to believe any of it could happen, but you know it does. Sad.

[@iamaglassoftea7]

"I had been powerful for the first time in my life when I entered that room. But she had taken it away from me, just by being gentle, and strong, and decent." Jesus what a waste.

[@Hairnicks]

Loving these stories, beautifully narrated, so very interesting. Glad I subscribed.

[@damonroberts7372]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="434">7:14</a> "...his actions that day led to later speculations that Robert suffered serious harm at that school... his anger and hatred towards the establishment didn't quite align with him simply being a troubled boy who was expelled." I can see why a _normal_ empathic person would think this, in trying to make inferences about Robert's state of mind. But the fact is, psychopaths have _completely disproportionate_ levels of entitlement and pettiness, and can erupt into violent rage over (what may appear to others as) very minor slights. Which is not to say that Robert was not once a traumatised child, but I expect most of that trauma occurred in the family home.

[@just-dl]

I’ve watched many of you’re videos. This was one of the toughest to watch.

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Great video. Very informative and interesting. Great job❤

[@user-gu1jk4qn6b]

Best story telling, and narration on yt.

[@KidarWolf]

You have a wonderful voice to listen to. I'm glad I stumbled on your channel, and can learn about some of humanity's darker history through it. While the stories are often quite awful in their details, I think it helps to remind us that crimes are not committed by monsters, but humans - we are the monsters, and when we demonize others, we fail to acknowledge that such things are not as exceptional as we would like to believe.

[@coldboogeronapaperplate6495]

Love your delivery!

[@phyllisalden9983]

Most horrifying words: "However, that is not the end of the story." OMG

[@TheNanze]

Thank you for being such a storyteller!

[@heathersmith7286]

I greatly enjoyed this story. Thank you for sharing! 💛

[@lonagailcasey9707]

Ohh Mr Brodie you are saving me from another longggg week, ❤❤❤

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Lona, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@mikeyates7931]

Robert never had a chance : from the moment his mother abandoned him , his fate was sealed

[@kalikalimai1]

Like your stories very much. Thank you.

[@Ironclockwork]

Evil begets evil. A gripping and terrible tale to be sure.

[@carinekleynhans1967]

Love your delivery and the time period of the crimes. I know this is not a UK case, but hope you consider covering the Daisy de Melker poisonings in South Africa.

[@sarahdon3165]

That really was a “well I never “ just a harrowing story.

[@elvenkind6072]

Such a lot of sad fates in these stories, and so many wasted lives, even if you are a master in describing them... (you should consider working as a narrator for Audiobooks, I'd love listening to them, so many great talents on KZbin.) And BTW: "IHS" Is a Christian acronym, meaning (according to Wikipedia): ΙΗΣΟΥΣ ΗΜΕΤΕΡΟΣ ΣΩΤΗΡ, Iēsous Hēmeteros Sōtēr, *'Jesus our Saviour'* or in Latin *Jesus Hominum (or Hierosolymae) Salvator*. It's a bit like the black metal people, wearing upside-down crosses, claiming it to be "Satanist", but it's actually a Peter Cross, and a symbol of deep humility, when Peter didn't feel worthy to die like his Savior and Lord. Edit: Also the pentagram is actually a symbol of the 5 wounds of Christ.

[@Badficwriter]

The five pointed star was first used by the goddess Ishtar in ancient Sumeria, according to archaeology.

[@SueBasham-sx4vx]

I’m glad the ring help to get him, well I never hi from Sandy, oregon I just love your voice ❤

[@esteemedmortal5917]

Who tf brags about their son murdering an innocent, pregnant woman??

[@ticketyboo2456]

Someone like Andrew Tate would.

[@nono86753]

@@ticketyboo2456More like you I would say

[@iammyriad71]

Another great episode. ❤❤❤

[@nicolad8822]

Surprised I don’t remember hearing my Mum talking about this. She was a teacher not too far away from Dundee at the time. She was a working class Birmingham girl so no sheltered flower but she was shocked at some of the things the teachers got away with in Scotland especially the older male ones. There wasn’t much educating going on a lot of the time.

[@garybrockwell2031]

Well done ol' chap👍😱☠️🎬 you put that one together really well🧐🇬🇧🆘 Real sadness with the young teacher 😢 and for the son a little seems he had a special dad.....🗣️🆘🇬🇧 But still BRAVO great story telling..

[@user-cf5df2fn7t]

his voice is so smooth & calming… so relaxing

[@Weemac1]

I remember getting sent home by the police that day. We weren't allowed out until the news came they had been caught.

[@karenjakobsen3607]

I remember this well. I grew up in Dundee and went to another local primary school.

[@Cheryltwin2012]

"Like father, like son" is an old adage that proved to be true in this case. It's hard for any right-thinking person to fathom a father who was jealous and yet proud of his son for murdering people, even including a pregnant woman and a police officer. The prisoner who stabbed Sonny to death should have gotten early release in gratitude of getting rid of a brutal, cold-blooded killer. I guess the only good thing you can take away from this story is most of us don't come from families this bad, thank God.

[@carol.luna.stella]

I love your voice and calm manner, I would listen to you read anything!

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Carol, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@52memor]

Brilliant absolutely brilliant.. So well read. Thanks

[@voodoochile7581]

Well I never

[@Natasha6090]

6 months pregnant? Oh that’s horrible

[@MithrilMagic]

I was RIVETED by this entire story! My goodness!

[@traceypedigo6405]

Awesomeness, I love this guy and the way he tells the story, makes it even creepier.

[@davidmartin2957]

Subscribed. Really like your channel.

[@WellINever]

Welcome aboard!

[@alih429]

Great narration

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

The look of hate on those monsters faces is spine chilling.

[@Jkk55]

Thank you brilliant! 👍👏

[@aishaash4668]

Very good story teller…❤️❤️❤️

[@gmanette188]

Thank you much

[@markgoldby6502]

Great channel

[@pdenn1s]

Good show!

[@anderspaulsson]

That was a crazy story😮

[@FallOutZairul]

A chilling tale of father and son murderers is both horrifying and fascinating. Their dark deeds reveal how sometimes a bad apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

[@ingridverbuntakashe-wolf4662]

I Just love your voice❤️

[@genevieveforrest9594]

Thankyou for an amazing yet awful bit of history. I like the ending words, along the lines of "take care". Cheers.

[@kstormgeistgem461]

truthfully, i doubt even satan would say he knew the man. every time his picture came up, it made my stomache curdle... just a really nasty piece of work. even with our dear Mr. Brodie telling us about him, it was a struggle to watch the whole video. and i do enjoy Mr. Brodie's lovely voice and demeaner.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Well, there's another great video in the books... COMPLETE with another case study I wasn't aware of... I WOULD like to know the courts martial case he seemed to be a part of. Those charges and dismissals might tell us quite a bit about his thinking, particularly in regards to "Being punished for doing what he thought was the right thing." AND don't get me wrong, just being a courts martial, the charges were PROBABLY pretty egregious, but from the sounds of it, his unit at the time seemed to hold a grudge. In the military a unit is liable to take a certain amount of guff for a leader, and even more for a good one or one that is well liked. AND to be clear, there are a few charges in the UCMJ that might give plentiful latitude for dismissal but are usually relatively small in their actual consequences and ramifications... SO it's possible that the whole thing could've been "blown out of proportion"... AND it's similarly possible that there were more in his unit involved than he'd originally thought, and they resented him for messing their situation up as well... The reality is that once you've turned evidence in against ANY PART of your own unit, the military has LONG had a habit of moving you someplace else FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION, and that's NOT a punishment. They know how this sort of thing works, just like they know about hazing sticking around after its been banned. Finally, it's just worth mention that "Schizophrenia" hasn't always carried the clinical definition it has today. That's only one among MANY points where people see the whole of psychology as less than science, because it's so subject to so many changes over time... Ah... well... That's my thinking on the matter. ;o)

[@janebeman6259]

When Robert was little, his mother had no chance to divorce the father and get custody of the children; it waa not done. Ir was obviously an extreme case of domestic violence. She was able to escape, but the children were trapped.

[@rodeastell3615]

Thought provoking story of truly evil people. Thank you for posting.