THE STEPHEN LAWRENCE CASE

[@Noah-kl8wn]

The police work wasn't just disgusting but also inhumane, watching someone die and not at least trying to help is horrific...

[@hecticbun]

The only hesitation I have is that the cop wasn't trained in first-aid. He may have literally been told not to administer first-aid in certain cases because of legal/safety repercussions. I agree that the police work was a monumental failure on every level and this officers actions were awful but they likely stemmed from issues so much higher than him.

[@VioletJoy]

There is absolutely no excuse that I can think of. If they didn't know the proper medical procedures, at the very least, they could have held his hand and spoken nicely to him. I wonder what, if anything, they ever said about their behavior.

[@karinasprmanager1832]

Noah B.-Wall honestly like what the hell???

[@AnonYmous-nw7vn]

So many unsolved racist hate crimes in the UK. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZjZgHSemrV8mas

[@jimhimothy6389]

London Metropolitan Police. Gotta love the filthy cunts. I grew up in London. Some of the worst policing I ever saw.... They are fucking crap, retards can join the London Met.

[@JulesKM]

This story is SO frustrating. What the hell is wrong with people?

[@xopandaDJxo]

AMEN! I ask myself that question daily , sighs, smh >.

[@janetsides901]

I've been asking that question most of my life.

[@lanadelslay69]

Racism

[@grayskindablue]

Lisa Smith revolting* and vile*? Because in that case, yes.

[@koleybuggames7415]

Julie McLean i agree

[@lunamaria393]

the people who held stephen's hands in his final moments... bless their souls and i hope they're well wherever they are now. thank you for being a light in a case full of institutionalized racism and gross professional negligence.

[@catieq5270]

felicity I can’t even imagine how huge of a responsibility and blessing that is. God bless the couple and Steven’s family.

[@catieq5270]

Pan!con Jessica Hughes I’m referring to the couple that held his hands as he was taking his last breath

[@catieq5270]

Pan!con Jessica Hughes lol re-read it

[@pancon9947]

+Catie Quimby you literally just changed it

[@abigaylecheney4386]

felicity I started crying when she said that they did that

[@Full.Circuit.Thrills]

I didnt realise but today is Stephen Lawrence day. May his innocent soul rest in peace.

[@mary-annesade]

Theme Park Tomorrow it’s today this year aswell and yes may his soul rest in peace 🥺

[@salas..5686]

Boring

[@Enlifted]

@@salas..5686 ?? The fuck

[@daddylonglegs3420]

stephen lawrence day tommorow!

[@Legendgamer87]

Naaaaa his day don’t mean crap

[@abbymorrison2409]

I rarely get emotionally affected by these cases, but when you spoke about the couple who held him as he died, the tears started falling 😭

[@krystyllacoille1633]

Same! I came to the comments to make sure it wasn’t just me

[@armygirl85fuckhitler74]

That's because y'all are good people❤

[@joshuacarbone8673]

Me too! I couldn't help myself. Those people are saints.

[@gracecostigan858]

I go to uni of Greenwich , the borough Eltham is in. And we have a building named after him. Rip

[@chloemartin1711]

Cried at the kindness of the passing couple

[@Geminivixenchelly]

Yes, I couldn't even imagine that being my son. The thought of him laying there hurting, alone and no one helped him 😢 heartbreaking. So when I heard about the couple kneeling next to him, telling him he is loved...**tears** at least there are still good ppl in this world. We need more of them❤️

[@Annedog14]

i was happy to hear someone tell him he was loved since he heard racist things before that at least the last things in his life was a person holding his hand and saying you are loved and people care

[@toagoodhome46]

Same.

[@keira6320]

same :(

[@sianxoxoxo5090]

I know 😭 and when Eleanor mentioned that when his mother went to see him he was almost smiling I wonder if it's because of them 😭❤️

[@tayian2135]

In secondary school we were told about this case for black history month. I have never ever had any teachers explain to me about who the victim was, what he liked and disliked or just his general mannerisms. We were just told about the fact that this was a racist attack and a young black man died because of it. Then we were told in extensive detail about what happened to the murderers after. Thank you Eleanor for giving this boy an actual personality beyond his attack. Reminding everyone that a person died, a young ambitious man who didn’t deserve anything that happened to him. Thank you for telling Stephen’s story and not just a story of a racist attack ❤️

[@ela5746]

Well said!

[@jodiekelly1355]

I love this! There is always too much emphasis on the killers in this story and not enough acknowledgement of what an amazing person Stephen was and how much lay ahead for him because of his talents and ambitions. Such a huge loss and such a waste of a beautiful life

[@drea94]

Tayian I don't know why the teachers would actually waste time telling you about Stephen's personal preferences were when they wouldn't do that with MLKJ or Rosa Parks or literally anyone else. It's not really relevant to the story.

[@tayian2135]

drake. Hi drake, I don’t think it’s a waste of time to at least mention more about him than he was black? I didn’t even know he was of Jamaican decent. It’s relevant to the story because he IS the story.

[@drea94]

Tayian What would you think the teachers should have told you guys?

[@Beeseee]

Wtf are those kids eating, they look 40-46 years old. My jaw dropped when you said they were 16-17

[@natashaswales1856]

Sameeee

[@wonderlust1308]

And American’s think British boys are cute 😂😂😂😂😂😂 This is the reality (although a lot of them ain’t racist or murderers)

[@evansspotter]

Idk I could be wrong but I think that’s them a while after the killings. I could be wrong though.

[@Beeseee]

@@evansspotter No that was not awhile after the killings, she showed pictures of them when they were 16-17 and when they got caught in their late 30's. Im talking about the pictures of when they were 16-17

[@evansspotter]

B ah ok guess they’re just gross then lollll

[@FabulouslyFunny101]

My mum was a year or so younger than Stephen when this happened and lived not that far from him. She told me after his death his murderers turned up at a local party being held and everyone immediately felt uncomfortable as they knew what they had done but since they hadn’t been convicted, no one could do or say much, mostly out of fear too. Her and her friend left the party but the thought of them being able to roam around so freely after blatantly murdering that man makes me feel sick!

[@tylerthepisces]

Hearing all these guys were teens then seeing their pictures, they literally looked forty at 16-17 years old. Just shows that hate really does age you

[@rebekahopara4179]

Exactly. They look like MEN in their 40s

[@maymacbell3983]

I was thinking the exact same thing, I was thinking she must be showing pictures of them when they’re older?! Glad I wasn’t the only one thinking that way..

[@Sketchbook999]

BINGO hate ages a person badly. Racism ages a person badly

[@Korouss]

Yeah I thought the same🤣

[@sofialovinglife597]

Drugs !

[@claramunoz812]

The people that sat with him telling he was loved makes me happy that he wasn’t alone in his moments.

[@charlottebuckley-jubb442]

Kosmos de Kosmopoliet just because one case is more well known than another doesn’t make it any less tragic. Bare in mind that Stephen was British so the bbc did make a documentary on a British case. Kris was American, the bbc doesn’t do many documentaries on American cases

[@cara7579]

Kosmos de Kosmopoliet look i’m a 15 year old white girl living in northern ireland, my family are middle class and i know i’m privileged, you cannot sit here and say the media is anti white. it is the complete opposite!

[@cara7579]

Kosmos de Kosmopoliet and also there isn’t really such thing as reverse racism, which is essentially what you’re accusing the muslims of being “racist”

[@milliesabine2107]

Charlotte Buckley-Jubb Kris was actually from Scotland, not america

[@audrianabelladonna6949]

Kosmos de Kosmopoliet as a Pakistani there are bad people no matter what....but racism is real...and it kills...you don’t need to discredit a child’s death by saying someone who was white died worse.....

[@sarahbellee.bradburn8760]

My dad is a retired police officer, and a very strong willed man. He’s told me before that the most difficult aspect of his job is the amount of times where his higher ups, the law, and the judicial system constantly fail to keep innocent people safe, and guilty people locked up. He was a police officer in the Deep South of the US, and unfortunately racial bias is very real. And with the political and social tension that’s been propagated here recently, it became loads worse. So he left the force, because he no longer felt like he was genuinely helping people anymore, and that’s the most disappointed and upset that I’ve ever seen my Dad. It’s extremely sad that the law has been so corrupt for so long.

[@shannonwalburn7159]

Thank God there are still good men like your dad who will say how wrong it is and even leave their job. I know that had to be hard.

[@sarahbellee.bradburn8760]

Shannon Walburn Thank you! It was extremely disappointing for him, they also told them they had to start handing out tickets for things they would previously only give warnings for. Such as a busted tail light, not using a blinker, and even loitering for first time offenders. It’s sad. It’s never been perfect, but it’s certainly never been this bad.

[@wonderlust1308]

That’s so sad to hear. Your dad has such a genuine and lovely heart. My heart breaks for him because from this comment alone, he seems like such a nurturing and caring man. For him to be so disappointed and leave his job... I have so much respect for him. Tell him a lot of people around the world (this girl in Ireland) respect him a lot 😂

[@sarahbellee.bradburn8760]

Kristen Lee Thank you for kind words and support! I’m gonna share this whole comment section with him next time I’m home! I know it’ll make his month.

[@wonderlust1308]

Awh you're welcome! That's so sweet!

[@raffy4527]

racist kids, racist cops. this story is so sad but so common :(

[@conedick1670]

ash not common anymore, but it was sadly common at one point in America

[@ToharaAmah]

Racism is still very common. Especially in the USA. Even more so in recent years.

[@vampyrrr]

the police were actually just dumb asf, not racist, they didnt know how to do first aid.

[@mayaboom988]

goodish art but they also profiled Stephens friend thinking he was the one who stabbed him when he could clearly tell them what actually happened. Even if you don’t know first aid, you’d be able to asses someone’s wounds. They didn’t do it cause they didn’t want to. The police work was sloppy for this case because to them this was just another black kid who was involved in gangs and that he was a criminal. There were multiple witnesses to give a description of who did it. Clearly white men. And they still tried to pin it on black on black gang violence. This case reeks racism on all sides

[@ninahopkins326]

Reminds me of the movie The Hate you give

[@maehavoc1680]

The way the police treated Steven was as if stevens life didn’t matter.

[@chelseebarber894]

Mae Havoc no crap 😒

[@SO-xc2zq]

Exactly, absolutely despicable

[@homedepot.]

Because he didn’t matter to them.

[@maehavoc1680]

@@chelseebarber894 I was being sarcastic. Obviously 🙄

[@maehavoc1680]

@@homedepot. obviously.

[@mrlawilliamsukwarmachine4904]

What does a, b, c mean? Police officer: "Accuse...Black...Criminal?" Police officer: "Arrest...Black....Charge?" Police officer: "Afrocaribbean...blame....'cuff?"

[@sheronam5788]

LOOOOOL Forreal! Racist people are sickening

[@mxnammo]

😭😭

[@VnotV]

Its absolutely sickening

[@dOrkshhh]

What are the police’s names? I just wanna talk

[@xgreenus]

Lala Hood thisssss 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@elsiel]

Jay Mad tf

[@gailmorris3780]

We just wanna talk 😁🗡🔫

[@marcuswellington5866]

Yes

[@isobellegubbins8039]

i wanna talk too..... might just end with them bleeding in the middle of the road

[@conniexo2036]

Could you do a Monday mistake where you look into a case where some one was wrongly accused or wrongly identified (body wise maybe)

[@Leahhhb1998]

C&T vlogs OMG good idea she could even do a case where someone actually didn’t mean to kill them and they made a mistake

[@brigutierrez5249]

this is such a great idea!

[@acquamarine1967]

Great idea

[@kristinaxox3]

LOVE THISS

[@catieq5270]

C&T vlogs that’s such a good idea

[@makaylakaylani3106]

Can we treat each other as human beings please this case hurts.

[@AnonYmous-nw7vn]

So many unsolved racist hate crimes in the UK. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZjZgHSemrV8mas

[@emmyjhillx]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@dainiel.joshua3277]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Corinthians1614]

That’s what I love about *true* Christian people. When you get ones that don’t skew the Bible to fit their own needs. They are some of the kindest, trusting, selfless people I have ever met. I mentioned I was sick once at the church I’m at and was given soup at my door a day later and calls asking if I was ok. ❤️ Bless those two people, they didn’t have to do that but they did. I’m glad he was shown some love and compassion before he left💕

[@amazingly_bookish]

I feel like this might be why he smiled. They did such a service! Bless their souls! 🔥💞

[@veggiesarefruits]

Praise God. We are COMMANDED to love EVERYONE equally, and to never judge. Unconditional love is the most important Christian value, and although I see it all the time, too often the public doesn't because we're also told to be humble and often times, completely anonymous when giving donations or volunteering. We're not supposed to "sound a trumpet" when we give alms to the poor or to the church, but to do our good works "in the darkness" so that it is sure to be from the heart instead of for others to see and give us praise for. That moment between Steven and his 2 angles was a genuine act of love, for the benefit of Steven alone. I'm so proud that they did this. It's a great reminder to me because, I tend to become hot-headed and confrontational when I see injustice, and I would've been shouting at police to help him, which isn't probably what he needed at the time. He needed comfort and love, and he was given just that before he left this world. It's my belief that God placed that couple there so that Steven wouldn't have to die alone. I'm sure his parents are very, very grateful for that.

[@outlandish.history]

@@veggiesarefruits If people only understood, God IS love!

[@viv9449]

Us atheist are good people too. Maybe I didn't understand your comment and if I didn't I'm so sorry😅

[@Corinthians1614]

Bea I said some of:) lots of kind people in the world

[@nyxvicious9836]

Thank the lord for those two people who comforted him at the end. He didnt have to die alone. I hope they're well wherever they are. #blacklivesmatter

[@ButterflyQueene07]

If Stephen Lawrence and Dwayne Brooks had been white, the police would have taken them more seriously AND would have done more to help them. It's really sickening how those two were treated. 😠

[@dombarker2272]

bro if he was white, it 99.9% probably would have never happened

[@brim8510]

As a white person i 100% agree

[@confusedDruid]

If the races were swapped, I bet the case would've been solved so much faster and Stephen would have had at least some help. If he didnt get an ambulance, the cops would've probably tried to do something even if they werent trained in first aid

[@jneal21]

ButterflyQueene07 Keith Blakelock?

[@eleanorgouldie9355]

Bobby Sands ok racist

[@kesharaa2355]

Ain't no assumption. It was racially biased on the police's behalf - they just suspected he 'deserved' it, ignored leads, worked slowly, were more incompetent to begin with... If there were any black officers available, they should have been included in the investigation to at the very least be an advocate. Shame on those crappy officers.

[@wifemomteacherlife7648]

I am so disgusted by the way this murder was handled. 😡 I hope every police officer who mishandled it was fired for their blatant disregard for his life- all because of the color of his skin. 😢

[@TheHumanBallsack]

They ALL escaped justice, most of them conveniently retired at pivotal moments to avoid prosecution.

[@marjattakolari521]

@@TheHumanBallsack Sun should harras them like they did to other suspects in diff cases. They should leak the names and the public will do their own justice

[@lilliemaexo3109]

My drama teacher has Stephens photo up in her classroom. I was too scared to ask about it so I read the newspaper she had up and searched up Eleanors channel. Thank you for showing this case, I love watching them and teaching myself how to keep everyone safe. 😊

[@TheFatCookie]

Props to your drama teacher. She sounds like a caring person

[@Sschmeckles]

I wish you could do a BLM week or month where you do cases of police/gov brutality towards African Americans! It would bring so much awareness to this movement

[@Moonshinexmoonshine]

I would love to see one addressing cases in the UK also

[@mica8701]

@@Moonshinexmoonshine definitely. european cases that were racially motivated would be great too because majority of white europeans are literally deluded about the racism that goes on in their own countries

[@oyinireland1561]

Melody Macarthy same

[@eleanorgouldie9355]

This is a great idea! So sad how relevant these cases are still

[@rahrose_x3794]

Great idea !!!

[@madellinar]

why do these 16/17 year olds look like middle aged dads?

[@rsten109]

Because racism makes you look ten times older

[@kaylao.3326]

White people tend to age bad...

[@blessingashanti7039]

White genes 😍😷

[@chipdippy5902]

@@blessingashanti7039 doesn't have anything to do about being white, they're just really awful and disgusting racist people

[@Moreninha55]

It is sad that we watching a murder on racism yet we here again making racist comments

[@brittniesteele6146]

The people that stopped and told him people loved him. Oh my goodness, thank god for people like that. We need more people who steps up to offer even comfort when needed

[@ciarantaaffe5259]

I'm their son. So proud of them!

[@prishaaggarwal2180]

I can’t believe we rely on these policemen for our safety

[@AnonYmous-nw7vn]

So many unsolved racist hate crimes in the UK. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZjZgHSemrV8mas

[@marjattakolari521]

@@AnonYmous-nw7vn also cases where victim arnt middle class blonde underage... (McCann) Pedo ring in southern europe... Police were deeply involved. They treat white victim cases like shit too...

[@marjattakolari521]

@@AnonYmous-nw7vn after studying many cold cases in europe and north america. I honestly think most of the time they aint doing shitty jobs bc they r racist, they're just horrible human beings and put no efforts on their jobs in general. Also got to do with police training. (Where i live cops need uni degree with criminology trainning) I did checking on my local detectives, they're either pdh or master grad. US sheriffi lit could be middle school grad...

[@yourmum955]

prisha aggarwal most policemen and women are fine it’s just these bad ones make the whole force seem terrible

[@notimestwo]

Abac (:

[@malaykahussain9998]

The crime was committed in 1993 and they were sentenced in 2012 😤😤😤 absolutely disgusting 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@sofialovinglife597]

And not even all of them were sentenced only 2!

[@lubandlovu00]

So sad how this story is still relatable after all these years

[@hollyjo2188]

This case baffles me! Firstly, I can’t understand how anyone (let alone a group of people) could see another person and think let’s go and stab them to death just because that person is black. And secondly, what the hell were the police doing on this case?! Letting an innocent young boy bleed out on the street while they try and pin the murder on his friend, and then letting the murderers go free for so long while they were dealing with pointless admin. It frustrates me so much!!

[@LuvinKidrauhl]

He was my mums best friend, she’s told me this story my whole life x

[@custurd9803]

Alannya Ria that really sucks if it’s true but it’s very unlikely that he was

[@xo8960]

@@custurd9803 actually it is very likely, my mum literally lived 2 minutes away from the bus stop where he was. it's not a place that's in the middle of nowhere and he wasn't some random person. He had friends and a life

[@georgia8592]

@@xo8960 Take no notice of that TURD!

[@anyabrown2949]

@@xo8960 my dad had been friends with him in high school, they get paranoid about me leaving the house

[@cindychatzi6842]

10:26 That's what racism does to your face

[@jiso131]

💀💀💀

[@anagudelj1034]

IM GONNA PEE FYCBGNVDDHJVC

[@Abhainnsjournal]

His teeth look like lose milk duds

[@divinebale7485]

Omg I’m crying 😂

[@d1efrst]

SKSDDKSSDDKD

[@savannahking544]

When you mentioned the two Christians, Connor and Louise I got the biggest chills. So kind.

[@ciarantaaffe5259]

So proud of my mum and dad!

[@Ivy-og5xd]

@@ciarantaaffe5259 are you really their son ? I hope they see this video. You have some amazing parents 💗

[@MC-yq6us]

That’s not the statement Dwayne brooks gave, he said they ignored and thought brooks was going to rob them

[@thekendrashow]

@@ciarantaaffe5259 your parents are heroes ❤️

[@Shiquetta]

You’re the GOAT of True Crime on KZbin! Nobody is touching you on here! Well spoken, factual, grammatically correct, politically correct and minimal personal commentary; EXACTLY what I enjoy about your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@unicornsauce6802]

This is so disgusting. All because the color of your skin. Smh 🤦🏾‍♀️ thanks for doing the video!

[@Leahhhb1998]

Ericka Bell it’s Sad really,we all bleed the same and breathe the same,people should treat others with respect

[@melissablais6030]

Everything about this story made me angry, from what happened to that poor boy, to the shit job by the investigators. Absolutely horrible.

[@auriaforest4149]

Melissa Blair, corrupt investigators... For me, cops and gangsters were together.

[@auriaforest4149]

Melissa Blair, a similar case happened in my country Spain, it's called "Las Niñas de Alcásser" everything about that case was so strange, the authorities told Spain who were the "killers" but most of us think is a lie... We think that very powerful people are involved in the girls' deaths but of course the case became so famous and the whole country wanted to know who were the guilty ones, they gave us the killers but fake ones... Like I said everyone thinks that the authorities and the press lied, since in a mysterious way they lost evidence, also the videos from the autopsies disappeared, witnesses were interviewed months and even years later, the autopsies revealed that the girls were raped since puvic hair was found on their viginas, this puvic hair belonged to eight different people and the ones who were accused of committing the crimes were only two individuals and they were tested to see if one of those specimens belonged to one of them but the results came back negative.

[@sereena2633]

its not because the color of our skin. if so how come they don’t treat indians darker than us the same way???

[@biagd]

Again, I think the police should have been held accountable for their inhuman work So heartbreaking that he had to die like that alone

[@lionking5886]

No they won't in their eyes they haven't done nothing wrong so far as a blaxk person is the subject

[@jadehoney]

This is exactly what I needed right now! Love chilling in bed, with a cup of tea watching your videos Eleanor! You put so much effort into them it’s amazing!!

[@FaceBitch89]

Always love your videos!

[@jenniferc8500]

ditto. x

[@RachyMachy]

Me too. Perfect evening.

[@orieking]

absolutely agree 💗

[@joleighmacgugan3797]

Jade Honey same 💖💖

[@esheyjohnson5480]

This makes me so mad how they didn't believe anything his best friend was saying and how it took them soooo long to do this case.

[@elionpluto]

As a black girl watching this, I’m disgusted with the cops! Like wth its so damn obvious that they did it

[@VoiAhoyTV]

It’s the 90s. 80s was full of anti racism protests.

[@daddylonglegs3420]

@@VoiAhoyTV doesnt excuse it though (not that im sayong youre trying to excuse their behavior, unless you are, and if thats the case youre a horrible person)

[@VoiAhoyTV]

@@daddylonglegs3420 have you researched the BAME experience in Britain? White people don’t like BAME and they show it to this day.

[@RachelMirrenReads]

This case enrages and disgusts me. It makes me ashamed of the colour of my skin 😞 imagine a 'pretty' white teenage girl being attacked in this way... the case would have been handled VERY differently. You shared this very respectfully and in great detail. Thank you.

[@RachelMirrenReads]

Sidenote... never thought I'd be applauding the daily mail 😂

[@katie5920]

There is a lot of racism and it's horrible, you don't have to be "ashamed" of your skin color though, just be different then those who are racist and mean and use your power or privilege to help and speak out against injustice.

[@sanjanar110]

Rachel Mirren then be an ally! Speak out! Use your privilege to help those who can’t afford it. If people on the other side speak up and tell the system that they are wrong and that other people are people too, god knows they’ll listen.

[@lomx]

Why be ashamed of your skin colour? Have you done something wrong to make you ashamed. Is this you confessing to a racial attack?

[@felicityaeh]

lomx wtf are you on about?? everyone gets what she meant smh you’re so stupid how could you misinterpret it so badly

[@caseybleach4876]

she is so underrated!! deserves much more subs!!

[@victoriafakeye3240]

.

[@nightowl7288]

Hey Eleanor, since it's October I thought maybe I'd suggest the Matthew Shepard case for you to cover. He was an american student who was murdered on October 12, 1998 in a hate crime because he was gay. When he was found his face was covered in blood except for tear trails along his cheeks. It's a truly heartbreaking case but it inspired many works and helped raise awareness. Other than that, amazing video as always and your makeup is on point! Keep up the good work girl

[@olivia.lambert]

If you call for an ambulance. You should get an ambulance

[@Geminivixenchelly]

I love the boldness of the Daily Mail. Standing up for what's right! Regardless of how much this case was being swept under the rug and left to fade into the thousands of cold case files out there. Glad the family finally got justice. RIP to their beautiful son. (any boy who respects his parents and tries to be home before curfew can't be a bad seed) ❤️

[@Jillian-Jill]

Gemini Vixen Chelly - that's very unusual for the Daily Mail... In general it is a rag of a paper. The Daily Mail often have extreme right wing views, and they persecute the working classes... 😔 The 'Daily Fail' is a shady newspaper - this is one of the few times they did something useful...

[@Geminivixenchelly]

@@Jillian-Jill I don't know all their history. I'm just thankful that they were able to help bring this family justice. They should use their connections to help more ppl out in any way possible ❤️

[@amiistar11]

Daily mail? Daily mail are probably the worst news company there is in the UK along with the Mirror and the Sun. They 99.9% of the time are very biased and shady in their post. However, i totally agree i’m glad this case was the few they shed a good light on.

[@suckd0g]

Amran Y holy shit, The Sun is the epitome of bad journalism it's infuriating.

[@Abhainnsjournal]

Lol the daily mail said immigrants cause cancer

[@TheAlipop13]

No way!!! I was just scrolling though your channel figuring out what to watch and then I got this notification woo. Universe has my back 😉 Side note my mum met Doreen Lawrence a few years back and she’s an incredible woman.

[@pinkjt34]

Smh... dont bite my head off. Im not going to respond to hate. But THIS is a case that explains the TRUE definition of the BLM movement.

[@maisybailey4269]

Jenicese Turner what is BLM

[@cortneyfrench8808]

Maisy Bailey it stands for Black Lives Matter. I am embarrassed to say I am not sure if it is a National Movement or an American one. It is a movement that gets a lot of backlash but is obviously needed

[@PWaves]

Cortney French its a worldwide movement (as black people are everywhere) that exposes the racial injustices that have been going on forever towards black people, specifically cases like this. Hope this helped

[@AnonYmous-nw7vn]

So many unsolved racist hate crimes in the UK. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZjZgHSemrV8mas

[@Jennifer-gx7sn]

Nicki Minaj and Young Money should do a memorial single.

[@cassandrathompson7412]

I don't think that I could ever narrate videos like this. Miss Neale, you are a strong professional. I would have been in tears telling this story... not to mention the other cases that you present. This story just has me crying during the first five minutes. Thank you for all that you do in presenting these cases and telling their stories.

[@lavenderbees]

To the people who held Stephens hand as he died bless your hearts, I hope you live long and prosperous lives. I am so happy that he was comforted in his final moments

[@TgramsThaGreat]

Stephen didn’t deserve any of that, no one does. May he rest in power.. ☹️❤️

[@swirlyferly]

My teeth are GRINDING. I thought that systemic racism was mainly an America thing and I hate that about my country. But now you’re telling me it happens THIS SERIOUSLY overseas as well??? April 22nd should be commemorated Worldwide. I’m ready. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@courtneymcsweeney4725]

it is very rare in the u.k. though this event is a one of tbh xxx

[@kaylao.3326]

Racism is everywhere, do u live under a rock

[@JadenSmithzWifey]

anti blackness is worldwide girl

[@afrikandeity1642]

Racism is NOT rare in the UK, it's a daily experience. Racism just looks different over here (in England, more so London) Racism is systematic allowing these killers and police to get away with murder. RIP my brother Stephen. We in Lewisham South East London will NEVER forget you❤❤

[@kaylao.3326]

Courtney McSweeney Its not rare in the uk, wtf are you tlking about?

[@Rosie-fz8qm]

im so happy you did this video since i live where this happened!. knew about this case from gcse drama x

[@meggymoomoocow]

itsjustrosiehere same! Never knew about stephens story until drama gsce

[@iqra2956]

Same

[@enell4382]

YES drama gcse; did you have to act out the story?

[@jessicaharle4115]

I'm also from Lewisham. My dad was the driver for Stephens mum during the court trials!

[@umeshikau1466]

I learned about this story in drama too! But not GCSE level. We had to act out the scene

[@wosshikanavaratnam8975]

Watching this after George Floyd died :( BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!

[@marisafaith9975]

Yeah it's really sad that black men and women are killed because of prejudice

[@alicealice3267]

Same. :/

[@jazmin9345]

T Doran What does that have to do with anything ? That doesn’t justify him being murdered, stop trying to excuse what happened to him.

[@jazmin9345]

T Doran he died from cardiac arrest which happened as a result of the police officer forcing his knee onto his throat 😐 either way , there is no logical reason why anyone should be murdered unless they’re a rapist, molester, or murder themselves and he was none of those. just say your racist and go 😹

[@ZimeBryant]

T Doran you are one dumb ass person go do actual research please and thank you!!! Your ignorance is the problem!!!

[@KN.MV.]

This is like the Central Park 5 Case but literally reversed. Wth so frustrating

[@LL-ip5mm]

Kei Nicole wat happened in that case

[@aliciareese4553]

L L • there’s a show about it on netflix it’s called “when they see us” it explains it and i highly recommend it

[@StoniMiner]

Hi El can you do Shanda Sharers story. It’s sad and I feel not that known. 12 year old is tortured and burned alive by teen girls in 1992 I think it was. I love your videos! Think about it. It’s a interesting one.

[@MissJAngelic]

Shes done it

[@tayahmoon]

The book about her is just heartbreaking. It really goes into detail about what them monsters did to this little girl

[@heatherchandler4444]

Damn. I could tell Stephen would have grown up to be a wise and great family man tbh. He just has that look, he reminds me of my grandpa back in the day lol

[@hleebeg]

Sometimes I actually feel like I've been lobotomised when I try to understand racism to this degree. They didn't even treat him like a human. He was a boy, a really young boy how could someone not react to that. How could someone just let him lay there.

[@cozyinmycorner]

Racism is still alive and well...sadly, it'll never go away😭. This is such a sad case, like most, but this really hurts me

[@nav1729]

Ive been watching so many of your videos but for some reason this one hit me the most. I got shivers when you were talking about his final moments and cried straight after

[@wubalemharrison1368]

Does anyone else find it really satisfying to watch her eyebrows while she talks

[@nyctophiliabaee]

meeeee

[@ameliagrey9993]

literally thought it was just me omg

[@Linaheve]

Mee

[@jordanevans2554]

I love how in the UK they created a day dedicated to a young black man who died and are using it as a teaching moment. I wish the US would take the same approach with all the racially charged deaths over here.

[@Lil_boy12]

Jordan Evans it’s still happening the media just doesn’t cover most of it the only time it did was with the riots we had in London In 2012 because a young black boy was shot unlawfully they even lied with the coverage of it 😥 RIP Steven ❤️

[@jonniecollins3636]

Jordan Evans, we do have a day. Martin Luther King

[@jordanevans2554]

Jonnie Collins what does MLK day mean to you?

[@jonniecollins3636]

Jordan Evans. Equality, ending racial segregation and racism, peace, no war, no killing. Dr. King is a reminder of what this great nation needs to be. “ rock of brotherhood” one nation...one god

[@jordanevans2554]

Jonnie Collins if you’re saying that that’s what you think about on every MLK Day, then that’s great. However I think it’s BS that we have MLK day when It’s our own government that conspired and killed him. It’s a pity “holiday” to remember a white washed history. However, a Trayvon Martin Day, Or Sandra Bland Day, would be our nation acknowledging that something is wrong current day.

[@kimora69]

It took so many years to find the murderers when they were right in front of them. Smh. Look how ugly they are. RIP Steven ❤ No one deserves this.

[@coffeehousereviews]

Just here doing a case study on Stephen Lawrence thank you Eleanor this video has helped me my college course 😊

[@mazzy18]

I’m watching this for sociology revision for crime and deviance and I’m finding it hard not to cry here at school whilst watching. Thank you so much! Hoping that the Uk policing sector improves within diversity and attitudes towards black and Asian people. 💖

[@lilypiebamber]

i learned about his case in sociology last week and it absolutely broke my heart, the world is so cruel sometimes 💔

[@lucymiles3062]

Lily Bamber we learnt about it in criminology too :((

[@jemima885ify]

My mum always says that this was the only good thing the Daily Mail has ever done

[@p00ky81]

I literally just said that to my missus

[@sophiawillis]

GIRL your eye makeup is SPECTCULAr wow

[@ArainaNespiak]

sophia willis Always 🙌🔥

[@klexis6423]

no... it doesnt look right

[@sophiawillis]

ashley Singleton okay

[@kynnedydoucet5588]

ashley Singleton Relax

[@ionab1102]

ashley Singleton erm ok? but tons of people will have thought this and it’s not like she said ‘yeah idgaf about this guy getting murdered’ she was commenting something positive. my god you’re the airhead one not her 🙄

[@kahmad9545]

I'm calling BS on the police department. One of the boys' fathers is gang affiliated. He had connections, I'm convinced.

[@sydneyhanamore]

Eleanors videos rarely effect me emotionally but I actually teared up listening to this case. Rest In Peace Stephen 💗

[@MlleLowis]

This is the bus stop at the end of my street. There is no flowers but I often think about this young guy when I take a bus there. It is a safe place to live here now, in hope this will never ever happen again.

[@Jillian-Jill]

LoisC - it's lovely to hear that you regularly think about Stephen, and keep his memory alive. 💜

[@kaylao.3326]

May be safe for you but clearly not safe for black people...

[@radinela9812]

@@kaylao.3326 The murder of the boy was long time ago, here in England racism almost doesn't exist

[@sanjanar110]

LoisC maybe there should be a monument or something there so there’s a physical reminder of what happened and what should never happen again

[@cescasadler8120]

i requested that you did this video a couple of months back and now you’ve actually done im so happy! this case is one of many that doesn’t get pushed into to public eye as much as it could’ve and you certainly done it justice.... love you girl x

[@adeoshinmiii7681]

This case was so local to me, I went to school in Eltham where it happened and used to pass the memorial everyday on the way to school. May he rest in peace.

[@annaneedshelp7729]

acab, this story really correlates to whats going on with the protests today

[@t_rm2119]

i think the police was rather afraid, because gang members are dangerous and there are many of them so if they catch one, others will seek revenge on the family of a police officer etc

[@lilyelizabeth1414]

Elenor’s eyeshadow is absolutely gorgeous on her it really makes her eyes pop

[@GeorgiaGough]

Everyone in my sociology class watch your videos even my teacher 🖤😂

[@tiamadeleine1371]

it’s crazy how my mum and stephen were close friends🙏 rip

[@kryan2394]

This is so sad. What a thoughtless crime 💔 Side note: those are some old looking teenagers

[@lujaynmigdadi]

#blacklivesmatter #enoughisenough

[@eleanorgouldie9355]

#ACAB

[@ghxst1e_]

@Shivan Rajendiran acab is about how they work for a system built off of racism yet not doing anything to spread awareness nor doing anything to stop it. We know some are good and some are bad. We aren't saying every cop is bad

[@homedepot.]

@@carnage9029 A bridge is waiting to be of use to you. Take advantage of its assets.

[@Legendgamer87]

White lives matter

[@omii3576]

@@Legendgamer87 shut up racist

[@sarahm2295]

I can't believe I've only just found this, thank you for posting this because I'm currently writing about this case for sociology to discuss the issues surrounding the case and society at the time. Thank you for posting this, you have helped me understand this case so much more xx

[@amelynwood7680]

What makes me happy is that he looked peaceful and now he is in a good place and I am not religious myself but he is out of pain and is happy wherever he is. Xo

[@gtfigaming920]

Possibly the most important case in UK history, this cannot happen to anyone. Ever. Glad you're feeling better, I know you miss uploads but when you do upload - your content it is very high quality and that matters more than frequency

[@carleylauren6764]

Thankyou so much I watched the case of Sarah Payne for my criminology test and Thankyou so much for covering that case because it gave me an A* at college in criminology

[@ashleybrooks417]

This was so sad it made me cry. I can’t imagine the parents pain (and anger), as well as his friend. He was literally trying to save his friend’s life. Stephen also sounded like a really sweet guy. :/

[@mollyhanson9571]

this is the first case that i had heard of. i’m from south east london, and there were great movements in Stephen Lawrence’s name. i’m proud of our community, but disgusted with our society.

[@larsxo5361]

I’ve genuinely tried to sit through the videos of other same-content creators like yourself and as much as I’m ADDICTED to true crime stories, I just can’t stay focused. I come back to you each and everytime and I will continue too. Your videos are so easy to follow and it goes without saying that you put a lot of time and effort into them. Keep slaying Eleanor 🔥💞

[@leamartin8392]

It was a huge shit show how the police dealt with this case.

[@simplykian]

Yassssss queen💗💗💗 such an amazing KZbinr and person In general! I literally love you🤪😘

[@ehdhvfcbsj9895]

YOU NEEDD TO POST MOREEE

[@mostlymulina9184]

I feel like people should physically not be allowed to be cops if they have racial views, that causes bais

[@Sketchbook999]

Did u hear about that cop in England UK that killed that other lady - strange thing was he was married

[@lionking5886]

How can you tell is always well hidden

[@carrlyrussell3372]

I’ve been basically binge watching through Eleanor’s channel and while a lot of them have made me sad or gotten me close to tears this one hit me really hard and got me crying when she was describing all of the stuff about those people praying and sitting with him and his moms comments on him when she got to the hospital. Just. It’s so sad and so common and so heartbreaking.

[@Allymichellegotto]

I’ve never cried during these but I start crying when she told him that he was loved in his last few moments... bless their souls

[@Annedog14]

i was happy to hear someone tell him he was loved since he heard racist things before that at least the last things in his life was a person holding his hand and saying you are loved and people care for him

[@karlamartinez2716]

I’ve been binge watching your videos for 2 days now, so excited to see a new one!

[@megsmith8562]

Omg I literally just made a comment saying the same thing! Haha x

[@syedahoque9695]

I love listening to your true crime story, because you're genuine, add humanity and your relatable 😊❤️ thank you

[@imogenstephenson0907]

This is so frustrating and upsetting, the police on this case are just unbelievable

[@veegames22]

This lipstick. That hair. This story. It’s a yes from me. 👏🏻💕

[@kaylao.3326]

I truly dont understand how you could focus on hair and makeup after hearing such a tragic story smh

[@veegames22]

Kayla O. Grow up. If you watched this when it was first uploaded you’d know I commented this around 10 minutes after it was uploaded, so I commented my mood. Not every comment needs to go on about how sad it is. We all know it’s sad. If you “truly don’t” understand then that’s a shame for you. Her hair and makeup is always on point, and I should be able to comment on that, why are you people so damn sensitive these days? Good lord.

[@dilini5574]

@@veegames22 maybe because of the horrific nature of this case? This isn't someone losing their shit over a meme, this is an inappropriate comment under a very serious video. I get commenting very early on, but out of basic respect you should have deleted this comment. Rip Stephen

[@veegames22]

Maya M It seems like you don’t know how free speech works. My comment isn’t “inappropriate” one single bit. I’m not mocking the deceased and I’m not mocking or joking about this horrific murder case. As I said to someone above, not every comment needs to be about how sad it is. In fact, people like me find these comments kinda nice because it slightly takes away my anxiety I get from learning the details of the murder. If you don’t like my comment, then feel free to scroll past because I’m deleting nothing. And while you’re at it, have a quick google on what’s inappropriate and appropriate.

[@veegames22]

Adiagh Catherine No way? I didn’t know that!

[@Creatureexotics]

The work you put in to these videos is inspiring!! Always my favourite videos to watch!!

[@jasminem8309]

I hate when people especially really important people who are supposed to protect you just assume things like they just assume just because of his race they assume he’s in a gang and and he does bad stuff!!😡😡😡😡

[@BellaZ209]

I really appreciate the way you handled and reviewed this case ❤️

[@marissapage9749]

with what is happening right now, this is so disgusting and inhumane. people forget that this happens

[@TheFaro2011]

I remember this case vividly, I was 11 years old when it happened. I cried first time regarding a news matter. It was also the first time as a brown girl I realised I could die for just being brown in the UK.

[@Sketchbook999]

PLEASE REMEMBER there are millions of GOOD people and animals out there who HELP and care for others---