The Strange & Disturbing Case of George Sullivan Twitchell

The Strange & Disturbing Case of George Sullivan Twitchell from 1860's Philadelphia
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[@neddyconstant5816]

First video to watch I think the husband did it. Time 9:33PM Mon 5/3/21

[@DoctorCheryl]

Dear fellow Americans, when our lovely host says the lady fell out the FIRST floor window - that's the SECOND story to us. Our 'first floor' is to the British - the GROUND floor and they call the next story the first floor. It's just a different way of saying the same thing but can be confusing. God Bless!

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Patronising

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@@snarfington Hey, some people were probably confused. You know she was just being helpful

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What do you count a basement and attic, would that be zero then my entry way is first, my living space is 3rd and my attic is the 4th floor. My house has an entry that is its own space but then you can go down to the basement dirt floor, root cellar, no windows basement or up to the first floor. So do I technically have 3 floors or 4. The basement is 1,000 square feet that would be the first floor? The entry floor is 14 foot by 16 foot and has a small seat to take off your shoes and coats before you go up stairs to the living quarters which is also 1,000 square so that means my entry is the 2nd floor and my up stairs the 3rd then my attic would be the 4th floor? I really like the way you think, American Standard I'm living in a one story house with a basement and an attic. European standards I'm living in a 4 story mansion, I can definitely down with that way of thinking.

[@PaleMagnolia]

"He had taken his own life drinking hydrogen cyanide, but it is not known who managed to get it into his cell." A little farewell gift from his devoted wifey?

[@ilanamillion8942]

Sounds like a painful ghastly way to die.

[@dank8865]

Jailers. This was a big - time conspiracy.

[@lesberkley3821]

@@ilanamillion8942 Prussic acid is painful but very swift. Acute arsenic poisoning is worse, but for sheer horror, I'd pick strychnine.

[@bayonetababe9697]

I can understand why he chose to do it. I don’t believe he was innocent but also just from the evidence I heard on this I believe there could have been reasonable doubt. I don’t think he should have gotten the death penalty. Life in prison would have sufficed. I’m very glad they found the wife innocent. I don’t think she had anything to do with it. I was surprised they arrested her. But I think he chose to kill him self because he didn’t want to give them the satisfaction and wanted to go out on his own terms. He also may have thought it’d be less painful. Hanging is quick if done right and you instantly break your neck but if not you slowly choke to death.

[@mountainman4859]

@@bayonetababe9697 ...odd. I think she did do it. I don't think he would have released his statement otherwise. Since he knew he was going to die anyway, he did the deed himself. Another husband ruined by an evil wife.

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No shortage of villains to tell us about. Thanks, BC. Stay safe out there!

[@michellewest6439]

I totally forgot to leave a comment! I watched this video this morning and I was completely baffled. At first, I thought the couple was innocent, and then I decided it was an accident, but by the end, I really can't say who the guilty party was. This was a fascinating and interesting case! Hope you have a great week! See you next case!

[@worstelldaniel]

I was thinking the whole time that this didn’t sound like guilty beyond reasonable doubt... guess we will never know what happened!

[@bayonetababe9697]

That’s what I said. I’m not convinced from the evidence I heard on this that he was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. I don’t believe the wife did it. I was glad she was acquitted. I was surprised she was arrested. It’s pretty clear that it was one of them because they were the only two people home. So I guess I lean more on him than her but because I can’t be sure that’s all the reasonable doubt I need.

[@teijaflink2226]

It sounds most likely to me that he was guilty but I don't either think it sounded like they had enough proof, specially for an execution.

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

Poor George! He started with every opportunity but had no talent for business and just a lot of bad luck.

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I have more interest in the turn of the century stories opposed to the up to date ones. Thanx again for your on going narrations.

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[@mjrchapin]

Seemed like a sketchy trial, at best, especially the assumption that George's wife had zero to do with the murder. We don't know her reaction to her mother's death or his conviction, or whether she testified for or against him etc. So many questions! Thanks for another intriguing case!

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[@tapsars7911]

Mrs . Hill would not have lived on forever . The rascals should have either persuaded her to transfer the property to their names or sell it and give them the money . Which mother would refuse to help her only daughter if asked nicely ?? Some people can only be devious .

[@Terri_MacKay]

I was thinking the same thing...this murder was absolutely senseless. 🥺

[@heyokaempath5802]

Mine wouldn't help me and I'm an only child.

[@cjillwrite8249]

I sort of thought it could be the wife because she burst out with the story that she had fallen from the window. She ended up with a valuable home and without a husband who cou;d not keep a job.

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That’s what they used to call a win.

[@muchtested]

If the video is correct George told the servant she fell out of the window BEFORE his wife was in the kitchen, so it could have been repeated to her by either of them prior to the police arriving.

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Want to know how the daughter fared afterwards … big house, but still no means to pay for it … did she remarry, etc?

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[@stormdancer0]

It's scary how little evidence it took to convict him.

[@junehamley7097]

Ggggg=to

[@SherylAnneTBien]

Man, it took Mr. Twitchell to tell everything about what happened to Mrs. Hill and that the real culprit is HIS WIFE. Yes, he was an accomplice in committing the crime but he was shunned by the public because they already jumped to conclusions that Mr. Twitchell committed the crime. It's just sad that we never know what happened to his wife, after he took his own life before his scheduled execution.

[@pattidean4109]

The prosecution said he bludgeoned her with the poker, threw her out the window, then went to bed. With blood all over his nightclothes? If that were the case, he would have been covered in blood when he let the maid in at 9:30. Obviously he wasn't covered in blood until after he carried the body into the kitchen or the maid would have mentioned it, certainly. Curious!

[@douglasbubbletrousers4763]

True, good point! Although they could rebuff back that the maid had placed a lot of emphasis on just how abnormally dark it was in the house in her recollection of that night. This is one case where I legitimately don’t know what to think, and that’s even more surprising because it seems like such a simple case at first glance

[@mebinns1070]

Not to mention if he had gone to bed with blood on his clothes it would have transferred to the bed as well.

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[@garyreid6165]

Mr. and Mrs.Twitchell. It is very rare and sad to learn of a case where both are thrown under the bus, or carriage for that matter. George tried and failed with his business ventures, which seemed like innovative ideas to help people and other businesses. I think that despite George’s enthusiasm, he seemed flighty and overconfident. He had debts as a result. His wife didn’t have many worries. Who killed Mrs. Hill? I believe George did it. It takes a lot of rage and strength to carry out this deadly attack. Why would George’s wife kill her own mother? It makes no sense. Money is, as they say, “The root of all evil.” Family and money can become a recipe for disaster. Thanks for the case. Stay safe.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

When I read, "Why would she kill her own mother?" I thought, Are you a guy?

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Never have been so early for a BC video. Greetings!

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[@monicam.8006]

The best thing I can say about this case is that most likely modern forensics would have caught the correct person. I am sorry for his death.

[@Survivor58]

I thought the same thing.

[@elsablue3646]

Yes sad story especially. If he was innocent.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

Wow. I wonder if he was telling the truth about his wife being the culprit. It seems a little odd that he would cast the blame on her wrongfully after he'd already been convicted. Or maybe it isn't that odd if he was that desperate to save his own life.

[@meemurthelemur4811]

It may have been a last ditch effort to save his own life. Requests for appeal and clemency denied, his only hope was to cast blame elsewhere. On the other hand, perhaps figuring his fate was sealed, he wanted to make a confession so that the truth would at least be heard. I don't think he ever held the idea that his wife would ever face conviction tho.

[@goodvibes5220]

I was wondering, too, whether he really was guilty. His wife might have gotten off free, just because she was a woman and people didn’t really think women capable of such acts. And he was blamed, just because he was the man? (Saying this as a woman myself)

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@goodvibes5220 no, if time spent with BC has taught us anything it's that the antique world had no qualms about hanging a murderess. This is one rhelm in which gender mattered little at the time.

[@FunSizeSpamberguesa]

@@meemurthelemur4811 the prosecution sometimes had a hard job of convicting a woman of murder in the first place, depending on how the crime was carried out. Lizzie Borden got let off at least in part because the jury (and polite society) couldn't handle the idea that a woman could or would do something so brutal -- especially a respectable woman.

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I was not there but I am hard pressed to think he did it, at least by himself. There was no motive. His wife had more history with her mother, more motive. Good story. Got me thinking.

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Wow! I gotta say that was one of the most circumstantial cases that you’ve covered on this channel! Modern day, at the most he would’ve been charged with 2nd degree or manslaughter definitely not death! 👍👍 excellent as always

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[@sheilayoung8007]

I am surprised that they found him guilty, weird. I don't understand how people can kill the hand that feeds them. Thanks BC

[@ED80s]

Maybe she was tired of feeding them and was about to kick them out. It's so sad. The mother took them in w no expectations of financial support. Nice way to thank her

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Greed!

[@KatTheScribe]

Happy Monday everyone! This was a case of he said/she said. Wonder what really happened? Thank you BC, for another interesting case. Have a great week!

[@ilanamillion8942]

It's a shame that fingerprinting was unknown at this time because it certainly could have solved some questions.

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What such an amazing case with the great animation! Thanks for your hard work BC!

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Happy, Happy Monday!!!

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A strange and confusing case.Cant make my mind up who was the guilty party.Thoroughly enjoyable as usual,thank you.👍👍

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A perfect way to start my day!

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Couldn't agree more!🤗👋🥰🐱

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As always, it worths waiting for an entire week🙏😇!

[@AdmiralNMR]

There are so many of these old cases where we'll never know what really happened. Although in this case it probably was George. But who knows.

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Are you sure you're not?🤔😉

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@@marylevin9262 so many murderers seem not to ever be able to recall their crimes, I figure it's a fair question...🤔😂

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@@meemurthelemur4811 He's a bunny! A BUNNY. Of course he's not a killer

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Intriguing case BC. You've done it again! This case just doesn't compute to me. I can' t believe that his wife was squeaky clean in all of this. Thanks for your entertaining conundrum.

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WOW!

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@Rose Weed you, too!🌄🌞💚🌟🌺

[@pinklady3885]

I'll bet there was a lot of poker bashing in those days. Sitting sedately darning his socks (by the hearth) one wrong word... Whack! 😵

[@amycase610]

😆 Whack! 😂😂😂

[@pinklady3885]

@@amycase610 yep... whack, whack, whack😵🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁😂😂😂

[@caroliner2029]

A most enjoyable murder mystery BC, thank you! It was atmospheric with its artwork and descriptions of there being no gas lamps on or candles lit. I imagined dark shadows and creaky floorboards, and wasn't sure what was going to happen until the end. The blood splatter patterns were an interesting detail, and a code yet to be deciphered at the time. If they'd invented the boardgame 'Cluedo' in 1860, one of the implements would have been 'the poker'. And something arsenic related. I still feel unsettled about George's death. I've listened to the story four times so far. Do we actually have two murders in one story? Do we have only one murderer? Very good work BC.

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Good Morning Everyone ☕ Thank You BC😊

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Good morning!

[@yaragi]

It was interesting to hear about a case with a somewhat different outcome in the end, and I'd like to hear more about cases where the accused might either narrowly escape the hangman or be found not guilty..

[@ELKE-]

Thak you Mr Brief, always a pleasure listen to you. Great job as always!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Hi Elke, Thanks for watching, hope you are good :)

[@ELKE-]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Hi Mr Brief! You are welcome! Still working here. I'm okay, thank you. Hope you are well. Did listen more of your videos yesterday, as always. Wish good week!

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Great case! Thanks for sharing it.😊

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Your content is proper mega top mate. So insightful & interesting. Some of these cases I haven't even heard of before especially from hundreds of years ago. You're one of me favourite crime tellers. I could listen to your content all day & your voice goes perfectly with these cases. Keep up the amazing work man with more Brief Cases. Keep on keeping on

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Always a great way to end my Monday with another Brief Case. Thank you.

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I love these older stories from the USA! It makes me more aware that these happened in my country. It’s sad in any country by any means.

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Time to sit back as we go to 19th century USA

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Thank you for the consistently wonderful docs and your top research. Why do I half believe this guy though? Like he was waiting for his wife to confess and at the last moment, when he knew that wasn't coming, he took poison? More questions than answers with this one, thanks for speaking about it

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[@mrfearsmom8857]

So the wife let her husband go down for her crime, then got to live the rest her life Free. I'm interested in if she remarried, what became of her. Karma had to have won in the end

[@lazyhomebody1356]

I'll bet she lived a long, healthy, happy life!

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@Kerrie Daly Ha! Maybe

[@tevman69]

Once again, a ‘Rush to justice’. The police never bothered to interrogate the ‘butler’. It’s always the butler, people.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Even if you don't have a butler, it's the damn butler! Yes, and anyone named Richard or Roger

[@bayonetababe9697]

Yeah of course it is they can never be trusted. But this butler would have had to be really cunning because he was at church with the rest of the staff when the murder took place. Of course being in 2 places at the same time is nothing for the butler.

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What a flìmsy case against the poor man, as others have indicated. No one ever found out who enabled Goering's suicide in prison, either. Mysteries for ever, I suppose.

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[@allisonstephens1837]

Wow what an interesting case I wonder if his wife was the real killer??🤔🤔 another good case BC looking forward to next week..

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

[@lovingmayberry2000]

Another great vid, BC. TY

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PVBJR]

Another enjoyable listen. Thank you sir.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening

[@seandelap6268]

I'm here early today greetings to everyone.

[@Firecracker66]

Hi diddly ho neighbor

[@janicesnyder9305]

Mornin'

[@jeremyneeds3952]

Hi Sean

[@helenj4902]

Love your show !! Please keep it up because I always enjoy it!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Thank you.

[@vampirequeen953]

It's actually so sad that he had died especially him being innocent. Ya know, if there had been "correct" forensics or should I say "modern" forensics we could have caught the right individual.

[@xmegsssxx]

Most underrated channel on KZbin! Keep up the good work, we love your content!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@swedishpiggi]

Hi Mr BC! I must say your voice are so pleasent to hear and this case was very interesting like all the other cases you do. Hugs from Sweden to all of you

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Hello, I noticed you hadn’t commented for a while, I hope everything is OK

[@swedishpiggi]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Hi, its been up and down now for a while, Big hug to you and hope you are okey

[@kristens1113]

Great video!! They are one of the best things about my mondays

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)