The Suzanne Capper Case ... In Full Detail

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Now, this is a story that I'm sure many of you have heard of before. It's the story of Suzanne Capper, a young woman who had a hard time making friends and, in the end, decided to become friends with a group of some of the worst people you could imagine. Although you may have heardf the story, I'm going to cover this one in the same fashion as my other “In full detail” episodes, meaning that I'm going to do just that. I'm going to cover a lot of the more horrific details about this case that you may have never heard of before because, understandably, they're things that a lot of people don't like talking about.

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[@primesspct2]

so Ramen is now off the menu?

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

“Just like regular Manchester, only much greater” your dry humor is always an unexpected crack up!

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

@@alexandergreenfield91 thanks for that comment. I was thinking the same thing. They knew exactly what they were doing, and let’s face it,no way would they have wasted their drugs on her otherwise. It was intentional, to intensify her suffering and keep her awake so that they could enjoy it.

[@felineexceptional]

22:00 You asked about Bernadettes claim she forcefully injected her to protect from being injected with Heroin... No basis IRL. I would rather be injected with Heroin over Amphetamine in a torture situation, with Heroin your brain would be not present in the situation. I simply think Bernadette choose Amphetamine Sulfate over Heroin, because it prolonged the torture. If she'd just hit her up with Heroin, she would potentially have died and Bernadette wouldn't have got the gratification of torturing her. Sick as sick gets.

[@paulkasden9758]

YOU DID SUCH A FABULOUS JOB ON THIS ONE, my friend. Wow wow Wow! 🤘✌

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

Damn… she stayed alive long enough to make sure the monsters were found. She was amazingly strong. That poor girl.

[@why7032]

She walked that far is just impressive i cant even walk that much

[@14rss]

@@why7032Adrenaline really does wonders, eh.

[@Danny-mg1hu]

The law failed her. Her family was not even around much at all. At the same time all these criminals with the exception of one, are free now?! I mean really these monsters were found but were set free. These people all of them are still be behind bars. And that girl that was basically free Benedict even had a job a good paying job I have to say and nothing was done.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Neither

[@azazello1784]

Why the heck she kept coming back to their house?

[@Marshmallow_Trees]

Suzanne’s family rejoiced when they heard the verdicts. …but where were they when she was alive and needed them? Hindsight is tragically 20/20.

[@wolf.eye._-]

your user name is great lol

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Whatever. They literally knew the exact house she was in the whole time. How about a call to the cops?

[@annieapple8974]

I agree. Where was that energy when your daughter needed help but you turned her away because your bf said no?

[@jackchop1576]

My mother knowingly took me to be babysat and molested by a pedophile and played the victim after I reported him.

[@larrymace2361]

The story jumps around a lot and she would have died regardless. While her mother did turn her away her stepfather didn't and while that night she did go back to Jean's house that wasn't the start of the kidnapping and torture. In between then she actually stayed with her stepfather, however, when they decided to start torturing her they lured her back telling her that the guy she was interested in was there when she arrived they started torturing her. Her entire family didn't turn her away only her mom and the rest of her family was there, however, she would listen to none of them and continued to go to the house of the people she thought were her friends. However, while I don't know if there was a reason for her mother turning her away other than BF said so I will say regardless of her mom taking her in that night she would have met the same fate as she kept going over voluntarily.

[@annieapple8974]

Her ‘mother’ has always rubbed me the wrong way. Who doesn’t let their beaten up daughter in the house because her bf said no.

[@primesspct2]

OMG! right? I guess she has to live with her guilt, and the absolutely brutal and torturous death of her daughter. Perhaps thats sentence enough for her pitiful parenting. Not to mention what society at large must have thought.

[@thuggineternal]

Not a very good one imo.

[@lisadempsey9259]

Oh me too...turning her back on her daughter who was already bruised..hope her lowlife boyfriend was worth it! My sympathy is with the stepfather who cared and tried.

[@Garbeaux.]

@@jameshughes525 still could have made sure they were safe especially after seeing they had already been beat!

[@cheyennev8881]

THANK YOUUUU, That is the number one type of scumbag women

[@MrHarley950]

That is one of the cruelest cases that I've ever heard of and equally disturbing is the fact that most of those people are free today. RIP Suzanne.

[@DinoCism]

12 years reduced down to 9 years. Britain sure does love their psychopathic murderers. There's nothing you can do to make them cough up the money to put you away. What would society have lost by throwing all these "people" away.

[@kielanENmiles]

Literally came here to say the same thing. Sickening to know these animals roam the earth freely when Suzanne never will. Sickening.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Born: September 1st, 1976 in Moston, Manchester United Kingdom, died: December 18, 1992 in Withington Hospital, Manchester United Kingdom

[@edward5643]

look up junko furuta, the monsters involved in that case are also free now.

[@kielanENmiles]

@@edward5643 I remember that case. Truly, those monsters being free makes me think society cares more about seeming fair than being just. Those guys needed the Dexter treatment and instead they're roaming the earth unchecked.

[@katiecook6006]

The only comfort I can glean from this, is that at least Susanne died in the hospital with gentle hands, and loving care, both from the staff, and the people who helped at the scene, not in that house with those inhumane monsters.

[@chrislambert4986]

Yea as soon as i heared she passed away, i thought thats honestly probably the best thing to happen, ive had 3rd degree burns on my arm and leg and knowing how unbeliavable painful it was having almost her whole body burned and all the pain, suffering and complications she would have gone through on top of having to go through life not recognizing yourself from all the damage...this is a seriously sad case.

[@danielsass1826]

Only comfort I can get is that she was able to identify them. It's just too bad England doesn't have any real penalties

[@tbone9474]

I can hardly imagine worse people than them... they deserve daily tortures for life for what they did.

[@felineexceptional]

This was the ONLY conclusion I reached too.

[@zaydensusfeetsauce812]

I agree. At least monsters laughing while causing her excruciating pain weren't the last humans she encountered...and she was able to identify them.

[@allisonwonderlandxx]

How are they free?! And “What’s it to you?” How could you EVER stand up for such a sick individual. Firing squad for all involved.

[@slowyourroll1146]

This is one of the few cases where I believe firing squad is 100% appropriate. NONE of these individuals should have been released or even considered for parole. Additionally, I can't imagine sticking up for someone who was so proud of enacting cruel torture on a person.. I bet if her coworker was shown photos of the abuse Suzanne endured they'd shut up real fast.

[@AcornElectron]

British justice is the worst.

[@urgae9125]

They all deserve what they put that poor girl through. Only way for these types of creeps to truly learn the consequences, and stop more savage crimes is by making an example.

[@foolish.intellectual9967]

@@AcornElectron for real makes me sick someones probably in jail right now for speech while these monsters are on the loose

[@enviousgaming3250]

@@urgae9125 if I ever found them I'd make sure they regretted every action they made even if they have since become the most stand up people in the world Most crimes can be forgiven after time but pure evil can never feel mercy or compassion

[@tony9305]

Every person involved in the torture and mistreatment of the young lady deserve the same treatment done to them.

[@GenXfrom75]

Yes!! That would be actual justice ⚖️💯

[@cosmickeystomycreationandtimes]

100%. I'm sure some psuedo-intellectual types will be along shortly to tell us otherwise though.

[@untetheredmoon6971]

@@cosmickeystomycreationandtimes I'd buy the gasoline.

[@tanyaperez5801]

it's sad that they're mostly all free

[@sschiller3388]

Absolutely disgusting that these monsters are free! What is going on with the justice system? I hope they get theirs ten fold!!

[@cheyennev8881]

Dude.... The teeth torture thing has got to be one of the single most worst things I've ever heard in a true crime case and I watch true crime literally all the time, it's the only genre I watch whenever I have free time. Holy shit, I can not even FATHOM the pain

[@markfitzsimons7432]

I was born and still live just a stones throw from where this horror unfolded. I don't know if this was done on purpose or not but the vid doesn't really capture the true extent of the torture this kid endured, if that were really possible. Rest assured that justice will catch up with these motherfuckers at some point. Even the families of some of the guilty had to leave the area for their own safety. That bit about people approaching her place of work is news to me, this isn't the kinda place where people would just let that shit go. For someone to just say "She's served her time..." doesn't ring true, so not sure about that bit. What goes around...

[@cannibalwarlord1884]

Real shit man, had me cringing

[@natashka1982]

Same

[@lisamcdonald1014]

I couldn’t believe it

[@shivarampersaud6799]

That part got to me the most, man. I can't even begin to understand how much pain she was in

[@siouxcatwoman6752]

Her own mother took the side of her boyfriend rather than help her daughter! That sickens me!

[@lisamcdonald1014]

What a selfish woman

[@kevinspacey5325]

Single moms

[@lisamcdonald1014]

It frightens me somehow, when I saw this case

[@MumwaW]

Hope she lives with unbearable guilt

[@lexie0s]

She was 16. She was literally a kid. This case is so depressing and extremely cruel.

[@jon2679]

I've heard of people spending more time in prison for marijuana dealing. These people scapegoated the most non confrontational member of their group and tortured that poor girl I hate that people like them exist.

[@___DRIP___]

Who exactly are you referring to? I bet you there’s not a single person who has done more time for dealing weed alone, without a long criminal record.

[@jon2679]

And honestly I don't see why a long criminal record should even matter; with how broken our justice system is, crimes literally pop out of nowhere here; if your disenfranchised, and the police have a beef with you, they can pull charges straight out of their ass and get them to stick. they need to change the statue of lady justice, to no longer be holding a pair of scales, but instead a sword in her right hand a dildo in her left, and she should be peeking out from under her blindfold directly into someone's browsing history.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@___DRIP___ In NZ our prisons are so full of druggies that rapists now get home detention with an ankle bracelet on.....

[@truedarkness4052]

It's the UK system so it's definitely a lot wussier than the US justice system.

[@captaincat1743]

Suzanne came from a relatively poor family, so to a British Law Court, her life was worth little. Hence the pathetic sentences. Had it been the daughter of an upper class family who was murdered, the sentences would have been whole-life terms. A sad fact of life in Britain, still ruled by the toffs and snobs as it was a thousand years ago.

[@DinoCism]

If I was dating a woman and her daughter showed up at the house saying she had nowhere else to go I would be horrified if she turned her away. It's a shame her "mother" wasn't charged too. And I've spent a lot of time in houses like this. Drugs really aren't an excuse, these people just happened to be a bunch of psychopaths who all seem drawn to each other.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Elizabeth Capper had actually told Suzanne to give her a couple of weeks to prepare a new room for her, sadly she didn’t even move in with her mother on Christmas Eve of 1992

[@sparkles8344]

I have never heard of this case. I honestly do not understand how her mother could have turned her away. With 3 grown children my oldest being a daughter I can't even begin to imagine this.

[@DinoCism]

The judge extending "the country's sympathies" to her was suck a joke because her absence of sympathy for her daughter was the precipitating event for this all to happen.

[@beardedloon77]

Part of the reason that not many people remember this case or any others around that particular time is because it happened around the time of the James bulger case, which was in the news all the time, and I believe rightly so but these other stories were all consigned to local papers because the bulger case was so high profile.

[@sparkles8344]

@Doug Raggett I of course remember the James Bulgar case. So extremely sad. I couldn't believe how little time those boys got.

[@sphinxtheeminx]

I'm British.I remember this dreadful case when it was first reported. I was so affected by the details I can't face watching your video. It haunts me still. the real stuff of nightmares.

[@jackchop1576]

There are a few American cases that are just like this.

[@agingbambino3.09]

Your justice system is a joke in america these people would get life with no parole or even the death penalty

[@retrosurfer76]

@@jackchop1576 unfortunately these cases seem to take place all over the world. There are a couple of Japanese cases and several American ones we just don't even know all of them in the United States.

[@retrosurfer76]

@@agingbambino3.09 they would get life with no parole here in United States or death penalty for the extreme cruelty

[@wrghty]

Do you remember the Kelly Ann Bates case in 1996? It didn't get much coverage here in the UK but it's just as bad as this case

[@sophiaisabelle01]

The Suzanne Capper case is devastating as well as frustrating from the beginning all the way to the end. The young girl had so much to live for, but now that's all taken away from her.

[@thingsthatfester2877]

Exactly, the fact that the man who found her even said she was extremely polite even with all her injuries is so heartbreaking to hear ):

[@ChrisIngles9391]

She was pretty much a shut-in? What exactly was so positive for her to look forward to??

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@ChrisIngles9391 With the right family and friends her life would have been very different, but its clear her mother didn't care about her.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

"The young girl had so much to live for, but now that's all taken away from her." Isn't this like most of these victims? You read this under every video like it's some sort of copypasta.

[@alicianelson1252]

@@ChrisIngles9391 she had trouble socializing but wasn’t a shut in she tried to make friends whenever possible

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

Despite being among the most horrific and depressing torture cases, unlike Junko Faruta or Fan Man-yee, Suzanne was able to get a relatively peaceful death under the care of people who treated her kindly and tried their best to help her, rather than on the floor of some cold dark miserable place with her tormentors

[@hellekimery9416]

That’s I guess something 🤷‍♀️

[@axlrose5299]

Don’t forget Sylvia Likens

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

@@axlrose5299 I was going to include her, like she was the third person I thought of. But I was reading her case, and right before she died, one of the siblings (seemingly the only one that wasnt overly malicious to her) cried over how bad she looked. She gave her a real bath, changed her clothes, and brought her to an actual bed, thinking she might pull through then. Then Sylvia passed away. So while she was the worst in terms of brutality, she _did_ get one last kindness. Not as kind as dying in a hospital surrounded by caregivers, but after what had to have felt like an eternity for her, it was something (Also, she didn't have to see that old bitch's face while on her deathbed, which is the single best thing that woman did for her)

[@Ironbattlemace]

Fan man yee. As bad as that case is, the name is perfect.

[@iluvcatsncarti]

i knew someone would mention junko furtura. this case reminded me of her case.

[@RealKame]

Her mother must feel so guilty but it's crazy how she chose her boyfriend over her own daughter

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Good she ought too.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

Hindsight you know? She didn’t know. But yes I’m sure her mom feels horrible guilt over it.

[@sinder666]

Seriously, that part fucked me up

[@mclijah6472]

@@TheQueenOfSheba lol, can't blame hindsight when she was showing up to her mom bruised and still got turned away. maybe the mother was also being abused but still... there's no excuse

[@CallMeHunee]

@@mclijah6472 agreed!

[@btsarmylover6257]

I’m absolutely disgusted that those sadistic monsters are out walking among us. Wtf. That’s not justice at all.

[@RealKame]

I'd like to thank the people who actually cared and gave this poor girl assistance

[@annieapple8974]

It’s kind of comforting knowing her last few hours were with people who cared and wanted to help her and showed her kindness.

[@RealKame]

@@annieapple8974 this comment made made me smile cuz it's so facts

[@gaildonaldson6966]

I hope her neglectful, cold-hearted mother was haunted for the remainder of her days! How could she have turned her daughter away like that? I'm completely sickened! R.I.P Suzanne 💔🥀🕊️

[@princessofhardrock3934]

What a horrible case!!! And frustrating that torture wasn’t on that list of charges! That poor girl went through hell! They should all still be in prison!!🤬

[@louisewilliams4676]

@Princess of Hard Rock or the death penalty why didn't she go home where her step-dad was at he ask her to but she refused

[@Utubesanarc]

@@louisewilliams4676 she did but she made the mistake of going back to that crack house. When friends aren't friends anymore find new ones.

[@Zeroshiki]

@@louisewilliams4676 Definitely deserved the death penalty, this is one of the most heinous cases of torture and murder that I've ever heard. Even the way they planned to kill her was torture ffs.

[@robertwasinger8193]

That cold clean water she drank before the ambulance came is all I can think right now! How it touched her tongue the back of her throat through the esophagus how refreshing to have something clean and fresh for her . Amazed by throughout everything she was polite and courteous to the people that helped her! I’m sure they gave her only number 1 to drink or dirty water. So thankful she had people with love and care around her at the end. God Bless

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Suzanne Capper was very, very, dehydrated

[@puupii9432]

As someone that was very shy and kind to everyone(still am). It was very hard to learn how to be an a-hole, it was possibly one of the best things I've done for myself. People will take advantage of you and use you if you never stand up for yourself. It's unfortunate but that's how people are. Everyone should learn how to be an a-hole when needed.

[@WaterWay-z8h]

You mean it’s important to learn how to stand your ground, not be a jerk to others

[@lynnkayee1015]

I understand that. My mother was very mentally ill and suicidal when I was growing up and it was kind of beat into my head to never upset her. At literally any cost. I carried that with me in my interactions with others as I grew. It can be difficult to learn to be assertive, but it is essential! People will just run right over you until nothing is left. Then turn around and do it again.

[@harryparsons2750]

Same here

[@sylviasativa2114]

This is one of those cases from 'across the big pond' that leave me very confused on how their Justice system works over there. If this happened in the States all of these people would still be locked up and would NEVER be released.

[@randomcomment6068]

We had a serial killer who liked to burn women in his house furnace but max possible sentence is 20 years. Lot's of European states have similarly low sentences.. imo, subverted laws but my opinion doesn't count on a big scale 🤷‍♀️

[@riandraegon556]

I wouldn’t be so sure about that.

[@SergyMilitaryRankings]

Yeah which is why the US justice system is one of the worst in the world

[@nickvisnic9779]

Yes 100% the truth

[@quinnwreck]

but also in the US 97% of rapists get no jail time

[@GenXfrom75]

In cases like this, the assailants deserve to be given the *same treatment* as the victim. Only *that* would be actual justice! 🤬

[@SergyMilitaryRankings]

No it's not, that's called vengeance not justice

[@scottpeltier3977]

@@SergyMilitaryRankingscall it whatever, it still would have been the right thing to do

[@SergyMilitaryRankings]

@@scottpeltier3977 not if your goal is the reduction of offenders and detterence of criminality

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

@@SergyMilitaryRankings your name checks out, some mystical hippie woo is what you're spouting. It would reduce offenses by reducing the offenders to a tortured corpse, and it would deter futute criminality very well because people would think twice before torturing someone, knowing they would get tortured right back in prison. The victim got a cruel death despite being innocent, therefore it makes sense that the perpetrator(s) get a death at least as cruel, being guilty themselves.

[@darkstraylily1477]

I agree with the eye for and eye. If it can be proven without a shadow of a doubt - they deserve the same treatement. No pity for someone like that. An idea of spending a few years in jail is not much of a deterrent for fucks like these. Even these days.

[@beautifulcreaturesbonedeep4401]

To answer your amphetamine vs heroin question: Your call on bullshit was exactly right! Amphetamines are a speed, hence injecting her with it would have made her heart race, not able to sleep, increased her pain reception, more than likely made her extremely MORE paranoid than she already was due to the situation. It would have been just another form of torture for her. Heroin on the other hand is a depressant, so it would have deadened SOME of the pain, SOME comprehensive thoughts/ideas/wherewithal, she, more than likely, would have slipped in and out of a sedated state - nodded out. In other words: Heroin would have probably been a welcomed sedition and mind state for her. Hope that helps some. Thanks for all your videos youngin'. Always have watched, right since your very first. Be safe and well. P.S. ...And them all being drug users ABSOLUTELY KNEW this! Any other answer from a single one of them would be ABSURD!

[@elishh8173]

Oh my GOD they even force her to take amphetamine? That's so extremely evil! Heroin only would have helped her a little. Why couldn't they just have NOT tortured this poor beautiful girl to death? They're like satan himself these evil murderers

[@Lionslycer]

This makes no sense.

[@beautifulcreaturesbonedeep4401]

why doesn't it make sense?

[@skramzgod]

This doesn’t answer the question. The reason she claimed to give her amphetamines was to prevent her from overdosing, it’s much harder to fall asleep and drop breathing from opioids whilst high on amphetamines

[@Taeodoestech]

Some junkies say meth prolongs the time it takes for opiate withdrawals to kick in, or may make them more tolerable as a substitute

[@cindyreinhart9552]

I'm a mom. If I sat in a court room hearing these things being done to my daughter.....I don't think I could mentally recover. Ever. I'm bawling and I didn't even know this precious girl. Good gawd.

[@agreenr6915]

This has got to be one of the saddest and most depraved cases I've heard it's up there with the murder of Junko the murders of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom and the murder of Jessica Ridgeway

[@slowyourroll1146]

What happened with the Jessica Ridgeway and Channon Christian/Chris Newsom cases?

[@amandahugginkiss55]

@@slowyourroll1146 google them. It's horrible and you have to see for yourself... I'm referring to channon and Chris. I honestly believe it's the worst incident in recent times. So tragic.

[@agreenr6915]

@@slowyourroll1146 as Amanda said you'll probably want to see for yourself they're rather upsetting causes Channon and Chris for the brutality and number of involved parties and Jessica for the age of both the victim and killer as was as the *other crimes* committed and the state the victim was discovered

[@Aioki.Germany]

Very true

[@wrghty]

Up there with also Fanny Adams, Kelly Ann Bates, Marion Parker & Sylvia Likens cases

[@TheVioletBunny]

This is so sad :( when the rescue happened I was hoping I’d hear she would survive and get surgery and lives a happy life now. I’m not even sure what else to say this is just horrific

[@Catch_33]

It’s really unrealistic to me that she’d live a good life again. I mean the recovery would be painful as hell right.. i don’t wanna sound heartless but I think dying was the best for her ._.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Sadly, she died of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome from burns sustained after having petrol poured on her, and set alight

[@hicknopunk]

I had to remove a tooth before in the bush, on my own. It was agony, but severing the main nerve with my fingernails was the worst part. Having multiple teeth pulled must be hell. It took everything I had to get it out, but the relief the next day was immense.

[@SpecialBlanket]

what was the circumstance around that?

[@enderdefender7406]

WHY did you do that?

[@larissacroan7150]

I had to cut my own toe off (it had turned gangrenous after sepsis) and it was a horrible experience too. Not even painkillers helped!!

[@foxarror]

in a bush? why?

[@silvaskiproductions3937]

thank you for clarifying what in the bush meant

[@Ms_MalRkey]

I live in the small village (Romiley) that they drove to and then dumped her body at...down a quiet country lane, away from everything The fact that she managed to get up and get herself to the main road in that state to where the houses are is absolutely astonishing to me, it just shows just how desperate she was to live. She made it to a couple's house and was able to speak a little iirc, and kept apologising for disturbing them, and was desperately thirsty 😢 Heartbreaking 💔 I will never forget her as long as I live, and to know that all of the perpetrators are all now out of prison and living life makes me sick to my core... RIP Suzanne Capper ❤️

[@benisaten]

The depth of someone's ability to inflict pure cruelty on another is absolutely horrifying and seemingly limitless for some. Disturbing and heartbreaking.

[@crankypantsmcduff]

I remember this, it's so sad. I'm in Greater Manchester and lived in Moston at the time she was murdered and I was 12 years old. The estate was in shock when it happened. Horrible little bastards!

[@louloulou5894]

I'm too devastated for Suzanne that I don't feel like any of my words would do anything for her after what she went through. RIP Suzanne.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Those so called “friends” inside were evil

[@RealKame]

I think its sad how many people failed Suzanne

[@louisewilliams4676]

mainly her family

[@RealKame]

@@louisewilliams4676 your right

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Somehow, Suzanne always wanted to be loved, cared, and accepted

[@RealKame]

@@lisamcdonald1014 I loved this comment

[@BoredZozo]

The fact that after all that had happened to her the couple helping her described her as incredibly polite despite her life threatening injuries I think really shows how much of a gentle human she was :(

[@Reina.Nijinsky]

As an American, I am shocked to see how “light” the sentences were for such a heinous act! If I were on that jury it wud be: life without parole ffs! Subbed👍🏼

[@nickvisnic9779]

Yeah me too

[@BePatientSeeLove]

They torchured her 😢😢😢man why why why why why this hurts so much

[@CoolCollision]

different time period but we have a case like this, sylvia likens, and those people got out too

[@LianneMurphy]

this case gets to me everytime , so sad , Suzanne was crying out for a mother figure as hers was not there for her especially when she needed her most. thanks for covering this one 🙏

[@angelavalerio0506]

The way this poor girl was tortured reminds me of the Sylvia Likens horror story. I will never understand how can some people be so cruel and heartless smh. I know the mom must feel horrible for not letting her in but then again who knows if she would’ve ended leaving again.

[@primesspct2]

The UKs justice system is a complete joke. None of these sick twists ever should have seen the light of day. If that poor girl hadnt lived, they would have went on to do it to another poor cognitively impaired person, or to one of the children. Absolutely horrifying they are walking the streets as relatively young individuals. Just beyond the pale horrifying. Here they likely would have faced the death penalty, and pleaded down to life , which actually means life in some cases.

[@ShahiiiiiiN]

I always wonder how Suzanne's mother has lived her life after knowing her child was tortured to death after the mother turned her away from her home because the mum's boyfriend wasn't happy if Suzanne lived with her own mum. Devastating

[@monikawenigwieser6369]

Im a true crime junkie, this must be one of the worst cases I have heard, this poor young girl, it breaks my heart 💔💔💔 its hard to listen to, but thank you for your coverage, greetings from Austria

[@andrewknaff9220]

As a parent I have to say, there is no time ever that I would turn away any of my children when they asked for a place to stay. IMO her mother was a horrible mother, choosing a bf over her own daughter!

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

Same. If anything I would tell the BF to pound sand. Kids come first, period.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Amen to that

[@lianalonge1984]

One thing I like about the American justice system is that life is LIFE. None of them deserve to be out.

[@riandraegon556]

Life doesn’t always mean life in the USA. Do some research.

[@heathercarpenter5497]

Only if they get life with out parole. Our justice system is still sideways.

[@buggiebuild1]

This particular case, I truly wonder where the humanity was, why do something so horrific to someone so sweet yet vulnerable & innocent?…..,…Wow, cranking them out, thank you ever so much for your work, seriously, greatly appreciated👍🏻👍🏻,,✌🏻💕

[@sarahcullis1464]

I live where they left her & remember a neighbour bringing her in. The whole thing was so horrific, I will never forget her.

[@Jdunkdozeyohoe74]

Worst thing is there was six kids in the midst of all that evil😢

[@amber2508]

Omg, i'm from Greater Manchester and your comment "it's like regular Manchester but greater" absolutely cracked me up as wasn't expecting it. 🤣

[@misska7535]

Poor Suzanne, she was a "people pleaser." So sad. "Took turns beating her" cowards, loosers, & just evil. I feel horrible for Suzanne, ugh I'm literally cringing at this heinous story, wt...? 🤦‍♀️💔🥵 The tooth removal part I literally gasped. This is another level of evil.🤯😢 Suzanne was a hero though bcuz she kept fighting until she passed.👍🏻💪🏼 RIP Angel 🕊🌹❤ Rotten crew of monsters, ugh!!! Great job again on telling these heinous, tragic story. Lastly, you gotta love the justice system, Kyle I call bullshit on the justice system! Some inmates have more time for NOT killing anyone & those pigs are out. Unbelievable!! Prayers for the family. God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊💞

[@kelseyleonard8054]

Anyone who could do these horrible things to a person should NEVER be allowed back iin society. They did so much and for so long and didn't feel any remorse or sympathy. Absolutely disgusting.

[@grahamnalepa4622]

I really don't understand British laws. If this had happened in the U.S., all of of them would've most likely gotten life in prison without the possibility of parole. 😒

[@louiseprice7755]

Yep, our justice system is a joke

[@thedeadlymauraderthedeadly801]

Most probably would’ve gotten death sentences instead of life in prison

[@doge7906]

In literally any other first world country they would still be in prison

[@Kpnta]

They need them out again so they can re offend and keep the prison business system rolling

[@elsakristina2689]

The Shanda Sharer case is similar to this, it happened in southern Indiana in January 1992, and yet all four of her k*llers are out of jail. Toni Lawrence was sentenced to 20 years but was released early in 2000. Hope Rippey was sentenced to 50 years but was released early in 2006. Laurie Tackett and Melinda Loveless were both sentenced to 60 years but were released early in 2018 and 2019 respectively. All four of them were fifteen, sixteen and seventeen when they k*lled Shanda, who was only twelve.

[@pauls3117]

None of these people should have ever seen the light of day, let alone so soon. I mean why bother arresting them in the first place? Crazy

[@lisamcdonald1014]

This case reminds me of the murder of Jennifer Daugherty (Pennsylvania, 2010) and Gemma Hayter (Rugby, Warwickshire England 2010)

[@DeadboltDame]

I truly appreciate the fact that you don't sugar coat things and talk about EVERYTHING that happened to the victims. I hate when people don't use the proper words and just use letters or say things like "unalived" simply for KZbin monetization. I feel it belittles the horror and suffering of the victims of these horrific crimes and I think the depravity of these monsters needs to be heard and they need to be, for lack of being able to think of a better expression, put on blast. Especially when the justice system fails victims like Suzanne, Junko Furuta, etc. How people can do things like they've done and ever be released is disgusting, infuriating and absolutely beyond me. And it happens far too much. Thank you for doing these stories justice.

[@birdie3636]

As someone who remembers this clear as day and lived round the corner I can honestly say this is really good explanation.

[@kylieh123]

Those monsters should have been jailed for life, actually dying in prison.

[@Tomy_Yon]

Of course the mother is not to blame for the actual torture, she is though mainly responsible for giving them the opportunity to kill her by not taking her in that night, she KNEW that things happening at that house were awful...

[@jc6800]

I can't believe any of them are out, let alone trying to live a normal life. Bro wtf?

[@OopsOlliePopp]

It is both astonishing and absolutely terrifying how much the human body can endure before passing away. I hope shes finally at peace and resting easy.

[@springboobsqirepants526]

Goddamn Bernadette looks more like 50…not 24

[@katiecook6006]

I thought the same...

[@jenniferthomas5926]

💯

[@louiseprice7755]

I was going to say the same, how can she be 24??? She's an absolute monster too

[@coelacanthfan]

it breaks my heart to hear that she wasn’t able to survive but im glad she didn’t pass alone and conscious and in agony. she sounds like she was an amazing person and i hope she is at peace now

[@oatsroasted6759]

RIP Suzanne. Your story Suzanne made me tear up. With all my heart I truly hope you are in a better place.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Those monsters are rotting in prison

[@JackQNielsen]

“[I] only injected her with amphetamines to save her from being injected with heroin,” is the most ridiculously stupid excuse I could imagine. The essence of that is pretty much saying “I didn’t want her to be injected with an opiate (literal painkiller) so I injected her with an amphetamine, something to make her hyper-aware and to make her stay awake and fully conscious during all the brutal torture.” Now that’s a real class act.

[@lisasikes4801]

I'm so glad she named these disgusting people, this poor girl was so brave 😢 I'm glad she finally found peace with no pain at the end of her life.

[@t.carvin8767]

Staff member who said "she served her sentence"...wonder if she'd feel the same if her daughter was tortured

[@admiralbutt]

Starting my day off right.

[@jolo3118]

I'll drink ( my coffee) to that!

[@Theny9022]

She seemed so kind this actually hurts she's such strong girl for holding on to be able to tell them who the people who did the terrible things to her... ☹☹

[@blazednlovinit]

Yeah that cut me up too, I found myself asking "why did she have to be so polite and kind and innocent?" because it makes listening to what happened to her that much harder.

[@zombiegirlfanter]

They should have NEVER been paroled. They should have gotten life in prison. May she Rest In Peace.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Especially Glyn Powell

[@NateHenry405]

This channel truly has the best quality serial killer docs. Even though I know so much about many of the ones they do, I always learn something new! This channel deserves so much credit!

[@pozzee2809]

Love your dry wit in beginning about Manchester. Great coverage on something that is absolutely beyond horrific , thank heavens she was able to name the disgustingly evil people. But, how she survived as long as she did is unbelievable

[@kirstineschiemann3774]

I am sure you did a great job with this case, Kyle and in due time I'll probably watch it. But right now, I can feel, that that case, which I am well familiar with, will be too much. Thank you nonetheless for the contribution and a good weekend to everyone.

[@requinremembers]

Same. I love Kyle, he does such a great job, but the content is sometimes just too brutal and depressing; I don't really want to ruin my day. I do wish Kyle would take his talents to something more upbeat. :D

[@RealKame]

I think its crazy how someone could have helped but didn't

[@debbiepeck5529]

The mother should be in jail too for turning her away! For what? Her lover smh. No mother of the year award here

[@MsMolotov13]

This is one from my country, I'm also old enough to remember this. It was absolutely messed up, Suzanne, followed swiftly by Jamie Bulger, then Kelly Anne Bates. The part that makes my shit itch here, is the fact Bernadette McNeily is now out, free and living in Reading!

[@MsMolotov13]

Also, no, IV amphetamine sulphate would not counteract a heroin overdose.

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

Yep I cant even make it through the case about the baby. Makes me cry every time.

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

Happy Holidays, Kyle! I love your work and always look forward to seeing a notification from you! You’re one of the few people on this platform who actually deserves the success you’ve worked so hard for.

[@ameliashostak4764]

Emma Kenny also did a fantastic job covering Suzanne's case, she REALLY goes down the rabbit hole on this one if you want to hear more.

[@blazednlovinit]

Sounds interesting but I felt sick to my stomach and swooned a little with this one.

[@ameliashostak4764]

@@blazednlovinit I hear that! For some of these cases you gotta make sure you're in the right head space beforehand.

[@blazednlovinit]

@@ameliashostak4764 True that, I'm usually fine with stuff like this but this one took me on a rollercoaster. I'm British and hadn't heard of this case.

[@mikehat7652]

Answering your question about Bernadette's stated decision to use iv meth injections to "protect Suzanne from heroin injections", the only possible reason she could have for attempting to counter act the pain suppressant with a stimulant in that manner would be to make Suzanne suffer more and be aware of it.

[@sullisen]

It was amphetamine, not meth. The argument could be made that from a "safety" standpoint, the risk of dying from amphetamine is much lower than from heroin. On the other hand what you say is still true for amphetamine, that it would make sure the stayed conscious for the torture while heroin could have given her a few moments of respite or a quicker death.. Either way I call bullshit on the whole did this to prevent that argument, this was just a sadistic monster

[@stevemcgriff5811]

You're both wrong, sorry

[@sullisen]

@@stevemcgriff5811 ??

[@9teen9t4]

@mikehat - 100% agree. On another video they pretty much said that Bitchnadette did it for the reason to cause her to suffer more. That ugly pig is one of the most evil people I've read about in these true crime stories.

[@Garbeaux.]

Considering that heroin is an opiate still used in many country for pain, it was actually cruel of Bernadette to inject her with meth instead. The heroin would have legit helped her at that time. Meth would have been so much worse since it would have made Suzanne ultra alert, speedy, jumpy, and paranoid. I always think I’ve heard the worst in terms of the depth of human depravity but then I come across something that shocks me to my core. She could have been saved if that guy had called the police after he left when she was chained. I don’t care who it is. Who need enemies with friends like these?! This is why you need to be able to trust the people you hang out with.

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

exactly like she was awake for all of it like god i can’t imagine that..

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

i have heard of cartels doing similar to people and other similar war crimes though.

[@Garbeaux.]

@@LIVEMETRIX187that sounds like an absolute nightmare.

[@jurgenwind]

can't even imagine the pain she went through. what sick, evil people

[@jameshughes525]

Shrouded hand covers the story and he did a fantastic job, but everything he does is gold, I could say the same thing about dire trip. EXCELLENT CONTENT

[@badassjass]

Hello. Recovering drug addict here. There truly is a basis to the statement of "injecting someone with methamphetamine in the idea of "protecting" that same person from an injection of heroin." There is minimal, but still less of a chance of an overdose from heroin if you have methamphetamine (which is a stimulant) in your system. Let me know if you have any questions about this, or really anything else for that matter. By the way I understand how most of the population wouldn't know this information and how insane that statement sounds by itself. I literally lost it 🤣 from your response. Thanks again. Big fan.

[@actuallytyler8262]

congrats on your recovery!

[@freethinker1378]

Susanne had a spirit that those who killed her, wish they had. Her courage will live longer than that which she suffered. RIP sweet 👼🏻angel

[@0therun1t21]

Oh no, I know this case. These creatures are so far below what I recognize as human. That poor sweet girl...hope her mom is proud of herself. At least she died in the hospital.

[@mollypackard3364]

If the death penalty was ever warranted for a crime, this is one where I would agree they would deserve it. May Suzanne Rest In Peace.

[@Carolynsweetheart]

At the release to the public part !!!! They are out !!!! Noooooo! Thank you for posting this. This Angel stayed alive just to tell us. Everyone listen to her. Excellent work Kyle ❤

[@GenXfrom75]

I cannot even fathom the depravity of this group of scumbags... FFS... 🤬🤬🤬 Rest in peace now, Suzanne. 💔

[@ottagol1985]

If I remember correctly, the song that was used to torture her was "Hi, I'm Chucky" by 150 Volts.

[@untetheredmoon6971]

umm how are these people getting out of jail? Wtf is going on with sentencing over there?

[@Jeedxx]

Reminds me of a quote that goes “When you are not fed love on a silver spoon, you learn to lick it off knives.” It’s tragic what happened to her.

[@Thelittledroog]

I love the background music you used in the first few seconds of the video.

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

Whenever I hear these stories about sickos injecting their prisoners with meth, in this case multiple times (!),I just lose it. Takes me back to perhaps the most sickening incident where the 3 bastards absolutely obliterated the poor 10yr old girls life in Arizona

[@permanentlurker561]

I wanted to leave a comment for the algorithm. I love you're channel. But I know enough about this case to also know I don't need all the details. Thank you for creating this video. I hope you are not harming your own psyche by reporting it.

[@diretrip]

I space out the truly horrid cases to give my mind a bit of a break

[@amandahugginkiss55]

@@diretrip it's easy to pretend it's fiction. Some cases are too cruel to believe so that's a good idea.

[@Ju-Li_0911]

Rest In Peace Suzanne💔 You deserve to have a very great parents in your next life🙏

[@Renkencen]

Man the cruelity of what those arseholes did to her remind me of that one that happened in Japan years ago!

[@edward5643]

yes I saw that Japanese case junko furuta, and all of the monsters are out of jail now they should of been executed. 😪😪😪

[@blazednlovinit]

@@edward5643 Pretty much, I don't think society would cry over the most despicable 0.1%

[@mushroomgamer7650]

How can 6 people be so sick to do that, and Suzanne survived long enough to tell the tale.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

The only sad thing about that case is that she slipped into a coma, and died on Friday, December 18th, 1992, at Withington Hospital

[@jordanrobson9974]

Reminds me of a case just as if not more horrendous kelly Anne bates jesus ... how people can do these things to another is beyond me .

[@kg7439]

🤬😡🤬😡🤬 Poor girl... A teachable moment here folks... Turn away from evil people. Stop trying to be liked or accepted by others. Hurt people hurt people. 😔

[@deirdrejones5974]

To my friends across the pond-how on earth did UK criminal sentencing become so gentle? The US system can be quite unevenly applied, but I can say with confidence these people would spend the rest of their lives in prison if found guilty.

[@markfitzsimons7432]

Breaks my heart too. I live in the area and remember the case all too well. What really fucks with my head is the thought that people who smuggle drugs can, and do, cop more jail time than these fuckers. I don't agree with capital punishment but should these ghouls be free to walk amongst us? No. They gave her the speed to prolong her suffering, we should have made sure they lived in a twelve by eight for the rest of their lives. Just enough food and medical care to keep them alive well into their 80's but hey, welcome to the UK.

[@ShahiiiiiiN]

This case really shows us how evil and Inhumane human beings can be.

[@blazednlovinit]

More and more I believe in an eye for an eye.

[@theflanman1986]

This made me feel sick to my stomach. I can’t believe there are such sick people out there. These are not human beings but evil animals.