The Teacup Poisoner Serial Killer

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Graham Young was a serial killer obsessed with poisons and chemicals ever since childhood, but it wasn't until he started killing his co-workers, poisoning their tea with thallium and belladonna, that he earned himself the nickname The Teacup Poisoner.
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[@arkansaninva]

It makes total sense that Graham was so enamored of the Nazis, because they would perform "experiments" on prisoners and keep very detailed notes, just like Graham did. In fact, a lot of the information we know about how long humans can survive in severe heat, cold, without water, etc is because of the Nazis and their torture that they called experimentation

[@maddywest2058]

I agree that’s what I was thinking when I heard that and then heard he was taking notes… Like he was trying to replicate what they did

[@b.m.3944]

It was incredibly cruel and didn't just target the millions of Jewish people but there were also lots of facilities that specifically targeted polish women. In either Japan or China I think, not sure on where anymore, they were inspired by them and "experimented" on black people with mustard gass. It is an absolute horrific part of history that I feel is not talked about enough when this topic comes up

[@shauneenmallon7053]

Agree with B.M Irish, gay, twins etc. My son has aspergers and according to teenage/older people on the spectrum they don't like using the term 'aspergers' because its the name of the dr who was a nazi and performed 'experiments' on the children

[@julietarossetti7426]

@@b.m.3944 Ravensbrück, I think you're talking about regarding Polish females. In WWII the Japanese followed the Nazi's "medical" practices but the German originators didn't head that far east, on the whole.

[@princesslothy]

It makes me think of the absolutely awful "Unit 731" in Japan that also "experimented" on pow's during WWII I believe ? So horrendous.

[@solong_abigail]

I honestly love when we give stupid and humiliating nicknames to these horrible people and they end up hating it. It’s the bare minimum of disrespect that they deserve

[@artastic_friend]

I agree!! I think whatever is the most humiliating name for a horrible murderer or s offender is great especially when they hate it- Never give them the satisfaction of a "cool" or "scary" name that would just fuel their disgusting sadistic egos-

[@solong_abigail]

@@artastic_friend yes, in some cases it even MOTIVATES them to continue doing these crimes since they know their name will pop up more

[@maiasanders3691]

exactly what I was thinking

[@helainanatasha7496]

I was looking through articles of this case and when this case just happened news company wrote an article called "the genius Mind of a teen poisoner." Where it just glorified this killer. I'm glad media today(like eleanor) more focus on shaming these killers

[@normalguycraig]

ikr call them like "the pissbaby murderous weirdo" or some shit

[@bluemeaway6]

When Eleanor said he was caught by police: 😃 But then I realized there's still one hour left of the story: 💀

[@A_Little_Bit_Of_Everything06]

Nah fr, I'm sitting here going, what else did he dooo?

[@emilyspruill3702]

@@A_Little_Bit_Of_Everything06 poison obviously

[@chandomav5352]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@origamipein18]

Oof. Yeah.

[@luwamalem9537]

Same lol

[@kookoobonkers]

I dont know about anyone else, but I love the longer stories that have side stories at the end and a huge timeline, really giving you perspective on the situation, the people's lives and how everything plays out. I prefer 1.5-2 hour videos over 30-45 minutes for sure. Can't wait for the next one!

[@jakewade7993]

I agree 100%

[@oliviacobain767]

Have you watched the John Wayne gayce episode. it does that really well.

[@amandaessex763]

Yes! The details make it so much better

[@Victoria-jq6sj]

Man its crazy how smart Graham was. Like he just had a gift for science. Its unfortunate that instead of using his intelligence to do good in the world, he used it to harm others.

[@mumplaysthesims8396]

I know right, such a shame cos he could've done such good in the world

[@bethnoack6629]

Why was this video so quiet I go to sleep after binging a couple of videos they play through then BAM volume I turned up for this vid haha

[@willowthelyxra]

Moral of the story: be careful around smart people

[@HopeeInk]

I thought the same thing, he could have become a chemical Nobel prize winner, find curing too all types of diseases. What a waste of talent.

[@wrongturnVfor]

Exactly, if he put his brain to it, he could have made some awesome antidotes and anti cancer drugs. No, he had to make poisons and be Dr. mengele 2.0

[@curiouslights7111]

You can't blame the hospital for supplying the laurel leaves. Cyanide is in everything. Apple seeds, cherry seeds, lemon seeds, and laurel leaves are also know as bay leaves (AKA what your grandma throws in her soup for flavor depth). It's everywhere in very small amounts & generally people aren't extracting it to scratch their diabolical itches. I had a poison obsession of my own once lol

[@nicoletechiclete]

sus hahahha

[@nthgth]

😲 I use bay leaves in my tomato sauce! Glad I don't directly eat them though. (I know it's too little to be harmful)

[@Prettypoisonswitch]

I too am fascinated by poisonious plants and their medical uses. No interest in actually testing out the information on people or animals though.

[@helainanatasha7496]

In trinidsd Bay leafs used in almost everything and anything

[@AngelRasmus3]

Apricot kernals are another one

[@quintecence]

I'm a chemist (I don't specialise in toxicology) but he wanted matched because they contain phosphorus. When heated (not burnt) and added to something that can donate hydrogen, it can make a toxic gas called phosphine. It's the thing in breaking bads' first couple of episodes when walter is driving the van with a gas mask on. The distillation of the plant extract probably didn't produce cyanide but some organic compound that releases cyanide as a bi-product while being metabolized. It's a common thing in nature. Thallium is toxic because you're body mistakes it for potassium. Most (if not all) cells have a potassium ion pump to regulate functions of the cell (eg: nerve cells use potassium pumps to regulate the charge inside and outside of the cell which helps carry signals between cells - just poorly explained action potential). By disrupting this pump, your cells lose function and die. Enjoy my badly explained chemistry (and basic biology) comment written at 2am 🙃

[@victory6924]

It’s not bad at all. Fellow chemist here 😊

[@loisroulson9238]

it was really good actually! I can only judge the action potential part because I'm a psychologist lol

[@alithegrape1696]

Mans would have loved breaking bad

[@Younce_Davies]

I really enjoyed this! And this kid knew about all this stuff when he did it. If he put his mind to practical things involving research for society, he could have done great things. He could study poisons in a practical application. But no, he just wanted to kill as many people as possible. It is beyond a waste of talent and a waste of a human.

[@amypridmore9436]

It’s crazy they blamed molly’s death on her having a prolapsed disc in the spine, I had one and the likelihood of it killing you is so minimal and it would have to be ridiculously severe and she would’ve definitely been completely paralysed beforehand.

[@worldsbiggestswiftie430]

Well you gotta remember it’s like the 18 and 19 hundreds where medical care wasn’t as good

[@sydneym5595]

you know its only gonna get more fucked up when they're getting convicted but you've still got an hour left in the video

[@cabbageman2184]

fr

[@wayneish]

@@tetianakamyshentseva9959 it is

[@walterblanc9708]

Yes exactly my thoughts :)

[@Ankzzz05]

Fr

[@bekahgand]

I literally opened the comments after the conviction and had this very same thought, here we go lol

[@hannah.kate.]

My old therapist actually lived just down the road from him as a child, she knew of him and as soon as she mentioned his name and his story my blood ran cold, I’ve seen this case before and it’s truly chilling. Hits a little too close to home for my comfort

[@SoCalJellybean]

With such a young death, he was also exposed to MANY toxic chemicals from the time he was a child; I’m a trained hospital pharmacist, and that’s the first possibility that jumped out to me. Chronic exposure over years and years could have definitely caused him a shortened lifespan.

[@cosmicsquirrel7642]

He was testing it out on himself early on wasn't he? Could have done permanent damage. But yes, incorrect handling may have done him in the end.

[@HopeeInk]

This was my first thought as well, he fosho breathed in some of those chemicals over those years. I was wondering that he didn’t have any side effects at all.

[@wrongturnVfor]

exactly, since many of these chemicals can be absorbed through skin. But I do think he just found a way to commit suicide

[@creaturenamedalistair]

In that case He quite literally got a taste of his own medicine

[@DVelez-wz3fe]

Maybe someone else poisoned him in prison. I’m sure he was feared by everyone….he was a killing machine

[@raigenhuss7030]

Stories like this really make me wonder how many serial killers and psychopath we come across every day 😳 I hate it when they are relatively liked by others and seemingly normal. That’s the scariest part to me

[@shaggy2d0pe__]

fun fact: you walk past approximately 36 serial killers in ur life

[@maiasanders3691]

@@shaggy2d0pe__ oh thats sweet...

[@shaggy2d0pe__]

@@maiasanders3691 and serial killer are mostly born in november than any other month

[@carlottex3]

​@@shaggy2d0pe__that'd be if you live in USA, I doubt it's like that in the rest of the world, since USA is the country with the biggest number of serial killers in the world.

[@phantasmicmasque]

The teacup poisoner is the most stereotypically British serial killer name I’ve ever heard of

[@JammyTom]

🙂

[@random_yoshi1727]

Lol it literally is 😂

[@lorrainemarquez408]

😆 truly ..

[@gram5963]

Earl Graham.

[@DollyMatrix]

@@gram5963 underrated comment 🤣

[@childfreechick2980]

The minute I feel funny not long after consuming something, my mind immediately goes back to whatever it was that I last consumed. The fact that the victims mainly assumed it was a stomach virus or an illness that wasn't connected to anything they ate or drank shows how trusting and unsuspecting they were. So sad.

[@MidnightsAnthem]

Eleanor’s personality is immaculate. Highly recommend watching the videos on her second channel/friend’s channels as well! Love your content Eleanor! 😍

[@maddier7004]

I agree!!! Came for the true crime, stayed for Eleanor ❤️

[@gailkelly4651]

She is beautiful ❤️.....so joyful and lives life so happy with her friends....This is nice to see a sweet young lady successfully moving along ..you go Elenor. 🧚

[@EleanorNeale]

This is so sweet, thank you so much!!!

[@L0wLOo0w]

@@EleanorNealeo you think you could do a video on Jesse Wilson or mr cruel ?

[@kixkicks139]

She is such a person I would love to have as a friend. So empathetic too. I appreciate how she goes into detail with backgrounds of the people she discusses.

[@themooninspringtime]

usually i have a really short attention span and can't focus on a video for longer than like 10 minutes, but something about eleanor's voice, setup, makeup, attitude, video style, humor, and basically just everything all together, keeps me so engaged and interested in everything she says

[@EryberrieTrueCrime]

I recently covered a case involving thallium poisoning and did a bit of research into other cases involving thallium but didn't come across this one. Thanks for bringing lesser known cases to light, Eleanor.

[@versatahlsharp4638]

I also just dove into that specific poison because of the Carr case. The Mensa neighbors who used thallium. It sounded absolutely awful and crazy this boy did this and kept doing it!

[@EryberrieTrueCrime]

@@versatahlsharp4638 Yeah that was a crazy case - pure evil. The one I covered was from 1950s Australia and I first saw it during an episode of Deadly Women.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

It boggles the mind (or at least, MY mind) to think of how easily available poisons such as thallium were until SO shockingly recently!! All you had to do was pop on down to the chemist and ask for thallium or arsenic to deal with rats or ants...just utterly mind-blowing to me!!

[@tapwater7546]

I feel really bad for the people who had lasting side effects, they drank the guys tea and ended up either paralyzed or with ED. Not to mention traumatized

[@meowzer6]

ED as in erectile dysfunction or eating disorder

[@samberry5597]

The way I screeched when I saw “Eleanor Neale posted 6 mins ago” is mad. You make us so so happy, queen! Thank you for all that you do.

[@terridemaio2926]

I Did Happy Dance

[@pyrjules1130]

I'm 57 yrs old as of last week & I had EXACTLY THE SAME reaction!!

[@1ChxnceLxnce]

Chill.

[@beethimbles8801]

Saw it at 19 minutes and immediately gave up present wrapping! ❤

[@ReddRavenn1313]

This actually made me giggle! What a sweet comment 😊

[@fantalemon0013]

You’re literally having my back eleanor! 😂 works been so hard the past few weeks so having a bloody 1.5 hour video from you to come home to is such treat 🥺 thanks x

[@frenkli9815]

This has got to be one of the most disturbing cases I’ve seen from this channel and the murders weren’t brutal either but just the passion this man had to kill it’s so scary and how easily he was able to get away with it.

[@gregdallaway3057]

Honestly, it almost reminds me of Perfume by Patrick Süskind

[@AMMA83]

white privilege to the last. See how he was even able to request where he went after the second conviction? Were that a black person they would have been jailed the first time for a lot longer.

[@ayeshaollivierre7222]

As much as I agree on how horrific this story is definitely not one of the most disturbing

[@doubledoinked8336]

imagine the types on innovating improvements this man could've made to modern medicine or just science in general. Crazy he took a entirely different path.

[@ldohertysbiggestfan4862]

Just started binging these newer vids (the last ones I watched were years ago) and it’s amazing to see how much you’ve grown in your confidence with the camera and also just the visible progress in your clearly time consuming research. You really helped spark my interest in true crime, so thanks ❤

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Exactly what happened with me couple of days ago.. what really amazes me the she is same characteristic energetic down to earth girl.. you see others after they hit 100k that they change completely and gets cocky and entitled but not Elanore although i believe she is getting more and more beautiful as the years passes by

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[@rubyrobertson8151]

Eleanor is just so friendly, she always know how to brighten my day (and her makeup is always flawless) LOVE YOU ELEANOR !!!!

[@chanicelock3151]

Two videos in one week? What have we done to deserve this? Loving the commitment to creating content but don't burn yourself out!

[@rebelsleighter]

bro i was so happy when i got the notification, it was a mix of confusion, shock and excitement

[@tallmuch_]

1:13:00 'googling all the symptoms' I thought Google was not a thing back in 70s 💀 I know it was a genuine mistake, just found it hilarious. Love your channel and personality!

[@your_belief_vs_everything]

Her math skills are pretty amazing too.

[@michellecox3851]

I caught that too and he died in 1990, not 2000😂

[@sophiaisabelle01]

Eleanor Neale’s own form of storytelling is fairly engaging and immersive. Seems like she really wants us to dig deep into the specifics of the cases she presents per video.

[@sadiyasaleh233]

You really haven't watched what immersive and engaging story telling then. Try watching Stephanie Harlow,(my absolute favorite)Emma Kenny and Kimberly. No ill feeling to Eleanor I love her bubbly personality and have subscribed for over 2yrs.

[@JESSEXTO]

@@sadiyasaleh233I agree! I’ve been subscribed to Neale’s channel for a while! Long before I discovered Stephanie. I was absolutely stunned at the level of detail and context Stephanie provides. Either way, they’re both great storytellers! ❤

[@sadiyasaleh233]

@@JESSEXTO Me too u found Stephanie a while after Eleanor and Bailey sarian. And she immediately became my absolute favorite.

[@Efigal9]

I just binged the true crime playlist and now I’m on the ones that are just on your channel. Let me just say it’s like I’m getting to know you all over again! You’re much more comfortable and I love seeing your personality more in these newer videos! 💙

[@lorrainemarquez408]

..."someone should have done a risk assessment.." ... oh Miss Neale, i am enthralled with you! Every single time, you have hit the nail on the head, and these cases need to be discussed for truly educational purposes. I feel safer. But your delivery and .. panáche is so lovely to watch. Thank You so very much for being You. The gentle portrayal of each and every victim, survivor, or witness has me feeling their pain.. may you enjoy continuing success in life, throughout. ❤️

[@maedusa]

I've always been into true crime, but primarily it started with my mom's own interest in it. Now, not as much, but when I was a child, she'd often reference Dahmer, Gacy, JTR, Zodiac, and Ramirez. One of which she herself felt terrorized by during his killings. During the 80's my mom was a teenager in high school, living in the LA area. I now live in the house she used to as a teen. I used to ask why our windows were painted shut, and I always got the same response, "The Night Stalker" (Richard Ramirez.) So, to me True Crime would never raise a red flag, unless it was a noticeable obsession.

[@lolz6449]

I am sobbing having the worst day I've had in a long time. And seeing you pop up with a new video helps more than I could ever explain with words. Thank you.

[@versatahlsharp4638]

Sorry you are having a bad day and hope it gets better.

[@vanjas2370]

❤❤❤❤

[@ricelemon2482]

aww man, I hope you feel better :( ❤️‍🩹

[@JD-pd3gl]

Me too :( Eleanor’s videos are such a good distraction when you’re having a bad day though!

[@missjaclynlouise]

Hope you are feeling better ❤

[@lordylou1]

Just one thing you mentioned, Eleanor. You were speculating on Graham Young's reasons and described him as narcissistic. Graham Young was a textbook psychopath - one of the most extreme cases ever. People tend to attribute other disorders to psychopathy, narcissism etc, but it's not necessarily true. We all show elements of personality disorders but they only become disorders when they're out of balance with other aspects of personality. It's what makes us human - gives us personality at all. True psychopaths are empty vessels with no trace of humanity, no personality. It's why they can appear superficially charming, taking what they see and using it. Graham Young had no reason because he didn't understand what it is to be human. He didn't understand envy or anger or anything else and certainly didn't feel it. It's really difficult for non psychopathic people to understand there's a black hole where everything which makes us human should be. For Graham Young there was just him and it. People were just things and ultimately he was just a thing to himself.

[@Wannabechefwannabe]

The way you described psychopathy gives me the chills. It's so scary to think there are ppl out there who think and feel like this.

[@asleepyb0i400]

I think the cause behind his heart failure was indeed by his own exposure to chemicals. If you think about it, chemists wear heavy protection when it comes to handling these poisons, and most of the time, I’m pretty sure this guy wasn’t wearing that protective gear. Over decades of him being chronically exposed to poison, of course he would have issues himself.

[@katladytrj5339]

Girl I just want to tell you how awesome you are. I watched a video where you discuss your age. I had no clue how young you are. Your a hard worker, so very well spoken and intelligent. Your gonna do great things. Thank you so much for all your content. You do an excellent job with your research and you keep my attention when telling the stories.

[@Ghostface13139]

After watching both of the videos of you and Adam, it’s crazy to hear you explain a true crime case so calmly 😂

[@moonchild66]

He was a very talented person...shame he didn't put it to good use!! Grew up listening to the story of him...my dad knew him when they were younger

[@AmyAberrant]

Omg! Did he ever get the “bug?”

[@paulaewen5753]

I absolutely love how you care so much about us and always tell us to take care of our mental health ❤️

[@alph1057]

I’m so glad you covered him! Not too many people do.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

OMG, I am sooo excited to see you covering this case!! I first heard of it when a friend suggested I watch the film "The Young Poisoner's Handbook," which is an absolutely brilliant movie based on this case. What an utterly fascinating, terrifying, mysterious and just plain evil person Graham was! It's truly unimaginable for me to even try to comprehend how someone could function like he did...which I suppose is why this case is so bloody fascinating to me in a can't-look-away sort of way. Thanks so much for all you do, Eleanor. Your content is consistently excellently presented and brilliantly researched, and I appreciate you SO much for doing what you do! ❤❤❤ May Graham's victims' memories be a blessing to all who knew them, and may his survivors find as much peace and healing as possible.

[@miriamiuricich6636]

I just wrote about the film too. He was obsessed with chemistry.

[@Truesttogodhimself]

Bro, if I start vomiting and shitting myself more than once …I’d stop drinking fucking Tea all together. Start bringing my own damn water bottles.

[@miabennett04]

i guess they didn’t know it was the tea😭

[@lcoq19]

I really enjoyed your coverage of this case. It was one of the first videos I watched of Brooke McKenna's in her "killer kids" playlist and I always found it interesting. I especially like that both of you kind of laughed at his anger at his perceived "dainty" media nickname: "The Teacup Killer"/"The Teacup Poisoner". Of all the misplaced reverence that serial killers seem to attract from twisted individuals, even a minor laugh at their expense seems appropriate and deserved. Apparently he'd always try pulling what he deemed a "scary/intimidating" facial expression for photos (case in point the thumbnail photo of him)- although I think it looks more like he has gas! 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣 I'm glad he didn't get the respect he thought he should.

[@lpsangel3]

For all your videos, not just this one, thank you so much for making these videos, it's amazing how you do all the research and tell it all

[@Whitericeinmysalad]

I’ve heard this one a couple times, but I’ll listen to it again because your voice makes everything easier to listen to.

[@katieelizabeth834]

Same x

[@wynonawackerman777]

I love to listen to Eleanor while gaming, she makes a documentary that you can listen to! Thanks to her, I now know an insane amount about serial killers because her videos are so addicting. Thank you Eleanor!

[@luna_skyz]

the thought of him and Ian Brady knowing each other is chilling honestly

[@forclosuresinflorida]

The laurel bush you’re likely referring to is very common in English gardens. Laurel has a very long & interesting history from gardens to the one Laurel you can eat (bay) to the Pythia of Delphi. It’s really not odd that a common garden plant would be at a hospital. Its often hedging where you are. It’s odd that a patient had the desire to distill it, much less the means.

[@kyliebruno1010]

She posts whenever I run out of videos to watch. Rewatched three old cases and now I’m cleaning again and she just posted 🎉🎉thanks queen ❤❤❤

[@PsychoKupcake]

"Upset tummy" 😆 love it! "It's like he was a walking stomach bug!" "The math is definitely mathing". I love those little sidebar comments she throws at us. Just another reason to watch this channel.

[@JD-pd3gl]

I’ve been having such an awful day & seeing that you posted today makes me feel a little better❤️ Your videos are such a good distraction. Thank you!!

[@sashaasimchak]

Even though I have heard Elenor’s disclaimer a million times I still believe it is the kindest and most respectful one I have heard/seen this far

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

12 years ago today I lost my husband in Iraq and you’re keeping my mind busy even if only for a short time .. rest in peace my Navajo warrior semper fi marine ❤️❤️

[@lettenlina1708]

I am very sorry for your loss, hope you're coping well❤️

[@apryllejudd5854]

Your husbands a hero, rest in peace. ❤

[@h3ilee]

im sorry my love

[@sukhetskiysukhetskiy8926]

iraq was a pointless war, shame he went to fight for a country that didnt care about his life.

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

@@sukhetskiysukhetskiy8926 yea cause it’s not hard enough thank you for going out of your way to point out it was for nothing …

[@theanonsisters]

i just want to say I appreciate the extra warnings for animal cruelty - I was watching another channel earlier today who just charged straight into a graphic description :( I love the extra care!

[@aromaladyellie]

Indeee. I’ve had to ask another KZbinr to say her trigger warnings aloud for the visually impaired or those who only listen. She finally started doing it, but she doesn’t get everything and animal cruelty is one she skips over. And she’ll say it again and again?? When she (the YTer I’m talking about her) covered the serial killer who targeted gay men Eleanor just did herself the other day, the YTer would NOT stop talking about the victim’s cat that the killer also harmed. It made me too anxious to watch Eleanor’s video.

[@teemarie5478]

I had already heard this story but decided to watch it again because everyone has their unique way of describing what happened. It’s insane that he got away with this for so long 🙈

[@demiwall3609]

I love how much you’ve grown as a KZbin, I never watch your videos in order I always just surprise myself which which one I click on but sometimes it’s an old one and a new one after each other and I’ve realized how much you’ve grown and you are just more yourself in these videos, your growth is insane ❤

[@ms.annthropic6341]

This is one of my favourite cases, I’m so glad you covered it! Love you Eleanor, also you’re stunning and everything about you is adorable! 😊

[@Hannahlytics]

I like the sound of the teacup poisoner because it sounds sweet but when you hear about it it is very Erie. He just wanted to be feared and not loved. He was probably scared of stabbing or shooting people as that can be traced back to him but that also can happen with poison. You are so great at explaining these crimes ❤

[@silversbin]

I’m about to watch the video but I quickly wanted to say that I love you so much ever since my girlfriend showed me one of your videos. I used to be too scared to watch true crime by myself, but now I watch your videos as soon as they come out. My dad even has a joke where he asks if I’m watching “that Eleanor girl” again. You’ve been a constant in my life for about 2 years and I’m super grateful I found you. Thank you very much:)

[@Aldeyau]

@@demi8890 its a bot, not her lmao

[@MissMedicalArts2026]

@@demi8890, Eleanor has made it clear that you don’t actually own land, you just have your name dedicated to it. It has been proven that Established Titles is not fraudulent, as they have been proven to work with companies that last trees. Maybe do some research on the topic next time, instead of making accusations like this against a wonderful KZbinr that does everything she can to support us and her Sponsors and receive deals.

[@justinalmao5770]

My boyfriend did the same thing whenever he walks by my desk he’s like “that girl is always on your screen”

[@SundHerpaderp]

Omg thank you so much for covering Graham Young! He's such a fascinating killer and it's hard to find good documentaries on him.

[@thegrimlooper]

Cant wait to get into this while i wrap presents. thanks for the education and the respectful way you always deliver it. I always recommend your content when true crime is brought up.

[@sngray11]

Eleanor, thank you for educating us on this monster. It’s shame that he used his intelligence and knack for science in such a deadly manner instead of in a more positive way. My thoughts and prayers are with the victim’s families and loved ones.

[@itsava7710]

I love watching these when I come home from school !! Thank you Eleanor for making these!!❤

[@nawaladawe1640]

This one is one of the most sickening I have heard from Eleanor but one of the most interesting I have heard. I was listening to this in my physics class yesterday instead of paying attention it was just that good. Love all your videos Eleanor ❤

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

Also, I generally don't like to focus on physical appearance...but I just have to say that you look especially & exceptionally stunning in this video, Eleanor. That lipstick shade makes your skin look positively luminous, and I am *loving* that top!! ❤️👍

[@seththeshrimp1955]

I really appreciate the fact that you give content warnings. Many others wouldn’t bother, but you giving them let’s me have time to prepare myself. Because you gave those content warnings, I can prepare myself for the fact that suicidal thoughts will be mentioned and it won’t trigger me because I was able to prepare myself. So I just wanted to say thank you for that. ❤❤

[@versatahlsharp4638]

Very crazy how rare male poisoners are compared to other methods and that he not only got into it but found info on two male poisoners before info was widely available. Idk it is weird to me that his parents let him get into all of that.

[@AmyAberrant]

He may have been getting it from the library without their knowledge

[@kimberlymarie8290]

The diarrhea-ing part lol “I could’ve said that in a much nicer way, but I’m guna leave it” lmao fxcking love you 😂😂

[@14THEPINKPANTHER]

Can we talk about how gorgeous she looks here? She always does, watched her since the beginning, but the fact her lips match the bobbles on her tree in the background! Like slay queen!!! Okay, now I'm ready to listen to the story.

[@littIetoe]

I feel so bad for Bob. Poor dude - he was just trying to help and be friendly.

[@aceykrew]

He admitted that he accidentally poisoned himself that one time. Mixed up the drinks.

[@mayhem_mandy]

I've just recently found your channel and now can't get enough of your storytelling. You are really wonderful! Also - love how your lipstick matches the tree ornaments. :)

[@docsnake]

It’s great to watch a video that doesn’t involve children!🙌🏾

[@Michelle-og7et]

I have watched every single one of Elenor’s videos and this is by far the best one and my favorite. Thank you for putting this masterpiece together 🙏🙏

[@riewinters]

2 videos in less than a week? These notifications are the best. Thanks for your time & effort in making these videos!

[@tanchella]

Wow, what a story! Thank you. Being a pharmacist and knowing quite a bit about drugs and substances I can understand his fascination with science, chemistry, pharmacology. But the thing is, he was not doing science, just torturing and killing people.

[@kittyhasfangs2291]

I am a Gillian Barre survivor, I had it when I was 2 and relapsed when I was 3. I had many many issues but to think this poor man suffered with poisoning and having those nightmare treatments that were never gonna help him.

[@Calisther]

Great video as always. As to graham youngs death, there might be nothing suspicious about it, he could have inadvertently damaged his own heart over the years poising other people, particularly if he was getting chemicals on his hands while poisoning people.

[@athenachristinemusic]

Your little bloopers are so cute this go around! Good job as always Eleanor

[@mantis1331]

I wasn't expecting guillain barre to come up in this case My mom experienced it, survived thankfully If his symptoms were really anything like that then it was horrific. It's a terrifying syndrome.

[@lazycheese2093]

I am impressed that she manages to get a sponsor for most of her videos 😋 You go girly! 💁‍♀️

[@rachelw345]

This is my favourite case you’ve covered, so unique and interesting!

[@RavenSiren]

Hi Eleanor! Thanks for the video! This was definitely a unique case, for sure. Too bad he gives kids with a love of chemistry a bad name, haha! Anyway, the chemical from the matches is white phosphorus, which is toxic. Matches are no longer made with white phosphorus, but red phosphorus, which is nontoxic.

[@demiwall3609]

I have a request of a case for you :) the Leah Croucher Case, this didn’t happen too far away from where I live but have always been so interested in finding out what actually happened in factual evidence and not rumors going around the town :)

[@EvaZimney]

These frequent uploads have been life-saving, thanks so much Eleanor!!

[@JdTbby]

I find it funny to think of me a 37 year old mother of 2 living in Mississippi loves to watch her videos!! Love yall!

[@Aram45]

Eleanor's personality

[@KarynHill]

At 10, I wanted to become a doctor so I could become a coroner so I could work in forensics. This was 1974 so forensics was very different at that point. I was a voracious reader (as were my siblings and parents) and grabbed one of my father's books called Crime and Science, which researched the very beginnings of forensics. This was before DNA so they were mostly using fingerprints, blood-typing, and blood spatter patterns. It described several murder cases and that made me want to help the families of victims and get killers off the street. Was that odd? For most people, probably. I'm also an introvert and am socially awkward. But I've never had the desire to kill anyone. The interest in serial killers, as evidenced by you and the majority of your viewers, is just a coincidence. And yes, telling people that young that I wanted to be a coroner made people uncomfortable so I started just saying I wanted to be a doctor. That's society teaching a child that lying isn't just okay, it's preferable. Ick.

[@Circe296]

This case was very fascinating! And you looked even prettier than usual today 🙂

[@Circe296]

Is this giveaway really valid? I hate to give my personal info without knowing it’s for real.

[@motherappelonia6809]

@@Circe296 NO!! please don’t fall for scam accounts unless Eleanor’s official account talks about these gifts, telegrams, etc

[@rubysparkles3194]

I love how much the "Teacup Poisoner" name bothered him 🤣

[@MrsRobinson2712]

I love the longer videos! You put the extra effort in and explain with all the little details, it’s very appreciated ♥️

[@malinkneck2337]

This was so interesting. Thank you! I would love a video about Broadmoor hospital.

[@anarchyneverdies3567]

I almost ate belladonna, but luckily I downloaded a plant identifier and found out what it was 😂😂😂 I thought I had wild grapes in my yard, but of course not. Apparently they’re not toxic to birds, but even rubbing against it gave my leg a chemical burn-like rash. They’re easy to kill with weed killer at least

[@ineffablemars]

Eleanor looks so so pretty and festive in this video ❤ I love the shade of her lipstick! It suits her sooo well

[@emilylouise346]

You have absolute perfect timing, every time♥️

[@RileysWatching]

I adore that you’re just struggling with words in this one so much 😂💚 brings out so much extra personality

[@drea1976]

You should cover a story here in the US that spanned a few states back in the early 2000's of a man I knew personally, thought of him as a father figure, only to see him on a show here called America's Most Wanted. He was a fugitive for killing his wife of many, many years. They called him the karaoke killer. He went on a crime spree for a couple years but went undetected until I called that show to tell them I knew him, but not as his real name Joseph leroy crouch Jr but by an alias, Jay Nelson.

[@neens8109]

Whoa

[@BooglePoots]

It's crazy how much the beginning of this story reminds me of Lizzie Borden. Lizzie (and Graham) both going to a pharmacist and lying in order to obtain deadly poisons, then their entire families _except_ for them coming down with mysterious, severe illnesses that can't be explained other than poisoning - specifically including their father and loving stepmother. Obviously in Lizzie's case she ended up going with straight up axe murder since the poisoning wasn't working, but listening to that beginning part was like listening to the beginning of her story too

[@angharadwilliams.]

Omg I love the Lizzie Borden murders I also watch Sam and colby so they are the reason I know about Lizzie Borden 😂

[@flaky9999]

There’s a lot of debate saying Lizzie was framed tbh.

[@taya4668]

you talking about "what little girls are into, like dolls and whaterver" the eye roll and slight confusion at 8:20 has me DYING 😂😂😂

[@makailynthesizzler]

This one got me good. I was fascinated the entire time. What a genius and creative psychopath that was insane.

[@ElysiaMaerda]

Hello Eleanor, Fun fact on Belladonna from my childhood as I am part of your older audience. This was about 1988/89, so I would have been about 8 or 9. I was having a lot of issues with my stomach (turned out to be the start of my anxiety) so the doctor had prescribed me to take Belladonna, as I had issues with swallowing pills (until I was about 10) to try and help with my stomach. Now, I loved to learn, still do. So I read the bottle, read the pamphlet and as one would, panicked when I saw "This can be a poison if taken wrong or more is added than instructed." How my poor Dad ever dealt with me.. Per the label, which I was *very* sure to make sure to follow exactly, was "Mix 7 drops of Belladonna into an 8 ounce glass of water. If you lose count or more than 7 fall in, rinse out glass and start over" It did nothing in the end other than shoot up my anxiety even more so. I do know that some point after that this was taken off the market for prescriptions. It did give a nice, slight licorice taste to the water though, I'll give it that. But to be fair, I'd rather eat licorice and know that a few pieces of that won't kill me like the Belladonna could have. I was even getting those white marks on my fingernails and when my Dad saw that he put a stop to me taking it.

[@lilliputian2]

Not to up your anxiety, but liquorice root is a problem for people with heart condition.

[@LadyGetDown]

@@lilliputian2 I'm sure that would've been helpful information for her, but I didn't read about her having a heart problem anywhere. She said stomach issues. Did I miss something??

[@lilliputian2]

@Ally Johnson I was just saying that liquorice is also not harmless. Though the dose makes the poison and unless you are consuming it in high amounts or already have a health problem, you'll most likely be fine.

[@jade4994]

'Making cups of tea for people... dangerous.' has sent me 😂