The Terrifying Acid Bath Murderer (True Crime Documentary) | Real Stories

The seemingly admirable and respectable middle-class man, John Haigh, was guilty of six grotesque murders in which each victim was drained of blood and later dissolved in acid. Haigh's calculated disposal of the bodies was an attempt to acquire their wealth in the belief that this would prevent any risk of conviction. Was he a bloodthirsty Satanist or one of the most cunning and callous killers who would do anything for money to feed his greed for money?
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[@nerwop]

Someone in my country tried this mess as well. He was a teacher and messed around with an underage student and got her pregnant. Lured her to his house, killed her and left her body in the acid to dissolve. A neighbor however reported the horrible smell and called the police to investigate. The police came and saw the pieces of the body in the acid and arrested him.

[@demonsandlords]

Wow very scary and awful

[@MrsJHarrington]

So sorry to hear that, there are all kinds of evil in this world unfortunately. 🙁

[@marandamgillespie1442]

Please tell me he is underneath a prison somewhere

[@Yaa_Raab]

When the evil mislead the human Thats the results Totally dogmatic

[@nerwop]

@@marandamgillespie1442 he’s still in prison serving his sentence.

[@homemetalstudios759]

i appreciate high quality documentary style videos because they are hard to come by nowadays. thank you

[@MG-do7yg]

Yeah, these old TV shows where always well done cause they needed to compete with other tv stations, on KZbin it's all about view count but these true crime tv shows started it all, finding them on KZbin just means someone reupload the original episode

[@m_emmi]

Explore with us also has great videos like these! I like this channel though and this channel is still great!

[@BigDaddyDuck]

becoming harder to find documentaries not narrated by an AI!

[@Maiasatara]

Yes, because they are real documentaries. The channel description states that they curate documentaries from around the globe. Then they just post them for views. Not sure how (or if) they pay to rebroadcast or just ignore copyright.

[@katybug6572]

600th like 👍

[@mnqobisithole5594]

I cannot help but wonder how many people ACTUALLY get away with murder, using Sulphuric Acid😬

[@HaHaHaYouFool9439]

And pigs.

[@leelunk8235]

THE CARTEL USE IT ALL THE TIME

[@snowgolem007]

@@leelunk8235 uses it, you mean

[@gregmccarter2176]

Hydrochloric

[@mnqobisithole5594]

@@h.e.floydiii7259 🤣🤣You just made my day

[@winkle1983]

They said “if he was looking down on us, what would he think?” Looking down? No no…he would be looking up at us! 😂

[@fehintoluwashoneye2662]

😂😂😂😂

[@Almighty___Vonn24]

Lmfaoooo

[@epaminon6196]

If he repented all his sins before he died and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior, he might be looking down on us. There's a robot chicken sketch where a man dies in a car accident and he goes to heaven. There he meets his dear grandma again.. And his uncle Roy, who did stuff to him when he was a boy. Uncle Roy: "_Turns out the priests were doing what we were doing along."_ He then takes a look around and finds a medieval Templar who killed hundreds of infidels back in his day - for Jesus. And a serial killer in a Clown's mask who repented right before he died. And Hitler. Hitler: _"I'm just as surprised as you are."_ The newly dead man is distraught by all those people making it to heaven and complains to the trumpet-playing management. He gets sent back to his earthly body unceremoniously and revives. He tries to tell bystanders about heaven but since he looks really mangled from the accident, he gets mistaken for a zombie and a policeman shoots him dead again. Turns out it might be easier to get into Christian heaven than we might think 🤔

[@leataa427]

Yup!!

[@abielcotto2392]

I thought I was the only one who got that one✍️ looking down? Nah More ike looking up🔥

[@yiptheavali8908]

My favorite psychology quote is. Normal people can get away with murder, its quite easy. But normal people do not murder, so they always get caught.

[@michaeltennant8596]

It's their insatiable appetite for death that gets them caught n being able to control the act of death....major god complex if u ask me.

[@joanbaczek2575]

That don’t make sence if normal people don’t murder then how can they get caught for it

[@andrefilipe9080]

@@joanbaczek2575 This is the catch??? The murderers never are normal people.

[@Only_FLUSHABLES_Get_You_clean]

It reminds me of the comment on the video 32:13 “if serial killers had horns on their heads” “if they looked like the devil” this comment is only useful if your perception is clouded by a belief system.

[@katybug6572]

Great quote 👍

[@leecurtis6354]

He probably chopped up the victims before throwing them in the acid. I would think that dumping a heavy object in the acid would cause splash back. What an evil man!!

[@violingurl37]

It's interesting how much they talk about his emotions so much. It seems clear from his original comments about swindling people and meeting his own needs with no thought of others that he was a psychopath. I doubt he was even capable of feeling emotions like guilt.

[@OpalOmen-OpalOmen]

that's a very common misconception; psychopathic and sociopathic people do have feelings though they may be more shallow and fleeting. They often lack or have no empathy, meaning they can still feel sad (and they often do), just not as much for others. They're still human, just typically depressed, impulsive, narcissistic, and have anger issues w/ moodswings and para-social attachments

[@thepolycerateblacksheep]

I would say guilt is a feeling that needs some kind of empathy as a prequesite. If you read carefully the other users comment there isn't any mention that the murderer had no feelings at all but the user doubted that the murderer was able to feel emotions like guilt, what would imply empathy.@@OpalOmen-OpalOmen

[@pen.paper.and.spaceships]

If the man wanted money so bad, why not just marry into wealth if he was so good at "charming" people? 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@cosmoshiva4643]

Yeah, that's right, which means it was for more than just money.

[@RileighHattingh]

I think it's because women usually aimed to marry into wealth instead of their own class so I think it was easier for women than men to marry into wealth..I'm just guessing though so don't fight me

[@satisfyinglife4751]

@@RileighHattingh This is true, but he became rich when he killed his friend's parents. Why did he kill his next victims? Perhaps an addiction to murder idk!

[@frenzyfog5322]

But where is thrill in it

[@josiegonzalez3434]

He would need to do a whole lot more to cover his tracks then with somebody that wasn't related through marriage

[@nmm913]

It is always so sad to see their childhood photos of them so cute and innocent and wonder what went do wrong 😢

[@MisterMister5893]

All kids are cute. Hard to say when things turn south.

[@oxygen69able]

Maybe damage to the prefrontal cortex and/or genetic predisposition.

[@atheistyoda8915]

@@oxygen69able That and they could also have had a crappy childhood (i.e. abusive parents).

[@Ashcon2]

Some brains are just wired different as they develop. Of course, things can happen to turn someone into a psycho. But sometimes it’s just as simple as them having a different/extreme way of thinking. Lots of variables are involved, but unfortunately there will never be a definitive answer

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

I think some people are born evil. We are certainly all born with the potential to be evil.

[@dustyw]

I'm watching this eating a 3 piece 😂

[@Quantum-1157]

‘They didn’t celeberate Christmas’ ? Seriously. This is one of the factors your ‘expert’ came up with in explaining this serial killer?

[@beverlymccollum8861]

When a child is expected to never do wrong and is chastised even when he admits to the infraction, he learns to become secretive and lies to protect himself.

[@CreepTime]

Side note, I love the style that these videos are edited in. It's like a mix between casual and doc

[@SisiMeow]

Why would prison have a book on how to use acid 👀 like they want the criminals to learn ??

[@Only_FLUSHABLES_Get_You_clean]

You talking about the early 1900s what we call taboo wasn’t taboo at the time.. but the people sure haven’t changed any. It’s not like we have more killers, robbers, etc. now we just got social media, etc. to highlight the atrocities individuals commit regardless of the brutality they leave behind.

[@TheBradass]

Why was there an ad? I pay not to have to see that...

[@Bluebaby-icey]

@@TheBradass Omssss me too

[@deric49erholmes98]

lol I thought the same thing

[@jordansaweka483]

Fr fr why

[@sumgue4964]

Bruh imagine leaving prison and the entire time that every same day all you are thinking about is: "who is the first person I am going to scam and murder-by-dissolving-in-acid?" 💀💀💀

[@Lilpeepspazz-hb7en]

I always been interested in true crime one reason why is my aunt was murdered in London Ontario Canada she was dismembered into pieces and her killer or killers were never caught her name is Priscilla Merrill she was only 21

[@CbOt7]

Oo....That's awful....Sending love

[@marycleary-qe5ou]

I am so worry for your losd. I hope you get closure some day

[@allahisapig90]

Men looked after men, and women were livestock unfortunately

[@CB-wq9wp]

My sincere condolences for your loss

[@ginaduncan5799]

Omg, I pray they bring her case up, Cold Case Solved, so sorry Lad😢

[@danielwggudan2]

Literally busted by the grammar police

[@Psymon1471]

It's a definite recklessness and probably a feeling of excitement that got him to keep going. What confuses me is that, after the first murders, he acquired their several properties that were bringing in rent from occupants, surely he was able to have that income sustain his lifestyle for longer than three years, so did those 6 properties cease to pay rent?

[@Aethysbananarama]

He sold the properties and lived off of this money

[@OzXioanErazes]

@@Psymon1471 it's explained in the video

[@bec9696]

If anyone is interested, check out the Snowtown "Bodies in the Barrels," about Australian murders where six were found in barrels, and another two in a backyard. 11 in total. It's very similar to this, with fraud, murder, acid...

[@soroshyj]

Helloo, I have been wanting to watch true crime documentation, but I was too afraid😅.. This is my first time watching and so far it's so good, very interesting!!

[@tzc9309]

I think its a big misconception that he felt any kind of way about killing these people for the first time. To consider it and follow through like that purely for profit and zero principle, in a very calculated manner, to very innocent people who had even employed him beforehand, lying time and time again to their faces as he plotted to kill them, he feels no kind of way about it. They try and humanize him too much, he probably feels nothing about it other than probably happiness hes closer to goals.

[@AliciaStrong-FragileCorpse666]

Agreed.

[@TheUluxian]

Even though they've deleted the address, the cellar where Haigh dissolved the bodies of the McSwans still exists. It's the downstairs dining room of the KFC on Gloucester Road just opposite the Gloucester tube station. Brrrr...

[@tiggyvolts9076]

Oh wow. Does the KFC have a plaque or a memorial on their property or something?

[@helenajennings4912]

Unbelievable

[@stevejessemey8428]

Why is there an ad ? I'm paying KZbin a monthly fee so as not to have to listen to ads 😢

[@HaHaHaYouFool9439]

That’s kinda funny. Lol.

[@ThisguyDerek]

Lol cuz it's part of the video itself. Ahahahah sucker

[@samanthanordmam7843]

😂😂😂😂lolol

[@DMV8662]

Who pays for YT??? They got ya...🤣😂

[@israelCommitsGenocide]

stop paying those evil people and download brave browser

[@adombarrett8998]

I love the documentary but please, Britain .. tone down on romantics

[@JOLENE2008]

wow? I never heard of this guy? Be aware of wolves in sheep's clothing I guess☹

[@brendatrump5163]

What a twisted mind. How could a person possibly live a lavish life off of killing?? He had to be mentally ill. I think it had a LOT to do with him being an only child.

[@cv507]

nnööziq is räptischn -.- ärt is multipliCäjünn -:-

[@mrasare733]

🥺RIP to all victims 😭

[@seanodwyer4322]

prophet/ Seer/ Intercesor- Sean O'Dwyer- 140 Hobson Street.- Auckland City. 1010. - New Zealand.- South pacific.'''

[@email6743]

There is no rest in peace without Jesus Christ

[@email6743]

​@@seanodwyer4322prophet?

[@RalphSewell]

There are many many horrible, evil people as we see in this evil man. What he did is beyond understanding.

[@BreonaWilson]

Imagine if money never existed…

[@video4sissies]

Fantastic story and criminal. Terribly made documentary

[@Ghostly472]

I didn’t pay for KZbin Premium

[@howthecamphortreegrows4803]

People are scary 😢

[@poofedeblanc9315]

Corroder from clock tower 3!!! I never knew he was based off a real serial killer 😮

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

God that sludge looks horrific

[@minkorrh]

It's amazing that people don't exact their own justice on people like this. I would imagine that leaking packages arriving in different locations around the same time would send a message to anyone thinking of the same crime. Then again, I'm sane and trying to deal with the insane. Serial killers never realize that there are people who would see them in the same capacity.

[@allahisapig90]

They do they go to jail for longer than 3yrs

[@oxygen69able]

What is sanity? Your definition? When someone tries to convince you that they are sane, RUN!

[@Jonathan-jj9uj]

Money is the root of all evil

[@St63420]

Lack of money.

[@abielcotto2392]

For the love of money is the root of all evil ✍️

[@annabeeamputee]

@@Jonathan-jj9uj where in the Bible does it say that

[@somebody6770]

No, some humans is the root of all evil Money just appliance

[@Autumn_Rivers]

I guess this is where The Blacklist got the inspiration for The Stewmaker

[@VictorSanchez-db4gd]

The stewmaker worked for the cartel and dissolved alot more bodies in acid

[@raygay3375]

This wasn’t LEGAL insanity, but Iwould agree that the only way this guy would stop, was to be stopped LEGALLY. A very scary criminal. ⚖️

[@jbd332]

Absolutely brilliant. Such well made stuff. Instant subscribe.

[@englishfrank9801]

Why is a book about dessolving people in acid available in prison?

[@HonchHeado]

What exactly happened to those 2 aunts? It doesn't explain how they didn't get killed?

[@marycleary-qe5ou]

A few things. He might not have thought they had enough monry. They might have just been lucky because he still had funds when they ran across him. Or maybe he rightly figured that family would notice their disappearance right away.

[@1ksweatyrikers455]

holy moly - I thought interviewee Richard Franklin looked familiar. he was an actor cast in Doctor Who in 1969 as Captain Mike Yates!

[@goodgirlee01]

Something about his face reminds me of a younger Harvey Keitel.

[@matthewhatch9141]

Please change the title of this video 🙏 he's not using acid he is using lye (sodium hydroxide) which is the opposite of acid it is a base

[@clutch13grateful66]

But it’s what they called him

[@clutch13grateful66]

But it’s what they called him

[@matthewhatch9141]

@@clutch13grateful66 it doesn't matter what they called him, they were wrong too! Just look up sodium hydroxide and read about it and then tell me if it's an acid or not.. I'll save you the trouble it is not it is an extremely strong base which is the opposite of acid

[@matthewhatch9141]

@@clutch13grateful66 plus I think calling him the Caustic soda killer would be way more accurate and still just as scary!

[@obliviongems2670]

What a delight to see the legend, Fred Dinage. Old school gentleman broadcaster. How boo ba hoo

[@paperdoodlevg5315]

33:30 what did he just say. Someone confirm this for me please. That gave me chills

[@cassandrajane7302]

"She would've been... upended into the barrel of acid straight away" yikes

[@JustinBurke-wz1uq]

You figured he would go after the rich instead of the hard working people trying to make it

[@jonathangarza6543]

I don’t know why but When he said “for any murder who wants to be successful, you have to get rid of the body” I got scared lol

[@abcdef-qk6jf]

They weren't the right type money wise.

[@BonnieLiz-hy9vs]

Just. Wow. These atrocities are something that, I think, we all inherently knew occured, overall taking it for granted & allowing our governments to do the same. These inhuman practices were normalized in middle ages and only became further depraved. It's incredible that the most drastic change in 500 yrs was that the state no longer sold tickets; in a total 180, they used considerable resources to ensure there wouldn't be an audience.

[@Th4t_0n3Simp-ui6mx]

Not me falling asleep to this 0_0

[@fayedouglass6804]

Anyone else thinking he looks like Ted Bundy?

[@vlachyna]

To děla to trojče, jak ani jeden z těch tři nejsme ten, kterej máme byt… Původně jsem přece masovej vrah, co tuhle identitu ukradnul… Ale jsme tři 😂😂😂😅🎉 A k tomu máme jeden klon a jednoho reptiliana, co má nás skin… Takže nás je pět 😂😂😅🎉 Jen se neboj! Stát to všechno zaplati e😂😅 A byt pro každého z vás v Praze 😂😂😂😅🎉

[@beverlymccollum8861]

I think that if he was tried today he would get only a few years in prison and maybe some probation. Seems people don't really care anymore.

[@coybi]

"Looking down"? Really?

[@madds_09]

8:28 BUSINESSMAN🥂🥂🥂

[@YOKOSCNE]

I Love this channel so much.😊

[@nateg08]

Crazy! I actually know a family here where i live that are part of the "Plymouth Brethren"... its a very strange and twisted version of Christianity. Wildly distorted.

[@chynnadoll3277]

That’s the congregation Aleister Crowley’s parents belonged to….😧😳😳😳

[@nateg08]

@chynnadoll3277 I did not know that. That's crazy although not surprising. After i figured put they were a little off I started digging into them. They have got some very strange beliefs, and some downright evil I think. Like the whole public chastisement. Also they run that church more like a business than a church. It's suspicious how many church members are business owners. Like... ALOT

[@STVG71]

I guess folks in post war Britain didn't think anything of the sound a gun makes when firing. They were deaf from the blitz from 1945.

[@Leik2487]

Our battle is not with flesh and blood but demons spirit and principles of the darkness

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

Well David Briffit (or whatever his name is)-answered none of the questions. It’s amazing just how many people write about things, but don’t write any insight- but curiously THINK they have . This us common. Let me explain: the interviewer asks: What led Haig to this l? And David answers: that he had a strange upbringing where they didn’t have Christmas . Haig wanted what other people had, and was willing to go to any lengths. The answer doesn’t match the question. Lots of deprived kids want desperately what other people have. That doesn’t explain WHY he went to such lengths . Then, our interviewer asks: “What led Haig to live this life of crime?” And David gives an answer about one of Haig’s techniques (forging signatures). Thats like asking:: “Why did the man kill his family??” Snd getting the answer “He stole things as a child”. So common -we dont know the motivation, the real issue. Which is fine. But things are made actually less understandable when we give unrelated red herring mis-answers to things, to act intelligent snd like we know what happens. This firs more than not answer the questions- it buries the truth further down. Its a real issue with folks,

[@MadamHoneyB]

Came across this one last night before bed...decided that I better save it for today. Not the best thing to listen to while sleeping lolol That’d make for some interesting dreams/nightmares!!!

[@xxemoxxheartbreaker]

Haha and here I am listening to true crime every night TO sleep 😂

[@Chanelthedoll20]

@@xxemoxxheartbreaker me right now 😂

[@mikebeesley5458]

​@@xxemoxxheartbreakersame,every night lol

[@jenniluv664]

I listen to true crime before work in the morning and when I go to sleep. lol

[@coybi]

There's a real life hack for this problem: Watch Spongebob or other cartoons afterwards, trick your brain into going back to an innocent way of childish thinking, and then sleep like a baby. It's difficult to be bothered by this world's harsh realities when watching Squidward being grumpy and Spongebob jumping around him like crazy lol

[@MisterPancake778]

This is where the sludge metal band got their name from? cool 🤘🤘🤘

[@ChairmanMeowNZ]

Acid Bath, great band 🤘🏻

[@catmancory]

I dnt like em. Hill Billy rock

[@catmancory]

Placid rat a parody band sounds better than them

[@maleficent2993]

Right? I caught them in '85 at the Troubador on Hollywood and Vine. Good tunes man

[@ethanmiller631]

40:40 nothing never changes

[@Lassisvulgaris]

Gives "dissolving the parliament" a new dimmention.....

[@cockisinn]

i barely watch true crime but holy moly the amount of work put into this is... yes

[@PamelaLeftwich]

Agree 100%!

[@katybug6572]

I’m surprised ppl can post these old shows without getting copyright flagged or whatever.. still glad they posted it, as it was very interesting n well made.. I’m js, I didn’t think yt allowed this kinda thing anymore 🤔

[@email6743]

Their bank account is definitely attached 😒

[@Apollo-333]

Qt

[@roche07_]

Why does he look like Adolf H

[@olemartinjansson2242]

Isn’t he a character for one episode of The Blacklist?

[@teasp00ns]

He appears as a fictional version of himself in a lot of things, shows video games etc

[@lindaxiong426]

He should have been smarter and made his money grow so he didn't have to keep killing. This is how greed gets ya.

[@failurez4387]

Almost thought this was about a new season of Breaking Bad

[@jayda555]

Looks down ? Bro is looking up 😂

[@vlachyna]

Jsem si tam smočil kus péra a už jsem ho nenašel, proto to mám tak malý 😂😂😂

[@jefft8597]

Hydrochloric acid you say? Hmmmmmm....... Tell people they emigrated you say? Again Hmmmmmm......

[@StevenMullins-x5g]

Mmmmmmm

[@OneOfTheRobs]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm you say?

[@brockobama4408]

*ahem* Hmmmmmm.. mhmmm.

[@lisamoody212]

Sulfuric Acid not Hydrochloric Acid. Two different acids.

[@rollmeister]

Sulfuric Acid

[@swatman1107]

He should have meet Boris Johnson...Then the UK would have been ok now...

[@swatman1107]

What do you think?

[@somnathdas9276]

So Walter White got inspired by this man ...

[@lalonguecarabine4952]

"Looking down"? Doubtful.

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

This is real? He’s one of the killers you have to stop in the video game Clock Tower 3.

[@catmancory]

Yes. Cool game I thought it was cool they used his real name in the game

[@peteywheatstraws4909]

@@catmancory As long as the families of the victims were to receive any residual payments, and not his. In the States, they passed laws after Dahmer started getting money sent to him in jail.

[@DiabolicalAngel]

Whew.....there were/are some depraved people in our world.

[@victoriajones9872]

Classic psychopath....

[@norakleps8344]

Their eyes are always weird

[@emadkarim3666]

@@norakleps8344 ikrrrr

[@1776Sledge]

So is this the guy that inspired one of the bosses in Clock Tower 3?

[@lordgasman9099]

kite string really popped

[@R0291-l1l]

Aleister Crowley's parents also belonged to the Plymouth Brethren

[@kellyculm3069]

I don't think he'll be looking down lol

[@leecurtis6354]

We shouldn't call them a "serial" killer because they feel famous. Instead, how about "the cowardly killer?"

[@allahisapig90]

I do not understand how the men around him didn't seem something was off. But hey "boys will be men"

[@EricPicho-yr2xv]

Heg: acid waits for no man

[@1crimechronicles]

John Haigh's chilling case of calculated murders to gain wealth highlights the dark, manipulative nature of some criminals who hide behind a facade of respectability. His methodical approach to the disposal of his victims' bodies and his motive-pure greed-pose haunting questions about human nature and morality. Was Haigh driven by a sinister belief system, or was he simply a cold-hearted opportunist willing to commit horrific acts for financial gain? This case not only captivates but also terrifies, as it delves into the depths of criminal psychology and the extremes of human deceit.

[@haardinc]

You ever hear said if you can see the Leopard then it's not hunting you.

[@ArdalanSabzevari1999]

0:27 wow The perfect narrator of ed gein's case in the most evil killers and others including gacey,Dahmer and many others you really did a perfect job by narrating that documentary "the world's most evil killers" Huge respect for you sir👏👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@GetchaaPull]

Sounds like the guy who “catch me if you can” is made after

[@PBLE20]

No way! That guy was strictly a con artist and forger named Frank Abagnale Jr. NOT A MURDEROUS SOCIOPATH!

[@taylorwilliams1259]

All that for 100k is wild

[@Psylliumhead]

Don’t know why. The Plymouth Brethren do celebrate Christmas.

[@TheMostContraryMary]

Many do now. But most did not in previous generations. Things change. In the days of this story most of not all did not celebrate Christmas because they claimed that there was nothing in the Bible that stated it should be so.

[@Psylliumhead]

@@TheMostContraryMary no, that is not true. They are divided into two groups, the open and closed. The vast majority are open. They have always celebrated Christmas and are basically a Bible church that has a group of elders who fulfill the role of a pastor. I’m not sure what the practice of the closed are with Christmas but they are considered more cultic by the open. So the broad brush they are painted with by this video is totally inaccurate.

[@TrueCrimeStories94]

I watched this video and I was really shocked. This is a horrible story and I can't believe this happened. I'm so glad the killer was caught and convicted.

[@MelbyDK]

You repeats the same crime history so many times. Find some new crime history

[@brittaniosullivan7745]

Yeah that's true this documentary was on this channel like years ago, they probably just re-upload videos to get more views on them now that there's a bigger audience

[@quaver1239]

Ooh, thanks. Didn’t know this. Don’t think I’ll watch, after all.

[@RedDeadReverie]

I can imagine it was an addiction for him considering how much money he made without getting caught right away. Probably felt like a cheat code to ultimate wealth. Crazy guy.

[@svihl666]

42:49 / 46:32

[@catk9007]

Damn residue!!!