The Twisted & Horrifying Case Of Madeline Webb

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I discovered this channel a few days and have been binging since. I love that you don't just focus on the mainstream cases like so many other true crime channels. Keep up the great work.

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Thankyou :)

[@Sameoldfitup]

"One can live for years sometimes without living at all, and then all life comes crowding into one single hour." Oscar Wilde.

[@willg4802]

He didn't live very long. The consequences of his degeneracy hit him all at once,!!

[@Sameoldfitup]

@@willg4802 “What on earth can you do on this earth but catch at whatever comes near you, with both your fingers, until your fingers are broken?” Tennessee Williams.

[@willg4802]

@@Sameoldfitup deep thought by Jack Handy.

[@avalondreaming1433]

What a great quote. I must read more Oscar Wilde.

[@victoriamorgan8408]

Sameoldfitup Wish my hour would come.

[@changeintheair9648]

I am glad that Madeline reformed herself - helping many inmates learn to read, write, and get education. She spent her years helping others. Helping her community. Impressive.

[@rachelled6763]

Prison gave her the structure and stability she never had with her crime buddies and allowed her good side to thrive.

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you spoiler you ;|)

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[@LaPotraBellaca]

People back then and now, don't realize that starlets, models and actresses are a dime a dozen in Hollywood. Millions of people have the same dream but only a few achieve it and only a few of those are happy once they achieve that dream.

[@katherinecortez7222]

If they came a dime a dozen but very few made it how can that be your contradicting your self that don't make sense

[@willg4802]

I think those hos got a little more than that.

[@willg4802]

@@katherinecortez7222 there is no contradiction. The hopefuls are numerous.

[@anmettecane5690]

Katherine Cortez Work on your grammar before attempting to correct others.

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No, your grammar doesn’t make sense!!! 🖕🏼🤣

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I absolutely admire all the Research you do . Stick with what you do please . We love this channel for a reason !

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[@vannem2688]

2 yrs later and I don’t remember this Brief Case. I’m glad it popped up on my suggested videos. She was beautiful! Whether she was guilty or not it was meant for her to be in the prison to help all those people with education.

[@interestedobserver1853]

It boggles my mind the amount of work it takes for you to find the interesting historical cases you post. Please keep up the good work. Happy Christmas🎅 🎄.

[@ritawashere5787]

The woman is pretty, she reminds me of. Geena Davis the actress from Beetlejuice.

[@scottkraft1062]

I thought she looked like leave it to beavers mom

[@ritawashere5787]

I guess I can see that resemblance to. For a moment on this still picture I thought she also looks like Ashley Judd.

[@mistylynn111]

rita pita eShe reminds me of Fran Drescer from the Nanny.

[@ritawashere5787]

@@mistylynn111 it's interesting how different people see different things in people. have a great day ️ ☺️

[@ritawashere5787]

@Jesus Christ yes Jesus Christ you can you can see the beauty in all things. Oh wait a minute I'm sorry Jesus, the serpent can represent himself in a beautiful package to pull us in. I was just saying she was pretty. I think things like this are good to observe. I was grown before I realized that not all old people are nice. They can be Nasty and mean and they probably were that way when they were younger. I don't know why I thought that simply because someone was old that they were nice 😂 Now I'm curious about your moniker. Are you going by the name Jesus Christ because you love him or you are him? Or neither? I'm just curious.

[@ezragonzalez8936]

Finally one of the few "she was a beautiful young lady" that actually is true! saw other pictures of her online and yes she was very pretty! bitter sweet ending though.. thanks for sharing your incredible story telling talents with us!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@MummyBrown]

She looked a lot like a young Judy Garland, to me. Adorable.

[@ArmouredKat]

There's a difference between intelligence and common sense. Madeline had one but not the other. Sad.

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

Arrogance is the cure for common sense

[@onefeather2]

Well said.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

You don't need common sense to recognize a murder is going to take place.

[@tommymorgan4677]

@@thecatatemyhomework No but if you have common sense you don`t commit a murder.

[@treehouse2902]

Should have listened to her mother.

[@Rick_Cleland]

*_Aardvark's spade-like claws allow them to dig_* *_through termite mounds to feast on the insects within._* *_Aardvark's can eat up to around 50,000 termites in one night._*

[@user-ws5jy5vk7w]

Some people have to learn the hard way

[@peepoPiano]

Mother know best! 👍👍

[@adeverger]

I am enjoying all of your stories. So happy to have found this channel. Thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much :)

[@elizabethtorres6069]

What a shame, Madeline Webb was a beautiful woman. Instead of being famous, she became infamous, she used her beauty, and acting skills to her advantage, thinking she could escape justice. Justice might be blindfolded, but she's no fool.

[@stormisuedonym4599]

There have been millions of beautiful women who lived gracefully and were then soon forgotten by history. At least this way, she's remembered.

[@braveforbesedits2687]

Elizabeth Torres this was sad

[@freedmm3122]

Elizabeth Torres but justice isn't for such as Killery,Obama,and schiff,and a hummer and others in politics just the rest of us

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Justice is not for intel agents either (e.g. CIA, DHS, FBI, military, etc)

[@leewise2011]

That was really fascinating. My father is from Stillwater, and his parents were there both before she left and after she returned from prison. I wonder if they knew her. I do have one correction. She did not attend Oklahoma State University. Until 1957, it was Oklahoma A&M: Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College.

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Just came across your channel. I'm hooked. I especially love the older stories such as these. 💜

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

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[@Flowers_from_sticks]

I really like that you don't make videos on popular cases. Keep it up man🌷❤

[@bradyblackburn4863]

All of that death, destruction, and misery for a little bit of money. Very sad.

[@moseyballad7954]

It's like that all over the world everyday. Sociopaths

[@weaponofmassconstruction1940]

Fargo vibes!

[@JoRiver11]

When you don't have money for food or a safe place to live, it isn't "a little bit of money". Murdering someone to steal their stuff is horrifying, and most people (I hope) would choose soup kitchens or leaving town or something else. I don't know what options there were at that time, but desperation is a powerful motivator.

[@kari7403]

Sadly, it's a common combination.

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[@rodneykingston6420]

Back before TV movies became totally formulaic, there was a pretty good one called A Death of Innocence starring Shelley Winters, and the background crime in the movie is clearly based on this case, but the movie is about the female defendant's mother, who travels to her daughter's trial in NYC from a small town in Idaho, completely convinced that her sweet, lovely daughter must be innocent, but gradually she comes to realize that she has raised a soul-less sociopath who is probably guilty. I think I saw the movie on YT, worth a look.

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Rodney Kingston Thanx - I’m going to watch it! 🎄

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2TXe6yubpehlac I think this may be it? On my watch list now. Thankyou for the recommendation.

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@Madge F, thank you!

[@julz3tt3]

Yes I watched that last Yr on KZbin. Sad and horrible the way a child can turn like that.

[@LindaJones-uk6ee]

I know this movie. Never put it together , I'll have to give it a second look . Thank you !

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Much thanks, Brief Case, for presenting these curious episodes of lives. Your concise and graceful delivery are brilliant! ;)

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[@Ronin4614]

It is good to hear about her turn around while incarcerated. All too often prison is the environment where criminals do “postgraduate” training. Prison is the place to network and hone skills to use in crimes outside prison walls. Madeline really did turn the corner and it good to so hear that about her. Another wonderful video, and I thank you.

[@Lauranna]

Another excellent video! I love that you bring attention to cases have been otherwise forgotten.

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[@rebeccaowens2086]

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[@makeadeathwishproductions]

Hey I live in Stillwater Oklahoma!! It’s not often I hear our town in anything.

[@Mosely2007]

Search KZbin for Frank Garrett he mentions it all the time . Probably the most famous resident

[@makeadeathwishproductions]

@@Mosely2007 garth brooks lived here for a while. and james marsden (cyclops, and dude in new sonic movie) is also from here or atleast graduated college from here. i didnt even know this lady existed until i saw this video

[@Mosely2007]

make a death wish productions KZbin made Frank Garrett from Duncan construction a world wide name. Still well grandma also. They ve floated on you tube for a decade at least. Frank is royalty among prank callers. He died years ago

[@suestarmom]

I live in Stillwater too, have for most of my life! Went to high school and college here and never heard of her! How odd it is to hear this about Stillwater! Go Cowboys!

[@Kyriehubbard]

@MADW Productions My grandmother and 2 of her siblings were born in Stillwater, ok!!!

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😅

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[@emmythomassee1903]

I find it amazing how similar yet different all these crimes are to the ones now. I think it’s so shocking and eye opening because we romanticized these times

[@goldenagenut]

My comment would be the same for all of your vids that I've watched - well researched, well presented, well narrated, interesting and informative. As solid as one could ask for, well done!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much :)

[@kymroberts2994]

You should research and post the Belle gunness story. She was one of the first female serial killers. She lived in LaPorte Indiana, and is said to be responsible for 40 murders. It is a really fascinating story.

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I’m going to have to check that out. Thanks

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Love the presentation. Straight into the story. Im sure this channel will grow. Thank you. New subbie.

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Thankyou so much :)

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I have to say this, always listening and watching to your crime stories. Your voice is so soothing. Even got my mom watching you as well. Have a Merry Christmas and an amazing New Year.

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Thanks:)

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[@irena4545]

This is weird... they lured the poor lady under Madeline's real name but never thought they could be tracked? Anyway, a nice cautionary tale that even while being beautiful and intelligent, one can perfectly screw up their life pursuing an unrealistic dream and mixing with wrong people. Even if she was unaware of the murder/robbery scheme, she couldn't have been so naïve so as not to figure out that he was involved in some shady business. It's more like, she didn't want to admit it to herself, and paid for it with her future.

[@mariadenise1965]

I thought the same thing too! That poor women was lured to the hotel under the guise of meeting Madeline's new husband. Why did they think the police would not make the connection!? All the police would have to do is show the hotel clerk a picture of Madeline and he would tell the police that she was registered as a Mrs. Leopold. Not only that, but how are you going to lure a woman to come see you and then just rob her and let her go? Of course they would have to kill her! Not surprised they got caught...this was a poorly thought out "plan" and I use the word "plan" loosely. They all got what they deserved for killing that woman.

[@kassiebarnaba7683]

Madeline made the phone call!!!

[@gobblelevclass3nuclearsubm393]

shes as nasty amd evil as eli god you people excuse women your ridiculous !

[@cchild9110]

EXCELLENT! Thank you for posting this scandalous story. This is what occurs when a child has never heard of the word, "NO".

[@zoehallett4340]

Merry Christmas Brief Case and all who are reading this.

[@DenitaArnold]

Thank you

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

Merry Christmas to you, as well!

[@cherylleanne9755]

Merry Christmas to you and have a awesome new year 🎄✨🎁🎉

[@reneedennis2011]

Merry Christmas to you, too!

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Merry Christmas to you as well.

[@jennykno212121]

What a excellent story that was. your team and yourself are WONDERFUL I enjoy your readings very much .and the narrator with the lovely voice

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thank you so much :)

[@TheCrimeReel]

Oh wow BC, what a story, Madeline Webb really mixed with the wrong crowd whilst trying to meet the right crowd. Thanks for this BC, superb.

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[@jacknitro9163]

Great video as always! I just found your channel and I love it! I have been binge watching all day, I love the style, narration and music, it comes together perfectly. I wonder who gives your videos a thumbs down. I have never given a thumbs down, if I dont like a video I just go to find another one... I have given thumbs down to comments but never to a video, especially one you have gone through such great lengths to create. Thank you for your videos, keep up the great content!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thank you so much

[@jc2007rose]

Maybe she wasn’t there during the murder, but she most definitely KNEW EVERYTHING about it✔️

[@changeintheair9648]

She made the phone call

[@briannawilliams9664]

is not about what you know its what you can prove in court and they couldn't prove she knew anything.

[@heyfitzpablum]

@@briannawilliams9664 True, so why did she get life in prison without parole? Something isn't adding up.

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Brief Case - you are BRILLIANT !

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Thanks :)

[@A2D4]

Her hairstyle is a shorter version of Eunice Harper’s on Mama’s Family. 🤣

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And what?

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Bobbi, I'm glad I saw your statement as I was going to say the same thing. Lol

[@KM-mv3qr]

@@pennynorthcutt5833 yeah, let's forget the meaning of the story and concentrate on hairstyles " lol"! ??? WTF?

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Penny Northcutt apparently some others have a serious problem with my observation ☹️

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@@A2D4 serious problem? Get over yourself .

[@JOYOUSONEX]

Thank you ! Another well narrated, documented case file. Merry Christmas !!

[@Arandomperson_online]

Just watched a movie Shelly Winters played her mom it was so in depth the feelings the mother felt it broke my heart

[@TheYoli182]

I'm watching the movie right now.

[@patpeters6331]

@@TheYoli182 What is the name of the movie? Is it on KZbin,?

[@madeleine7411]

I never miss one of your videos. They are excellent. Thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening :)

[@cascadianrangers728]

She was complicit in the murder, but proclaimed her innocence because she couldn't admit to enjoying it.

[@jett8193]

Yep, you are judged by those with whom you choose to associate (but then, what might that say about this crowd?). I must say, this year BC, you have been one of the few standout channels for me (Crime Reel is another, of course), consistently delivering fantastic vintage cases, which are often rare, very well researched, & delivered in a truly respectful & non-judgmental manner, for all involved. Thank you for creating such great material & sharing it with the rest of us weirdos ; ) I can't wait to see what you do in 2020! Good Yule & Happy Holidays BC & everyone else reading this, from the snowy Rocky Mountains~

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

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Very well put, I totally agree with you about this channel, (and C.R). Happy Holidays to you also, from warm, sunny, 40 degree Chicago! 🎄🎉

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Happy holidays to you too from sunny South Africa. 🎄🎁🎀

[@carolynfox9051]

Jet - Merry Christmas and happy New Year from all in soggy Britain!

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

"You are, what you eat" Still applies in all situations, including those you associate with and how people judge you based on the "group" behavior

[@57curtnevan]

Thanks for these presentations. They are professional and straightforward. You have done your homework, and the hype is minimal. I was surprised at how "dry" the style is. Refreshing for internet and KZbin!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Wow, thank you!

[@Mary-momof8]

It's hard to believe that Madeline wasn't aware of what was going to happen, but it's refreshing to hear she had reformed her life and was there for her elderly mother.

[@lubnarahman4608]

Perhaps murdering the woman was never part of the plan

[@michaelwhisman]

How does a murderer reform?? They will always be a murderer.

[@tinaharnish]

Ooh. Another great story from Brief Case. Thank-you. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.🤗😄

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I recently started listening to your Channel and very pleased with the subject and material. Can't wait to listen to all your backlog videos.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@tracyskitchenandappalachia2954]

She does look like a movie star!🙂

[@ElCid48]

Good casting for a cinema noir flick.

[@richardshort3914]

*Tracy's Kitchen and Appalachian Adventures* Funny you should say that. I _just_ saw a Fran Drescher video and the picture is exactly like her.

[@daddygirlchanelhines4600]

He eyebrows fucked up.

[@barbarat5729]

I don't think so at all. She's average at best. The poodle hairstyle is ridiculous and not flattering at all.

[@tracyskitchenandappalachia2954]

@@barbarat5729 Today's " stars" are plastic. Her's was natural. At any rate, she's a killer!😜

[@ritawing1064]

Happy Christmas, Brief Case, thanks for all the cases!

[@leanneblake4248]

Merry Christmas Everyone . Thanks again BC . As always so interesting & cases you have never heard of. Best Wishes Everyone from Australia.

[@carolynfox9051]

Leanne Blake - Same from UK.

[@stephanieraebel8160]

Great vlog as usual. Thank you so much for sharing this. Keep them coming and can't wait for the next one.👍👍👍

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Hey, it's my favorite way to start a Monday! It's 7 AM here in Yank country (Connecticut, US), just getting ready to start work, and BC is there, almost as good as a hot cup of coffee! (Sorry, mate, nothing beats a hot cup o' joe, but you come pretty close!) Happy Christmas, hope you're enjoying the holiday season! 🎄😁

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Omg me too!!! Getting ready for work and watchin’ me some brief case

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@@chewyourmilk cheers, friend! Merry Christmas!

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Just had knee surgery! No need for me to get ready! But I’ll wake up watch videos then fall back to sleep! All day!

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Get better soon

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Great Morning, good coffee, BC...

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Thank you Brief Case...wishing you a joyous Christmas and New year.

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Thanks :)

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Excellent as always, BC. A nice stocking stuffer. Merry Christmas from North Carolina, USA!

[@hkbabel]

North Carolinian #2 in the house - warm thoughts to all listeners & of course BC !

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@@hkbabel Well done. Merry Christmas to my fellow Tar Heel!

[@thethingonlycatscansee963]

Your Royal Highness ‘A nice stocking stuffer’. What a delightful description! Hope you had a wonderful Holiday season. 🖤

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@@thethingonlycatscansee963 Thank you. And I hope yours was wonderful as well!

[@coleannjordon9727]

Awesome video as Always! Thanks!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@darcygrund1059]

I am loving your channel!! Happy Holidays.

[@paoyang8785]

I think this is the first new video notification since I subscribed. I love your narration.

[@SueGirling68]

Such a shame she ended up mixing with the wrong people. Thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. 😕🎄✨ xx

[@am5790]

she was the wrong crowd...trapping an innocent person to rob.

[@dr.migalitoloveless1651]

She should of got the electric chair.

Wrong people? She was wrong too. Your kind of sentiment is how women like her got off to offend again.

[@SueGirling68]

@ Thank you for your comment. Most people are inherently good and none of us are born evil, the life that we live and the people we meet are what shapes us. Happy new year. x

[@Melody_On_Pawz1]

Sue Girling She was the wrong type of person, running out of hotels and stealing

[@blazefairchild465]

Another obscure & interesting case from the past. Thank you this was quite interesting.

[@Sameoldfitup]

"The violets in the mountains have broken the rocks." Tennessee Williams.

[@cageyg5642]

@Nero Wynn can you imagine living 71 years just to go out like that?

[@michaelmilligan5170]

Love this channel! Always look forward to Mondays

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@JingDalagan]

"... very good actress" Looks like we can see where this is going

[@aubreyshelton6331]

LOLOL . right !!!!!

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

Psychopaths are very good actors

[@christywhiteman4249]

Thanks Brief Case. All the best this new year ❤️

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

As criminals, they weren't exactly brilliant were they? But I am fascinated that he tried to drag his uncle into it and vindicate Madeleine and the other bloke. So I tend to believe him, at least about the other guy. I think Madeleine was an accomplice, but that she did not realise it would end the way it did. I think the Uncle was the actual killer and that for once in his life Eli was telling the truth. But they must have groomed this woman through Madeleine. Who the hell trots off to a party with someone they have 'met briefly?' The whole plan was ridiculous. Lure some woman into a hotel bedroom and rob her. So she is not going to walk out and tell the police exactly what you looked like, wore, sounded like... So you have to kill her, In an hotel room! (Facepalm) Where the staff have seen you, spoken to you and the body will be found very quickly! Probably the worst set up ever.

[@trishpipkins]

Oh yaaaaaay!! It's Monday! OK now I am cuddling up and watching this. I've already run around doing last minute Christmas shopping. I need a break. This is perfect. 💖

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I just could not helped looking at this video again it gives me mixed émotions i think its the way how brief case put over the storey he has a voice that would make his viewers want to hear more and more of his true crimes👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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New Sub! I really really enjoyed your narrative...and voice and story! Excellent job, thank you!

[@carlwilliamsaxton2146]

Crazy good detective work from so long ago

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Once again a fabulous story, wonderfully narrated !👍👍👍

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Thanks :)

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I'm totally late for work but this was well worth it!! Merry Christmas BC family❤

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Never disappointed and thank you so much, my good friend, for another great read. Like very much as usual.

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Thanks:)

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it's a great day when BC posts a new video. fantastic narration as always! happy holidays 🎄💕

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I spent all Christmas Day binge watching BRIEF CASE files! Happy New Year everyone!

[@greatunwashed1856]

Bucket Head , genuinely wonder if your in prison?

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

@@greatunwashed1856 I have no doubt at all that you're being absolutely serious - and of course im in prison; how else would i get free wifi and have all day to just go on KZbin waiting to be insulted? It's my LIFE!

[@greatunwashed1856]

Bucket Head , oh, don’t be insulted, excellent response, just a gentle ribbing, I suspect we’re both watching,”Brief Case” now.

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

@@greatunwashed1856 no offense whatsoever my dear! I totally got your come from! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[@greatunwashed1856]

Bucket Head , and a happy one to you to, good to finally have interaction with somebody on utube who has a sense of humour, very rare.

[@zukanator3555]

Love to see a documentary style video, with straight facts! So many crime KZbin videos contain 75% opinion narrative. I don't care how the facts make you feel, facts don't care about feelings.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks

[@Bennesara]

I really like this channel, It is very interesting crime storys from the past, and I really like listening to your voice, you are and excellent story Teller, thank you very much. Best wishes from Denmark.💖🙂🌷

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

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Really enjoy your videos. Thank you.

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Merry Christmas!, Thank you for you Vids.

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Thank you and a Merry Christmas xx

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BF your channel is in a league of its own In a Great Way, Thank U for doing such a great job

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@deb6759]

Thank you for your fine work this year. Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, Yippy Yule and if I could find a good one for Kwanza, I would have the whole set!Peace and roses,Deb the TN Scary Lady

[@London263]

Thank you for the video and Merry Christmas

[@ElKE-j8m]

Thank you for yours everytime great work BC! Amazing narration as always. Merry Christmas🎅 Happy healthy New Year!⭐

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@ElKE-j8m]

@@BriefCaseOfficial Very welcome! Thank you

[@shadypinesma8909]

A little bit of a twist there. Always enjoy your videos! May you have a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New year! 🎍🎉🎉

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@vanyajelezarova7374]

"He had strength and she had none And yet we both reached for the gun Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes we both Oh yes we both Oh yes, we both reached for The gun, the gun, the gun, the gun Oh yes, we both reached for the gun."

[@donaldharrill6265]

This is the best entertainment on you tube. I love these mysteries. Well done. Well narrated

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Thankyou

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[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Thank you BriefCase! ❤ Happy Holidays! Vest wishes for the New Year!

[@derby1884]

It sounds as if Madeleine missed her vocation in life - teaching.

[@kcbh24]

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[@junnipe7501]

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[@viviennedickinson268]

Thanks for all your uploads. I love your stuff. As a Brit who has lived abroad for decades, due to my job, I love to hear your English accent🙂👍🏼💚🙂

[@badweetabix]

Interesting, So the uncle who ratted out his nephew for a deal with the DA goes free even though the nephew said it was his uncle who killed the victim. I'm not buying Madeline Webb's hardship of not able to get a good job. She had a college degree which is something uncommon in that period. And this was a time of massive build up in the US economy for war production. Huge numbers of women were hired to work in defense plants, factories and other jobs because so many men were in uniform leaving employers with a shortage of workers to fill the vacated positions. It's estimated that over 6 million US women entered the workforce from 1941 to 1945 and that does not include the 350,000 that were also in uniform in noncombat roles. Because many men were in the military, women began to appear in professional positions such as journalists, photographers, and news broadcasters. In that kind of economy, she couldn't get a decent job? Not buying it.

[@davidearea242]

badweetabix- Me neither. But sounds like she didn't want to do just any job. Apart from the waitressing stint, she was only interested modelling, acting dancing or singing.

[@moonbeampunkweazel3294]

the war had only just started and america wasn't involved yet so I don't think those jobs existed yet