The WW2 Veteran Who Killed Two Women He Dated |Murder Maps

[@aaliaraja19]

Murder maps is the best! Such an amazing show, please upload more! ❤

[@sundaehouser6672]

Idk why more ppl don't watch this...really interesting shows!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@glenbritton2086]

Gotta agree!! Love this show!!

[@Frenchblue8]

The guy that is playing Heath is an amazingly good actor really really good. I hope he's made a career because there would be no reason for him not to, the British TV industry is so homogeneous, you just see the same people again and again which is fine cuz most of them are just so damn good and it's nice to see familiar faces playing different roles it's like visiting old friends. Anyway all I wanted to say was I just thought he was a bloody good actor and hope he's working a lot I'd love to see him in something more lasting than this

[@sodapop83]

one of the best crime shows ever imo

[@alexnamibia]

The narrator voice my gosh, I cant stop watching murder maps.

[@cruisepaige]

“Damn miracle we won that war.” And the scary thing is, he believes it.

[@lelostimulus9995]

It was, Heath single handedly took out 16 Mercedes panzer factories and took out 30 battalions in 15 strafes! Can't believe you never heard of the greatest RAF fighter ace Heath.

[@legitbeans9078]

The soviet Union won the war in Europe. They lost more soldiers than any other nation. Although they were massively supported by the US and UK and Although their tactics of "whomever surrenders will be shot" tactics were a thing, once they got their artillery in place the nazis didn't stand a chance.

[@Dulcimertunes]

Prior to these two murders another young woman was rescued by hotel staff before Heath could savage and murder her. Sadly, she refused to press charges, no doubt to avoid publicity of being in a hotel room with a man who was not her husband. I wonder what she thought when she heard about these murders and how her testimony against Heath may have prevented them.

[@Chihayamoon]

He did not do it

[@johannaholmgren8088]

@@Chihayamoon How do you know?

[@Chihayamoon]

@@johannaholmgren8088 i know all

[@johannaholmgren8088]

@@Chihayamoon I see. Sorry I bothered.

[@WVgrl59]

@@Chihayamoon if you did know all you would certainly know not to be creepy on KZbin. So apparently you don't know everything because you are creepy and weird.

[@eddiesroom1868]

Thank you for these- it's going to be a good month!

[@johndowney8575]

What a brutal coward!

[@deborahhockett]

Absolutely fascinating Excellent production.

[@renee1961]

Thank You! Love the films! Excellent Narrator!

[@Dulcimertunes]

Too bad the defense attorney wasn’t as worried about the VICTIMS’ FAMILIES as he was about the Heath family ‘feelings’ 😆

[@sophiejameson4064]

You're missing the point. The job of the defence team is to defend the accused. The prosecution are there to represent the victims and, incidentally the families of those victims.

[@mariatorres5563]

Best documetarys out there by far... Real crimes Murder maps has the best actors/actres out there too.. Just so good all around but for real the acting is crazy super great... Thank you for the great vídeos!!!

[@jenjen.rutherford8559]

I really like the way you include the context of the time .

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

Great doc! Great narration and I love love the accents!

[@Eclipse1369]

You mean English?!

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

@@Eclipse1369 yes! 🤣🤣

[@Eclipse1369]

@@nilsanarvaez7947 love it lol

[@tommymorgan4677]

Same here, well done and I love the English accents.

[@rogersledz6793]

Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!

[@pallexa]

That narrator makes me want to do the Time Warp again!

[@cautionTosser]

Would’ve been perfect if he’d been wearing fishnets when he stood up

[@rhiannonwilkshire703]

😂😂

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Sounds like an older gent.

[@Satan-ub7we]

Just a jump to left

[@gailjarvis2592]

@@cautionTosser Lowbrow comment. Congrats to you for your dainty imagination.

[@giuseppenero110]

I agree that all criminals (big or small) are insane to some degree, but allowing that to be used as a defense, is more insane.

[@tamaarduany9606]

Authorities must start programs to fight child abuse . It will help reduce SOME future crimes. Since some are born Evil. Nothing could change that. Als

[@tamaarduany9606]

Another method is finding a way to report some individual anonymously . Have some data base lists for those suspected. Since watching the crime videos, many were suspected and reported. But authorities could do nothing unless they commit the first serious crime. So the whole system need a real FIX

[@eddiesroom1868]

That's generous, it's usually domestic, so *no* but you might actually fit insane - because earth is insane technically 39:00 🤟🏻 so clearly I'm crazy too

[@sophiejameson4064]

Insanity has been accepted as a defence for centuries. However it is not easily accepted. The conditions for a successful plea of insanity are stringent and defendants convicted on these grounds are likely never to be released.

[@Orphen42O]

Heath wanted to be considered "dashing" and "posh". This story is reminiscent of "The Charmer", a 1987 British television series starring Nigel Havers as a con man who used his good looks and seductive manner to manipulate others. The central character tries, like Heath, to portray himself as a glamorous RAF pilot.

[@johncahalane7327]

Yes it reminds me a little of The Charmer if I remember "Raff" was his name, he liked money, high life, married rich women, but the difference with Neville Heather was his affair with an obsessed older woman wanting him, and an obsessed jealous husband dead set on destroying him after years of frustration, he finally got his man. Heath like many serial killers, there were many in that time pre, during and post war, like all were caught and put beyond doing any more harm.

[@eddiesroom1868]

Dominic Dunne Power Privelage and Justice was the original 4:25 the smell in the air

[@Spectrescup]

The Charmer was loosely based on the Gorse books by Patrick Hamilton (or at least the 1st book. His alcoholism was clearly getting the better of him by the time he finished the trilogy). These books were inspired by Neville Heath.

[@Joanla1954]

This actor, like Mark Harmon playing Ted Bundy, is far better looking than the real killer. Sad for the victims of both creeps!

[@gailjarvis2592]

Per "good looking" I don't think they looked alike, and this most excellent actor was very attractive and compelling, but from looking at many of the photos, I can say that I think he was quite attractive. The heady combination of a magnetic charm and high intelligence would fool anyone. After all, he had spent a lifetime fooling men in all male populations, for instance, in different sectors of the navigation field.

[@icingcake]

🤷‍♀️ the real guy looks better at that one angle but anyways, sick and - craaazzzyyy but not in the legal sense of course.

[@cruisepaige]

I’m pretty sure their victims did not give a rat’s ass about what their murderers looked like.

[@romelnegut2005]

I can't wait for that new series to be uploaded here.

[@Bri_g3]

Ditto

[@johndowney8575]

Me too🙂

[@tophers3756]

The actor playing Heath is damn sexy

[@orchidrose1410]

Is it just me or does this guys attacks kinda sound like “American Psycho”? The whole beating woman before killing them, removing his clothes and attacking the one woman while naked so as not to get them covered in blood

[@mapachehombre1581]

A glass of whiskey ? "well you might make that a double

[@johannaholmgren8088]

I used to work as a chambermaid in my teens. I often wondered if I'd walk into a room with a dead body in it. My grandmother who was English, and who had emigrated to Canada in her 20s, (she was born in 1900), worked building bombers during WW2 in Ontario.

[@patienceboafo1998]

Excellent narration 😊 thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@reneboober7330]

Marjorie Gardner is strikingly beautiful!!

[@tarua3076]

It's scary what war can do to psyche...alot of army men turned murderers or perhaps just too many psychopaths turned soldiers

[@sethwillishair]

London’s dark side

[@lorraineforster8164]

This is a very interesting series, thank you.

[@mlewandowska85]

The actor looked a lot like Benedict Cumberbatch. I thought it was his brother :)

[@myfoodstepss]

Thank you, I was wondering why he looks so familiar

[@sanglunn]

I thought he was margaret thatcher

[@trevorwilliams6815]

JD Caswell wrote his autobiography, 'A Lance for Liberty' which is worth a read if you can find a copy second-hand. He had a long and varied career which started with a case related to the aftermath of the sinking of the Titanic.

[@lwazipumlani6579]

Can you make that a double Dead Row.

[@bellalikesbooks]

im running out of your videos to watch :(

[@jamesb.9155]

"Under the circumstances, you might make that a Double!" A very interesting saga.

[@Frenchblue8]

I'm shocked they haven't done a movie or docudrama about this Fleet Street squad of murder journalists as it were. If they really were like mini celebrities they were probably quite interesting characters and all someone needs is a script it sounds like, right? Can't think of too many recent films or any films focusing on that exact time period, 1946 London. Seems like a film just waiting to be made...

[@LoveMyDaisyGirl911]

Love Murder Maps❤🙌🏽

[@rebeccaweil1]

Mr. Day you are marvelous

[@legitbeans9078]

Agreed 👍

[@johnmc3862]

Well licenced!

[@RoderBrent]

Adam Slynn from Game of Thrones plays Neville Heath

[@BonuxCouleur]

"have done awful things" eur like running away from the fight all the way from Valenciennes to Dunkerque?

[@eddiemartin85]

Great

[@msatxgault560]

Halfway through & still no mention of his fiance

[@robert_i.nastase]

Claim your "here before an hour ticket right here"

[@nilslindstrom8087]

One pls

[@simi6152]

2 please

[@brianperry]

Did dimmer switches exist in 1946 Britain..1.28. opps!

[@TheresaLyonhart]

🤣

[@cheshirewa1tz]

The title that appears on the thumb nail is misleading and disrespectful: 'Lovers quarrel strikes again'!?!

[@gertrudesregis9166]

LATE VIEWER FROM PHILIPPINES

[@Baskerville22]

Neville HeaLth ? Heath !!!

[@blacklivesmatter4918]

@16:32 Did he just say she was known as a goodtime girl then say in the same sentence but she wasn't a positute??? Lol wow! Now that's funny...

[@susanswisher2232]

A good time girl was a party girl. Drank, partied, was sexually adventurous, but wasn’t a sex worker.

[@cuccicucci4480]

The host is perfect for these crime stories. The guest Eric Root author of Frenzy seems to tire himself while speaking. His over pronounced words using so many face muscles is distracting, must be painful. Maybe that's why he became a writer, much easier. 😁😮😛

[@dianawolf894]

Victims

[@susanmarshall7722]

Full physiopathology

[@kimmccabe1422]

#NoExcusesForMurder #victimsAndFamilyFirst

[@lynnleigha580]

Watched

[@elizabethhurtado2829]

💵

[@philipbrazis8732]

Ruth here, they never showed a picture of a dead Hitler, he escaped

[@gorylatko]

...and he is re-incarnated with the name of Donald. LOL.

[@yazminembaied5794]

@@gorylatko BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA OMG BEST COMMENT I READ IN A WHILE. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gailjarvis2592]

@@gorylatko Yep. Aren't you glad The Donald is gone and you can decide whether you want a gallon of gas or a can of green beans to feed your kids.

[@TheresaLyonhart]

I’ve always believed that. I hope I’m not labeled a “conspiracy theorist”.😂

[@1339LARS]

!!! //Lars

[@Chihayamoon]

He did not kill anyone

[@danddd5376]

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