Murdered On Her Doorstep: The Case Of Sally Anne Bowman

In today's episode we are looking at the horrifying murder of Sally Anne Bowman; an 18 year old who was brutally murdered on her own doorstep. Investigators quickly found themselves in a race against time to find the culprit before they struck again.
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[@michaelbiscay9836]

I drive Uber overnight, and every time I drop off people, especially women, I always wait and make sure they get in their house before I leave. This is exactly why.

[@nicolinakisiel9653]

Bless u Michael . I so want to believe that there r many many men like u💞🙏🏼

[@Phillis22]

Very nice of you. My brother is a bus driver and he told me he got a very drunk young woman getting on the bus and falling asleep. She was alone. Another passenger came down and sat next to her. My brother got very suspicious. Called the police. Anyway at the last stop police was waiting. The guy pretend ing she is his gf. The police let him go didnt believe him took the young woman to her home thanked my brother. This young lady was in safe hands. It's very nice to know we still have decent people looking out for each other.

[@justjen427]

Thank you Michael.

[@tink58bell]

Thanks for not being a shit man!

[@mothersuperior6751]

Thank you for taking the time. Families will not know how much they owe you. May you be deeply blessed.

[@AreYOUaSpider]

Why on earth do they move these monsters from prison to prison for their protection? Who protected these women? LET THOSE ANIMALS SUFFER.

[@helenab7390]

Please dont insult animals...he is a monster though...

[@hedipound8021]

They probably don’t enjoy protecting him but it’s the law but u truly hope he suffers so much

[@Brinda230]

They should die. If the law really cared and respected the victims, they would have applied death sentence. Only killing for self defense should be pardoned.

[@lindalogan2688]

Animals do not even do this to their own kind. I believe the correct reference for this individual would be "DEMON!!!" So terrible what he did to this young girl. 💔

[@deedavis8962]

I feel your ANGER but he's a Monster and Deplorable POS he is definitely a insult to ANYONE else animals.

[@Neethan3247]

My mouth just dropped when hearing the list of crimes he had committed. He got away with so much for years and, as a result, a poor soul had been wrongly convicted for 12 years. It is indeed unfortunate.

[@tonyprice2256]

It is not that way by accident. Everything is the way it is by design. Things like this happen because those that have created and run the systems are the very worst criminals on the planet.

[@JustSomeGuyLV]

+Neethan3247 It's more than just unfortunate, it's blood boiling and maddening. As for the wrongly convicted guy who spent 12 years in prison, I hope he sued ''state'' and got millions in compensation.

[@julielevinge266]

Hard to understand how the wrong man could have been convicted?? As they’re wasn’t even a scrap of evidence against him???

[@marirothbauer5407]

Why on earth was he walking the streets. Its criminal.

[@marirothbauer5407]

​@@JustSomeGuyLV Absolutely sue them. Hideous scenario poor man.

[@survivingitall5263]

The police at your door telling you that your child is gone has to be the worst feeling imaginable

[@davidlester6673]

Whats worst is when they never tell you.

[@gremlinjerky8462]

This is why when dropping off people always make sure you see them enter their home and close the door behind them. I know this is a different scenario but it’s a good precaution to take. This is such a sad story and it’s terrifying knowing people like this walk among us

[@JimiBegbaaji]

Absolutely. Danger can lurk anywhere.

[@joe225c]

Amen!!!!!

[@Goatslide]

Except in the Chris watts case 😕

[@rinherdez]

I do this every time and give them a call as precaution

[@JimiBegbaaji]

@@Goatslide Sadly, very true. The peril was on the wrong side of the door.

[@taydestiny38]

So why exactly would you remove him from a prison, where his life is being threatened? He should live in fear and get the same outcome he enforced on his victims!

[@aokimizumurasaki8690]

it may have been what he wanted too.... it's just that for me.. dying would be letting him off easy

[@powpowouchy5]

@@aokimizumurasaki8690 who cares about “getting off easy”? There needs to be a guarantee that this monster never hurts anyone again.

[@anonymoususer9079]

Because the judicial system can't infringe or deny his inherent human rights. It's sad, but justice is just a complex formula

[@whitneyangelie3682]

@Blunderbuss XI Oh he’s VERY human, that’s the problem.

[@mc4105]

Constitutional rights. A government funded institution can't been seen to the negligence and misconduct of prisoners.

[@dumbitc11]

it's so weird to think that he left his 2 friends to go murder someone then he just strolled back, went to sleep, and woke up like nothing happened? that's so unsettling. also the fact that the friends he was staying with were also women? i can't imagine how they felt when they found out their friend was such a sick monster. that's so scary and creepy

[@user-lh3is5or4y]

And also, wouldn't he be covered in blood after such a violent knife attack followed by a sexual assault? I mean, maybe he threw his clothes in the laundry, but still....there would be SOME signs, especially when he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

[@adelejones5059]

And they didn’t see any blood on him, after he’d stabbed poor sally Ann 😮

[@lydialynagh3309]

Why wasn't he covered in blood?

[@GengoSenmon]

Also bizarre how he had a girlfriend that night that simply did not meet him at the pub. You would think he would directly punish those who he feel wronged them. Instead the psycho harms random innocent victims.

[@Missy197666]

My parents divorced when I was 8 almost all of my friends parents divorced and yet none of us became murderers/violent people.

[@JimiBegbaaji]

This murder was the reason why I would always wait for my sister to close the front door behind her after dropping her off. Dropping someone off is not the same as them being dropped off safely.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Dropping someone off is not safely isn't dropping them off safely unless you wait until they check the house.

[@giftog3685]

Yesss

[@meeshiemaya]

In 2018, a woman living in Arizona was murdered by her husband who waited for her to get home and her friend did the same exact thing of waiting upon her to "safely" enter the house after dropping her off late at night. The murderer husband is called Chris, don't remember his surname and couldn't care to, really. He also murdered their two little children and dumped them in oil tanks! We can only hope and pray for GOD to steer and keep us clear from danger. Regards.

[@meeshiemaya]

In 2018, a woman living in Arizona was murdered by her husband who was waiting for her to get home and her friend did the same exact thing of waiting upon her to "safely" enter the house after dropping her off late at night. The murderer husband is called Chris, don't remember his surname and couldn't care to, really. He also murdered their two little children and dumped them in oil tanks! We can only hope and pray for GOD to steer and keep us away from danger. Regards.

[@JimiBegbaaji]

@@meeshiemaya Chris Watts. Not sure if they were from Arizona. Adorable little girls who idolised the sperm donor that gave rise to their birth ... and death.

[@sattiw1401]

For a man to brutally murder someone is horrible enough, but to violate the dead body after is just sickening.

[@qjtvaddict]

Insanity is what they do notice how most of these criminals are bastard children? There’s a reason bastards were slaughtered in the old days not all bastards are violent but most violent people are bastards

[@annatheke4851]

@@qjtvaddict He wasn‘t a bastard though? She said his parents divorced when he was already born.

[@PiXie232]

@@qjtvaddict yeah damn.. I highly doubt his psychopathy is stemming purely due to his parents being divorced at a young age. Genetics has been found to play a large role, if not more, than the nature vs nurture scenario does. That’s just an ignorant statement.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

He was a literal monster in human skin.

[@shuri.ken6]

i was watching a case where this guy dated a young girls mother to get close to her and when that didn't work out he started to date her grandmother (yes her moms mom - how that wasn't a red flag enough idk) when he killed her he hid her body in the attic of her grandmothers house but not before posing her 13 yr old corps in a "sexually suggestive" way to take photos. it's disturbing. these people are disturbed.

[@christinap-c]

I’m doing a binge watch of these. I might’ve seen this one before, but that last part where Michelle describes waking up and not remembering for a split second…is the best description of grief I’ve ever heard. 😢❤

[@themalhotras5545]

Even i had a troubled childhood, but that never changed the kindness inside me and i never ever even thought about hurting anyone.

[@ritamengucci1932]

I understand.

[@stephaniepina4963]

He should have been in jail a long time ago. Sally ann would still be here if they didn't just slap him on the wrist, every time he attacked a women 🙄!! What a sick man

[@gremlinjerky8462]

Sadly, it seems to be the case with most violent attacks. They never get put away and it always escalates to murder.

[@fredajordan5704]

stephanie Pina : So very true. Once a rapist/murderer always a rapist and murderer. These subhumans need to be prisoned for life after the first offence.

[@ijustneedmyself]

@Mayhem Albas This is what happens when misogynists (regardless of political alignment) make the laws that don't take sex crimes as seriously at they should.

[@powpowouchy5]

@@ijustneedmyself he’s right you know. This has nothing to with misogyny mate

[@joanodom2104]

@Mayhem Albas Congrats! You just proved everything the poster asserted. YOU are a misogynistic incel loser.

[@cherylsabol387]

Assault, assault, sexual assault, sexual assault, attempted murder & rape and he was still walking free 🤔yea let’s keep all of those people selling weed in prison and let these sickos roam free..

[@refugeofthoughts8870]

@silver budstupid comment

[@charlottetaylor4471]

Violent crimes are not treated seriously by the state. The state only cares about money.

[@lisam.878]

Don’t move his correctional facility. Let the prisoners at him. The f.

[@lauriedavis5946]

Right with you! 🤟🏻

[@heels4heal]

Explain to me again, why this murderous POS needs protection in prison? Let the inmates take care of him!

[@bethlinn7242]

It’s insane how accurate the sketch was... the man depicted had a lopsided face as does Mark Dixie. Both have a larger right side on his face. Kudos to the woman describing and the artist.

[@slappinsillies]

I dont think I could accurately describe myself to a sketch artist. 🎩 👁👀 👃 👙

[@bluesioux9538]

As soon as his actual pix came up, I recognized him immediately! That is prob the only time I've been able to see the person so accurately depicted.

[@kezz-iofficial4058]

the sketch looks nothing like the bastard!

[@TheRowlandstone73]

Seriously?! I don't think it looks anything like him!

[@maryanne7161]

The features especially the eyes were completely different. His hair are curly as opposed to straight hair in the sketch. The profile the policeman was describing couldnt be more general. 5.9 to 6 feet (cant remember the rest)

[@timosomit6535]

without DNA evidence her poor ex boyfriend would have probably gone to prison. Thank god for DNA and forensic science

[@leighcraig4004]

I just made a comment about that! How in the world could they have arrested him without evidence?

[@suereeves5994]

@@leighcraig4004 you could ask that about colin stagg. But at least his case was thrown out, after being on remand for ages

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

For sure!

[@celeste8157]

One million percent he would have! Can you imagine the life sentence he's going to have to live with anyway?? If they wouldn't have been arguing, he prolly would have spent the night with her, or at least made sure she made it inside okay. However, Dixie would've probably just broke into her home to get to her. Either way, her bf has to live with that guilt every single day while that monster Dixie doesn't feel one shred of remorse

[@bobsink624]

@@leighcraig4004 bcoz police always pin the case on someone if they can’t find the real culprit, especially when they are under pressure.....

[@kiachaotic6554]

A lot of these crimes always happen at the hands of men who were released from prison.. How many women have to be raped and murdered for the world to understand that we need protection? We need justice. These men get seconds chances at life and they’re proving every time they don’t need it…

[@mikeballard8404]

In the USA every large city has a back roll of thousands of rape kits, why? Bc they don't have the money to test them.

[@sammiraysmith]

His first attack was in 1987 the year Sally Anne was born, what a disgusting creature. RIP Sally Anne ❤

[@sneekz07]

This is why I always wait a few minutes before I drive off. You never know what could happen.

[@ChanDarmaHutapea]

Without the dna evidence. Sally ex must be the only suspect. Imagine how many people out there had to be a prisoners of the crime they didn't committed

[@firenze5555]

Also, people who had to wrongly live with the cloud of suspicion that they were a vicious killer - that would ruin your life too. Thank goodness for the advancements of DNA identification.

[@MissaPality]

Romano van der Dussen. He was convicted for 3 assaults and rapes of 3 women in Spain, all committed by this criminal. The man spent 12 years in prison, despite DNA not matching.

[@firenze5555]

Terrible.

[@NeweyAdrian1]

Watch the innocence files on Netflix. I belive theres thousands of innocent people still in jail, especially in the USA

[@julianakleijn9254]

such a sad and scary thought

[@alexsay5536]

When i was in school , my parents couldnt drop me everday for classes so thry hired a daily taxi like vehicle for me to pick me up for school and drop at home, that taxi driver always stayed in front of my house unless someone opens door and im inside home in middle of afternoon❤ i really loved those kind gestures but i never really knew that time , i realised it just recently , god bless good people ❤

[@davids5006]

Sooooo sick of the" he had a bad childhood " crap with all these criminals

[@fredajordan5704]

So sorry for the wrongful conviction of the dutch guy, he lost so many precious years of his young life over Dixie.

[@oAgL214]

I'm very upset about that.

[@theb.i.gnotorious9127]

@@oAgL214 me too, i'm really upset.

[@gordonaliasme1104]

@@theb.i.gnotorious9127 No, you're not. You're just trolling for likes 🖕

[@peridotbardot6571]

I hope he was compensated for his wrongful conviction, just sad.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Wrongful convictions are sadly all too common, because police want to look good at their jobs. So they sometimes will simply pick the nearest feasible suspect and pin the crime on them. One of the worst examples is the David Camm case. A guy was at a basketball game when his wife and kid were killed at home. Multiple witnesses said that he was at the basketball game. But they still convicted him and he spent 13 years in prison. The worst part is, the killer's DNA was already at the crime scene because he left some of his clothing there. And the real perpetrator was a known criminal with his DNA already in the database.

[@oranje9342]

These days the offender has more rights then the victim ..

[@oAgL214]

Unfortunately.

[@ryanrich06]

They’re definitely being celebrated over law abiding citizens. It’s scary.

[@lizzlamare8180]

Sadly that's very true I don't why, sometimes i think may be because of money

[@qjtvaddict]

That’s what happens when you give lunatics rights

[@qjtvaddict]

@Victor Wingo in the USA lunatics are free to roam till it’s too late parts of Africa are safer

[@MystikAzn4vr]

The killer watched them argue in the car the whole entire time... knew exactly when she got out and when her ex drove off. Nutty.

[@user-lh3is5or4y]

The fact that the public money - including the victims' family's taxes - are used to fund this monster's safety behind bars is the ultimate slap in their face.

[@LoveProWrestling]

So death sentence for every crime is it?

[@Tatoebot]

@@LoveProWrestlingwhat😂😂 are you dumb??

[@schnee78]

​@@LoveProWrestlingno, not for every.

[@meepk633]

dumb

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

As we all know sadly it’s never a mannequin.

[@speez6106]

I'd like to see a story covered, in a town that has a mannequin factory, where everyone thinks "it's gotta be a body", but in fact, it's a mannequin.

[@heatherlouise814]

not always. one time i thought i saw a dead body but it was actually a mannequin.

[@Davidautofull]

@@heatherlouise814 2 pals and i found a body and mannequin never came to mind.

[@hennylo68]

@@heatherlouise814 Yeah I found a mannequin once. I was so disappointed as I thought it was an actual body and I was gonna be on the news. Just my luck, it wasn't a body but just a mannequin. Man nothing good ever happens to me.

[@myemperor]

The killer, again, is a Labour voter!

[@patmcstuff671]

If sex crimes were taken seriously he wouldn’t b walking free

[@s.andrewchandler-byrne4611]

They ( the police ) have never taken rape/child abuse/stalking seriously. That's why this problem is on an industrial scale. 😔

[@hennylo68]

@@s.andrewchandler-byrne4611 Sometimes they are taken too seriously. Which is why some men are sitting in jail now for rape with absolutely no proof other than her word .

[@s.andrewchandler-byrne4611]

@@hennylo68 That is true. Some are. That's because the English judiciary system isn't fit for purpose. It never was fit for purpose. 😔

[@shakeelbaloushi2544]

if sex crimes are taken seriously then many cops, politicians, armed officials will be in jail

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Sex crimes are harder to prove.

[@m.haslam8495]

Simply heartbreaking. What a beautiful young soul taken so early. Sincere condolences to Sally Anne's family and everyone who had known her.

[@FFEMTB08]

The UK has some shit sentencing standards.

[@karlholtz2472]

I will never be able to wrap my head around how someone could just take someone’s life regardless of there upbringing. Self defense yes but innocent stranger or someone you know is just unbelievable.

[@fredajordan5704]

Karl Holtz : There are individuals without conscience, without any concern about others. And there are many of them.

[@simonw1313]

The guys a psychopathic sexual sadist. A part of him is able to hold down a job and have a partner, another part of him finds sexual enjoyment in brutally attacking and striking fear into women. As a psychopath he has no feeling or empathy for his victims who are just a means for him to gratify himself. This murder and his other crimes against women are likely something he's developed increasingly detailed and horrific fantasies about since his teenage years or earlier.

[@demonhalo67]

Sally-Anne would never have agreed to sex with Dixie and he knew it. They kill them for 2 reasons:- The first is, to stop them resisting the attack, and the second is to silence them so they can't speak up.

[@londongirl5339]

Sally was one of my daughters best friends she went to school with truly heartbreaking

[@666mathew]

Sally was so beautiful. My deepest sympathies to you and your daughter.

[@jasmindumalay2002]

RIP Sally

[@PriviaJones]

My condolences to you and your family.

[@widow237]

♥️

[@PiXie232]

Dear God.. I just can’t even imagine.. this had me in tears. What an absolutely horrific tragedy. No one should ever have to lose someone to such sheer rage and brutality. I hope your daughter is coping ok:) And may Sally Ann forever Rest In Peace, wherever she may be.

[@nathanb5923]

The professionalism of this narrator is top-notch. The story just unfolds seamlessly and I don’t even have to open my eyes to watch the video.

[@Walamonga1313]

No sensationalism either. This is why subscribed to them

[@spitfirestake54]

This is absolutely horrifying. He is a real life demon monster

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Just another person...

[@PiXie232]

@@sirandrelefaedelinoge well, it’s a good thing that there aren’t too many of these types of psychopathic people out there.. because this clearly is not normal behavior whatsoever. Cause he’s scary as hell and I’m glad he’s off the streets. I do remember hearing a figure recently that according to FBI, they believe there’s about 2,000+ active serial killers in the USA at any given time each year. And that’s just in the US. I think it was on a documentary about Israel Keyes. So there’s a random fact for you that kind of pertains to what was being talked about:) lol

[@ivydickson7596]

Brilliantly unemotionally presented, no silly reconstructions and informative. Great work.

[@larapalma3744]

No saying she lit up the room

[@lozz1846]

Agree!!

[@marcop8875]

Yeah like That Chapter does 💩

[@RatTaxi]

Exactly

[@Walamonga1313]

@@marcop8875 That 🤡

[@RichardPFranklin]

What gets to me every time is the senseless nature of some crimes. The reality hits you hard when you realise that you or the people you care about can be brutally attacked or murdered for nothing. Sickening.

[@ijustneedmyself]

And how random... It was a crime of opportunity. If she didn't cross his path she would still be alive today. Someone else might be dead. Awful. Edit: I see his attack on someone else earlier that night was interrupted and she was unfortunately the next person he encountered where he could satisfy his urge to hurt someone. How truly terrible.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

She had so much to live for, but that nutter who killed her was a complete monster. I'm glad I can't understand it, but I can't understand how he felt entitled to murder her just because he was a disgusting freak. That wasn't her cross to bear. Sex crimes need to be punished far more harshly and on the first offense!

[@RichardPFranklin]

@@LadyAstarionAncunin It won't help. You can punish your dog all day long as harshly as you wish, but it won't make it a herbivore. That's the mistake many people make, especially feminists. They assume that those monsters are just like normal men, they only weren't scared enough by harsher punishments into following the rules or weren't taught well enough not to r*pe or m*rder. Those monsters have nothing to do with normal men, they don't think like we do, they don't share the same values, they could care less about strict punishments or your educational efforts. In fact, throughout history there have been all sorts of cruel and unusual punishments for the pettiest of crimes - never stopped people from committing such crimes. You need to understand a thing or two about humans and human psyche if you want to understand why harsh or cruel punishments have never worked and never will. And if we're dealing with deviants, it would be even less effective because they are like the dog I mentioned - they can't be different. The only thing you can do is to prevent them physically from hurting a person.

[@RichardPFranklin]

@@LadyAstarionAncunin The truth is, her life meant nothing to him. He didn't think twice about hurting her just like you don't think about hitting a punching bag when you want to blow off some steam. That's the difference between them and normal people and that's the scariest part of it all. We aren't used to dealing with people who place no value on someone else's life. So how can you teach them to be different? You can't. And stricter punishments only make them more cautious and cunning because a punishment won't make their urges go away.

[@alicesewnsew2413]

The Efit was so well done. So proud of the women that went through something awful and terrifying and till managed to accurately describe their attacker!

[@annagallagher8187]

He had so many previous convictions and fit the profile perfectly. How was he not suspected sooner. Its always innocent women who suffer. Massive flaws within the judicial system.

[@sentwithecho]

How many chances was this depraved abomination given - too many ! Sally Anne and the other victims were let down by a broken system. Not to mention what her loved ones go through every waking and sleeping moment. Rest peacefully beautiful girl 🤍🤍🤍

[@missjackson3223]

His rap sheet progressed up to the murder. Studies of offenses on rap sheets should be studied seriously, and after an accumulation of maybe five or so offenses, offenders should be subject to jail time in a mental institution .

[@LotsofLisa]

Absolutely agree! Any look at his rap sheet a blind man could’ve seen each crime was a literal escalation from the last.

[@AmyWinehouse.914]

Well done for not having annoying background music like so many of these types of uploads do and getting on and actually telling the story very well and not dramatizing it.Thanks.

[@ismayb754]

This is the only channel I've found that doesn't let itself down by either having dramatic music/sound effects, over-acting and over-enunciating presenters (which I find disrespectful to the subject matter), over-use of unnecessary stock-footage, or as you say just dramatizing it. This channel does use stock video footage but they know how and when to use it correctly.

[@drewintampa]

He was LITERALLY in trouble every year for something major and in different countries. So, why? Why was this monster released into society over and over? Sally Anne lost her life for no reason. Shame on their "justice" system. The guy is human trash.

[@melaniedawn9255]

It’s disturbing and disgusting that he was let go so many times previously. We all know how criminals escalate. Ffs. High school psych 101 is all you need. You’ve done another excellent job with this story and reporting.

[@dawnhopkins3085]

even at 70 men are strong... let's hope he doesn't get out

[@elainecalabro2519]

Zddd0d r 7

[@fredajordan5704]

Dawn Hopskins : So very true.

[@fredajordan5704]

@Watcher in the Woods Very true, especially if they angry or upset at someone.

[@dannybrown9580]

I very much doubt this monster will see the outside world again.

[@tenazshah3362]

They are strong , but get out of breath sooner with age..bones are weaker and lack of muscle tone.

[@shanmareewalker7836]

I live in Bunbury West Australia and to hear you mention that he was here and assaulted a woman makes my skin crawl. Even small country towns are visited by monsters. Poor Sally, so young. 😢

[@amandajundt1994]

So infuriating that some other man went to prison and was beaten on a regular basis for over 12 years for crimes that were not his. So glad they finally caught him. I'm quite shocked though, after hearing the nature of these violent crimes that this man will be eligible for parole someday . 🙄 Way too lenient if you ask me!!

[@seanpadgett3053]

Agree the time the innocent man served should be added to his sentence before any parole is even considered.

[@jrt818]

No, he's served time for A crime Dixie committed. He was convicted of three crimes.

[@susanmcdermott3668]

Evil man who I hope never gets out of prison.

[@tonyprice2256]

Same.

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

This guy is insatiable. He has a girlfriend, he had two female friends he was staying with and STILL goes out and finds ANOTHER woman? What a monster.

[@anshikasharma5076]

I can't imagine what those women must have felt when they got to know what a monster her boyfriend and friend is

[@UFCWWE69]

What a insatiable monster for having female relationships. Everybody should just be home watching anime and making love to their hand like you.

[@Luna.3.3.3]

Wow. The composite sketch was very good! It _really_ looked like him. Horrible, senseless crime as usual. RIP Ms. Bowman. I wish peace for the family & friends

[@bigdundee12345]

That taxi driver literally saved that first victims life. Good on him.

[@BeaIEngio]

Or caused Sally-Ann to die ? Some poor girl was going that night it seems

[@jonathannixon8652]

I would have tried to find him after taking her to the hospital 🏥

[@pits2039]

So tragic and senseless. She was so young, talented and beautiful, with her whole life ahead of her .

[@victoriadempster6728]

What an excellent channel. The narrater is clear and highly unusual for a KZbin true crime channel it doesn't keep repeating the details throughout the episode and most importantly its factual and the story is told in a professional informative manner instead of scandalous excitable entertainment. ✔️✔️✔️✔️

[@noelinerenwick5347]

This story has a great narrator, so clear and easy to listen to

[@uppertroupe]

Also none of that loud dramatic music and bad puns by the narrator

[@SteRDLK]

@@uppertroupe Aye it's a dead good channel...

[@spongefun]

@@uppertroupe or repeating the words "to no avail" which most do.

[@amymckay23]

@@spongefun What’s wrong with that phrase? Are you the word police?

[@kandreasworld4374]

Why do they just keep letting these people go so they can do it again?

[@jilla8503]

Her poor ex boyfriend😔 He must've felt so much guilt not walking her to the door or at least watching her go in. I know I would.

[@Ltc92-14]

Its always the man’s fault 🙄

[@kokothegreat5583]

@First Responder 1985 ya true!!! She rang him after a night out so she instigated the argument full of piss

[@rockyevans1584]

​@@Ltc92-14 quit being such a sensitive wuss dude. Anyone would feel guilty after dropping someone they cared for off and driving off immediately before they were brutally murdered then had their corpse used for gratification. You're worried about the wrong shit and it's weak

[@tristanmorgan852]

It's a point of annoyance for my loved ones that I always make sure they get to the door and inside the house when I drop them off because of this murder

[@kristiriley]

He has this odd fascination with the number 7 it seems. He stabbed the Thai woman in Australia 7 times. Just like Sally Ann. Thankfully she lived. I can't believe he hadn't been charged with that. He's habitual! My heart goes out to all the victims of this horrible monster.

[@miryanacurcic6460]

Disgusting That an innocent man spent twelve years in jail whilst this monster was free to prey on women and getting away with it for so long. The innocent man should have been compensated, what a waste!

[@terencehennegan1439]

HOW can they even consider giving him back his freedom after being convicted of such an evil crime especially when the evidence was overwhelming. I’d like to ask the people who make those decisions “ if it was one of yours “ would they feel the same way !...NO they would not. Pathetic justice.

[@melodiechartier5173]

Hopefully this happens to one of Those who make those law... let's see how they react, would be a pleasure to watch them suffer.

[@BurnItUpp2009]

Sally Anne was absolutely beautiful and she had so much ahead of her. So horrifically sad that her young life was taken like that. RIP sweet Sally Anne ❤️

[@BurnItUpp2009]

@Victor Wingo did I say that? No. The taking of anyone's life is devastating regardless of what the look like.

[@justice4victims569]

@Victor Wingo stop trying to twist things

[@natalialin730]

@Victor Wingo Know where you're coming from. I feel weird when people focus on a victim's good looks.

[@willwill9136]

@Victor Wingo actually it is.

[@lonnekefalk2560]

@@natalialin730 I agree with you there…

[@celeste8157]

SCREW👏THIS👏GUY👏 when you were telling what the cop said about feeling his heart, I thought you were gonna say that it started pounding when he realized he was caught. But no, what you actually said was so much worse! I can't get rid of the chills!

[@rage707]

Celeste you are empathic and beautiful with it

[@masterxiong7368]

Sad that criminals get more protection then citizens.

[@frankkinsleyii2600]

My Mom was a stickler for waiting for my friends to enter their home safely. That's 40 years ago.

[@elkehassell171]

who else thinks that all of his crimes especially the Murder could have been avoided if the damn prior sentences where no more than a slap on the wrist. I mean after his 4th crime conviction showing the same trait someone had to see that he was and always will be dangerous, this is what gets me so angry, this murder could have been prevented if someone took the time to analyse him for what he was a bloody sociopathic psychopath Evil

[@alinam5092]

I can't believe how many crimes he committed before his DNA was finally collected. Fingerprints and DNA should be collected from the first arrest, for whatever reason the arrest happened, so many crimes could have been avoided. Indecent exposure almost always leads to rape and possible murder (it's never an one time thing for sexual abusers), he was arrested so many times, without collecting evidence and with ridiculously small punishments, I can't believe how all his crimes have been ignored for so many years.

[@BeardedDragon-pj3lw]

Very well put together video. I knew of Sally Anne but I didn’t know the full story behind him. What a monster

[@SunnyMcvin]

So the dutch guy was assaulted by inmates and he was not moved for protection, while the real perpetrator is kept safe....

[@johngurnhill8743]

Sicking isn't it 😔that poor girl had alot to live for.

[@tanyamariefolk5928]

Omg such a stunning young woman....it's ashame the world will never see her full potential 🥺..She was already as beautiful and graceful as an angel 😇..sadly & unfortunately she has gained her own wings now. Rest In Heaven Sallyanne 🙏🏽

[@SHurd-rc2go]

Thank you for your work. Perfect voice and delivery.

[@sw8190]

So well done. This case really affected me at the time - Sally Anne died on my birthday, and I had a younger sister of the same age. She was so close to safety, did nothing ‘wrong’, nothing she could be victim blamed for...and she still wasn’t safe. I hope her family can know peace again one day. So sensitively put together.

[@sw8190]

Sighs

[@cammey3]

It's also my daughters birthday, its so sad

[@LadyPamela63]

@@sw8190 listen to Anne Jones Stacey........ NO ONE DESERVES TO BE MURDERED BUT!!!!!! there is never a But and your SIGH in response pretty much covers it girl :( wasn't going to say anything so i don't become a target but i had to xo

[@LadyPamela63]

@Ann Jones Well said Ann!!! thanks for your words xo

[@LadyPamela63]

@Ann Jones Exactly Ann!!! well said again lol and with those kind of comments are men basically saying men are animals and just can't help themselves!!??? Glad the Men in my world aren't like that!!! thanks again Ann for your true and brave words

[@SuperGrinch123]

My God, what does it take for someone to get a whole life sentence? There's no way he should ever get out, and if he does it's a travesty!!

[@demonhalo67]

Dixie still has some of her belongings. Even after nearly 14 years in prison he still will not tell Sally-Anne's family where they are. He can't ever be released and be free to retrieve those personal items to continue his reliving of the sordid episode. He has admitted the murder in recent years, so what is holding him back?. I believe when he was caught he said the items where stashed in a black bag next to a nearby skip, but all local collections were cancelled until the investigation was wrapped up. The items were never recovered, and he knows exactly where they are. He has every intention of picking up those lost trophies for his own gratification, and that is a prospect that must be denied.

[@sammi5735]

I think you’re reading way too much into it

[@lisasmith9877]

@@sammi5735 how do you know? something your not telling us?

[@zak4tt4ck]

How do you know?>? what are you not telling us ???

[@demonhalo67]

@@zak4tt4ck I know because I remember this case better than any other. The murder shocked the nation, news reports and articles plainly said that when found Sally was missing her handbag, cardigan, her phone and her underwear. What woman goes on a night out without these things?. They have not been recovered and Dixie continues to deny them. Where do you think they have gone then?....

[@zak4tt4ck]

@@demonhalo67 I'd say many people remember the case better than you, maybe her family? The investigating officers? You must be insane to make such a statement.

[@KellyBurnett304]

Such a criminal history with a long list of slaps on the wrist...😡🤬 I hate to admit I am pretty pleased hearing he has to be moved to different prisons for his safety. I hope he lives his life in fear!

[@michellelammi787]

Don't worry... here in Australia you can mow down four police officers, killing all and all you'll get is 20 years in gaol. Now you can see why the guy got a free ride.

[@Willsy]

@@michellelammi787 as a family member of one of the Officers killed, I don’t appreciate your comment. Before you use the deaths of people as some offhanded sarcastic remark, maybe get all of the information. People all around the world will see your comment and the way you’ve written it does not accurately reflect what happened. - he was high and severely sleep deprived - he has no violent criminal history - he was charged with culpable driving causing death, this is not a crime that has any intent involved. It was never bought into evidence that he has a history of hate or ill will towards Police or intended to harm or hurt anyone - he communicated with the families and where possible he has apologised profusely for his decisions and actions - he was given the maximum sentence for the crime he was charged with - he not once sought to make an agreement to plead guilty If he did intentionally kill them, it would be a very different story. As hard as it is, we have all had to come to terms with the fact that he did not, at any point prior to the accident, intentionally wish to harm or kill anyone. The fact that his poor decisions lead to a freak accident has been a source of solace for us. You can have your opinion, but I ask that you stop. Do not use their deaths, my family members death, as an example of a slap on the wrist or as a sarcastic remark.

[@beautifuldisaster9784]

@@Willsy I am so sorry for the loss of your family member 🙏💔

[@Anonymous-lj2os]

You’re a fool. How do you know there was no intent? Wake up. Maybe more pigs need to die before people wake up to the dangers of our modern world.

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree. He should always live in fear that no matter where he goes there will be someone out to get him.

[@extraterrestrialexcrement530]

"Moved For His Own Protection" Let Him Have It,He Doesn't Deserve To Be Protected. 😠

[@xOubax]

Your in depth analysis is quickly becoming second to none.

[@jamesmelton4412]

“In 1986 he was sentenced to 6 weeks in prison for robbing a woman at knifepoint.” That would get you 10-40 years or LIFE in Arkansas, USA.

[@harleyj5919]

I have to wonder if her boyfriend would have walked her to her door (rather than dropping her off by the curb) would she have been killed? Also extremely frightening is what if she wasn’t murdered that night-would the perpetrator been stopped or caught? This man?? He can’t even get a drink without fighting with someone! And then we hear: “He has to be moved from prison to prison because he can’t even get along with men as bad as he is! This man deserves to stay in prison and never see daylight again! As always your content is well done, informative & uniquely interesting! Thank You for the phenomenal amount of time & effort you put into this presentation!

[@pessf400]

“He can’t even get along with men as bad as he is” are you insinuating all men are bad? And are you trying to blame her ex boyfriend who she wasn’t even going with at the time? she phoned him for a lift? Maybe if she hadn’t phone her ex drunk she wouldn’t have been killed? How far back do you want to take it?

[@harleyj5919]

@@pessf400 You are showing hurt & anger the way you came at me. Ask yourself why out of all the ppl here on this site right now -Why are you commenting this way? No one else did (to my comment). I can understand sometimes we get “someone else’s mail”. An example would be “your girlfriend dumped you think All women hate All men”. **I am Not saying that is true with you-*** what I am saying you are angry about something & you are attacking me for a comment about ONE particular guy. A generalized comment about 1 particular evil guy -how did YOU get to “ALL MEN are bad”? (Don’t tell me the answer-I don’t need to know but you do). The part about “blaming the boyfriend because he didn’t walk her up to the door”. Absolutely Not - I am wondering if the boyfriend would have been killed too? Or would the evil guy walk down the street & attack someone else? Or Not attack at all? I am Not even going to put it on the Ex (that would be crazy) because he was nice enough to give her a ride! Obviously she felt she could trust him! For all we know- he might have said “let me walk you to the door” more than once & she said “no-thanks” but I really appreciate you helping me home -I will get to the door & call you when I wake up”. So if I asked ludicrous comments about your comments -it would’ve something like : “Doesn’t she have a right to get intoxicated if she wants too? Guys do it all the time!” Or: “the boyfriend was a real jerk trying to be nice & help her home -now look at the mess he is in”! See what I am saying? That is a pretty crazy interpretation especially when neither you nor I know them nor do we know all the (small) details of that night. I don’t think like that-I just don’t! Have you ever worked with prisoners or even someone who has murdered someone? I have! So the comment about him Not getting a long in prison? Well prisoners often lose any family support they may have had! They lose friends too because they are arrested & thrown in prison OR most go on about their lives OR didn’t care that much in the 1st place etc. Most are Not getting visitors on Christmas or celebrating their birthdays! But if they **can’t** get along in prison-they really have No One!

[@pessf400]

You didn't have any concerns about her exes safety walking her to the door lol you said would she have been killed if he had walked her to the door lol you've took 2 very simple points I was asking about and twisted them into some bs, i'm sorry you couldn't cope with some basic questions regarding your comment

[@harleyj5919]

@@pessf400 No -you don’t know me, you don’t know what I was thinking. You made some assumptions that isn’t based on truth. You automatically threw me into a category of “you’re woman blaming men for everything” category. We both know that was unfair. Re-read the 1st time you commented to me. Many ppl (men & women) would see your comments as a narcissistic women hater. That wouldn’t be fair to assume that just from a couple of your comments would it? Absolutely Not! I don’t know you. I do know you hurt. Unfortunately, it appears to be a lot more going on then just my general comments regarding a murderer that upset you. It really has nothing to do with me OR this topic (and that’s ok). Sometimes we lash out at strangers because it’s easier to push them away or start an argument than to deal with what we really think or feel. (Besides It is difficult to look at what we fear, who or what hurt us or even what made us angry). Sometimes we don’t even know why? We just know it’s like a shoe rubbing on a blister -it’s there & hurts! Sometimes we do. Either way it’s our responsibility to figure it out. Whether it is “real or we ‘perceive’ it as real, either way it can be much easier to act out or say things that aren’t true to a stranger rather than looking at what we really think, fear, hurt or who we are really mad at. Find out who’s mail I am getting & get it resolved with you. (Not with me-because when it comes down to it -I don’t matter -what matters is you & what is causing it). If you hold on to it -whatever “it” is, the pain or anger will raise its ugly head again-pushing away important relationships (or preventing us from having good loving relationships or new relationships). You appear to be intelligent. You also appear to have some control over your emotions a little better than you lead on. If I am right -Take your intellect & use it wisely. Rather than spouting off. It can be uncomfortable to look at & deal with-but now days? We ALL need our supportive, caring & important relationships more than ever before. Don’t burn your relationship bridges because you ignore it.

[@pessf400]

@@harleyj5919 yeah the projection you're putting on me from your life experiences says it all. When you're explanations to basic queries about you're original comment are polar opposites its most definitely a you problem but thank you for the psychoanalysis of myself

[@josi4251]

Such a tragic case. Good job of covering this horrific crime, TC. I love your channel and the way you honor the victims' lives with your thoughtful and sensitive reporting. Well done.

[@victoriaheisser7137]

These video are really put together well.

[@jessy_winslet]

Like wat? 37 years terms in jail? Why not life sentence? I just don't understand it

[@Newport8187]

Just found this channel I’m a huge true crime buff. This channel is great and I’m surprised there are not millions of true crime fans subscribed.

[@shaned3398]

If only her ex had walked her to her door. He must have such guilt.

[@JimiBegbaaji]

In the 21st century. Nope. Men today only walk a woman to her front door with the entitled expectation of being invited in for "a coffee". 🙄

[@ijustneedmyself]

He must. I supervise interns as part of my job. At the end of the day when we leave I sit in my car until they drive off to make sure they leave safely.

[@danewoods4712]

@@JimiBegbaaji Lol Don’t paint us all with the same brush :) All the best.

[@JimiBegbaaji]

@@danewoods4712 Someone's got to yank off the rose tinted glasses! 😜

[@silverstone0907]

@@JimiBegbaaji Not all men are like this. I’m surrounded by men who always ensure the safety of females.

[@Lucy-mf5gk]

So many crimes with such lame sentences - leading up to murder.

[@animelytical8354]

The depravity of this man is terrifying

[@vampirequeen953]

It's so sad!! We lost such a beautiful and talented young woman!! I'll never understand people!! Bless her heart!!

[@glenncurley680]

You should work on your understanding of People Because there are a lot of Evil People that don't give a Crap!

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

What a beautiful young woman my daughter is 20 I can't fathom 😭what her mum sister we't through it is heartbreaking

[@yelzified]

I am obsessed with your content! I am following a few true crime channels and yours is in my top two! I love your style. I love your voice! May your channel grow more and more and more!

[@leannetruby229]

same here, this channel and this is monsters are my two faves 😊

[@calliannedewitt3112]

Love her voice!!

[@isaidwhatisaid..]

Everything about this is too close Live in Croydon myself I'm a year older than her I know the clubs she was at I know the road her family home is located Also know the road of the house her killer was staying at after a night out Know people that knew her Also people that are friends with her then boyfriend, not only he had to deal with her murder but deal with the accusations Hope you are doing Catwalk in Heaven Sally-Anne RIEP

[@bananabuttons6637]

So close to home, if she had just been a few minutes earlier, she would of been safe in her home. So upsetting.

[@chickwitthagoodies]

He probably would of broke into her house

[@deedavis8962]

That poor guy the Ex boyfriend finding out his girlfriend was murdered by being arrested and placed in jail for DNA evidence and no counseling.

[@kanekiken9119]

Seeing his pic sent chills down my spine. His eyes said I'M A MONSTER!! Never in my life have I experienced that! I guess I won't sleep for quite a few days now.

[@JoeCool90]

This was from my hometown (I used to walk down that road everyday) and it was the biggest story everywhere. Really affected our community.

[@shhsydney]

Thank you for covering this case. Was living in LDN @ the time & will never forget Sally 😿

[@jbmaitre5758]

He gets to live - protected for the rest of his life this episode was horrific, I'd like to thank the 2 sisters who put this terrific work together xxx

[@pollyanna831]

Absolutely amazing channel. So glad I came upon it today - just annoyed that I didn't find it sooner!

[@LL-rb8wd]

You said he had a troubled childhood? Because his parents divorced when he was a baby? That's not troubled, and if you think it is then you've lived a blessed life.

[@shaheenkhan76]

and he was not even a baby..he was 18

[@asouthafricanindian9258]

I think they meant it because didn't they say he was moved to a children's home ?

[@Sandija1989]

@@shaheenkhan76 they said he was 18 month old

[@charlotte87x]

Right.

[@carmelvalentina3120]

He was moved to a children's home.

[@luxeternal1258]

It's NEVER a mannequin.

[@JeffVader39]

Well not when it’s on a true crime show 🤷‍♂️

[@malibustacy3333]

I could listen to you talk ALL DAY! Just love your voice & accent! ❤ L❤VE from Michigan 😘

[@Hiram1000]

An excellent channel. Incredibly well researched, presented and narrated. It may come as no surprise that one of the content creators has a degree in Law and a post-graduate degree in Criminology. This is exactly the way to present Crime Documentaries. None of the over-hyped Americanised dramatics normally seen in this genre.

[@ddl4374]

Its bloodcurdling how he looks and seems sooo incredibly normal and obviously had good social skills and projected enough of a normal socially desirable personality to have friends and female friends who felt completely safe with him This somehow breaks my heart 😭