Joanna Yeates Story

[@markandrew8461]

In my opinion the creature that killed this poor girl should never get out of jail. Also I just want to say how well presented your channel is. You always show the upmost respect for the people you are searching for.

[@heartlocket91]

Christopher Jeffies was treated so badly by the press. He was the Landlord and retired professor who lived in the flat above Jo’s. He was eccentric and the press just painted him as the villain. Christopher was 100% innocent and yet his life was turned upside down by the press and public opinion. The rightful killer is now in prison. RIP Jo.

[@Maxigirl5523]

It was the usual stereo-typing.

[@lillianbradley2206]

That's ok. He sued them and won.

[@Tidybitz]

@@lillianbradley2206 ... Quite rightly.

[@dave8484able]

I’m glad Jeffries Sued the bastards.

[@jrbs]

The way the media and police treated Christopher Jeffries was absolutely disgusting.

[@yvonneevie5926]

agree

[@sonjastanger5858]

I agree

[@jarrowjonny]

I concur although he acted guilty so I can understand it but I apologise for that reaction now

[@annhollowell5352]

Yes , poor man.

[@Jamb1967]

Hear hear

[@jasonsmith6074]

What a lovely thoughtful gesture to take flowers to her grave .R.I.P Joanna

[@samkenyon4522]

I was living in Bristol at the time and remember how sad and shocked everyone was by this awful tragedy. Her poor landlord was vilified in the press despite being 100% innocent (and by all accounts of my acquaintances who knew him, was actually a lovely man). Lovely to see you leaving flowers for Jo, I hope her family have found some peace and happiness in recent years.

[@suz-x]

Very sad.. may Joanna RIP 🙏🏼 Very respectfully presented. It was a lovely to see you leaving flowers for her. ❤️

[@edwardmurphy1585]

🙏 rip

[@edwardmurphy1585]

Thank you so 💓

[@dreadpirateroberts4052]

Yeah absolutely, leaving is a nice touch.

[@dreadpirateroberts4052]

Leaving flowers*

[@sonjastanger5858]

Yes, ty, Paul💞🥀🙏☮🕊

[@gwenbrashier5873]

Rest in Peace Jo.... what happened to you was horrific. The landlord suffered horrific abuse due to simply being eccentric, I felt so sorry for him away back at the time. Thank you for leaving her your beautiful flowers. Such a touching tribute 😊😊❤️

[@matthewmedley8532]

Yes. Awful case. Rip.

[@Annie.Kashmir]

What a lovely gesture to leave Jo. a bouquet of flowers. Thank you Paul for remembering Jo. R.I.P 💐

[@allisongriffiths4303]

My heart went out to this poor young lady and her family a decade ago and it still does. RIP Jo. Thank you Paul for showing such empathy and sensitivity.

[@kellydee2780]

Did not know about this(in the U.S.),thank you for respecting this poor girls memory and telling her story to those of us who didn't know.

[@deanp3460]

RIP JOANNA YEATES, I remembered that story like it was yesterday.

[@enochpowellslibrarian5595]

I remember the nasty things said about the landlord in the papers , typical UK press ! . Great video btw, I love the crime files as well as the famous graves, keep up the good work 👍

[@elaine58100]

Beautifully done! The flowers were a lovely touch. I can't believe it is over 10 years ago - so very sad.

[@smilearthaywood]

Poor Jo. Thanks for leaving her some flowers, you're a gentleman.

[@TheAquaAdventurer]

Superbly covered paul .. very nice of you to lay flowers for her .. thank you 😊

[@louisagore1425]

I lived in bristol all my life and i worked in the BRI hospital in the centre not far from clifton. I was terrified to go to work after this incident god keep her safe in ur loving arms. Such a wonderful informative video thank you and i was very touched to see you leave her flowers very kind and decent of you GOD REST JO xxx

[@tracyhughes2921]

So beautiful how you respect them putting flowers there for them what a true kind gentleman you are

[@susannahgingras8546]

I love that you left Jo flowers. Thank you.

[@TibetBliss]

I love, Love, LOVE that you sometimes leave flowers at the gravesite. In addition, the compassion and sadness for the more tragic stories is so genuinely palpable in your voice.

[@shaneyevans7850]

Thank you Paul for covering the story of Joanna. I did not know her but I'm a Bristolian and followed & still remember her case/story. This was close to home as Joanna was only 3yrs older than my own daughter and we both worked at the time in a hotel down the road so The Ram was one of the pubs frequently visited by us. My heart breaks for her family, joanna had her whole life ahead of her. I hope the family is one day able to find peace. Joanna is remember in Bristol sadly by her untimely end rather than the lovely person I gather she was, but she is remembered. Love to her family/boyfriend/friends & Thank you Paul for being so respectful & her beautiful flowers.

[@deanp3460]

Paul that was a lovely generous thing to do bring some flowers to the grave for Joanne. I feel so sorry for Christopher Jefferies to this day

[@mariaburgundy700]

So sad, very well articulated thank you, I as a woman can't cycle alone I have to be with my husband, what a sick world we live in, God bless.

[@rosielee9973]

I recalled this case, can't believe it has been almost twelve years ago. A young and promising life gone way too soon. R.I.P Ms Yeates

[@LadyVesuvius]

I love how you are so respectful to those who have passed away no matter what the circumstances

[@billkeaveney1526]

Thanks Paul, as always you told her story with great respect. Poor Joanna she suffered a horrible death. May she continue to rest in peace heart. Your commentry at the end was spot on

[@kellyshaw7271]

This case was heartbreaking. I recall them arresting the wrong neighbour and he was guilty as charged by the press and some people who knew him. Disgraceful what they did when it was the weirdo with a girlfriend who had done the awful crime and mostly for sexual gratification of some warped kind. Jo lost her life because of a pervert. Twenty years minimum wasn't enough, as hes a threat to women whatever age he is when released.

[@rosielee9973]

The wrong neighbour as you put it was the landlord of the the whole building.

[@kellyshaw7271]

@@rosielee9973 ooooh get you Mrs right on

[@eadweard.]

@@kellyshaw7271 Don't you just hate these people who insist on getting everything right?

[@kellyshaw7271]

@@eadweard. yes, like the grammar police ones

[@rosielee9973]

@@eadweard. don't you be stupid! I hate people who likes to butt in for dumb reason!

[@barbarasjewels]

Heartbreaking, RIP Joanna. Nice kind gesture leaving the lovely flowers, thank you.

[@gjhwebb]

Such a lovely tribute to Jo, thank you for doing it in such a respectful way 🙏

[@UnusualThings1]

Thank you so much!

[@jamesnightingale9782]

Excellent as always Paul..Thanks for keeping Joannes memory alive..very respectively done ..can’t believe this was 2010…Regards Jim.

[@christinepreston8642]

A truly sad case, and being at Christmas really rubbed salt into the wound. Thank you for being so respectful, often in these sort of stories the victim is overlooked for the story of the perpetrator, and, imo, the victims deserve more.

[@johorrocks8927]

lovely of you to leave flowers, such a sad thing to have happened, so thoughtfully covered,moved me to tears...

[@ladygaynor16]

Hello Paul, such a very sad story! In my opinion, that evil man that killed Joanna should never ever be released. I think that he should never be allowed to enjoy a free and happy life. It was very thoughtful of you to leave the beautiful flowers on Joanna's grave.

[@jim-md6ej]

Very respectful video and I remember this all over the news, saw a documentary too some time ago. You could have called him a pathetic coward as that is what he is and indeed the same applies to any man that harms women whether.physically or verbally, nice of you to leave some flowers for her too.

[@undercovercameras]

I'm glad to see she had flowers already on her grave thanks for posting god bless this girl it makes me sad in side to think of your pain god bless

[@jayb8298]

Flowers 💐 a lovely touch...rest in peace Jo...❤️

[@Rosie-11-11]

Thank you for this video. I never heard about this young woman's murder probably because I was a 1st time mother to a newborn at that time. I will now watch the documentary in honour of Jo' and will pray for her soul. Sending love and condolences to her family. As for her murderer, 20 years is not enough. It should be life in prison.

[@suzmiles9325]

I live In Bristol and remember this well. Such a waste of life of Jo, and her landlords life will never be the same again too because of newspapers. Touching video and words . Thank you Paul

[@gailhickman9035]

Hi Paul, I recently discovered your channel and I've been bingeing! I live in Dudley, West Midlands and here in Dudley Cemetery you'll find the grave of Duncan Edwards, who was one of the 'Busby Babes' (Man Utd). He died from his injuries following the Munich Air disaster in 1958. There's also a statue of him in the towns market place. Loving your channel, keep it up!

[@carlturner1374]

Hi Gail , my Late Dad ( A Life Long Manchester United Fan from Manchester ) travelled to Dudley to visit Duncan's Grave many year's ago and took Pictures of his Headstone ( A Tall Black Stone if Memory serves me right ? ) There was a Glass window in the Church with Duncan sat in his England Shirt too i believe ??? My Mum still has the Pictures , is it true Lenny Henry's Mum is buried just in front of Duncan ? I'd be Grateful if you would let me know ? Take care of yourself Gail 🙏🕊️ from Carl BEST ( After George ) Turner 👹 🇾🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 .

[@lizzieberger1110]

This is one I remember all too well. Absolutely devastating and Heart breaking for the family. May she rest in eternal peace xx Thanks Paul

[@phoenixrising6245]

Very sensitively dealt with, like all your visits to peoples' resting places. Thank you.

[@simonkerr1899]

I remember this in the news, such a tragic loss of a life. Nice gesture with the flowers. RIP Jo 🙏

[@garyturley2435]

He should never get out of jail . A full life term . 20 yrs is a joke. R.i.p hope she has gone to a better place.

[@dawnbetts400]

what a lovely gesture from you to give Joanna flowers ,remember the story well and how sad she was found on christmas day so very very sad ,RIP in eternal rest joanna xx

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

The torcher her landlord went through was heart breaking I just hope he was able live the rest of his days in peace.

[@alipeacock3685]

I remember this case so very very vividly and it’s so very very very very sad , RIP Joanne …and may your family find the peace they deserve x

[@johnrice7076]

Hi Paul remember that case such a tragedy young girls life snatched away for no reason good video m8 handled with great compassion take care stay safe 👍

[@sueamos3860]

Absolutely heartbreaking,rest in peace Joanna

[@hillarygroundwell2807]

Thank you Paul for this.Uts so sad but you presented it beautifully and with such empathy. The flowers were a lovely touch

[@julieblundell7421]

Hello Paul, great video mate on such a tragic story, a nice tribute to her especially when you laid the flowers, you certainly know how to make me cry, all the best, Lee.

[@christineclark1286]

Thank-you for doing this video ,I watched the documentary and it was so sad what happened to her RIP Jo never forgotten xx

[@margaretbuckley9309]

WELL DONE PAUL ANOTHER SAD STORY R I P JOANNA LOVE THAT YOU LEFT FLOWERS ON HER GRAVE YOUR SO THOUGHTFUL R I P JOANNA 🙏🥀

[@garycody1929]

Nice touch with the flowers. Thanks for this sad but true story

[@sheenamaclean8324]

Thanks so much for your respectful video, such a lovely gesture to place some flowers at the grave. I could hear how emotional you got when you were telling the story and paying the flowers, a truly sad waste of a life.

[@julesstone7990]

You really made me think about things in this vlog. Would I feel safe walking around all these graveyards on my own? No I wouldn't. I was thinking about buying a narrowboat recently and I decided I would feel too vulnerable. Thank you for sharing! x

[@UnusualThings1]

Hi Jules, I know horrible things happen, but most of us are fairly safe in our day to day lives. When I tell my stories it’s never to make people feel afraid. I hope you still get your narrow boat, I’m sure it’ll be an amazing community and lots of people watch out for each other. Live life to the fullest. 🙏

[@shereeharris3217]

Don’t give up on a narrow boat the river fellow boaters are the most friendly people they look out for you, mour yr boat everyone chats park yr car nothing please feel safe it’s fine really live yr dream x

[@TheKonga88]

So you feel safe in a city or town surrounded by vile human tards but you don't feel safe in a quiet cemetery?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Claire-be4gd]

I remember this case so sad , Thankyou for putting flowers on her grave , so kind of you 🖤🙏

[@frank290862]

No point trying to make sense of it mate, it never will make sense. Bless you Jo. Very respectfully done Paul.

[@ianbennett1491]

That was a lovely thought taking flowers. I just wish you had put them in water.Great video mate. RIP JO. Iain Leeds Yorkshire. 😢😢

[@Anita-sadsac61ish]

Paul, your visits are so interesting and you have empathy for victims, you make so much sense in what you say. Thank you for helping us not forget people that have suffered. Rip Joanna bless you xx

[@barbaragoldsmith7484]

Another interesting Crime story.Remember it it well.So sorry for the family loss.We done Paul lovely touch with the flowers.

[@susanlennard8495]

Hi this is the first time I have commented on your channel.I have watched a lot of your videos and really have enjoyed watching them.I remember this lovely young lady story,and you have told it so well and respectfully,the flowers you got for her were a lovely touch it brought a lump to my throat.May Joanna Jo rest in peace,and I hope her family are all well.Such a very sad story to tell,and I could hear and see how it had touched you as well,thank you for sharing it with us.❤️❤️

[@billted9600]

That was beautifully put together dude, very well done to you sir 🙏

[@monro2159]

Another great video. Rather like the recent Sarah Everard case, I remember the Joanna Yeates murder having a deep impact on the nations psyche at the time. It really hit hard due to the circumstances. Thanks for the opportunity to remember them.

[@susanbrown2909]

Thanks Paul for another well told story respectively done ..poor young lady,having her life taken away like that. In a ideal world,woman should be able to go where they please and do as they wish,.But we don’t live in a ideal world unfortunately ,and there are beasts out around ..they possess no scruples about attacking girls.....

[@jeff88701]

Omg Paul I remember this so sad 😞 thanks for showing this top man 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@mariemurphy5499]

RIP Joanna God bless you 🙏 thanks Paul for a well presented and touching, heart warming video 🙏

[@nikiburton7659]

I remember this 😢 such a sad story bless Jo 🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💖 x I hope he never comes out ! Love being sent to her family ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@8-bitsteve500]

This is so incredibly sad and upsetting. There seems to be so many beautiful women killed for no reason, it's utterly sickening and why can't we do something about it? it's just horrific and very very sad indeed. A tragic waste of a life for no reason whatsoever. I hope someone gets to the guy in jail and ends him in a very painful way.. bastard! (The way you did this video was really good and very respectful, thank you!)

[@The.Last.Guitar.Hero.]

Poor girl who's life had hardly started and sadly meeting a lunatic. The jail sentence cannot make up for what he's done. No rational person can understand why you would take another person's life. A recent news story shows the murderer has been moved to Winchester prison from Yorkshire and his sentence was a minimum of 20 years. He should get a whole life tariff. Shame there is no death sentence

[@TheKonga88]

Why do you humans find it so hard to believe that some deserve to be killed?🤔🙄🥱

[@AlexM-sg8fn]

Could be out in 10 years, shocking - should be life!

[@christinemaguire9746]

Thank you for taking Jo some flowers, and for being so sincere and compassionate.

[@Moescampermansion]

Your crime videos are great! You should do one on the Essex boys case

[@suzielynne9421]

Now that would be an interesting one.

[@susanbrown2909]

Yes it would

[@enochpowellslibrarian5595]

Great idea 👍

[@lunevalleyparanormal]

Thank you again Paul for a wonderful & respectful video And the flowers 💐 were a lovely gesture You’re a Top Guy 🙏🏻

[@markpendleton9595]

thanks for your commitment and time respecting all who we have lost :( now as you recommended im watching it on channel 5 now take it easy my friend x

[@tracybarlow4401]

Just started watching your channel, great content and well told. Lovely gesture leaving Jo flowers 💐 such a sad case, her memory lives on RIP Jo may your wings fly high ❤️

[@barbhenderson4867]

God love her, I also live in Bristol and remember this well x

[@johnconnick3796]

Hi Paul, informative and interesting film again, well done sir 👍

[@archieduke9324]

As ever excellent video Paul ! Your right it’s good to keep the Spirit of the person ( Joanna, in this case ) alive v sad thanks again Paul RIP ‘Jo’ 🙏🙏

[@Rosiecrossley1]

I remember when she went missing everyone in Bristol was searching for her myself included so sad x

[@lindachurchman9521]

You are fantastic how you present your stories , so respectful

[@nigelbrigstock19]

Well done with that story. Amazingly put very kind words from you. You should be doing documentary’s for tv. Well done.

[@denismichaeljames]

We all felt we knew Jo. Because we saw the dreadful pain inflicted on her family and loved ones. Their Christmas was cancelled and their perilous wait for news. Then the dread. I and others often remember her at Christmas. Utterly sad. Her beautiful creative life truncated, cut off. A sudden painful Tragedy. Its her parents, partner and close bonds pain and therefore we must always remember victims like Fun loving, innocent unfortunate Jo. Well filmed with kindness and empathy.

[@annvd71]

This is really sad how she went through this horrific crime. I’m Dutch myself, never knew of this case in the Netherlands until now. 20 years is nothing actually, so he will be released in 8 years. Thank you for this video.

[@UnusualThings1]

Yes it’s very sad, thank you for watching. 🙏

[@tangie777uk]

I remember this case very well, very sad indeed. Thank you for remembering her. RIP Jo

[@lindaball6714]

Thank you the story and tribute. I’m also in USA so I hadn’t heard her story before either. I know we can’t just lock ourselves in our homes and be fearful 24/7 but we certainly have to be cautious no matter where we live and maybe carry pepper spray on our keys. Can’t state anything on other more forceful means but if that’s your idea, than so be it. World going to Hell in a handbag 🤦‍♀️. RIP miss Yates 💐

[@enochpowellslibrarian5595]

Pepper spray is illegal in the UK, along with every other means of defending yourself unfortunately. The only thing legal is a rape alarm !

[@lindaball6714]

@@enochpowellslibrarian5595 oh wow. That’s a bummer

[@Mamadukee1]

I always carry something in my pocket,I do all late nights at work ,so I always take caution ,in this world you have to be as I say on patrol!!!!!☺️🇬🇧

[@charlottetaylor4471]

She was in her home when she was attacked, and let him in (not blaming her at all).

[@ellenlyons4090]

Paul handled with compassion and sensitivity. I’ve watched a couple of programmes on this poor girls story He knocked on her door and being neighbourly she invited him in and offered him one of the ciders she’d bought. As he never gave an explanation it was surmised his motive was sexual. Joanne fought for her life but was no match for him after killing her he drove round to find some where to hide her body and then went shopping to establish an alibi. He then went with his girlfriend back to his home country for Christmas. Police managed to contact him by phone to enquire had he heard anything as his flat was back to back with hers. It was him that pointed the finger of suspicion at their landlord saying his car was facing one way and when he got home he noticed it had moved and was facing another direction. Because of this Mr Jeffries was taken in to custody his home searched his car taken away and his picture in all the papers who named him as a suspect. He may look different but he is a highly intelligent man owns the two large houses renting them out as several flats apart from the one he lived in. The poor man’s life became a nightmare on the say so of the real killer. Mr Jeffries successfully sued the papers and was payed a great deal of money in damages and was issued an apology from the police. And as we know Tabard was found to have committed the crime and after pleading guilty was given life. He took Joanne’s life he ruined her fiancée life . He ruined her parents and brother lives and the landlord had his life ruined also not to mention Tabards girlfriend life. All these people were his victims. RIP Joanne with the Angels 👼now.

[@mariemcbride3918]

Awww so lovely of u to take flowers. Iam a domestic violence survivor. After 5 years I fled in to refuge week after he killed himself and recorded him self dying on a dictphone tape I firmly belive and so does womens aid if he had found me I don't think I'd be here now . May she rest In peace so sad . I dont understand sensesless killing I really don't. But going through domestic violence as I did you know people are capable of nasty evil things scary world. Thanks for sharing her story so she's never forgotten ❤️

[@peterbrown5660]

another brilliant episode thanks rip Joanna

[@antonellavenice9996]

Yes I watched that documetary very sad totally agree a woman should be able to live her life as she wants

[@shellyjack100]

I stumbled across your site and can honestly say that it’s so interesting , you show respect and integrity for the people who have passed I applaud 👏🏻 you buddy

[@UnusualThings1]

Thank you for watching and for your comment. 🙏

[@mothman411]

Made me realise that it’s 20 years this year since Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman were so cruelly taken. So very sad.

[@MrSilkykev]

What a great touch putting flowers down what a good guy well done.

[@abigailphilips825]

I remember the night it happened, I was up all night with my horse who wasn't very well, it was a freezing cold night with huge still stars. Very eerie and something I'll never forget and that the poor girl suffered what she did...May she rest in peace, thank you for another respectful video and keeping her family in my thoughts always.

[@MavAuto-Pete]

Another great video Paul, So sad to see such a young life taken away from the world. The landlord looks a bit like benny hil Very nice tribute of leaving flowers.

[@stellastone8720]

I watched this one and just cried, I think you do amazing trips to visit people’s graves, I don’t know how you cope with not shredding a tear 😢

[@Catherine3296]

I remember this and I have seen the documentary about Joanna Yates, very sad

[@junelaw4162]

What a thoughtful person you are taking flowers so sad that girl had every thing to live for and it was taken away by that cretin how does he live with himself RIP Jo ❤️

[@pinkyspage3742]

Thanks for sharing can you do Jason swift and Barry lewis plz

[@scousemouse69]

Really well done and presented thoughtful and considerate.

[@rayoflight6505]

Just found your channel and have been having a watching marathon. Great content well done and you are very natural in front of the camera. Subscribed. 👍

[@UnusualThings1]

Thank you 🙏

[@tonymanuel500]

Thanks Paul. Done in a way she should be remembered..must admit when I seen the original suspect, I guess I was judging a book by its cover and thought deffo him. Just shows

[@TommyRazzle69]

What a great channel. Very respectful videos and so interesting. Thankyou for posting these.