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He lived. It was McCoy. He is dead now. Do not tell anyone n you won't get caught.

All very interesting and strange disappearances. But the Agatha Christie story is fishy.😊

Unbearable.

The problem is to many videos and books just focus on the canonical 5 victims when the 5 were only a small part of the Whitechapel murders file ..

I believe It was a man called Charles lechmere ( AKA Charles Cross) he was the only person seen next to a victim Polly Nichols just after she had died possibly still alive, the timeline proves he was in the vicinity when she attacked or he would of seen the attacker. he gave the police a false name( Charles cross) after coming forward 3 days later. He was a carman( courier ) who would of known the streets very well ..he was responsible for around 20.murders between the 1870s with the Harriet buswell killing (he had family in the area where buswell was murdered) and late 1890s. he was probably the thames torso killer which were around the same time as the JTR murders..a little known fact is that one of the Thames torso victims was found under a railway arch on pinchin street..where Charles lechmere once lived .a possible victim called Rose mylett was found near a Pickfords depot..guess who worked for Pickfords.. 2 women were also found in a canal near hackney in the 1890s, guess who had a cat meat business right opposite the canal. mummy lechmere owned it ..all roads lead to lechmere .he died 1920..im convinced it was him.. obviously no one will ever know for sure..but I believe lechmere was responsible for the majority of the Whitechapel killings..I have only scratched the surface of coincidences regarding lechmere there are many more .I believe he would be a main suspect nowadays...

A very beautiful nature there imma say! Also much more interesting to watch a real video instead of something more like of a podcast

Greetings from Oviedo central Florida

Fascinating

Awesome 😮

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Congrats!

Well, that was different. While I personally liked your old style of doing things, this also works although it is far more "relaxed" approach than previously. Never heard of the Mokele Mbembe before. The only african cryptids I am familiar with is the Impundulu as well as the Tokoloshe. Good to see you back.

Never quite concerned myself with this specific topic, but it is an interesting one. I will now proceed to listen to the rest in this series.

Finally got around to listen to this video. I can recall even our history teacher going into depth about Atlantis, however, I do not recall all the interesting tidbits that he brought up. Regardless, digging the video - perfect for when working from home.

Paul-Henri Spaak, eh? Deliberate choice or happy little accident? 😁

I whole-heartedly agree with the doctor. This is by far your best intro so far. I can picture it doing a smooth transition into whatever mysteries you have in store for your viewers/listeners.

Attalad, that's a good intro! Not too long, shows what you will tell us, and I like the music (then again, I'm a sucker for hapsicord, organs, violin, cello, and piano's) Excellent addition to your videos and channel! 🥃

Taking a quick break from editing to listen to your video. I gotta say that I've never really looked into the case of The Boston Strangler, but hearing about the rumors that they've might've caught the wrong culprit reminded me of the possible connections between The Black Dahlia Murder and The Lipstick Killer. If you search for "Most Evil: (Unsolved Cases) Lipstick Killer = Black Dahlia Killer? - Serial Killer Documentary" here on UA-cam, you'll find one of the most compelling investigations that I've ever come across over the years. Also, thanks for the shout-out, sir.

Ah, Spring Heeled Jack. I remember my first run-in into his legend, 'twas the winder of 2007 and I played The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, there's a Thieves Guild quest centered around a Spring Heeled Jack and was genuinely surprised to find out years later he's an actual legend in Victorian England. Very fascinating really, ought to have some more attention I say. 🥃

At first I thought to myself: "The other Jack? Who could he be talking about?" But as soon as you mentioned his full name, I knew who you were talking about. I can't say I know a whole lot about this legend, but it was an interesting listening none the less.

New intro? In that case, looks cool.

Apart from the vikings mentioned in this video, I was quite unaware of the other things mentioned. Good stuff.

From what I recall, back in 2014, it was revealed that the most likely suspect was Aaron Kosminski. However, upon this reveal, a lot of work was put into trying to discredit this finding. The DNA in question was found on Catherine Eddowes shawl. There were also talks about how Kosminski had ties with the Freemasons. That said, the comment section is simply too small to post the rest of the theories regarding this person and I don't wish to ramble on too much.

Big fan of this man from Kettering.

From the thumbnail to the intro you had me intregued! It needed a dark 2, 3 second fade into your dialogue. Increase vocals and ur golden

Digging this concept/topic. It somewhat reminds me of something that occured in a small city not far from where I live. In this city there's an old fortress around which there's a moat. One day, an old woman was out walking her dog, when she decided to stop to observe a small group of ducks swimming around in the moat. Suddenly, to her shock, something erupts from the waters and pulls one of the poor animals beneath the surface. She couldn't make out what it could've been, but it frightened her. During the weeks that followed, it was the talk of the town, even newspaper got involved. I do recall that there was also a cryptozoologist that studied the moat using a boat, but unfortunantly he did not find anything. The most popular theory is that it could've been a huge catfish as there is apparently some sort of tunnel that is connect with the ocean and the moat itself. Regardless, I don't think they'll ever know what it was as no one ever saw it happen again.

First strange, unexplainable creatures/monsters, then animals and now whole islands? Damn, I've been missing out on in stuff in terms of the unexplainable.

What is this supposed to be and how are you mkr embarrassed for uploading stuff like this

Oh, this was a fun one. I've only heard of the Chupacabra out of these, so thanks for highlighting cryptids and entities that I've never heard of before. The only "issue" I had was that the music was a bit loud at parts which made a little bit difficult to focus on your voice. Other than that, keep up the good work.

Quite enjoyed this one. Probably more in the realm of what I'm more into when compared to the likes of UFO's (which you did a good job with). How many parts do you plan to make regarding these beasts? Also, where do you usually find your information?

Finally got done watching. So, I've never been all that interested in extraterrestials, UFO-sightings etc., but I gotta say after watching/listening to your video, a newly found interest has been found. I especially like the sightings mentioned in the early stages of man''s recorded history. It brought to mind a video I saw a while book that I would suggest you look into - UFOs & Aliens - Fr. Seraphim Rose. Other than that, good to have you back. This is probably my favorite video of yours.

Welcome back. I did watch the video earlier today while working, but I haven't gotten around to posting a comment until now. This sounds like it could be a quite interesting series. I'll be keeping my eyes open and watch whenever I get the time in-between editing my own stuff as well as working.

Awesome it was a great reading look forward to hearing more

Lake monsters have always been interesting to me. We got a couple of them here in Sweden, but nothing that beats the legendary beasts of the UK, Scotland etc.