1876: The Blackburn Sweeney Todd: Murderous Mondays | Episode 95

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  • Опубліковано 26 січ 2025

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  • @angelique_cs
    @angelique_cs Рік тому +4

    I tend to save your videos for the end of my day so I can really get immersed in it. Because of that I sometimes forget to comment. Just know that I watch every one of them, sometimes multiple times.
    Thanks for sharing with us 😊

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +2

      How very kind of you!! We really appreciate that so much! 🙌
      We think you will really like tomorrow's episode - Trunk Murders - a series of 3 fairly horrific murders where the women end up in a trunk discovered by people wondering what that smell is.... Thank you again - the wonderful comments are really motivating.😊

  • @ladavk2951
    @ladavk2951 Рік тому +3

    Beautiful narration, I appreciate how you go in to details and atmosphere of the time.

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +1

      That is really kind!! We very much appreciate your kind comments!🙌

  • @zero_bs_tolerance8646
    @zero_bs_tolerance8646 Рік тому +4

    How cruel and selfish to do that to her. Poor child. May she RIP.
    Emily Holland was also the name of the last person to see Mary Ann Nichols alive, (besides JTR, of course).
    Thanks very much. Have a great week ahead, everyone.

  • @atsukorichards1675
    @atsukorichards1675 Рік тому +1

    Nice work as usual! One thing I wonder is where Mrs. Fish and two children were at that evening and night....

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +1

      ooooh! Good question! Our understanidng is that he had an empty office - a "lock up" - for what purpose we do not know. And the events unfolded there.... It was interesting to us the press's take on the police perceived dis-interest in the theory by the coronor with the hair. But it came out later that they had searched his house 3 times but found nothing until the dogs were brought in. By (official) ripper murder number 5, everyone wanted the dogs brought in specifically citing this case!

    • @atsukorichards1675
      @atsukorichards1675 Рік тому +1

      @@newsofthetimes oh, I see. Thank you for the information about the room. And it is very Interesting that the dogs actually sniffed out the evidences in this case! I was always wondering that it had been a proper procedure to bring in dogs to the crime scenes or potential places at that time, for I read that right after the discovery of Mary Kelly's murder the police had to wait for the bloodhound (which couldn't be reached) on Commissioner Warren's order for 2 hours. Everyone must have been disappointed.

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +1

      @@atsukorichards1675 Yes. There was a lot of resentment by rthe community - who felt the police were not doing enough or were out of their depth - that bloodhounds had not been brought in with the ripper case. Thank you for reaching out! and thank you for your support.🙌

  • @brendaholliday6866
    @brendaholliday6866 Рік тому +5

    What a truly despicable man William Fish was to commit such a horrific murder to this precious little girl, Emily Holland. I'm glad he confessed and received the death penalty, period! Great investigating, presentation, illustrations, and photos, too. Take care 🦋

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +1

      Thank you - glad you liked it🙌

    • @Dude0000
      @Dude0000 11 місяців тому +1

      @@newsofthetimes was he related to Albert Fish, I wonder?

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  11 місяців тому

      @@Dude0000 Ah! We have been asked this before and we do not beleive so. That would be super creepy, wouldn't it? You would be taking a step back with anyone with the last name of fish. 😄

  • @laurabuehler
    @laurabuehler Рік тому +3

    I wonder if he was related to Albert Fish, who also killed children. While it doesn't say that William Fish killed multiple kids, I suspect he would have if he'd not gotten caught. I always wondered if the propensity to kill has a genetic/familial component, so knowing if they were related would be interesting.

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +2

      Hmmm. Interesting question. As far as we can remember, William Fish family came from France. We believe, (but don't quote us), that William's father had attempted to murder.....was it Bonaparte III? Sorry, France went through a time where there seemed to be a new governement almost every other day and our token (!!!😂) French staff member is on hols..
      But, we are fairly sure he was a first generation Brit as they had to make a run for it from france. As far as we can tell, Albert Fish was a several generation American? Possibly we are wrong? On the surface, we do not see a connection. However, your point about genetic disposition would have support with the murder attempt by William's father.
      Great question!🙌

  • @WadeRaney-vv5oi
    @WadeRaney-vv5oi 3 місяці тому +1

    It feels like to me,if you can 👀/count Emily 's ribs,some malnutrition?,I'm going by my own school sport time,I couldn't 👀 any on any of us,as the same age 7ish,R.I.P Sweet little 👼,A Good Presentation as usual 👋 Robin & Co🤔

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  3 місяці тому

      Excellent point!👍Malnutrition was rife in Georgian / Victorian times - bless her. Our ememory is that her home was standard lower middle class. Gosh he was a mega creep. 😈

  • @jennklein1917
    @jennklein1917 Рік тому +1

    There was an Albert Fish(relative😵) in America who also murdered kids and ate them and he too was hung to death 👹😵

    • @newsofthetimes
      @newsofthetimes  Рік тому +1

      OMG! Wow - did not know that. We will never look the same at anyone whose surname is Fish again.

  • @JLMatterer1761
    @JLMatterer1761 Рік тому +2

    🎩

  • @elsbet1656
    @elsbet1656 Рік тому +1

    🖤