People often imagine that if they lived in another century that they'd be the wealthy person with maids but most of us would be one of these maids desperate for work. How many women were taken advantage of by their employers or spent their youth working difficult manual labor? The sad fact that Marie Baday's naked body wasn't even covered in the photos and the one woman wasn't believed shows attitudes towards poor working women.
I saw a video the other day where this girl did an “unpopular opinion” TT where she said she would love to live in the 1940s. Someone commented along the lines of: “in the 1940s your opinion wouldn’t have been relevant or even an option”. Touché.
There were SO many women named Marie back then! His mom's name was Marie too, right? So, his mom and wife's name is Marie and multiple victims were named Marie also. That is wild. 😮
"Marie" is simply "Mary" in French and "Maria" in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian etc. Due to Christianity, that name was (and in many countries still is) the most common female name for centuries.
If the police wouldn't have dismissed the women because they didn't have money, they would have realized the stories matched up. He would probably have been stopped sooner it they didn't say because they were peasants the women weren't telling the truth. It's disturbing/disgusting that his wife washed the clothes and even wore them. I'm glad she was sent to prison. They both were horrible humans
I agree … getting a job as a grade school child .. and that’s NORMAL for every kid that wasn’t of high status, most had siblings who have died and at least one abusive parent… but still.. that doesn’t make you a killer/r@pist
The farmers of the time seemed to be kind-hearted, chivalrous badasses... while the authorities were cavalier, pompous a-holes who didn't actually have a f*k to give
Marie should have definitely been held accountable for each and every one of those murders honestly, since it was her idea from the start! She was so manipulative and mentally/emotionally abusive, and with the background Martin had endured as a child, he held onto any ounce of affection she gave. So many unnecessary deaths and tragedies.
@nandini6302 yeah, they were more skeptical about women being murderers back then. I really wish France had a better safety net and Mariane wasn't so goddamned selfish that she turned Martin into a serial killer. He sacrificed so much, he deserved a normal and stable life.
@@Neku628 I mean, he wasn't innocent either, yes he went through some bizzare shit but the way he murdered and assaulted all those poor women and to think about the one who got thrown in jail while being pregnant, it just breaks my heart. I honestly don't think you can excuse such brutal crimes no matter how fucked once life has been. And all these things as still happening now, the world can be so bizarre and scary at times
Yeah, that poor cuddly rapist and murderer probably wouldn't have done any of that if that evil, greedy woman hadn't told him to! I'm being sarcastic, I can't believe you're trying to say she was the one at fault. This is literally why we have the charge of aiding and abetting.
@@haileybalmer9722 I never once said she was solely at fault. I said she should have been held accountable for more than she was. Martin was letting people go, and she said that he needed to kill them to take care of any witnesses. He most likely had developmental delays due to the trauma and abandonment he went through as a child. That doesn't excuse his actions, but it helps explain them. His wife was aware of how well she could manipulate him, as evidenced by her trying to pressure him into marrying her via tempting him with sex, and I'm sure she got pleasure of sorts from the murders just as much as Martin did. I see aiding and abetting more as an after-thought charge, vs someone who is encouraging the act to start with. Who knows, Martin still may have become a rapist and murderer later in life, or he may not have if he had stayed at the mansion. I'm just saying that she was definitely a factor in these particular crimes.
I was beaten unconscious and left for dead for my wallet and cellphone so this story really hits home for me and it really bothers me. This happens alot more often then you might think... I hate these kind of theaves! Even if the victims don't die getting hit in the head changes you physically and mentally.
@@heavymetalredneck7973 right, I did that a few years ago..but I couldn't for a very long time because of a drug possession charge I wasn't allowed to buy or own a gun for many years. Never even charged or accused of a violent crime and I wasn't allowed to buy or own a gun! What sense does that make?
Same. He had a really rotten childhood and who knows how much psychological trauma he suffered from witnessing his father’s death at 4. Not too mention that it was Marie who orchestrated what he was to do after the attack on that girl and he only did it because she was so aggressively evil towards him. I don’t think she even liked him, from what I am hearing she saw someone she could control. You can’t help but feel awful for him despite the crimes he had committed. It wouldn’t be that hard to come to the theory that Martin probably wouldn’t have even murdered anyone if he hadn’t met Marie to begin with. He was only a petty thief who did it to survive. Her? She was truly evil.
Am I the only one who had to stop and brace myself, hand over heart, at the horrendous things that happened to Martin?? I haven’t listened further but what a truly devastating childhood. Fascinating! Well presented, thank you!
I have serious sound/sensory issues which prevent me from being able to listen to a lot of true crime videos unfortunately. I have to say tho that I do love true crime stories, especially cults and the older cases like this one, and your voice is so easy to listen too...thank u for all your great content and for being so easy on my ears and nerves lol 😊
Brilliantly done, Sommer! I had never heard of this case either- it’s wild! Honestly, as gruesome and heart-breaking as this is, I’m pleasantly impressed that the farmers stayed up all night to protect Olympè (spelling?) and did right by her to take her safely to town.
The photo of Marie Baday is so disturbing - not only because they took the photo and where they took it, but because she was posed in such a sexual way. 🤮 Our species is so bizarre.
I felt sorry for him, and even was thinking he was pushed into murder by the wife… until he started raping the women. That cinched it for me - he was an absolute monster.
It's so disgusting and was only used for the worst possible crimes, which was usually the murder or attempted murder of a king or emperor, I've read of a case where they did that to a mentally ill man who attacked the French king, horrifying.
I've seen a video of it on a faces of death tape years ago. It was extremely disturbing to watch. I was pregnant at the time and couldn't eat for over a day. I didn't speak to my ex husband for 2 days for asking me to watch that with him without telling me what it was.
Wow! This was INSANE! Omg! My heart aches for these women that authorities just didn’t care about because they were poor. So heartbreaking. And my heart also aches for Martin in terms of his incredibly painful childhood that I believe led to his mental distress and demise. When you described the murder of his father, that was just about the most excruciatingly painful death I could possibly imagine. What a tragic case! SO well researched and well done. I am your new biggest fan! Absolutely LOVE your channel!
This is a silly thing and I shouldn’t have to say it but - thank you for citing your sources!!! So many history/true crime people don’t cite sources and I struggle to trust their information because where the hell did they get it? Especially in an age of misinformation THANK YOU for citing them!!
You did a wonderful job with this historical tale! How creepy!!! (I also am intrigued by the shampoo bars. They look like a great thing to take camping!)
Yessssss, keep the different cases coming. You are seriously becoming my one favourite UA-camrs because you're providing us with much unheard of cases and unheard of cults.
Have you done one about The Servant Girl Annihilator? They were active in 1890's Austin, Texas. I'd love to see a Sommer Sanchez deep dive on this subject. love your Channel!
I love the fact that you cover cases/stories that aren’t well known! Whenever a creator does a video on a well known case or killer it’s like how many times are we gonna hear this one lol but with you I hear a new story every time which I love!! Thank you for your amazing true crime content 🫶🏻
Thank you, Sommer! I've never heard of this heinous case before. Yikes!! I can't imagine how terrified all those poor victims were! He & his wife were equally responsible.
Oh, my gosh, I can SO relate! Isn't that getting annoying? I'm subscribed to a couple creators who have begun to post so many shorts. I get the notifications just as if they're regular videos, and it is such a letdown. I'm not a fan of shorts at all, especially if they're just clips taken from videos I've already seen. What's the point? 🤷🏻♀️ I did, however, remember that Sommer was posting tonight, so I knew it wasn't a tease but a yummy, full-length dive into a fascinating story! 😁
Awesome , gonna look forward to this now . Thank u again sommer . I literally countdown to you're videos u are that good at what you do . Happy Friday all , hey from the emerald Isle 🇮🇪.
I love historical cases and seeing how things was solved in the past. All those farmers who helped were brilliant, it's a shame the police never listened properly. Thank you for the case, this is your first video I've watched x
This was a GREAT story!! Sad of course, but really interesting, I had never heard of it and I love hearing about crimes from history because they're usually so strange and just fascinating! Please do more of these if you know of any! Also, I saw the pictures and storyline of you and your husband on IG, sigh..... that was beautiful! I'm 40 and have never had experienced being in a relationship where there is mutual love & friendship, unfortunately, but I still LOVE it when I see others have it and I enjoy hearing about how they met 😊 Thank you for sharing a little glimpse of yourself! God bless! ❤
I totally agree about the historical cases, those are some of my favorites to cover and I’ll definitely be doing more! Thanks so much for the sweet words, they really mean a lot to me! 🥰
Thank you so much for a thoroughly interesting and informative piece. I had never heard of this guy before. Love the fact that you talk on subjects that have not been discussed in any great length before. All the very best, and once again thank you. Till the next time, take care.
Thank you for sharing. It wad a very common story that many young women became maids and many of the background stories are common. My great great grandmother was a maid in France in the 1890s. She had my great grandfather while working in a household and she never named a father for him. At that point she went to work at a different estate where she met a msn who also worked there and they got married and moved back to her hometown. My grandmother said she was as a sweet woman and as beautiful as an angel. So many women have gone though the same.
Wondering if you’ve ever heard or looked into Robert Elmer Kleason..? Fairly obscure but interesting case that isn’t well known. Interesting ties to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie! Keep up the great work! Fan for life 😁
Hi Sommer ! Still at the start of the video, case looks so interesting! Congratulations on the kitsch sponsorship, I love that brand. I really recommend the satin sleep scrunchies if you haven't tried them, I also have damaged hair and I find them great for sleep - and they wash perfectly. ❤
I just found your channel a couple weeks ago but i have to say I'm legit addicted to the way you tell these people's stories. You make your viewer feel like they know the people who are involved in the story. Thank you for all of your hard work and doing your do diligence and making the victims have a voice where alot of times they wouldn't have one otherwise! This is quickly becoming one of my very favorite true crime channels! I finally got a day to rest after the hectic thanksgiving holiday and I've been curled up in my bed with my heated blanket and my favorite salty and sweet snacks all day long.. this has truly been a relaxing day being able to emerce myself into these cases and talk to god and pray for these victims and their families. Its quite therapeutic so i thank you.
I really love your vibe. Even tho the cases youre covering are truly disturbing & sad, your voice & presence is so kind & warm... you always help me fall asleep when im struggling with insomnia & when im feeling depressed, anxious or simply awful. So the next day i have to watch it again cause i cant miss any of your vids haha Thank you, i know is hard covering such morbid cases. Thank you again, Sommer! Sending you a hug! Sorry for the mostakes i made while writing this, now im going to probably fall asleep while listening to this vid~~
I laughed my ass off at 22:25 😂. Then laughed even harder after seeing Marie face at 23:08 😂🤣😭. This is what he was trying to please? . Funniest shit I've heard and seen in a while 😅. But this was a ln interesting story.
I just found your channel today, November 3rd 2023 and I've been binge-watching your videos from oldest to most current. I really appreciate the research that you put into these stories, and I really appreciate that you are sharing anus history as well as current true crime stories Keep up the great work and I hope your channel goes on for many many years to come like some of the others that i listen to ❤❤❤❤❤
Servant girl killer from the late 1880s in TX right around the time that Jack the ripper went dark in Whitechapel back in 1888-89!! They never found the guy who was doing those murders either.....if u haven't seen, read or come across anything that is about that case, i recommend u checking it out for ur own😊😅😁
This whole story is equal parts horror and farce. On the one hand, you've got a serial r-pist and murderer who killed a bunch of women and had to watch his father being clumsily executed, but then there's bits of the story that wouldn't be out of place in a dark comedy film, like how he basically got nagged into being a murderer by his wife, the bit where he botched the garotting and ended up making the victim facepalm repeatedly rather than strangling her, and the Austrian executioner messing up the execution and having to awkwardly say to the audience "Uh... We don't have enough room to get the horses up to speed to off this guy. Has anyone got an axe I could borrow?"
I’m gonna keep sending super thanks on every video you post until you open a membership or patreon >:( Immediately my favorite true crime youtuber on the site, can’t wait to see you get bigger!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤
Haha thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🖤🖤🖤 It’s definitely something I’ll be doing in the future, just want to make sure I make it worth it for my patrons 🥰
I would have been to freaked out by his appearance to get in a conversation with him muchless go anywhere with him. That was definitely a serial killer and hes not mentioned at all when they talk about serial killers from way back in the day. I'd like to know the exact number.
He couldn't have had cleft lip or palate as he would have starved to death in childhood, as they had no way of any type of reconstructive surgeries as plastic surgery was only in it it infancy from world war 1 onwards.. He may have had a minor facial deformity or a micro cleft, a cleft that repairs itself in womb
I really like the old cases so much, they're my favorite to listen to and learn about! I don't mean that in a bad way cause of course this is murder and other despicable things we're talking about but y'all know what I mean, lol. Marie-Anne definitely should have been held accountable for her part! She may not have killed anyone but she was still an accomplice. Please do more cases from back in the day, you're so awesome at it and do cases a lot of other True Crime story tellers don't do. Mr. Ballen is probably one of the only other ones that tell stories I haven't heard of, ever. But, I still love and respect ALL of you ladies that do this!! 🫶
Good evening, Ms. S😊MMER! Thank you for another entertaining, educational experience! Don't fret about mispronunciations. As long as you can say "Je ne veux pas être dans ta secte," you'll be OK. It means, "I don't want to be in your cult." 😆
I'm not quite done, but you have put this story together so well! Your writing and delivery was perfect. I had to keep reminding myself who the "bad guy" was because your coverage was so even and thorough. Thank you, Sommer, so proud of you!
Great content! 👍 I watched abt four videos before I decided to subscribe. I LOVE how u combine crime and HISTORY! I'm a fan of both those topics. 😄 So, thank you, and keep up the great work!! 🙏May God bless you and your family. 💜✝️🪻
Humanity has been capable of some truly sick things and I'm ashamed of some of these barbaric practices of the past (such as public executions). What the f is wrong with people to do that even to a traitor?? I cant imagine the trauma that caused to Martin as a child. To his mother. My god.
19th century, yass! I love this century because it was absolute chaos. So much progress in so many things even if it was… not good progress Anyway, french gal here and your pronunciation was really good! ❤ I imagine it was difficult at times. But remember: french is all for aesthetics lol
He reminds me of a larger version of Rasputin. I love older stories! People were sometimes more crazy then, than they are now. I've never heard of Kitsch but I'm definitely going to try it. Those shampoo amd conditioner bars really intrigue me as do the body wash bars. I think it would be much easier to wash my granddaughters' hair and less waste, too. I can't wait to try them. Thank you for the story. So far it's cool as all get out and definitely one I haven't heard before. I hope you do more of these. Oh Lord! They did the old drawn and quartered thing on Pierre. Ugh! Then chopped him up alive? That poor child having to see that! 4 years old. Smdh. It's a wonder he didn't turn out worse than he did. Not that he wasn't bad enough. Just wow. This is crazy!
People often imagine that if they lived in another century that they'd be the wealthy person with maids but most of us would be one of these maids desperate for work. How many women were taken advantage of by their employers or spent their youth working difficult manual labor? The sad fact that Marie Baday's naked body wasn't even covered in the photos and the one woman wasn't believed shows attitudes towards poor working women.
Anytime people claim the world used to be safer I just send them one of your heinous history videos.
For real! The past was wild 😳
In the words of Simon Whistler (The Casual Criminalisr) "The past is the worst," and I agree.
I saw a video the other day where this girl did an “unpopular opinion” TT where she said she would love to live in the 1940s. Someone commented along the lines of: “in the 1940s your opinion wouldn’t have been relevant or even an option”. Touché.
Exactly. The good ole days was horrible
May I suggest the channel "Well, I never" to fellow viewers of Sommer & Simon, and the theme of "The past was the worst".
There were SO many women named Marie back then! His mom's name was Marie too, right? So, his mom and wife's name is Marie and multiple victims were named Marie also. That is wild. 😮
"Marie" is simply "Mary" in French and "Maria" in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian etc. Due to Christianity, that name was (and in many countries still is) the most common female name for centuries.
It was common also because kids died all the time.. idk how many Peter's I have in my family tree but I know it's more than my fingers and toes
It's like Alexis now a days
You are also secretly Marie.
Its like all the mob wives in"Goodfellas"
If the police wouldn't have dismissed the women because they didn't have money, they would have realized the stories matched up. He would probably have been stopped sooner it they didn't say because they were peasants the women weren't telling the truth.
It's disturbing/disgusting that his wife washed the clothes and even wore them. I'm glad she was sent to prison. They both were horrible humans
I can't help it but to feel sorry for him. For the boy, not so for the man. Being a child back then must've been hard at best.
I agree … getting a job as a grade school child .. and that’s NORMAL for every kid that wasn’t of high status, most had siblings who have died and at least one abusive parent… but still.. that doesn’t make you a killer/r@pist
I feel sorry for the little boy, his mother and his father. What an inhumane era. I'm so glad we have evolved as a society.
@@elephantintheroom5678Reminder: Evil, sick and twisted walk among us everyday.
The farmers of the time seemed to be kind-hearted, chivalrous badasses... while the authorities were cavalier, pompous a-holes who didn't actually have a f*k to give
Still true today. My step-grandpa is a farmer & once saved my mom by cutting up a rattlesnake with a hoe (hoe bc he doesn't have a gun lol)
@@shawtygotlo1I came to say this!!! Same with the farmers of today. That’s why I married one 💕
Marie should have definitely been held accountable for each and every one of those murders honestly, since it was her idea from the start! She was so manipulative and mentally/emotionally abusive, and with the background Martin had endured as a child, he held onto any ounce of affection she gave. So many unnecessary deaths and tragedies.
I agree, she was the real monster, would've been interesting to look into her past but I don't think the media at that time thought the same
@nandini6302 yeah, they were more skeptical about women being murderers back then. I really wish France had a better safety net and Mariane wasn't so goddamned selfish that she turned Martin into a serial killer. He sacrificed so much, he deserved a normal and stable life.
@@Neku628 I mean, he wasn't innocent either, yes he went through some bizzare shit but the way he murdered and assaulted all those poor women and to think about the one who got thrown in jail while being pregnant, it just breaks my heart. I honestly don't think you can excuse such brutal crimes no matter how fucked once life has been. And all these things as still happening now, the world can be so bizarre and scary at times
Yeah, that poor cuddly rapist and murderer probably wouldn't have done any of that if that evil, greedy woman hadn't told him to!
I'm being sarcastic, I can't believe you're trying to say she was the one at fault. This is literally why we have the charge of aiding and abetting.
@@haileybalmer9722 I never once said she was solely at fault. I said she should have been held accountable for more than she was. Martin was letting people go, and she said that he needed to kill them to take care of any witnesses. He most likely had developmental delays due to the trauma and abandonment he went through as a child. That doesn't excuse his actions, but it helps explain them. His wife was aware of how well she could manipulate him, as evidenced by her trying to pressure him into marrying her via tempting him with sex, and I'm sure she got pleasure of sorts from the murders just as much as Martin did. I see aiding and abetting more as an after-thought charge, vs someone who is encouraging the act to start with. Who knows, Martin still may have become a rapist and murderer later in life, or he may not have if he had stayed at the mansion. I'm just saying that she was definitely a factor in these particular crimes.
I was beaten unconscious and left for dead for my wallet and cellphone so this story really hits home for me and it really bothers me. This happens alot more often then you might think... I hate these kind of theaves! Even if the victims don't die getting hit in the head changes you physically and mentally.
Glad you made it.
@@j.b.4340 thanks! 😊
Buy a pistol, learn how to use it properly, protect yourself and refuse to be a victim!
@@heavymetalredneck7973 right, I did that a few years ago..but I couldn't for a very long time because of a drug possession charge I wasn't allowed to buy or own a gun for many years. Never even charged or accused of a violent crime and I wasn't allowed to buy or own a gun! What sense does that make?
A friend of mine in NY, was damn near beaten to death for his wallet, too.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but my heart actually breaks for Martin. I know what he did was wrong but I can’t help but feel sympathy for him
Same. He had a really rotten childhood and who knows how much psychological trauma he suffered from witnessing his father’s death at 4. Not too mention that it was Marie who orchestrated what he was to do after the attack on that girl and he only did it because she was so aggressively evil towards him. I don’t think she even liked him, from what I am hearing she saw someone she could control. You can’t help but feel awful for him despite the crimes he had committed. It wouldn’t be that hard to come to the theory that Martin probably wouldn’t have even murdered anyone if he hadn’t met Marie to begin with. He was only a petty thief who did it to survive. Her? She was truly evil.
Am I the only one who had to stop and brace myself, hand over heart, at the horrendous things that happened to Martin?? I haven’t listened further but what a truly devastating childhood. Fascinating! Well presented, thank you!
I have serious sound/sensory issues which prevent me from being able to listen to a lot of true crime videos unfortunately. I have to say tho that I do love true crime stories, especially cults and the older cases like this one, and your voice is so easy to listen too...thank u for all your great content and for being so easy on my ears and nerves lol 😊
Totally digging how much more you have been posting.. absolutely one of my favorites channels
Same
Brilliantly done, Sommer! I had never heard of this case either- it’s wild! Honestly, as gruesome and heart-breaking as this is, I’m pleasantly impressed that the farmers stayed up all night to protect Olympè (spelling?) and did right by her to take her safely to town.
I am Hungarian and thank you for taking the time to go into the historical background😊
The photo of Marie Baday is so disturbing - not only because they took the photo and where they took it, but because she was posed in such a sexual way. 🤮 Our species is so bizarre.
I felt sorry for him, and even was thinking he was pushed into murder by the wife… until he started raping the women. That cinched it for me - he was an absolute monster.
He had a choice
I just HAD to go look up that photo of Marie being displayed. People were sick back then. They could have at least put something on her. Damn!
I can't find it and I'm curious as well. Mind sharing a link?
Nevermind, found it. How bizarre.
@@Valesposito714 ikr?
FYI that execution method is referred to as being "drawn and quartered"
It's so disgusting and was only used for the worst possible crimes, which was usually the murder or attempted murder of a king or emperor, I've read of a case where they did that to a mentally ill man who attacked the French king, horrifying.
I've seen a video of it on a faces of death tape years ago. It was extremely disturbing to watch. I was pregnant at the time and couldn't eat for over a day. I didn't speak to my ex husband for 2 days for asking me to watch that with him without telling me what it was.
Wow! This was INSANE! Omg! My heart aches for these women that authorities just didn’t care about because they were poor. So heartbreaking.
And my heart also aches for Martin in terms of his incredibly painful childhood that I believe led to his mental distress and demise.
When you described the murder of his father, that was just about the most excruciatingly painful death I could possibly imagine.
What a tragic case!
SO well researched and well done.
I am your new biggest fan! Absolutely LOVE your channel!
This is a silly thing and I shouldn’t have to say it but - thank you for citing your sources!!! So many history/true crime people don’t cite sources and I struggle to trust their information because where the hell did they get it? Especially in an age of misinformation THANK YOU for citing them!!
You did a wonderful job with this historical tale! How creepy!!! (I also am intrigued by the shampoo bars. They look like a great thing to take camping!)
I love old, forgotten stories from the past! You did a great job on this, Sommer!
Yessssss, keep the different cases coming. You are seriously becoming my one favourite UA-camrs because you're providing us with much unheard of cases and unheard of cults.
Have you done one about The Servant Girl Annihilator? They were active in 1890's Austin, Texas. I'd love to see a Sommer Sanchez deep dive on this subject. love your Channel!
Marie anne is really the villain here. Martin was clearly mentally damaged. However much sympathy is lost by his assaulting the girls.
Sadly it wasn’t just in times past that poverty stricken women were not given notoriety when brutally murdered.
It still happens today.
I love the fact that you cover cases/stories that aren’t well known! Whenever a creator does a video on a well known case or killer it’s like how many times are we gonna hear this one lol but with you I hear a new story every time which I love!! Thank you for your amazing true crime content 🫶🏻
Thank you, Sommer! I've never heard of this heinous case before. Yikes!! I can't imagine how terrified all those poor victims were! He & his wife were equally responsible.
I was so scared this was a ‘short’ when I saw it. Yay. Thank you.
Oh, my gosh, I can SO relate! Isn't that getting annoying? I'm subscribed to a couple creators who have begun to post so many shorts. I get the notifications just as if they're regular videos, and it is such a letdown. I'm not a fan of shorts at all, especially if they're just clips taken from videos I've already seen. What's the point? 🤷🏻♀️
I did, however, remember that Sommer was posting tonight, so I knew it wasn't a tease but a yummy, full-length dive into a fascinating story! 😁
Never heard of this one before. Very interesting. I can’t imagine the trauma he went through as a child, still no excuse for his actions though.
Awesome , gonna look forward to this now . Thank u again sommer . I literally countdown to you're videos u are that good at what you do . Happy Friday all , hey from the emerald Isle 🇮🇪.
I love historical cases and seeing how things was solved in the past. All those farmers who helped were brilliant, it's a shame the police never listened properly. Thank you for the case, this is your first video I've watched x
This was a GREAT story!! Sad of course, but really interesting, I had never heard of it and I love hearing about crimes from history because they're usually so strange and just fascinating! Please do more of these if you know of any! Also, I saw the pictures and storyline of you and your husband on IG, sigh..... that was beautiful! I'm 40 and have never had experienced being in a relationship where there is mutual love & friendship, unfortunately, but I still LOVE it when I see others have it and I enjoy hearing about how they met 😊 Thank you for sharing a little glimpse of yourself! God bless! ❤
I totally agree about the historical cases, those are some of my favorites to cover and I’ll definitely be doing more! Thanks so much for the sweet words, they really mean a lot to me! 🥰
You are so sweet
@@sommersanchezyou’re very pretty and nice I really like you
Im so happy i found your channel! Im OBSESSED with the historical crime videos! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for a thoroughly interesting and informative piece. I had never heard of this guy before. Love the fact that you talk on subjects that have not been discussed in any great length before. All the very best, and once again thank you. Till the next time, take care.
That description of Martin after the accident sounds a lot like the description of Quasimodo.
I’ve for sure heard of this case before but you take the cake in detail and timeline! Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. It wad a very common story that many young women became maids and many of the background stories are common. My great great grandmother was a maid in France in the 1890s. She had my great grandfather while working in a household and she never named a father for him. At that point she went to work at a different estate where she met a msn who also worked there and they got married and moved back to her hometown. My grandmother said she was as a sweet woman and as beautiful as an angel. So many women have gone though the same.
@JakeByers-nr5rkthank you
Wondering if you’ve ever heard or looked into Robert Elmer Kleason..? Fairly obscure but interesting case that isn’t well known. Interesting ties to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie! Keep up the great work! Fan for life 😁
Hi Sommer ! Still at the start of the video, case looks so interesting! Congratulations on the kitsch sponsorship, I love that brand. I really recommend the satin sleep scrunchies if you haven't tried them, I also have damaged hair and I find them great for sleep - and they wash perfectly. ❤
Thanks for the recommendation! I haven’t used the scrunchies yet, but I have the satin pillowcases and I LOVE them 🥰🖤
This was so facinating. Another fantastic video! Thank you!
Dark history meets true crime, and I love it
Farmers being absolute chads throughout history. Humble good Christians feeding people and protecting women from killers 🤘!
as a son of an old farmer I thank you!! :)
The 1800's love older stuff.❤
I just found your channel a couple weeks ago but i have to say I'm legit addicted to the way you tell these people's stories. You make your viewer feel like they know the people who are involved in the story. Thank you for all of your hard work and doing your do diligence and making the victims have a voice where alot of times they wouldn't have one otherwise! This is quickly becoming one of my very favorite true crime channels! I finally got a day to rest after the hectic thanksgiving holiday and I've been curled up in my bed with my heated blanket and my favorite salty and sweet snacks all day long.. this has truly been a relaxing day being able to emerce myself into these cases and talk to god and pray for these victims and their families. Its quite therapeutic so i thank you.
Just commenting to help with the algorithm because i really enjoy your videos and you deserve more views 🙌🏼
I’ve never heard of the cases you cover!! Amazing work
I'd never heard of this one before, That was great, very thorough, I appreciate it. Best Wishes.
This makes me feel sick, what he went through.. it was not right he murdered innocent people, but I can't imagine what he went through.
Wonderful vid as as always ! Love hearing about the older crimes !
I really love your vibe. Even tho the cases youre covering are truly disturbing & sad, your voice & presence is so kind & warm... you always help me fall asleep when im struggling with insomnia & when im feeling depressed, anxious or simply awful. So the next day i have to watch it again cause i cant miss any of your vids haha Thank you, i know is hard covering such morbid cases. Thank you again, Sommer! Sending you a hug! Sorry for the mostakes i made while writing this, now im going to probably fall asleep while listening to this vid~~
Love these unusual cases, keep them coming Sommer 😊
Imagine how many back then were never caught ,then especially and now too
Can we talk about how cool their old boss was
I laughed my ass off at 22:25 😂. Then laughed even harder after seeing Marie face at 23:08 😂🤣😭. This is what he was trying to please? . Funniest shit I've heard and seen in a while 😅. But this was a ln interesting story.
I just found your channel today, November 3rd 2023 and I've been binge-watching your videos from oldest to most current. I really appreciate the research that you put into these stories, and I really appreciate that you are sharing anus history as well as current true crime stories
Keep up the great work and I hope your channel goes on for many many years to come like some of the others that i listen to ❤❤❤❤❤
Is it just me or is 75%of these women named Marie? She even said a sister , Marie was looking for her sister… also Marie ?? Makes no sense
Servant girl killer from the late 1880s in TX right around the time that Jack the ripper went dark in Whitechapel back in 1888-89!! They never found the guy who was doing those murders either.....if u haven't seen, read or come across
anything that is about that case, i recommend u checking it out for ur own😊😅😁
Thank you! I had no idea about the kitch soap rack so much better 🫶love your stories
This whole story is equal parts horror and farce. On the one hand, you've got a serial r-pist and murderer who killed a bunch of women and had to watch his father being clumsily executed, but then there's bits of the story that wouldn't be out of place in a dark comedy film, like how he basically got nagged into being a murderer by his wife, the bit where he botched the garotting and ended up making the victim facepalm repeatedly rather than strangling her, and the Austrian executioner messing up the execution and having to awkwardly say to the audience "Uh... We don't have enough room to get the horses up to speed to off this guy. Has anyone got an axe I could borrow?"
I’m gonna keep sending super thanks on every video you post until you open a membership or patreon >:( Immediately my favorite true crime youtuber on the site, can’t wait to see you get bigger!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤
Haha thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🖤🖤🖤 It’s definitely something I’ll be doing in the future, just want to make sure I make it worth it for my patrons 🥰
Awesome!! I really enjoyed this!
Wow! Great story! You really provided empathy for this fella. Well done.
I would have been to freaked out by his appearance to get in a conversation with him muchless go anywhere with him. That was definitely a serial killer and hes not mentioned at all when they talk about serial killers from way back in the day. I'd like to know the exact number.
Just based on the pictures of this couple... those 2 were made for each other.
He couldn't have had cleft lip or palate as he would have starved to death in childhood, as they had no way of any type of reconstructive surgeries as plastic surgery was only in it it infancy from world war 1 onwards.. He may have had a minor facial deformity or a micro cleft, a cleft that repairs itself in womb
Great to see you Sommer! Ty for the video!💜🌺💜🙋🏻♀️
History has it's monsters. 😮❤❤❤
I love your channel! I get so excited when I get the notification. It’s better then just 48, stranger things, Vampire diaries and master chef! lol
I really like the old cases so much, they're my favorite to listen to and learn about! I don't mean that in a bad way cause of course this is murder and other despicable things we're talking about but y'all know what I mean, lol. Marie-Anne definitely should have been held accountable for her part! She may not have killed anyone but she was still an accomplice.
Please do more cases from back in the day, you're so awesome at it and do cases a lot of other True Crime story tellers don't do. Mr. Ballen is probably one of the only other ones that tell stories I haven't heard of, ever. But, I still love and respect ALL of you ladies that do this!! 🫶
Gabulosis does vintage cases, always. Great channel if you've never watched her.
I like when you said the man beat the sh!t out Martin with his walking stick.
Good evening, Ms. S😊MMER! Thank you for another entertaining, educational experience! Don't fret about mispronunciations. As long as you can say "Je ne veux pas être dans ta secte," you'll be OK. It means, "I don't want to be in your cult." 😆
😆 Thank you!
I just admire your stories, forever a fan !
I'm not quite done, but you have put this story together so well! Your writing and delivery was perfect. I had to keep reminding myself who the "bad guy" was because your coverage was so even and thorough. Thank you, Sommer, so proud of you!
gross
Absolutely heinous!!! Super creepy 💛💛💕💕
Thank god for social programs now days
God*
I just can't understand how someone can take human life so easily.
You ever done a story on Rita Mayes, I love you back story and I can't find much on her. And what she did to our veterans was horrible
Great content! 👍 I watched abt four videos before I decided to subscribe. I LOVE how u combine crime and HISTORY! I'm a fan of both those topics. 😄 So, thank you, and keep up the great work!! 🙏May God bless you and your family. 💜✝️🪻
Humanity has been capable of some truly sick things and I'm ashamed of some of these barbaric practices of the past (such as public executions). What the f is wrong with people to do that even to a traitor?? I cant imagine the trauma that caused to Martin as a child. To his mother. My god.
Love anytime I get new content from you! ❤
Hi Sommer, i really enjoy your subscription and wanted to make a suggestion on a serial killer called Harvey Glatman from the 1950s.
You are doing great Sommer. Thank you
Love the way you narrorate
Thank you! 🥰
19th century, yass! I love this century because it was absolute chaos. So much progress in so many things even if it was… not good progress
Anyway, french gal here and your pronunciation was really good! ❤ I imagine it was difficult at times. But remember: french is all for aesthetics lol
This story is amazing.
The dude looks like Quasimodo.
I felt like I should have been taking a shot for every Marie lol
Not me watching this at 1am while in a hotel in Paris France 😳😉
Thank you for always giving your all
Great presentation
Wow!!! Great job. I love getting a story I haven't heard before!!!
Im sick so time to binge
He reminds me of a larger version of Rasputin.
I love older stories! People were sometimes more crazy then, than they are now. I've never heard of Kitsch but I'm definitely going to try it. Those shampoo amd conditioner bars really intrigue me as do the body wash bars. I think it would be much easier to wash my granddaughters' hair and less waste, too. I can't wait to try them. Thank you for the story. So far it's cool as all get out and definitely one I haven't heard before. I hope you do more of these.
Oh Lord! They did the old drawn and quartered thing on Pierre. Ugh! Then chopped him up alive? That poor child having to see that! 4 years old. Smdh. It's a wonder he didn't turn out worse than he did. Not that he wasn't bad enough. Just wow. This is crazy!
I love these older cases
9 days late! I’m appalled!😂 another great episode🖤
Heinous History *raises the roof*
I love your channel. I see so many topics that are totally new to me.
Only just found your videos so been watching lots them there really good u explain and talk very well xx
Hifi geek, notice klipch speaker top right. I'm listening on cornwall IV
Lol you and my husband would have a lot to talk about. Those are his speakers!
Am so pleased to have found ur channel x