Murder and Mysteries - Four hour True Crime and Mystery Stories
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2024
- Murder and Mysteries - Four Hour True Crime and Mystery Stories
News of the Times Episode 283 | 1550's - 1911
Welcome to an extended special history compilation and true cime documentary - a review of cases where the crimes remained unsolved for years or where doubt remains as to who the murderer was.
Our first case is the famous Sawney Sean cannibalistic family that existed in Scotland for over 25 years! The isolated family waylaid hapless travellers, killed them, robbed them and then ate them. The crimes were finally resolved by King James VI! 03:20:21
Our second story looks at the famous east London child vanishings over several years. Many taking place on the same street! 21:02:19
Our third story looks at the still unsolved Thames torso murders that took place around the same time as the ripper killings and were located only a few miles away. As mutilated headless bodies began washing up from the Thames, panic ensued! 56:41:19
Our fourth story looks at the infamous James Maybrick case. His death occurred in 1889. There were some who believed he was Jack the Ripper. As for his very painful death - did she, or didn’t she? A famous case to this day. 01:35:03:00
Our fifth case involves a housemaid and the primary suspect, a highly respectable church elder. Rose was also found to be pregnant. Her horrifically mutilated body, with attempts to burn the body after death, was incredibly shocking in its day. 02:21:03:21
Our sixth case takes place in Lancaster Castle in 1911. The family who act as caretakers of the castle are all dying one by one. Who is killing them? 02:54:34:18
Our last episode recounts three families cursed with implications to this day. 03:56:40:09
Four hours of crimes, mysteries and stories is today’s history compilation special of Murders and Mysteries.
Hosted by Robin Coles.
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News of the Times MURDEROUS MONDAYS
We look at a famous historical murder case of its day in detail
• Murderous Mondays
News of the Times WICKED WEDNESDAYS
The dark side of historical England is explored in this series uploaded every Wednesday
• Wicked Wednesdays
News of the Times FRIGHTFUL FRIDAYS
A collection of stories with a similar theme such as The Square miles of Murder and A Collection of Macabre Murders
• Prison Hulk Horrors
News of the Times SERIAL Killer Saturdays
An in depth look at a serial killer, the crimes and the capture, every Saturday
• Serial Killer Saturdays
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Who are News of the Times?
We are an independent group of historians, researchers , and actor with a passion for historical crime!
Unlocking the Vaults of Historical Crime, your gateway to a captivating journey through the darker pages of history. We dive deep into the annals of crime, unearthing forgotten stories, unsolved mysteries, and notorious criminals from the past.
Our channel is dedicated to shedding light on the compelling, mysterious, and often chilling crimes that have shaped the course of history. From cunning con artists to cold-blooded killers, we're here to explore it all.
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Our weekly 5 upload days are:
Mondays - are MURDEROUS MONDAYS where we do an in-depth investigation into a famous murder story of its day.
Wednesdays - are wicked! A series looking at stories with far reaching impact and trending in their day
Fridays are Frightful -where we present a pooled together collection of stories from our database. For example: A Collection of Macabre Murders
Saturdays - Serial Killer Saturdays! We review one of the historical serial killers in our database.
Sundays are a bit of fun! We do a short Mini Murder Mystery where viewers are given a short mystery for them to resolve - unloeash your iunner Sherlock!
The last Sunday of each month is a 2 hour compilation of stories based around a theme.
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Thank you. 😊
Ah dash it! I was hoping to be the first in the comment section, but alas......
Greetings from the lost colony of America! I'm the yank from across the pond!
What a wonderful treat!!!! Four hours of titillating mysterious mysteries!!!
Thank you inspector Coles and associates for your excellent videos.
Jolly good show old bean!! Hip hip hurrah!!!!
Good morning American cousin from across the pond! 🙋♂️Great to hear from you! Hope you have your popcorn to hand! 🍿Or are you going British with a nice cup of tea and some biscuits? 😉Always lovely to have a chin wag with you🙌 Thank you, as always, for your brilliant support! Jolly good!🤗
I love the longer stories
Thank you kindly! Really glad you like it! 🙏 We do have a playlist for the longer stories - not sure if you have seen? Thank you so very much for your kind comment and support! 🪄
Happy Easter everyone 🙏🏻❤️👏👏👏
Happy Easter!!!!! 🙌✨♥
I love the long stories, gives me something good to listen to while I clean house! Thanks for sharing this with us, from Arkansas!
Thnak you! Really glad you liked iit! Hope you and family are having a wonderful Easter break. 🤗
I enjoyed your Murders and Mysteries Historical Complications segment. Great investigating, presenting, backstories, illustrations, photos and videos, too. Take care 🦋
Thank you Brenda - glad you liked it! It is thanks to you that this April features assassins! Wait until you see! We have som fabulous assassins! We will give a shout out to you when that is uploaded. The village of assassins was the early launch and we have some great aristocracy episodes coming up too! The Scottish love murder triangle was the early launch of that one. Oh yes! We have a brilliant trunk murder coming up on Monday! An international trunk murder featuring a sports star of the past who also prretends to be a duke! Truth is stranger than fiction...😉As always, thank you for your continued support!🙏
Love this, I truly miss the art of human story telling. Especially, true historical events/cases and so forth.
Thank you! That is greatly appreciated! We do have a playliist with all of our longer episodes included. Our next one will be on the last Sunday of April. Thank you for your kind comment and support!🙏
@@newsofthetimes you're so welcome.. I'm subscribed and now bingeing your material. Very good content.
@@iggit2 Thank you - most kind! We greatly appreciate yoru support! Tomorrow's episode is a bit different but brought in a battle of wills between Queen Victoria and her son, Bertiie regarding the case we cover. We hope ou like it. 😁
Bravo! It has been a long busy day, and now I get to enjoy my favourite channel. Thank you.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hurrah!! And thank you for your kind comment! 🙏Hot cup of cocoa, some cookies conveniently placed and a blanket! We hope you like it! 🤗
Amazing information and really interesting-Thank you my friend
So glad you liked! Happy Easter to you and yours! 🙌
Great stuff Robin, keep it up. Love and best wishes from New Zealand ❤🇳🇿
Good morning New Zealand! We LOVE NZ! What a fabulous place! Thank you! A very happy Easter to you and yours!🙌♥✨
Hello Robin 🌷🌷🌷
Top of the morning! 🎩Wishing you a wondrous Easter Sunday🐰
Thank you so much I really enjoyed this long video It took me a good few hours to watch I kept falling asleep then rewinding when I woke My favourite way to watch/listen❤
Oh cheers for that! So very glad you enjoyed! Our very very best wihses to you this Easter holiday! 🙏
We will be putting out our community post tomorrow! 📆
@@newsofthetimes Happy Easter to you too
I'll have listen to this in sections. Too long for me to listen to at one sitting.
Great stuff! 🍿We THINK we have put in the correct way so you can jump to each section - ummm, but you know us - we are historians and writers, techy stuff is ummmm, for techy people?😉
You must have a short attention span or you want a condensed version.
This one is a massive listen. I always go to bed listening to these stories. I've made 5 attempts to get through this 4hr special. Sadly, I've only got through the 1st episode. BUT I'LL GET TO THE END EVENTUALLY!!
Keep them coming.
Ah! Everyone should have a goal in life 😉. Thank you so very much for your support - really appreciated!🙏
Love your stories!
Thank you! That is very kind! We are fortunate to be able to share what we love to do! Thank you for your kind comment and support!🙏
Thanks! I’ve got a long flight ahead of me tomorrow so downloading to listen to while I fly! I love this channel and your voice!
Thank you - how kind! We have it on good authourity our ability to put people to sleep! 💤Wishing you a very safe journey! Thank you for your kind comment and support!🙏
Some say I have a great face for radio 😁
A great compilation. I admit I had to speed through the West Ham cases; so terrible. I love listening to the compilations while working on cross stitch! Thank you for creating these long videos! 😊
Yes - the West Ham children! Just bizarre and really tragic. There were tales that there was a child trade going on. Glad you enjoyed the show. Hoping you and family are enjoying the Easter break. 🤗
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Thank you! Really hope you enjoy!🤗
The Tichborne claimant came from Wagga Wagga in New South Wales. Aboriginal for ‘place of many crows’. ❤
Very cool! We did a huge epsidoe on the Tichborne claimant who was in fact the son of a butcher in London - but we admire his pushing his luck! if you are interested, the episode is here: ua-cam.com/video/vT8GiQDPJPg/v-deo.html. The case here in the UK was enormous!! He even started up his own newspaper!
Our sincerest apologies for the very very dreadful pronunciation of the beautiful aboriginal language. 😔
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Gooooood morning Nadia! Happy happy Easter to you and yours! 🐰🤗🐣♥️🐥 From us all!☕☕☕
@@newsofthetimesHappy Easter to you all too!! 💞🤗🐣🐇💖❤
Lechtmere done it I nbet
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A lil rum and weed in yur voice?😊
Sadly not - I just talk that way. 🤷