I'm not sure what I'm more stunned by: the gall of that lawyer saying, "none of this EVIDENCE means anything, because these cops are losers," or the fact that the jury was actually persuaded by this argument!
As a side note... The house belonged to Beatrix Potters Grandparents for a while, & there are photos of her in a horse & trap outside the house. Just saying... 🤔
@@AkashSharma-ib1qx I'm confused why You're feeling attacked? Literally people that cheat on their partner's all suck. Wasn't speaking about you personally 🤣
@@carolyns99 I commented this when she said at the beginning that the start of his bad luck was his "MISTRESS" dying. I said sleeping around isn't bad luck, it's bad decisions. Which it is. I don't know if he did or didn't. But if he did it's not Bad luck. We don't even know if she was pregnant. I'm guessing if all of this is rumor we can just cut out the whole first part of the story.
I wondered that as well. Perhaps, George killed the girl so he had someone pull the attack on his home. Later, her family came for him. We'll never know tho.
These stories make me sad that women have been abused and discriminated against when they get pregnant after an affair. Every time, it's the women who bare the brunt of an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy in the eyes of society. I wish we could hold accountable all the men who just walked away scott-free while the women either committed suicide, died from a botched abortion procedure, or languished in poverty for having a child born out of wedlock.
I live a couple of miles away. It's pronounced Stay-ley-bridge.The stones of Gorse Hall were used in the construction of other buildings in the town, such as NatWest Bank. There is also a school in the area called Gorse Hall Primary School.
Always someone like you in these :D How (the whatever) town is pronounced doesn't matter. There are ppl covering these cases allover the world who obviously don't know how to pronounce every name and place from wherever 100% accurately, but main point is for these cases to get attention. To hear such amazing research for a case long ago forgotten then get the usual ; excuse me I'm from that area and you don't pronounce that like this and the road goes to southeast not east etc.nonsense is so annoying to read
@@JayTeeTee and there's always someone like you too! Personally I used to google words for pronunciations when making videos, as I thought just guessing was insulting.
@@JonnyMack33 Hmm, well having an accent or not knowing the exact way how to pronounce something is not an insult :D To me it doesnt seem that she is just guessing and besides this is youtube and not an academic thesis. At least now I have heard of Stayle's Fridge!
I live a few hundred metres away from where Gorse Hall stood, the now demolished hall and its grounds are now a beautiful park with views of the old mill town of Stalybridge and Manchester city. George was not popular amongst his workers, maybe it was one of them! Although my personal theory is it was a relative of the maid which took her own life, an honour killing! Recently a monument to this incident was erected amongst the foundations of the old hall.
That’s a strange one. A retaliation murder makes sense but wouldn’t the travelers in town have been spotted and identified? Wasn’t an accent noted when he first approached the house and made demands?
Very cool story. I love historical murder mysteries. Especially the ones in England. Where the centuries old houses hold so many secrets. And there's always fog surrounding the houses and the streets. Ooooooooo it gives me chills. LOL. Tell us some more.
Thank you Dark Curiousites for talking about old cases. Otherwise these unfortunate victims would be long forgotten. I enjoy your videos and the way you narrate them. ❤️😁
Today's my birthday and a new upload by your fabulous channel is absolutely awesome. I already knew this was going to be a heartbreaking story told perfectly as always. 😍👍💜 RIP Angel's 🕊🌾💕 Thank you for another upload. I just recommend your channel again the other day. Much respect. God bless 👑🙏🕊🌹🌹
Happy New year to you 🎆🎇🎆. I really enjoy these vintage cases. Beeing taken back over a decade and trying to figure out who did the crime. Thank you for all your great content 😃😃
Me too . The older cases like these ones are often forgotten about. Left aside. I'm really glad to see these old cases. It was such a different time. And people had different ideas and ideals. If I see any old cases videos like these I watch them as soon as I can. Ok I have a crazy thing for old true crime and old murder cases. I find it interesting.
Why is it that if 3 people who saw the intruder and identified him, and 1 person provides an alibi (which very often prove to be false), the 1 person’s testimony overrides the testimony of the other 3? Just wondering.
It’s an interesting assertion but i think it’s usually because eyewitness testimony is often a relative stranger glancing at a guy, easy to mistake for someone else. Whereas, alibis may be more friends/family interacting with the suspect, so it’s given more cadence. But, I agree, it’s kind of odd if both eyewitnesses & alibi-givers barely interacted with him. Perhaps it’s also impacted by the presumption of innocence & giving more weight to alibis?
If the Police did their job correctly at the time, they would find others to corroborate the alibi given. But this may not have been admitted as evidence for some reason.
Tragic that whoever the murderer was got to live out their life without ever being brought to justice so even if the this case ends up getting solved its already far too late to bring the perpetrator to justice I hate when they get to live their life when denying the same to their victim sure they're long dead now but it doesn't change the fact that they got away with the murder without spending a day in prison
Given how it was at the time, I don’t know if I would call it tragic in case it really was family of the dead maid - it just might be they knew something we don’t…
What sticks out to me is that the man is no natural killer. He didn’t want to use the gun, he just wanted to be feared, respected. Yes, he stabbed George multiple times but I get the sense George was a terrifying man, the sort with no qualms about running at a man with a gun. Twice. I think George started beating the man (as he had done to the trespasser before) but didn’t realise the man had a knife. The murderer was scared. Panic turned him to frenzy. Interesting case.
Great and tragic story. ❤ I had to laugh a little at the picture of the jury used here, definitely not from around 1910😊, aside from the modern clothing shown, women were not allowed to serve on a jury at that time.
This case has a lot of speculation predicated on assumptions of facts not in evidence. Conversations in public do not indicate fornication in private. A corpse in a frozen body of water is not proof of pregnancy nor suicide. And so on.... An autopsy of the young woman should have been performed to determine her cause of death. If we allow for the pregnancy scenario, suicide is one possible reason for her death, but not the only one. She could have bled out from a miscarriage - natural or intentionally caused, her body then being dumped. She could have been murdered by her lover - or his wife. Or she could have been killed by some random rapist / murderer. His death might have been revenge for hers, but it could also have been coincidence. The local authorities were not entirely competent with police procedures, from failure to autopsy a dead woman, to removing a protective detail on a night where it was probably common knowledge that the police would be needed elsewhere. For that matter, if it was all hands on deck for the police, might that bar have been so crowded that someone could slip away into the crowd long enough to commit a crime and then return without his absence being noted? And why did the servant hang himself? Did he ferry the relative in secret to and from the bar? Did he have a part to play in the young woman's death? Were the foreign men real or just as speculative as the pregnancy? Alas, so many questions for which we shall never see an actual answer.
Love your voice ❤ it's perfect for when im falling asleep and when I'm waking up sipping that first cup of coffee. Very soothing and not overly noisy, thank you. 🙏 P.S. I also actually watch the videos. 😂
It's strange because usually in those days. The home help were usually the first people looked at when any real crimes happened in a big house like this.
OMG! I thought I heard of this one before in detail! Check out this: Channel-> They got away with murder : For whom the bell tolls: THe murder of George Harry Storrs, 1909 by Mark John Maguire DEEP DIVE in the story with twists and turns of unbelievable proportions! Plot twist also!
I'm sure when Maggie was upstairs ringing the bell she would have heard the scream of him. 15 stabs wounds is not a 'quiet death'. Sounds very suspicious?
@@jontallon73 Let's not be too hard here, I struggled with Torthorwald and Mouswald when I moved from Yorkshire to Scotland is Torthor'ld and Moosz'l 🤷🏼♀️😹
@@janetcw9808 I agree not to be too harsh. That’s why I called it a minor correction. (The cat is my late lamented Chive who was a cuddle bucket and I miss him still)
If they didn’t perform an autopsy, they not only could not confirm the alleged pregnancy, they also could not confirm that she had drowned. Perhaps she’d been murdered and tossed in the river. It does seem like the criminal was targeting George. Why? We will never know.
I hate how being pregnant outside of marriage brought so much grief to the women. I know what God says and I also know what he says about judging others too. We are human and people make mistakes but no human should judge another. So many tragic situations back then because of people judging instead of helping. It's easy to judge but being kind seems to be impossible for some people. These same people think they are beyond reproach, no one is perfect on this earth but apparently they missed that part in the Bible about judge not lest ye be judged. They will feel pretty bad when they get judged for what other people did. I will never understand why people only want to live by certain things in the Bible. It's not meant to be like that. The world would be a better place if people tried to lend a hand instead of making life as difficult as possible for someone.
It’s unfortunate that the background music is as loud as the story . They are competing , I wanted to finish to the end but couldn’t. The music Never has to be so loud :(
My theory is be George was involved in some shady business deal with some bad people. Rich business men often are. At some point he took Maria with him to a meeting and she saw/heard something she wasn’t supposed to. They got worried she would go to police so they had her killed. After that they were probably worried George would go to police himself after they killed someone he appeared to care deeply about. That’s probably why he was so quick to go to the window as he knew they were there for him and he may have even known who the person was. Once the police started guarding George’s house I can only assume they would have thought he had become an informant for the police in return for his protection. After they killed him the only other person likely to know what was going on was the coach driver as he would of taken George to some of the meetings. My explanation for why the man would’ve been on the property and attacked the couple. Maybe George had mentioned something about money or papers that he hid/buried on the grounds.
This is great. A while ago, I saw this story on Mark John McGuire's channel, 'They Got Away with Murder'. He looked at in in more detail and from a slightly different viewpoint, but it's all very interesting! Thank you. I'll put the link to his video here, if that's ok ua-cam.com/video/RFEFZeqJAZs/v-deo.html
I came back to this video to check the comments and found that a harmless comment, as well replies I left to things as innocuous as the pronunciation of places names have all been deleted lol. Wtf?
Stalybridge is pronounced wrongly. Stalybridge is pronounced Stay-lee-bridge 🙄 I live in Manchester and have done for the past 6 years I like Stalybridge. It's locals have always pronounced it Stay-lee-bridge
How many people commit sewer-side by drowning themselves? That number must be super low, right? More often than not your natural human instinct for survival must kick in before you can go through with it. Idk. Maybe I'm wrong. Just a guess.
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Sorry to say but, although some of the details in the commentary are accurate, there are so many major errors in the reporting of the facts that I had to stop watching halfway through. Also, the pronunciation of Stalybridge is completely wrong. David Cameron once pronounced it this way in the House of Commons and it was such an obvious, glaring error that uproar, laughter and ridicule filled the house. As the video work is really good, I would say it’s worth taking down, doing the research and re-recording the narration. Sorry.
I know I hate to sound bougie, but it’s one of my biggest pet peeves when people miss pronounce things that should be relatively straightforward or easy to verify per their research into a video. I don’t know why it’s really grinds my gears lol.
Potentially interesting narrative, but ruined by the use of stock photos, most of them obviously anachronistic. Better to use no illustrations at all, than to use such egregiously inappropriate ones.
Many years ago I was a member of the same Club in Ashton - under-Lyne as Tom Storrs, George Harry's son. i was dragooned byTom to make up a four for bridge at a local Bridge Club where our opponents won every game!
It's wonderful to hear great cases that are little known; too often it's the same ole cases over and over again. Well done!
Very true on all points. Well said. It's very interesting to hear different & lesser known stories. The bonus of course is they're so well told.
I agree
I'm not sure what I'm more stunned by: the gall of that lawyer saying, "none of this EVIDENCE means anything, because these cops are losers," or the fact that the jury was actually persuaded by this argument!
It's quite possible that the jurors worked at the mill and didn't want to lose their jobs.
As a side note... The house belonged to Beatrix Potters Grandparents for a while, & there are photos of her in a horse & trap outside the house.
Just saying... 🤔
Bad luck isn't cheating on your wife and getting someone pregnant. It's bad decisions.
@@AkashSharma-ib1qx I'm confused why You're feeling attacked? Literally people that cheat on their partner's all suck. Wasn't speaking about you personally 🤣
@@BLARG09whores will be whores
There is no proof that he did.
Bad luck is just not telling the truth to your wife.
@@carolyns99 I commented this when she said at the beginning that the start of his bad luck was his "MISTRESS" dying. I said sleeping around isn't bad luck, it's bad decisions. Which it is. I don't know if he did or didn't. But if he did it's not Bad luck. We don't even know if she was pregnant. I'm guessing if all of this is rumor we can just cut out the whole first part of the story.
What a fascinating case. I love hearing about these older cases. Congratulations on reaching another milestone too!
The older cases are for sure very fascinating. Due to this, she is one of my favorite ones to listen to on here.
@@Reisinger592 it's a brilliant channel.
I wondered if George was actually arranging the subsequent incidents until he died. Very suspensefully told!
I wondered that as well. Perhaps, George killed the girl so he had someone pull the attack on his home. Later, her family came for him. We'll never know tho.
@@donnagagne3813 Yeah, I too wondered if it was her family. Wonder if they had some actual inside information and not rumor mill gossip.
Sounds like old George reaped what he sowed in life. Good riddance
These stories make me sad that women have been abused and discriminated against when they get pregnant after an affair. Every time, it's the women who bare the brunt of an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy in the eyes of society. I wish we could hold accountable all the men who just walked away scott-free while the women either committed suicide, died from a botched abortion procedure, or languished in poverty for having a child born out of wedlock.
I live a couple of miles away. It's pronounced Stay-ley-bridge.The stones of Gorse Hall were used in the construction of other buildings in the town, such as NatWest Bank. There is also a school in the area called Gorse Hall Primary School.
Glad you explained the correct pronunciation as it saved me doing it, I also live close to Stalybridge. X
stay-LEE-bridge...i live in Woodley :)
Always someone like you in these :D How (the whatever) town is pronounced doesn't matter. There are ppl covering these cases allover the world who obviously don't know how to pronounce every name and place from wherever 100% accurately, but main point is for these cases to get attention. To hear such amazing research for a case long ago forgotten then get the usual ; excuse me I'm from that area and you don't pronounce that like this and the road goes to southeast not east etc.nonsense is so annoying to read
@@JayTeeTee and there's always someone like you too! Personally I used to google words for pronunciations when making videos, as I thought just guessing was insulting.
@@JonnyMack33 Hmm, well having an accent or not knowing the exact way how to pronounce something is not an insult :D To me it doesnt seem that she is just guessing and besides this is youtube and not an academic thesis. At least now I have heard of Stayle's Fridge!
Great story and told so well; as usualy. Love seeing you in the notifications.
I live a few hundred metres away from where Gorse Hall stood, the now demolished hall and its grounds are now a beautiful park with views of the old mill town of Stalybridge and Manchester city. George was not popular amongst his workers, maybe it was one of them! Although my personal theory is it was a relative of the maid which took her own life, an honour killing!
Recently a monument to this incident was erected amongst the foundations of the old hall.
Can you do the famous Scottish case about the Purple Burglar Alarm? Would love to hear about it from you!
Yes she should. She would do brilliantly
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That’s a strange one. A retaliation murder makes sense but wouldn’t the travelers in town have been spotted and identified? Wasn’t an accent noted when he first approached the house and made demands?
Very cool story. I love historical murder mysteries. Especially the ones in England. Where the centuries old houses hold so many secrets. And there's always fog surrounding the houses and the streets. Ooooooooo it gives me chills. LOL. Tell us some more.
Thank you Dark Curiousites for talking about old cases. Otherwise these unfortunate victims would be long forgotten. I enjoy your videos and the way you narrate them. ❤️😁
Love it when I get a notification from your channel. Happy new year to you.
I became hopelessly confused half way through. I’ll try again later.
Today's my birthday and a new upload by your fabulous channel is absolutely awesome. I already knew this was going to be a heartbreaking story told perfectly as always. 😍👍💜
RIP Angel's 🕊🌾💕
Thank you for another upload. I just recommend your channel again the other day. Much respect.
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I really enjoy these vintage cases. Beeing taken back over a decade and trying to figure out who did the crime. Thank you for all your great content 😃😃
Me too . The older cases like these ones are often forgotten about. Left aside.
I'm really glad to see these old cases.
It was such a different time. And people had different ideas and ideals.
If I see any old cases videos like these I watch them as soon as I can.
Ok I have a crazy thing for old true crime and old murder cases. I find it interesting.
@Nicky L ... Murders occured in 1909. So the 20th Century. Hope that helps a bit.
@@therealcoltstonewolfe a decade means 10 years not 100 years
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Sounds like George made a lot of enemies…
I was born in Tameside Hospital! I had never heard this story before. Also I love how you pronounce Stalybridge lol ❤️
This was a creepy one! You told it brilliantly, as ever. Thanks!
Except for the parts where she calls the main character by 3 different names. Is he George, Henry, or Harry? Am I the only one who was confused?
@@pamelamathis6515 it's a bit slapdash isn't it?
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How did George suddenly become Harry?
Wondered the same 🧐confused
I listened again just to confirm Harry and George where the same person .
George Harry Storrs
Why is it that if 3 people who saw the intruder and identified him, and 1 person provides an alibi (which very often prove to be false), the 1 person’s testimony overrides the testimony of the other 3? Just wondering.
It’s an interesting assertion but i think it’s usually because eyewitness testimony is often a relative stranger glancing at a guy, easy to mistake for someone else. Whereas, alibis may be more friends/family interacting with the suspect, so it’s given more cadence. But, I agree, it’s kind of odd if both eyewitnesses & alibi-givers barely interacted with him. Perhaps it’s also impacted by the presumption of innocence & giving more weight to alibis?
If the Police did their job correctly at the time, they would find others to corroborate the alibi given. But this may not have been admitted as evidence for some reason.
It's a shame that Gorse Hall was reduced to a shell
Tragic that whoever the murderer was got to live out their life without ever being brought to justice so even if the this case ends up getting solved its already far too late to bring the perpetrator to justice I hate when they get to live their life when denying the same to their victim sure they're long dead now but it doesn't change the fact that they got away with the murder without spending a day in prison
Given how it was at the time, I don’t know if I would call it tragic in case it really was family of the dead maid - it just might be they knew something we don’t…
13:07 Mark Wilde went to live in Australia after the first world war. 😱
what a wonderfully narrated and tragic story . thanks for sharing gem of a channel i think i will be subscribing
Happy New Year ! Great, that there is a new video, thank you.
What sticks out to me is that the man is no natural killer. He didn’t want to use the gun, he just wanted to be feared, respected. Yes, he stabbed George multiple times but I get the sense George was a terrifying man, the sort with no qualms about running at a man with a gun. Twice. I think George started beating the man (as he had done to the trespasser before) but didn’t realise the man had a knife. The murderer was scared. Panic turned him to frenzy.
Interesting case.
Certainly, 15 stab wounds is not normally a rational act - there was some sort of passion or frenzy involved.
Thought this was one I had heard about. It wasn't. Very strange. Thanks DC🙏💔🕊️🇬🇧
Great and tragic story. ❤ I had to laugh a little at the picture of the jury used here, definitely not from around 1910😊, aside from the modern clothing shown, women were not allowed to serve on a jury at that time.
This case has a lot of speculation predicated on assumptions of facts not in evidence. Conversations in public do not indicate fornication in private. A corpse in a frozen body of water is not proof of pregnancy nor suicide. And so on....
An autopsy of the young woman should have been performed to determine her cause of death. If we allow for the pregnancy scenario, suicide is one possible reason for her death, but not the only one. She could have bled out from a miscarriage - natural or intentionally caused, her body then being dumped. She could have been murdered by her lover - or his wife. Or she could have been killed by some random rapist / murderer.
His death might have been revenge for hers, but it could also have been coincidence. The local authorities were not entirely competent with police procedures, from failure to autopsy a dead woman, to removing a protective detail on a night where it was probably common knowledge that the police would be needed elsewhere. For that matter, if it was all hands on deck for the police, might that bar have been so crowded that someone could slip away into the crowd long enough to commit a crime and then return without his absence being noted?
And why did the servant hang himself? Did he ferry the relative in secret to and from the bar? Did he have a part to play in the young woman's death?
Were the foreign men real or just as speculative as the pregnancy?
Alas, so many questions for which we shall never see an actual answer.
I like your videos. Thank you. Do you ever do marathons?
have never watched a case thats so close to where I live... literally the next town, we usually say it stay-lee bridge! :)
@Dark Curiosities please consider making a video about the disapperance of Ettore Majorana.
Congratulations on 200 000 Subs and Happy New Year!!
Love your voice ❤ it's perfect for when im falling asleep and when I'm waking up sipping that first cup of coffee. Very soothing and not overly noisy, thank you. 🙏
P.S. I also actually watch the videos. 😂
I'm having trouble obeying your warning as I am well known to have no discretion whatsoever.
How come woman's reputation is ruined but not the man's.
Clearly, he stabbed himself...in the back, twenty times. Happens all the time.
I love listening to ur stories. Have u considered creating a podcast?
Yes , she has a soothing voice. And she dosent sound like she's bored at what she's reading about. Both very important for good narrators.
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Why wasn't an autopsy done on the Bavarian tutor to either deny or confirm the pregnancy rumors?
I can't be sure, but I think the rumors started after the police were no longer involved.
Her body was examined in the morgue and there was no mention of pregnancy. ☮️
As in so,so many cases, a good look at the ‘butler’ was never pursued…
It's strange because usually in those days. The home help were usually the first people looked at when any real crimes happened in a big house like this.
The butler was busy butling as he usually butles 😂
@@d993sbut he usually dun it
OMG! I thought I heard of this one before in detail!
Check out this: Channel-> They got away with murder : For whom the bell tolls: THe murder of George Harry Storrs, 1909 by Mark John Maguire
DEEP DIVE in the story with twists and turns of unbelievable proportions!
Plot twist also!
ua-cam.com/video/RFEFZeqJAZs/v-deo.htmlsi=GfVQ7QhZpdaOgQew
Your voice is perfect, btw.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm sure when Maggie was upstairs ringing the bell she would have heard the scream of him. 15 stabs wounds is not a 'quiet death'. Sounds very suspicious?
I've seen videos of people stabbed multiple times and they're totally silent.
@@mjanny6330 what
Okay this just gave me a huge wow movement... My name is Maria Hall...😂 2:02
Minor correction: Stalybridge rhymes with “daily bridge” not “dally bridge”.
Yes it does.
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Apparently not on Sco…..ish
You'd think she'd get it right being British and all
@@jontallon73 Let's not be too hard here, I struggled with Torthorwald and Mouswald when I moved from Yorkshire to Scotland is Torthor'ld and Moosz'l 🤷🏼♀️😹
@@janetcw9808 I agree not to be too harsh. That’s why I called it a minor correction. (The cat is my late lamented Chive who was a cuddle bucket and I miss him still)
If they didn’t perform an autopsy, they not only could not confirm the alleged pregnancy, they also could not confirm that she had drowned. Perhaps she’d been murdered and tossed in the river.
It does seem like the criminal was targeting George. Why? We will never know.
Hmmmm...another tawdry murder in the past. It's almost as if the "good old days" weren't quite as wholesome as some folks would lead us to believe.
A Great presentation as usual👋
I hate how being pregnant outside of marriage brought so much grief to the women. I know what God says and I also know what he says about judging others too. We are human and people make mistakes but no human should judge another. So many tragic situations back then because of people judging instead of helping. It's easy to judge but being kind seems to be impossible for some people. These same people think they are beyond reproach, no one is perfect on this earth but apparently they missed that part in the Bible about judge not lest ye be judged. They will feel pretty bad when they get judged for what other people did. I will never understand why people only want to live by certain things in the Bible. It's not meant to be like that. The world would be a better place if people tried to lend a hand instead of making life as difficult as possible for someone.
Very well said , the men never have any problem in forgetting the women or the child they were carrying 😢nothing ever happens to them
Fascinating. Its pronounced 'Stayleebridge'. I grew up there, in the 70's, but hadn't heard of this case.
@8.32/re wound five times to see if I missed the name Harry before… George maybe?
That's not how u say Stalybridge, makes it sound posh lol, also I've never heard of this and am from Ashton!
Stay-Lee-Bridge
Thanks
Really enjoyed the video...well done
Just a small point, it's pronounced " Stayleebridge " 👍🏻🙂
All based on rumours
George = bad luck? Karma
This would make an interesting movie, but not a good ending.
Really interesting case! Fyi it’s pronounced stay-lee bridge 😘
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It’s unfortunate that the background music is as loud as the story . They are competing , I wanted to finish to the end but couldn’t. The music Never has to be so loud :(
My theory is be George was involved in some shady business deal with some bad people. Rich business men often are. At some point he took Maria with him to a meeting and she saw/heard something she wasn’t supposed to. They got worried she would go to police so they had her killed. After that they were probably worried George would go to police himself after they killed someone he appeared to care deeply about. That’s probably why he was so quick to go to the window as he knew they were there for him and he may have even known who the person was. Once the police started guarding George’s house I can only assume they would have thought he had become an informant for the police in return for his protection. After they killed him the only other person likely to know what was going on was the coach driver as he would of taken George to some of the meetings. My explanation for why the man would’ve been on the property and attacked the couple. Maybe George had mentioned something about money or papers that he hid/buried on the grounds.
It’s pronounced Staaalybridge.
They should of aimed the gun at that guy until the police arrived. Also, no one said that the guy had an accent. Meaning it could have been a local.
Scary!
I live here, and its pronounced stay_ley_Bridge, not stallybridge!! named after the stayley family who originally owned the land.
This is great. A while ago, I saw this story on Mark John McGuire's channel, 'They Got Away with Murder'. He looked at in in more detail and from a slightly different viewpoint, but it's all very interesting! Thank you. I'll put the link to his video here, if that's ok ua-cam.com/video/RFEFZeqJAZs/v-deo.html
I adore Mark’s work. I was hoping someone watching this would be a fellow fan of his 🙂
@@Aj-cs6cw Absolutely!
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I came back to this video to check the comments and found that a harmless comment, as well replies I left to things as innocuous as the pronunciation of places names have all been deleted lol. Wtf?
Stalybridge is pronounced wrongly. Stalybridge is pronounced Stay-lee-bridge 🙄
I live in Manchester and have done for the past 6 years
I like Stalybridge. It's locals have always pronounced it Stay-lee-bridge
How many people commit sewer-side by drowning themselves? That number must be super low, right? More often than not your natural human instinct for survival must kick in before you can go through with it. Idk. Maybe I'm wrong. Just a guess.
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Another inspiration for Agatha Christie?
Sorry to say but, although some of the details in the commentary are accurate, there are so many major errors in the reporting of the facts that I had to stop watching halfway through. Also, the pronunciation of Stalybridge is completely wrong. David Cameron once pronounced it this way in the House of Commons and it was such an obvious, glaring error that uproar, laughter and ridicule filled the house. As the video work is really good, I would say it’s worth taking down, doing the research and re-recording the narration. Sorry.
It's Stay-Lea not Sta-leigh - ugh, can't listen to this. It's going to drive me mad.
I know I hate to sound bougie, but it’s one of my biggest pet peeves when people miss pronounce things that should be relatively straightforward or easy to verify per their research into a video. I don’t know why it’s really grinds my gears lol.
She never replies😳
She was WETH CHAYLD
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I dunno WHY this is
SO funny-but it IS!
Leave her alone! 🤣🤣🤣
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Lol!!!!
Potentially interesting narrative, but ruined by the use of stock photos, most of them obviously anachronistic. Better to use no illustrations at all, than to use such egregiously inappropriate ones.
Convert? Isn't the word Transform?
Fascinating, but quit with the flashing lights.
1st !
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It's pronounced Stay-lee-bridge
STAY-lee-bridge.... as (some) Glaswegians will know because it has a football team called Stalybridge Celtic.
dang, that was pretty boring
You should try living in Stalybridge 😂
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Many years ago I was a member of the same Club in Ashton - under-Lyne as Tom Storrs, George Harry's son. i was dragooned byTom to make up a four for bridge at a local Bridge Club where our opponents won every game!