You always hit the nail on the head with your profiles. I think he turned himself in not out of remorse but that he was too tired of living every day in fear of the police. Possibly he realized that his life was shit and might actually be better in prison. Who knows, but it definitely wasn't due to remorse. If that were the case, he would've sat down with police and given a FULL confession, no details left out. This pos deserves to rot in prison.
Judge Justice Cutts conducted the trial of my late ex partner Michael Allen earlier this year. He was stabbed outside of a nightclub in Cornwall trying to save others from the same fate. She was a wonderful Judge who imposed the sentences so eloquently, her voice haunts me to this day. Very surreal hearing her again. Mike’s Trust is his charity if anyone would like to check out the work we have been doing in his memory to end knife crime 🖤
You're doing fantastic with both channels buddy. Your in depth research are spot on. Your narration is clear and precise. Keep up the amazing work you deserve it man
A very compassionate telling of an absolutely horrific crime. I wish that there was legislation that would demand that when a murderer refuses to disclose the whereabouts of a body that they should be given an additional 10+ years until the time they do disclose the whereabouts of the remains. I wonder if this legislation will ever come about.
i don’t often comment on youtube videos but i really do appreciate you acknowledging that some of us have impairments and making sure to read and state things that may be hard to catch for us. i am partially deaf, but just as you said, you were in my pocket and i was listening as i was making dinner. not having to stop my task to read the subtitles because i knew you’d tell me what i needed to know, was such a small but meaningful thing to me. thank you!
Good question. I think that if alcohol were invented today it would be banned immediately. However humans have been drinking for thousands of years so creating restrictions would be nearly impossible.
The breweries have a lot of clout, most M.Ps are drinkers. Why do you think there's more sleeping in The House of Lords than any other activity? They're all pissed
Deranged. I always found it so sad that whenever I find out somebody DOESN'T drink, I'm surprised. If you don't drink here, you're abnormal and often made fun of or encouraged to drink, especially if male for some reason.
EAU, you’re a class act my friend. Top notch content that delivers an unequaled level of soft, respectfulness for the victims. While delivering an equal hardness and disgust for the evil. Along with the thoroughness, awareness, exploration and explanation of complex topics. Like psychological profiles, environments, and circumstances. Thank you friend.
The mom is so terrified of her physically abusive relationship, she calls child protection services. So, they take the baby for protection and leave the woman to continue to be beaten. Wow! 🤔😡
She chooses him and to stay...its not social services job to manage someones relationship...woman need to be held more accountable of their bad relationships.
@@ilovenikee2638women need systemic support to survive abuse. Implying otherwise, is dangerous and counterproductive to saving the lives of people who need support more than accountability.
Finishing an abusive relationship is when a woman is going to be most in danger..may I also say victim blaming does not help!!, you have zero idea how twisted a woman feels in that situation
Amazing as always EAU. I hadnt heard of this case before. Thanks for bringing Claires memory to light. Wanted to ask you a question..? Do you study Psychology, criminology or anything like that? Or is this youtube channel just a passion of yours? Really enjoy your take on things and your empathy.
You are welcome bro I have degrees in both criminology and psychology and work in criminal justice assessing offender’s risk and explaining their criminal behaviour 😊
@evilamongus2022 That is brilliant man, thank you for answering a personal question like that 🤝 I had a feeling you were a professional. Love your insight man. Keep it up and take care.
@@evilamongus2022Cool! It’s actually amazing that you are better qualified than most “true crime UA-camrs” but don’t give too much over-the-top personal opinion… just sticking with the facts with some basic compassion, I love that 🙏
@@Petey5544Yeah I'm not a fan when narrators start using personal insults and random exclamations. Always better to keep it professional as it shows respect to the subject matter 👍
This vile monster Osment should be kept behind bars until he discloses where Claire's body is . Thank you for narrating this tragic case in such a compassionate way . Condolences to all the Holland family especially Claire's children 🌹
I think that should be the case with any no body crime. You don't even get thought about being put up for parole unless you tell where the person is and once they've done it tell them being put forward for parole depends on what they find.
Did he say he put the murder weapon in someone else's knife box years ago? That's as repulsive as the people the returned a meat cleaver back to Walmart after chopping up a young man. ppl are unhinged.
@djquinn11 I think they did. Investigation I think foundbit was returned- but it was not in store when they tried to locate it. So.... someone somewhere has a clever that's a murder weapon, feeding their family 🤢
I missed the Walmart cleaver return story. Did they do that because they were broke and wanted the cash back? Or were they being possibly brilliant about disposing of the weapon?
*Evil Among Us’ new channel “Tales of Tragedy” is fantastic!* This channel has a lot of unknown true crime cases, and the 2nd one is about historical tragic events. I love that there’s no background melody on a loop and that he doesn’t say every single patreons name at the end of every upload, ruining the vibe. Lots of people listen to these at bedtime because his voice and accent is calming and soothing so you can fall asleep, so it’s nice that he just gets right into it, and at the end, he ends it! (Love you EAU!)
Hi, EAU ❤❤❤ Thank you for bringing Claire to life. You've got me ugly crying 💔 Poor woman, how horrifically sad. She was doing her best, and for the right reasons - the love she had for her kids and family and desire to make them proud. Poor Claire, I hope you're resting peacefully.
You are a fantastic channel. By far my fave. Thanks for all you do and in such a caring manner. I only wish there were more men like you in this world.
Only just come across your channel, and wanted to say wow. You have so much support from your subscribers. Not a rude or disrespectful comment anywhere, which is so refreshing. What a decent bunch! Great video and very well written and presented. I LOVE the fact that Osment was sentenced by a female judge. New subscriber here👍
Possible case idea to look at, but as a local resident of Ealing during my childhood a case that stuck in the back of my mind for years is the murder of Alice Gross, I was wondering if you could a video on that covering her and her mudererer, Arnis Zalkans, a Latvian builder. I haven’t heard this case for years but I remember the mass coverage and press this case and figured you could do some master digging in this case in the future, hopefully you see this comment and let me know what your thoughts are on this case as I am still learning the full events myself
11:08 I almost believe him when he says he doesn’t remember making the call, however that doesn’t mean it’s not true. The old adage says the truth comes out when you’re drunk
This case highlights the devastating long-term impacts of domestic violence and coercive control. Darren Osmond's pattern of abuse, manipulation and victim-blaming ultimately escalated to murder, robbing Claire Holland of her life just as she was turning things around. The undercover operation that finally brought Osmond to justice was brilliantly executed, but raises interesting questions about the ethics and legality of such tactics. Most heartbreaking are the effects on Claire's children, especially her daughter Rosie, who spent years hoping her mother would reappear at important events. This case demonstrates why we must take domestic violence seriously and intervene early. It also shows how abusers often use children as weapons against their partners. Ultimately, Osmond's refusal to reveal Claire's final resting place is his last cruel act of control over her and her loved ones.
Most countries that have the same law system as UK do where the wigs still. Canada where I'm from is one of them. Hong Kong used to be another one also . 😁😁🤗
New subscriber here because you don't add random AI stock vid clips and you stick to pics of the actual people and places. Will check out the second channel too. Thank you!
There shouldn't be any possibility of parole for these murderer's unless they lead the police to the body being found. Imagine the family's anguish when this scumbag is released.
Reminds me on another case you could cover. Was when undercover police officers went a bit far to say the least they were getting married having children while undercover then going home to there families I seem to remember this going on for ten years. I think it was around 2014 not much coverage on the case
Alcohol is a terrible drug if you can't handle it, I ended up taking my 3 older kids off my first wife due to her alcoholism I've brought them up for the last 14 years on my own because of it, it drags everyone around the person who is the alcoholic down with them as well, tbh I'm glad I did as my kids are now nice sensible & reasonable young adults and I hate to think what could have happened if they'd been left with her
The question whether he was motivated by guilt or not is an interesting one. I think that his mind bounced between some guilt and far greater self-interest from the murder to the day he was sentenced but on every occasion the self-interest was stronger - except the night be confessed when guilt got the upper hand. By the following day he was back to his standard self-interest.
Another great job man, I think that when Claire went to meet Osment that night he thought he could convince her to sleep with him but her resolve to improve her life stopped that and that would have enraged someone like Osment and he killed her as punishment by strangling her, I think he didn't cut her up, he didn't really have anywhere to do that, I think he weighted her body and put her in the river, I mean he talked about floods loosening her body but he knew he had hidden it well and as for his confession being due to remorse I'm calling BS on that, I think he had probably told someone about it that night and they had either not believed him and so in his drunk state he rang police to brag almost or the person he told had said they were gonna phone the police and tell them what he had said so he rang before they did, he's got no control over anything anymore except the finding of Claires body and he is gonna hang on to that at least until he gets out anyway. RIP Claire Holland
Rosie you was never to blame your mam is watching from heaven I believe in after life and she will be proud of you and always around hope u have a happy life it’s heart braking god bless
Can u please do one on charlie padfield. Convicted Nonce whose mum bailed him but kept working as a nursery teacher until she was exposed. North london stuff - proper hidden in plain sight pedo whose tried to groom every single parent on the estate - I'd happily provide the messages he's sent me over the 9 years (always thought He was weird which protected me and my children)
First he said he strangled her and then stabbed her. The dismemberment motions are all wrong and he makes insinuations that a whole body was thrown over not pieces. Also, he would've had to murder her in the bar he worked at and that would've been messy and a hell of a clean up. He makes no sense. I believe he killed her but the way he did it can't keep his story straight if he even remembers himself exactly how.
@evil among us, a recommendation of a case for you to look into is the case of Stephen McCallugh aka VoteSaxon07, a youtuber who murdered his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally. I used to watch his videos growing up, and learning of his crimes last year shook me. Since then I’ve been rewatching his videos (which are still up for some reason) and it shows concerning behaviour such as joking about violence. Currently he’s remanded in custody and has shown no remorse, pleading not guilty despite the overwhelming evidence against him. He’s set for a court appearance September this year. I’d be interested to hear your perspective on this once the court proceedings are finalised. Thanks
I very much doubt it was about the child being taken away, if it was then it wasn’t directly - e.g he was angry because he felt judged or mocked by others due to the situation, not the loss of custody itself.. and/or (as no matter the answer I feel what follows is true.. irrespective of the true reason he did it) he thinks others will “see” why he did it, as in he thinks they’ll be able to relate to his anger and presumably, while in prison, save him from the lads that are against abuse of women..
You always hit the nail on the head with your profiles. I think he turned himself in not out of remorse but that he was too tired of living every day in fear of the police. Possibly he realized that his life was shit and might actually be better in prison. Who knows, but it definitely wasn't due to remorse. If that were the case, he would've sat down with police and given a FULL confession, no details left out. This pos deserves to rot in prison.
Thank you and I think you are spot on
Judge Justice Cutts conducted the trial of my late ex partner Michael Allen earlier this year.
He was stabbed outside of a nightclub in Cornwall trying to save others from the same fate.
She was a wonderful Judge who imposed the sentences so eloquently, her voice haunts me to this day. Very surreal hearing her again.
Mike’s Trust is his charity if anyone would like to check out the work we have been doing in his memory to end knife crime 🖤
I always recommend and share both your channels , peak level content.
thank you so much
You're doing fantastic with both channels buddy. Your in depth research are spot on. Your narration is clear and precise. Keep up the amazing work you deserve it man
You brought Claire back to life again, for a short while.
What a perceptive comment.
It's always a bit stomach-lurching when you find out violent people have pets. You know they are being abused also...
This upsets me too.
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Some freak will horn in about humans, but I agree with all of you. It Shatters me.
? Yes the pets matter but more than a human life 😂
Yes they matter. They are innocent and know no evil. Humans can look after themselves. Pets cannot and don't have a voice.
I just want to say I absolutely love your videos and have been watching for a while! You are very clear, succinct, and cover all angles of the case
Strong agree. The facts are well presented, but with compassion. Good work EAU❤
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A very compassionate telling of an absolutely horrific crime. I wish that there was legislation that would demand that when a murderer refuses to disclose the whereabouts of a body that they should be given an additional 10+ years until the time they do disclose the whereabouts of the remains. I wonder if this legislation will ever come about.
i don’t often comment on youtube videos but i really do appreciate you acknowledging that some of us have impairments and making sure to read and state things that may be hard to catch for us. i am partially deaf, but just as you said, you were in my pocket and i was listening as i was making dinner. not having to stop my task to read the subtitles because i knew you’d tell me what i needed to know, was such a small but meaningful thing to me. thank you!
EAU is honestly such a class act all around.
Agreed, EAU is a class act
@@CoExist64 my favorite true crime channel. Well- tied with Descent Into Darkness. He’s a fantastic chap as well
@@salmanovitch6702 I only found EAU a few months ago, now he’s right up there with Dave’s Lemonade and Matt Orchard. Brilliant all
He’s brilliant
I feel for Claire. She never really had a chance at a normal existence. RIP Claire
I will never understand why alcohol is not more restricted. It ruins more lives than smoking does. Yet it’s still freely advertised and available
Good question. I think that if alcohol were invented today it would be banned immediately. However humans have been drinking for thousands of years so creating restrictions would be nearly impossible.
Its by design
The breweries have a lot of clout, most M.Ps are drinkers. Why do you think there's more sleeping in The House of Lords than any other activity? They're all pissed
Totally agree with you.
Deranged.
I always found it so sad that whenever I find out somebody DOESN'T drink, I'm surprised.
If you don't drink here, you're abnormal and often made fun of or encouraged to drink, especially if male for some reason.
EAU, you’re a class act my friend. Top notch content that delivers an unequaled level of soft, respectfulness for the victims. While delivering an equal hardness and disgust for the evil. Along with the thoroughness, awareness, exploration and explanation of complex topics.
Like psychological profiles, environments, and circumstances.
Thank you friend.
Aww thank you so much 😊
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It’s horrific for the family when they never get closure with being able to lay their loved one to rest. This man is pure evil.
The mom is so terrified of her physically abusive relationship, she calls child protection services. So, they take the baby for protection and leave the woman to continue to be beaten. Wow! 🤔😡
She chooses him and to stay...its not social services job to manage someones relationship...woman need to be held more accountable of their bad relationships.
@@ilovenikee2638women need systemic support to survive abuse.
Implying otherwise, is dangerous and counterproductive to saving the lives of people who need support more than accountability.
@@salmanovitch6702exactly!
@@ilovenikee2638 I doubt very much Claire chose to stay. A lot of the time people are too afraid of what will happen if they leave.
Finishing an abusive relationship is when a woman is going to be most in danger..may I also say victim blaming does not help!!, you have zero idea how twisted a woman feels in that situation
Just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos and appreciate all the hard work you put into them. Thank you
Thank you Claire, comments like this make it all worth it 😊
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Havent heard of this case, so many thanks again, look forward to watching in full
Thanks EAU for the video. Rest in eternal peace Claire 💔
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Amazing as always EAU. I hadnt heard of this case before. Thanks for bringing Claires memory to light.
Wanted to ask you a question..? Do you study Psychology, criminology or anything like that? Or is this youtube channel just a passion of yours? Really enjoy your take on things and your empathy.
You are welcome bro I have degrees in both criminology and psychology and work in criminal justice assessing offender’s risk and explaining their criminal behaviour 😊
@evilamongus2022 That is brilliant man, thank you for answering a personal question like that 🤝
I had a feeling you were a professional. Love your insight man. Keep it up and take care.
You too bro
@@evilamongus2022Cool! It’s actually amazing that you are better qualified than most “true crime UA-camrs” but don’t give too much over-the-top personal opinion… just sticking with the facts with some basic compassion, I love that 🙏
@@Petey5544Yeah I'm not a fan when narrators start using personal insults and random exclamations. Always better to keep it professional as it shows respect to the subject matter 👍
Thanks as always for your work! Absolutely my favorite channel!
You are very welcome 🙏
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This vile monster Osment should be kept behind bars until he discloses where Claire's body is .
Thank you for narrating this tragic case in such a compassionate way .
Condolences to all the Holland family especially Claire's children 🌹
I think that should be the case with any no body crime. You don't even get thought about being put up for parole unless you tell where the person is and once they've done it tell them being put forward for parole depends on what they find.
Thank you for your hard work
You’re Absolutely Correct about everything you said about him in the end. No remorse for anyone. Sociopathic Narcissist
Did he say he put the murder weapon in someone else's knife box years ago?
That's as repulsive as the people the returned a meat cleaver back to Walmart after chopping up a young man.
ppl are unhinged.
Walmart probably resold it too.
@djquinn11 I think they did. Investigation I think foundbit was returned- but it was not in store when they tried to locate it. So.... someone somewhere has a clever that's a murder weapon, feeding their family 🤢
I missed the Walmart cleaver return story. Did they do that because they were broke and wanted the cash back? Or were they being possibly brilliant about disposing of the weapon?
Wtf! Are you serious? People did that? Omg wtf is wrong with them? That's horrible.
@@Ruth78620: They’re psychos. Besides, it was a perfectly good meat cleaver!
*Evil Among Us’ new channel “Tales of Tragedy” is fantastic!* This channel has a lot of unknown true crime cases, and the 2nd one is about historical tragic events. I love that there’s no background melody on a loop and that he doesn’t say every single patreons name at the end of every upload, ruining the vibe. Lots of people listen to these at bedtime because his voice and accent is calming and soothing so you can fall asleep, so it’s nice that he just gets right into it, and at the end, he ends it! (Love you EAU!)
Love you too DeeDee
My man i will support any channel you start. Thank you and well done.
Thanks bro 😎
Bruhhh you are THROWIN HEAT lately ❤❤.
This channel deserves SO many more subs! Presenter is great.
Working on it! 😊
Hi, EAU ❤❤❤
Thank you for bringing Claire to life. You've got me ugly crying 💔 Poor woman, how horrifically sad. She was doing her best, and for the right reasons - the love she had for her kids and family and desire to make them proud. Poor Claire, I hope you're resting peacefully.
You are a fantastic channel. By far my fave. Thanks for all you do and in such a caring manner. I only wish there were more men like you in this world.
Aww thanks Vicky, I am sure there are lots of guys like me in the world, I am nothing special
@@evilamongus2022 my exe was a coercive controller. He put me off for life. I think you are wonderful
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The judge goes on and on about what a horror he is and then gave him 20 years. Absurd sentence.
Thanks for the upload.
EAU you make sunday nights that bit more bareable. Thankyou xx
You are welcome 😊
I love your style of presenting SO MUCH xxxx
Thank you so much 😊
Me too ❤️❤️
That judge gets a standing ovation 👏
I’m glad he held up the sign. That behavior almost guarantees life in prison.
Only just come across your channel, and wanted to say wow. You have so much support from your subscribers. Not a rude or disrespectful comment anywhere, which is so refreshing. What a decent bunch!
Great video and very well written and presented. I LOVE the fact that Osment was sentenced by a female judge. New subscriber here👍
Thank you so much and welcome aboard 😊
Hi. You're appreciated.
Thank you
thank you so much
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This is my favourite channel and I follow alot of crime channels 😅I wait for your uploads ❤
Thanks for the upload EAU! I had never heard of this case either. Hope you are keeping ok mate!
No worries bro hope you are doing well 😊
@@evilamongus2022 I’m good mate!
I love listening to your channel when im goi g to bed give me something to drown out the anxiety
Glad I could help 🤷♂️
narcissists can justify literally anything. It doesnt need to be rooted in any truth whatsoever.
Thank you!
Poor girl she was trying to better her life... he's an evil monster
Very Well put together subscribed
Another great upload. Still waiting for you to do the Chris watts case. That one fascinates me
I never get in this fast, cheers for the videos my guy.
Why wasn’t that vile, abusive bully in prison? 😮
Possible case idea to look at, but as a local resident of Ealing during my childhood a case that stuck in the back of my mind for years is the murder of Alice Gross, I was wondering if you could a video on that covering her and her mudererer, Arnis Zalkans, a Latvian builder. I haven’t heard this case for years but I remember the mass coverage and press this case and figured you could do some master digging in this case in the future, hopefully you see this comment and let me know what your thoughts are on this case as I am still learning the full events myself
Should be 30 years minimum. He will be only 60 when released he will still be dangerous
11:08 I almost believe him when he says he doesn’t remember making the call, however that doesn’t mean it’s not true. The old adage says the truth comes out when you’re drunk
Hi, EAU!! 👋 Perfect reason to procrastinate mowing the yard! 😂🎉 Much love to you!❤
Thanks Kris hope you like the video
Awesome video
Thank you kindly
Alcohol is an ugly, awful addiction! 😔
15 years is not enough
I decorated the seamus O’Donnell’s pub ,twice now
You might want to know: In the USA pissed means angry, not drunk.
New sub from Baltimore Maryland
always exciting seeing a new evil among us thumbnail pop up
I live in Suffolk, maybe you should look into doing a video about Steven Wright (AKA The Suffolk Strangler?)
Rosie's words broke my heart.Always leave when he treats you like shit.He won't change.
I wish i could see his face when he was told Paddy was an officer !
This case highlights the devastating long-term impacts of domestic violence and coercive control. Darren Osmond's pattern of abuse, manipulation and victim-blaming ultimately escalated to murder, robbing Claire Holland of her life just as she was turning things around. The undercover operation that finally brought Osmond to justice was brilliantly executed, but raises interesting questions about the ethics and legality of such tactics. Most heartbreaking are the effects on Claire's children, especially her daughter Rosie, who spent years hoping her mother would reappear at important events. This case demonstrates why we must take domestic violence seriously and intervene early. It also shows how abusers often use children as weapons against their partners. Ultimately, Osmond's refusal to reveal Claire's final resting place is his last cruel act of control over her and her loved ones.
I still can't get over the fact that UK law people wear dirty cauliflower looking wigs.
Most countries that have the same law system as UK do where the wigs still. Canada where I'm from is one of them. Hong Kong used to be another one also . 😁😁🤗
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Throw away the key with this one! What a maniac 🙏🙏❤️❤️
YES, I AM GOING TO YOUR OTHR CHANNEL ALSO.. GREAT JOB BY THE WAY.. GREAT JOB!
New subscriber here because you don't add random AI stock vid clips and you stick to pics of the actual people and places. Will check out the second channel too. Thank you!
You are welcome 😊 happy to have you onboard
Thanks for covering this case.
Would you consider looking into the case surrounding the death of Mikey Roynon?
hi could you cover the doncaster devil brothers if possible? really dark case. cheers!
24:27 life should be life. Never released.
He so wanted the 999 handler to be shocked and her non reaction was perfect
What a monster thank you E A U love your channel❤️❤️🙏🙏😢😢
Thank you 😊
Can't watch just yet as it's a sensitive topic. I will watch it when I'm ready. I know it will be great, so it gets a thumbs up. 😊
Oh gosh that's heartbreaking.
WHO admits to murder after 7 years...what na idiot,he would have got away whith IT if he hadn't call 999.
No body,no parole
Have a look at Hannah clarke
Play pool for ten hours!? People do that?
There shouldn't be any possibility of parole for these murderer's unless they lead the police to the body being found. Imagine the family's anguish when this scumbag is released.
Alcohol, the legal drug 😢
Reminds me on another case you could cover. Was when undercover police officers went a bit far to say the least they were getting married having children while undercover then going home to there families I seem to remember this going on for ten years. I think it was around 2014 not much coverage on the case
Parole should also include a caveat that the whereabouts of the victim need to be identified...! Just my thought..
I agree with you entirely
That phone call 😡 made my blood run cold
Alcohol is a terrible drug if you can't handle it, I ended up taking my 3 older kids off my first wife due to her alcoholism I've brought them up for the last 14 years on my own because of it, it drags everyone around the person who is the alcoholic down with them as well, tbh I'm glad I did as my kids are now nice sensible & reasonable young adults and I hate to think what could have happened if they'd been left with her
How the hell did he get the sign saying innocent in to the court????😮🤔 Bang out of order.!😡Bless ya Rosy.🙏😪💜
we are getting spolied with these videos! Thanks EAU 100k Subs soon
The question whether he was motivated by guilt or not is an interesting one. I think that his mind bounced between some guilt and far greater self-interest from the murder to the day he was sentenced but on every occasion the self-interest was stronger - except the night be confessed when guilt got the upper hand. By the following day he was back to his standard self-interest.
really well put, I agree, I think it fluctuated depending on his state of mind at any given moment
Very sad 😢
Another great job man, I think that when Claire went to meet Osment that night he thought he could convince her to sleep with him but her resolve to improve her life stopped that and that would have enraged someone like Osment and he killed her as punishment by strangling her, I think he didn't cut her up, he didn't really have anywhere to do that, I think he weighted her body and put her in the river, I mean he talked about floods loosening her body but he knew he had hidden it well and as for his confession being due to remorse I'm calling BS on that, I think he had probably told someone about it that night and they had either not believed him and so in his drunk state he rang police to brag almost or the person he told had said they were gonna phone the police and tell them what he had said so he rang before they did, he's got no control over anything anymore except the finding of Claires body and he is gonna hang on to that at least until he gets out anyway. RIP Claire Holland
Yea boii have a nice day everyone!
Rosie you was never to blame your mam is watching from heaven I believe in after life and she will be proud of you and always around hope u have a happy life it’s heart braking god bless
Only Drunks, toddlers and leggings tell the truth
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I really think we're now at the point with science and technology that it should be considered that we bring back the death penalty in this country
Alcohol and pornography are the biggest legal problems for young men who graduate to much worse if their “needs” aren’t met.
Great judge!
What a charmer. He looks like Aleistar Crowley.
Can u please do one on charlie padfield. Convicted Nonce whose mum bailed him but kept working as a nursery teacher until she was exposed. North london stuff - proper hidden in plain sight pedo whose tried to groom every single parent on the estate - I'd happily provide the messages he's sent me over the 9 years (always thought He was weird which protected me and my children)
Loved this judge ..
First he said he strangled her and then stabbed her. The dismemberment motions are all wrong and he makes insinuations that a whole body was thrown over not pieces. Also, he would've had to murder her in the bar he worked at and that would've been messy and a hell of a clean up. He makes no sense. I believe he killed her but the way he did it can't keep his story straight if he even remembers himself exactly how.
@evil among us, a recommendation of a case for you to look into is the case of Stephen McCallugh aka VoteSaxon07, a youtuber who murdered his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally. I used to watch his videos growing up, and learning of his crimes last year shook me. Since then I’ve been rewatching his videos (which are still up for some reason) and it shows concerning behaviour such as joking about violence. Currently he’s remanded in custody and has shown no remorse, pleading not guilty despite the overwhelming evidence against him. He’s set for a court appearance September this year. I’d be interested to hear your perspective on this once the court proceedings are finalised. Thanks
I very much doubt it was about the child being taken away, if it was then it wasn’t directly - e.g he was angry because he felt judged or mocked by others due to the situation, not the loss of custody itself.. and/or (as no matter the answer I feel what follows is true.. irrespective of the true reason he did it) he thinks others will “see” why he did it, as in he thinks they’ll be able to relate to his anger and presumably, while in prison, save him from the lads that are against abuse of women..
Good job "Paddy"!