THE CHARLESTOWN CHURCH MASSACRE - Dylann Roof
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- Опубліковано 6 лис 2021
- Dylann Storm Roof drove to the The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17th 2015 and shot nine people. Join me in my latest True Crime episode where I take you through this story of the mass murder of a group of innocent people who’s only showed kindness to their killer.
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“Insignificant bowl head bizarre human” wins all the awards for describing someone
agree … it’s gold!
I burst out laughing at this 😂
Reminds me of Purdey haircut……. We all had that , and no one looked as good as Joanna Lumley!!!!!!
We used to call bowl head haircut,,, basin cuts!
Commonly know as a Bell End!
My grandson is doing his dissertation using your videos, says he understands you. Going into criminal law. Thank you x
Love this x
He'll learn from the best ..
I love how you told us all about the victims. That detail matters. They were strangers to me but their lives really mattered.
I love how nobody talks about Emanuel Samson
Agree
@@apuapustaja1958 I think that, “Nobody talks about Emanuel Samson” anymore (except those who bring him up when bowl-head is mentioned!) because he ‘only’ killed 1 person! May I ask why you think that he’s not talked about more? 🙄
@@suzimonkey345
Go cry me a river you racist
@@annacostello5181 yeah... Stay in your mother's basement please and definitely stay away from children and animals
the fact that he could sit with such loving warm welcoming people and still go through is horrendous. its such a sad loss of life. ive never learnt about the victims untill now so thank you so much for letting us know about these beautiful angels.
Glad u loved ma country, one love from Edinburgh💚
@@johnglynn5002 who said anything about loving your country sir? I’m sure it’s lovely but I just don’t understand this comment.
@@HoneyBee-br6hi Emma said she loved Glasgow, which is in the country I live in, SCOTLAND
I would’ve loved having you as a therapist or just someone to talk to when I was struggling as a child and young adult.
Great Tribute! Thank You!
I agree and Adore Emma Kenny for her empathy and deep perceptive. Thankfully with love
Same. 😔
Agreed I think Emma ooze’s compassion & love.
I still do lol
It still baffles me how he could spend almost an hour with this group of people & experience how kind & welcoming they were & he still was able to kill them.
Exactly, because I would’ve told his ass, “ there’s a Catholic Church down the road maybe you should try that one🤷🏾♀️
A couple of cases ago you disclosed your dyslexia … I cheered to my hubby as the way you natter and go into such detail with enthusiasm (and how you described being in education) …was so familiar …and I think this is one of the reasons I enjoy how you present your cases so much … you just say it how it is … you make us chuckle with your sharp observations … so natter away Em … we love ya 👍❤️
Emma, as a fellow psychologist I have so much professional respect for you. Your analysis of each case is so detailed and so good. Your coverage of this case though was brilliant. I was riveted. You did justice to each victim's experience beautifully. I live in Virginia in the States and most coverage of this case has been reduced to political fodder and nothing more. Thank you for always bringing truth, credibility and humanity to all you do.
Thankyou . This means a lot to me . Em xx
@@EmmaKennyTV ur frustratingly enoying but addictive and I admit a little cute, sort the wardrobe out low
Emma im a fan of ur utube stuff please quit morning bore as ur better than that.
@@EmmaKennyTVthere is a rumor that dylann escaped from the jail using a double body.
@@tatianarodriguez6607He's living in Fort Worth with Elvis and Bruce Lee.
The way you prioritise the lives of the victims while dismantling the perpetrators is a work of art and brilliant to watch Em.
Why does it seem that a lot of these murderers who subscribe to racial superiority, always look like their mum and dad were cousins? Most disconcerting.
Another job well done Em. Thank you.
I am a native American and because I am brown skinned I have been bullied and so on. I try to remember that those people are closed minded. I forgive them because I don't care what they think. However I have also been attacked physically. I feel sorry for these people. I live my life with dignity and love. I hope people like this will get help. Thank you Emma for telling this story.
I’m so sorry to hear that, racists really are the lowest of the low. Native American culture is beautiful and your community deserves so much better.
A Yemenite friend of mine was in South Africa during Apartheid, and the train conductors kept on trying to direct him to the "Coloured" section!
@@Jo66914 Things that needs to be considered before you date out. It’s a whole different 🌎 when your skin is brown.
I’m so sorry to hear all that you’ve been thru…!! Your culture is an amazing and strong culture that has sadly had to endure so much prejudice and injustice over the centuries; I hope you can continue to hold your head high and know what a beautiful culture you represent ❤️❤️!!
@Diana Hughes My husband & I are British. We lived & worked in Texas, USA for a long time. We travelled & met lot of different people in many different states. In our experience the relationship between Native Americans & African Americans is very strained (to say the least!). This shocked me & a couple of experiences have really stuck with me in a painful way. I’d never witnessed such brutal, venomous & overt racism in my life.
May I ask if you know what I’m talking about & if you could shed some light on the ‘hatred’ (that’s what it truly felt like) between peoples that I expected to feel some unity with each other?
The most extreme things that I witnessed came from very poor, ‘working class’ individuals.
Emma you are so loved! I hope the survivors and family see your lovely tribute to them!
As a South Carolinian i just want to let you know you did a phenomenal job at honoring the victims, my fellow South Carolinians, the way you did in this video thank you so much. 🕊❤️
I learned so much more about what actually happened, and you did an amazing job really helping us get to know the victims, and appreciate the true loss of beautiful souls. Absolutely amazing job 🙏🏽❤️
I was fifteen when this happened. I remember hearing about this and I remember the fury and anger and sadness that I felt. And I remember I didn’t hear much after that about this case; I’m usually pretty capable of separating my emotions from my interest in true crime but this one had me sobbing.
This was a sad case. It really hurt me and I’ve avoided most stories and documentaries about it until now. I’m glad I watched this one and got to learn about the 9 beautiful lives he took.
Same. Here. I grieved this crime, these murders.
I was raised by my very racist grandfather and when this happened anytime it came on the news he would say "I'd hope they'd give him the chair but that's too kind." An old white man that hated black people thought that what he did was so monstrous, death was too kind of a punishment.
Who cares how your racist gf felt. Should he get some type of award? Being a racist is monstrous within in itself. Tell him to stop being a racist if he really gaf!
@@HoneyBee-br6hi 1.) He's dead 2.) Telli g somebody to stop being racist doesn't work 3.) You completely missed my point but thanks for playing.
Personally(coming from a black person) your comment made me smile! Idk what's up with that other person....they completely missed the point and you're so right telling someone(especially someone from an older generation) to stop being racist def does not work at all lol
Also sorry for your loss of your grandfather.
@@jethrodelapp9074 my grandparents, both born in 1936, also lived when racism and segregation were openly accepted. They are both deceased now but I remember when this was on the news, they both said he should get the death penalty. My grandmother’s exact words were, “ If I had a grandchild who did this, it would put me in my grave.” My grandfather said, “They outta hang him from the highest tree.”
I’m from Charleston and was raised here and it really spooked our community. It’s always a case of how could someone do something like this? As a charlestonian it’s hard to comprehend such a severe case of racism and murder. Really shocking and it’s close to home when it’s in your city. Everyone came together but the shooting shouldn’t have happened in the first place!!
The strength of the human spirit never ceases to amaze me, and the Charleston Church commity demonstrated everything that is beautiful about people. Another good one xx
This case hurt my heart. Thank you for the levity about his hair cut I guess most of us who have dealt with violent crime do have a little gallows humour and sometimes it’s the only way to cope with the atrocities we encounter.
No gimmicks. No makeup. Just crime. Thank you Emma 😊
Your coverage is unlike any other. I love that you insert bits of your own sass in..makes us not feel crazy for having our own feelings about how horrible the lot of this is
This one took me three times to get through. Im in bits, this is so tragic. You describe each victm in such a beautiful way.
Me too I had to take multiple days on this case & Christopher and Channon just two innocent young ppl in love sitting in a parking when 5 of the most evilest monster's you could ever imagine took their short lives away in the most unimaginable unspeakable way. For this young man too walk into a church with so much hate in his heart & murder ppl who welcomed him in with open arms is beyond my comprehension. Beyond heartbreaking 😭😭😭
I grew up with domestic violence. I’m still having therapy in my fifties. My proudest achievement was bringing up my son in a loving and gentle way. I basically did the opposite of what I witnessed
I become riveted with your story telling. You portray the story perfectly above and beyond excellence. Thank you!
What were his parents doing this entire time? Did they not notice he was getting strange? How did he obtain weapons? All the bullets? Sounds like he was groomed and given weapons. All those dear people slaughtered. Such a waste.
my thoughts entirely! a new breed of EVIL....
Sounds more like if he didn't bother them, they didn't bother him. Quiet kid that just came and went on his own and spent his time online, being quiet.
I am so very excited, Emma! This is one of the cases that I was hoping you would cover. Here is sending a wonderful evening to you and yours.
Full body goosebumps when you described her praying aloud as Dylann approached. I can't even imagine.
I lived in Charleston for 10 years. This case is still widely talked about. It’s so sad to remember what he did to those innocent people.
You always do the victims justice Emma. UA-cam crime Queen. thankyou lass x
*stands up and applauds Emma on the fact that she sees the insanity of what's been happening in the last 19 months and the crazy crap that is happening in the world *
I can't believe he killed them in the middle of prayer the one place these people were meant to feel the most safe and secure.
I live in South Carolina, about an hour away from where this happened. I remember watching the horror unfold on the news and online. It was difficult at the time to not see and read the stories of the victims, and horrific to hear about the treatment towards Roof by the police with regards to the absurd almost kindness they showed. Even though it was nearly impossible not to live and breathe the news about this case for a short time after it occurred, I learned a lot from your video that I hadn't already known, and I appreciate the kindness and care you give to the victims and their families.
There is a rumor that dylann escaped from the jail using a double body.
I can't imagine the scars this must have left the poor survivors in and not just in the physical sense 😰💔
Could you consider covering Marc Dutroux case please? This is one of this cases that makes my blood boil. Knowing that deaths of 4 girls was totally avoidable....but due to sloppy police work many families were distroyed.
As a woc I truly am thankful for you covering this case. I don't think I've ever seen a video covering this case and/or give commentary in it. I do recall when this horrendous crime occurred, on social media it was suggested that the police officers took him through a fast food restaurant before they brought him in.
Burger King if I’m not mistaken
This story happened not too far from me , it's so heartbreaking. I literally sat here working (Your vids help me through the workday lol) breaking down, sobbing . Never , EVER heard it told like this. Like everyone says you shed so much light on the victims ! You can hear the compassion as you speak ! Found your channel earlier this wk. Please keep them coming !👏🏾❤
I’m ashamed to say I did chuckle over the “kid with the bowl hair” comment 🤭
Bless them all. They didn’t deserve this.
Same 😆
Truly appreciate the long videos as I’m aware how much work goes into them ❤️🔥 You deserve a lot more recognition! 💯
So sad that everyone made him feel welcome and treat him with kindness and despite having second thoughts he just went through with it anyway, mercilessly. What a warped mind.
I love how much thought goes into the cases you discuss
You did a great job, Emma, racism is such an unnecessary, but complex issue, dealt with as sensitively as ever. Well done
I'm from Baltimore, Maryland and I remember the day of the riots. I was literally a block away from where it started. It's still surreal.
I love how you honour the victims.
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You are so easy to listen to, it’s so much more engaging when a UA-camr has a great personality. I’m glad I stumbled upon your channel! Thank you for sharing these cases with us and focusing on the victims. 🙂
I watch so many different crime series, and i notice there you are giving your expertise on different subjects. Love these shows so much. Keep up the hard work 👏👏👏
You are such a great teacher - the way you pull things together about these people is a great skill. Thank you for all your hard work on these cases and helping us understand what is going on with it.
After doing such a great job covering this case, I’m officially requesting that you cover the Amish school shooting here in the states.
I remember when this happened I couldn't sit in my church without feeling anxious that someone would come in and do the same thing. Even now I still stare at the door.
My church is so small and unknown my dad and another member bring their own guns every Sunday just incase, I think this case messed everyone up 😢
good evening Em so educational and love your way of communication and always so much empathy to the victims and families, lots of love to you and your family xx
Thank you for giving the victims the respect they deserve in your retelling.
This was so compassionately told Emma, you did this so well even though its so so sad x
Such evil.
This is horrifically sad.
He should never be let out
Just finished watching another true crime UA-camr but always end up coming back here for just amazing insights into the psychology and sort of theology behind such incidents!
It is interesting and psychology is something that, even though doctors know a lot about, we actually have only hit the top of the iceberg of a huge 'network' of sorts of different disorders, reasonings and possible causes for those disorders.
Always a good discussion and I feel really involved in a way with the talk which is something Emma Kenny does amazingly well!
I love this x
Emma, definitely one of the best breakdown of this heinous crime on the Internet. Really great work 👏
WOW Emma! Thanks for covering this one, it's just despicable.. thank you 💔👏❤️❤️❤️
Really looking forward to learning about this case. Thank you Emma 💖
Prepare for lots of Swastikas & Confederate flags.
@@matthewakian2 too true, Matthew
" need we say more" too true Emma , too true.
The way this town and these families have dealt with this horrendous event is beautiful and something I hope to be able to emulate when I feel wronged. If they can show love and grace after something like that then surely I can do so for the minor issues in my life
Er don't think that this behaviour is forgiven it can't be because you have not stopped killing black people for centuries we face it Everyday your talk means nothing as it couldn't happen without you!
@@ishents1 don't blame every white person, every person is an individual, not all white people are racist, and dont put the blame on people that weren't even born centuries ago, how can that be they're fault when they weren't even born. Ridiculous.
I love how obsessed you are with his hair lmao 🤣
I’m having spinal surgery 6 days before your Gloucester show and soooo hoping I’m well enough to come
Hi all, hope everyone is keeping well
Yet another amazing video from the best worldwide in crime stories ❤️
My son is autistic, has anxiety disorder and has suffered with psychosis but he would never ever hurt anyone. He's so gentle he couldn't. Xx
I lived in inner city Manchester growing up in the 70’s and experienced a lot of racism. This was during the Enoch Powell era. No words can describe how horrible it feels to be discriminated against because of the colour of your skin. I was five when my mother explained how we weren’t allowed to play in certain areas because of the number of national front supporters who might want to harm me. That same year 1970, I was abducted from right outside my home and a guy who was a national front supporter, saw where I had been taken and saw the abductor sexually abusing me and found a policeman. This confused me as a five year old, people were either good or bad. Despite his beliefs this man realised I was an innocent child and no matter the colour of my skin, I needed protection. This being the 70’s it was covered up and brushed aside by my mother (least said soonest mended, attitude) I don’t think the police took action either. I remember a large policeman asking me questions I couldn’t answer. I’d love to know what happened to this man but have no idea how to find out. So how these people felt knowing they were being killed simply because they were African American I cannot comprehend. Recently there was a hoax call about a gunman in a Manchester school that my partners son attends. I saw the child’s face hours after it happened and the fear was easy to spot, he was totally traumatised by his experience. They hid under their desks waiting to be shot. It’s given me a tiny glimpse into how these brave people must have been feeling that horrific day.
Roof had no such humanity in him as the man who saved me. I cannot comprehend how traumatised those victims and their families are. He was evil. Pure and simple. To slaughter innocent people in a place of worship is horrendous. He has no compassion or humanity and while I struggle with the death sentence often, in this case I think he fully deserves to die. What he did to these families and his own family was reprehensible. I’d like to know why his family didn’t spot any warning signs when his friends did. I’m not blaming them for his actions, just wondering how he hid his beliefs and why the family thought he was safe to have a gun.
I do believe the gun laws in the states make crimes like this so easy to commit. I’d love to see the laws tightened and can’t understand why the checks on people wanting a gun aren’t a lot more stringent.
Love your videos Emma, and I appreciate how you help us to know the victims as people not just names. I’d love to see one of your roadshows! I also would fancy a few tequilas with you afterwards!! 💜
Why mention Enoch Powell? Enoch Powell was not a racist. Educate yourself.
This is such an interesting story and proves that no person is good or bad- black or white. Personalities are all On a spectrum with very few on the pure evil side. The national front guy most likely disagreed with black people being in the country BUT would never sit blindly by and watch people be abused purely on the basis of their colour. We tend to dehumanise people we don’t like or agree with and this goes both ways.
@@savedandblessed79 Common sense tells you surely that EP’s infamous speech Rivers of Blood was at the very least inflammatory and irresponsible, no?
@@Kamel510 Inflammatory? No not really. He was stating facts I can't see anything in what he said to be untrue or racist. Most of what he said has now became a brutal and violent reality.
He was suggesting and predicting that mass immigration would cripple the NHS, housing and state systems and also raise the crime rate.
All happened. Double time.
Inflammatory....hmmmm. Depends whom is twisting it to their gain.
Enoch Powell gets slot of bad press but the man was by no means a racist. He lived in India quite happily for over a decade. He spoke many languages and travelled the world embracing cultures
What happened that poor young lady was nothing to do with Enoch Powell but I can't stand people slating a man who spoke more sense than any politician that has ever lived.
We now have parts of Britain under Sharia law. 😐
@@savedandblessed79 lol
Love your different take on true crime I always find out something new about these cases. I've been a subscriber from the beginning and have watched ever since ❤
I've needed emma on this whole situation. You always give a good perspective.
Listening to this at work, thanks Emma x
Brilliant as always Emma
Thank you for recognizing these amazing people that had their lives tragically taken. As a black woman who grew up in the south and having dealt with racism from an early age, it's sometimes easy to think that all white people secretly hate me just because of the color of my skin. I know that isn't true, but it's still something that weighs heavily on me, knowing that there are people who intensely hate me and would eradicate me if given the chance.
Eradicate who? Their Government will kill them off way before they kill us.
The joke is the government do not care about colour its a tool to control illiterate ignorant people.
@@ishents1 you are correct. The only thing that matters to the people who control this earth is bloodline. Many assume, that they share their privilege because they look similar to them. Couldn’t be further from the truth. They NEED the people to fight amongst themselves, because it removes the spotlight from the ones who have the power, and authority to control governments.
Covid clearly hasn’t taught some people anything. Look at the collateral damage resulting from the Casedemic.
Never heard of this case and resisted the temptation to look it up, I'm so looking forward to another EK video.
Em I’ve watched all of your videos and so many more from others. For some reason this video just gutted me at the senseless loss of loss of everyday people just working to be their best and help others.
Aah this one really got me, proper big tears rolling down my cheeks. Thank you for giving us your insight into this and for the backgrounds on his victims.
I remember when this happened. I'm in VA and my Best Friend lived in Charleston and it was devastating
You're podcasts have really made my day off enjoyable. I'm catching up on the ones I've missed in the past and revisiting the one's I have enjoyed the most. Although all You're podcasts are brilliant. Thank you for making my day of an enjoyable one. xx
You know just how to do it. I find myself getting completely engrossed and experiencing the horror as you describe it. During the Richard Djerf episode I had to stop watching because I could feel an anxiety attack coming on. And I couldn't help but consider that I was traumatised sitting comfortably listening to you describing the situation - knowing that at any point I could pause or stop the video, but imagine being a victim in the reality of such a nightmare and knowing that you are trapped and there is no way out. That would be a time when I think it's completely understandable to lose your sanity. I hope and pray that I nor any of my loved ones will ever experience such abomination.
This evening you were able to make all the heaviness considerably lighter by the constant reference to the hairstyle so I found myself chuckling in between the unfolding of the horrible crescendo.
Race based killing remains one of those acts that have frightening power of inciting hate and distrust amongst people who would normally get on without problems. I live in South Africa where as you well know we had a system of Apartheid until 1994 and there remains so much healing to be achieved. So the presence of individuals on both sides who for whatever reason are attempting to undo the healing and promote the continued hate is truly alarming. And although they are an insignificant portion of the whole, their ideas and acts seem to get more press than those of the majority who don't classify people based on skin colour, sexual orientation, religious belief or any of these supercharged topics that most bigots nurture and promote continuously. It's a sad reflection of our time that we prefer to watch drama and conflict much more than harmony and acts of selfless behaviour.
I watch true crime ALL the time. Writing this now I feel that I must add more uplifting and inspirational documentaries to the mix but already in the back of my head I can hear myself rejecting even the thought of rationing the true crime.
What is it? I could never hurt another being willfully, yet I'm fascinated by stories of people who do that without a second thought. Am I trying to make myself feel better about my own shortcomings by looking at others where I can say: "Even though I often procrastinate and struggle to make deadlines, at least I'm not a murderer." I doubt it's that straight forward. It will be very interesting to contemplate that idea and try to find the root cause of our fascination with murderers and other macabre cases. I've discussed this with my own psychologist and she thinks it's a desire to understand the human psyche better. I don't know if the reason is that inane. It would be very interesting to get other true crime followers' ideas on what it is that makes them enjoy a good true crime episode much more than they would a romantic comedy, or a sports match or so many choices available to us these days of streaming and catering for niche markets.
"Who am I gonna think potentially is a murderer? That kid with the really weird hair: It's just too bowl-like" ;D
I just got to that part as as I read your comment 😂😂😂😂 It just struck midnight where I am and I burst out laughing uncontrollably 😂♥️♥️
Emma is truly the best ☺♥️🥇
Its called a tactical bowl cut
Dang Emma! This one was particularly brilliant and I wish I wasn’t stuck at work today so I could’ve been there for the live chat. Well done! **** HUGS**** (we all need to get those hugs back 😅💗 )
What a coward, these wonderful humans treated you with love and acceptance. Evil.
Thank you so much for covering the victims! I followed this closely as it was happening & I think I heard their names rattled off twice without any further information about who they were as human beings.
It was clear that they had welcomed him in, which told us a bit about who they were collectively but no more.
Thank you. They deserve to be remembered. Roof only deserves attention as it applies to learning how to spot & hopefully stop future versions.
I'm halfway thru and my heart hurts. It seems these days it isn't enough to be horrible. You've got to be evil. These criminals have to be more and more depraved. The each try to out do the others in their depravity. It's not enough to just be a serial killer, rapist, spree killer or child torturing murderer. They've got to go so far beyond the pale to prove they are the worst.. It just hurts my heart.. I'm old and I've seen it year after year getting worse and worse..
As usual Emma you have produced an informative video of yet another heinous case. I no longer watch other UA-camrs that report on such cases whilst applying make up.
Glad you are covering it. I'll probably catch it tomorrow.
The hairstyle was called 'the Purdey' named after and rocked by Joanna Lumley's character in the New Avengers 1976. Thank all the holy beings that I had curls and stylists couldn't even attempt it on me.
What I find ironic is this was a hate crime yet he walked into an African American Christian church full of the very people he supposedly hates and what did they do? Opened their church and their arms in love and kindness to the whitest kid ever. He's even quoted saying he almost reschedule based on how kind they were to him. This is literally baffling to me. These weren't people looking down on him as an "outsider" someone who didn't belong, they welcomed him. RIP to all the victims of this brutal and senseless crime
Oh Emma this one is one of your best yet. Those beautiful innocent people murdered by someone they showed such kindness to. I write this through my tears it’s a horror I will never forget and I appreciate you making sure everyone knows their true soul.
This crime was so senseless. I want people to know who are not in the US, in most areas of the US, people of all races flourish together and the loss of these wonderful people is a tragedy. Great job telling their stories, Emma.
Bravo 🙌 Emma fab work x
Love your channel Emma,watch you every week,religiously!xxx
I am an avid crime video watcher, even read my fair share - i watch ur videos regardless of maybe having heard or read up on the stories before. Your take and commentary is just the best - have seen u on TV too… never heard much about this though and I appreciate u having covered it - it is a story i think more crime tubers should really give time too - his crimes were horrific and extremely tragic for the victims!
Omg! It should NEVER be race, or culture, or religion that draws differences between us 🙄 it should only ever be how we treat each other, and even then we should always try to bond however we can
Thanks Em for covering this case
All you guys do is make it about race 😂😂
@@Kys112f_g get a life
Who is "you guys"
This broke my heart 😢
Thank you Emma for another video. 🥰
Thank you Emma for telling us more about the beautiful people that were lost. I am born and raised in Charleston. There is racial tension but there is also wide-spread knowledge that the multi-culturalism is the HEART and history of our city. Dylann's heinous actions left a scar a mile wide. How he can spend time with these beautiful people and be welcomed by them to go on and do what he did is unimaginable. Dylann is a cowardly monster with cowardly actions. His actions may have scarred Charleston, but her spirit of kindness, warmth, and welcoming will heal her.
My Sunday didn’t go to plan… so I’m here on a Monday morning 😀 . Thanks Emma 💕
Such a great episode @Emmakenny that as ever truly brought the victims to life, which is so very important as they are so much more than just names, you are always so empathetic! And as always, brilliant perception’s and insights too Emma!
Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in for us all, it’s truly so very appreciated 🙏xx
PS… if possible I’d love to see you cover ‘Ted Bundy’, ‘Dennis Nilson’ ( I know they’ve been done a lot, but I’d really love to hear your deep insights and perceptions on them ) and ‘Israel Keyes’ ( he’s one organized and scary kind of psychopathic serial killer! It’s like the army to him was education to hone his killing skills 😳 the way University for us is to hone our respective educational skills!! )
Years back I spent some months living in Mississippi, I met and spoke with a good few Afro Americans, everyone of them, without exception were the nicest, most friendly people you could hope to meet. I formed some solid friendships there.
Before watching this very well presented video I never even new of this case. I have to say that this sickened me to my guts.
What's strange to me is that man has been able to go to the moon and produce many unimaginable feats of technology, yet many of them don't seem to realize that the only difference between blacks and whites is the colour of the skin, nothing more.
These people showed him nothing but kindness, and yet he still killed them.
The sooner people move past this racial supremacy crap, then we might be some way towards having a world worth living in. Prejudice based on skin colour is as ridiculous as what used to happen in the days of the inquisition, you know, where people, usually women, were burned as witches because they had a pet or a skin blemish, or some equally irrational reason. I'm not PC or WOKE, I have no time or patience for them, that does not make me a racist. I just think for myself, based on my own conclusions. I use my own brain, I don't have to rely on someone else's for how I should think.
Then how would your politicians get elected.
They are elected because they promise to stop immigration,..... by you.
Talk is cheap action takes balls.
@@ishents1 In some contexts action does take "balls" as you put it.
The cold blooded murder of innocent people does not. It just needs a sniveling psychopathic coward with a gun.
This was not action of any description. It was just plain murder.
@@ishents1 mass immigration does nothing but ruin country’s
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@@jmacmcfc4662 Perspective.
So, Emma last night Facebook told me you’re coming to my town of Wigan in 10 days. So after show are we mooching into town for a few tequilas?
Yessss 17th 🥰
He wanted to incite a race war? Who did he think he was, Charles Manson?
Apparently so. Both completely inadequate losers.
It took me a while to get through this one. I'm from the States. This heinous crime made me feel like the country was going backwards. Thank you for paying so much attention to the victims. I can't believe he had the nerve to appeal his death sentence. What happened to him wanting to take his life?
Thank you so much for doing this video. I saw this church yesterday( nov 6).
Once again marvellous video ♥️
Emma really didn’t like his weird bowl hair lol
Never trust a person with a bowl cup 😂 her commentary was hilarious.