School Girl MURDERED In The Park

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  • @ElizabethW8044
    @ElizabethW8044 2 роки тому +2755

    Im only one week older than her and to think that I’m now 42, married with a daughter makes me so sad that she missed out on all of that. And she wanted to work with animals or children like I did as well. There’s nothing more tragic than an unfinished life. She would have had a good one.

    • @rebeccat7912
      @rebeccat7912 2 роки тому +81

      Thank you for this perspective! It’s so upsetting to think of what a wonderful person she would have become.

    • @ElizabethW8044
      @ElizabethW8044 2 роки тому +51

      @@rebeccat7912 the shoulda coulda woulda is the most sickening. She might have been a grandma by now.

    • @netsk1679
      @netsk1679 2 роки тому +30

      Same here, I also have a child the same age as she was then now. Awful isn't it.

    • @ummnothanks...666
      @ummnothanks...666 2 роки тому +11

      I'm 11 days older than her and lived not far from her. I can't believe I have never even heard about what happened to her. Such a terrible thing to happen!

    • @rainbowkitten8990
      @rainbowkitten8990 2 роки тому +4

      She definitely would of gone on to do amazing things 🥺

  • @kunitherock
    @kunitherock 2 роки тому +1787

    i’m literally not even 10 minutes into this video and my heart is in pieces. i can NOT imagine being a father and finding my daughter like that. god i hope their family has healed some, tho that won’t fix this of course, i still hope their souls are at ease even a bit

    • @greenpeas154
      @greenpeas154 2 роки тому +14

      Her mom sadly died of cancer.

    • @twistedsisterr
      @twistedsisterr 2 роки тому +2

      healed some then a random made a full youtube video about it and now you're reliving it all over again.

    • @reileyjones5936
      @reileyjones5936 2 роки тому

      @@twistedsisterr we’re all sympathizing. and why are you here?

    • @oliviagrace6914
      @oliviagrace6914 2 роки тому +5

      I hope they don’t blame themselves, they didn’t send their child into danger knowingly. praying for all affected and praying that the responsible’s conviction

    • @ababshdhehweh
      @ababshdhehweh Рік тому +7

      @@twistedsisterrthis “ random” is not making this video in a rude way she is simply giving the video media attention and is sharing this child’s story for justice against her killer .

  • @ddzgdt
    @ddzgdt 2 роки тому +5530

    Oh this case is so heartbreaking, especially when you think about how her mother was the one who asked her to go to the post office, and her father was the one who found her body. I hope they're doing okay.

    • @baked7130
      @baked7130 2 роки тому +417

      Her mother must feel as if it’s her fault. I feel for her. I hope she doesn’t blame herself

    • @clare1971
      @clare1971 2 роки тому +174

      I thought that too, I don’t think you could avoid that guilt bless them

    • @pregnantleggies3696
      @pregnantleggies3696 2 роки тому +95

      I dont wanna guilt the parents but if you know a walk to the post office is less then 5 minutes and it takes her longer then 30 minutes there is obviously a problem

    • @neftaliramirez677
      @neftaliramirez677 2 роки тому +1

      @@clare1971 g

    • @grandduchessnikki
      @grandduchessnikki 2 роки тому +186

      @@pregnantleggies3696 not really … kids get distracted, run into friends, etc, and you don’t want to sound the alarm every time a teenager takes longer than expected bc 99.9% of the time, it’s nothing … I’ve sent my sons to the store that should take 20 min, but they take an hour or longer sometimes bc they decide to look at the fish, or turtles, or see a friend and start talking, or just walk slow as sh** … a teen taking longer than expected definitely doesn’t automatically mean something is wrong.

  • @shannonmain1895
    @shannonmain1895 2 роки тому +1484

    I feel so sorry for the mom and dad. Her own dad found her! That must be so traumatic and her mom being the one to send her to the post box must feel so guilty even tho it isnt her fault!

    • @jessrichardson5899
      @jessrichardson5899 2 роки тому +66

      i was thinking the same, her mom must feel terrible

    • @shannonmain1895
      @shannonmain1895 2 роки тому +43

      Its so sad :( something that is so innocent can turn tragic!

    • @thedesertman4486
      @thedesertman4486 2 роки тому +2

      So sad I think they need psychiatrist after this truma

  • @kileyblake5512
    @kileyblake5512 2 роки тому +1169

    I really appreciate Eleanor for covering cases that don't get talked about near as much as others. Knowing that these people haven't been let down after their passing warms my heart.

    • @izizxoxo
      @izizxoxo 2 роки тому +8

      Sucks that she doesn’t do it with compassion. She gets details wrong about these cases, it gets confirmed by family members and she ignores it. Kendal Rae is the only one who covers with complete empathy. She doesn’t add random details to fill the video.

    • @madebynicolezan
      @madebynicolezan 2 роки тому +27

      @@izizxoxo I think she does a pretty good job. It would be hard to cover all the details and it would be hard also to pick all the correct information.
      No matter what you listen to or what report you read. You need to be mindful that not everything is a true account of the events. Even witness statements, etc...are never 100 percent.
      I also think the compassion is there, she dose such a sweet job at giving you an idea of the individual person.

    • @izizxoxo
      @izizxoxo 2 роки тому +3

      @@madebynicolezan ok but I don’t think the genuine empathy is there with Eleanor. On one of her recent cases, a family member of the victim was commenting on the video saying how many details she got wrong, and how she didn’t like the inaccuracy, Elenor decided to ignore it. And her fans weren’t very nice to the family member either

    • @madebynicolezan
      @madebynicolezan 2 роки тому +3

      @@izizxoxo that is sad to hear. Which case is it?

    • @tvubaby4337
      @tvubaby4337 2 роки тому +3

      would also like to add that there’s no genuine care there because she has an employer who writes for her, so she can’t be bothered to read books or articles about the cases but will happily take sponsorship money.

  • @BunniBeshara
    @BunniBeshara 2 роки тому +2574

    I don’t understand how someone could hurt let alone kill a child.

    • @BunniBeshara
      @BunniBeshara 2 роки тому +93

      (Or anyone else, of course.)

    • @juliekarpenske5449
      @juliekarpenske5449 2 роки тому +36

      No normal human could

    • @Geo96584
      @Geo96584 2 роки тому +83

      I don’t get why these comments appear on every true crime vid, of course, nobody normal would, that’s why it’s shocking when it happens

    • @Cheshire_nova
      @Cheshire_nova 2 роки тому +6

      @@Geo96584 literally lmao

    • @Geo96584
      @Geo96584 2 роки тому +35

      @@Cheshire_nova when seeing these repetitive comments over and over I feel like I’m reading an alien who’s briefly studied humans commenting what they think an average human would say

  • @jamieann1234
    @jamieann1234 2 роки тому +317

    I lived on the street where this happened.
    She was older than me but really good friends with my cousin.
    They took away the slide at the park where she was found and a commemorative tree was planted which is still there I believe.
    Such a sad story and always scared me when living there that you never know who might be living up the road from you!

    • @demmzie
      @demmzie 2 роки тому +8

      Oh wow, i live not so far from where it happened and my boyfriends father and grandad had to be tested for this.

    • @jamieann1234
      @jamieann1234 2 роки тому +6

      @@demmzie omg no way! I'm not sure who was questioned actually as we actually lived on Bretts Hall Estate at the time. I was only a baby but it was always talked about when we were growing up. Knowing something like this happened at the end of the street where we would play was harrowing.

    • @demmzie
      @demmzie 2 роки тому +5

      @@jamieann1234 yeah I get that, it still really creeps me out to this day.

    • @sirhc07
      @sirhc07 2 роки тому +6

      You never know where evil exists my sophomore year a female teacher was raped and murder by a freshman student in the women's bathroom after school never would think something like it could happen in a peaceful place

    • @lurji
      @lurji Рік тому

      @@sirhc07 colleen ritzer?

  • @suika666
    @suika666 2 роки тому +618

    17:00 My nan (her daughter was close with the victim) said that Edwin worked at ASDA at the time.
    20:20 Nan also said that they did know eachother prior to the attack.
    All the kids in the area thought that he was weird, but Naomi fancied him (and he knew that) and would often go to ASDA just to see him. From what nan said, they seemed to get on well prior to this, and we think that he took advantage of her trust that night. Obviously this is just speculation based on what my family and their friends knew about him, but it might help with giving an idea of what might have happened that night.

    • @merry_361
      @merry_361 2 роки тому +53

      My elder cousin said he was weird in school at Hartshill!

    • @cjjohnson5258
      @cjjohnson5258 Рік тому +11

      my aunties were in his classes, he was a strange character. my nana baby sat little Naomi many nights while parents were at work😞

  • @williepearl278
    @williepearl278 2 роки тому +571

    Back in the mid 90s my parents would let me walk to town all the time. They would both be at work and I was pretty much allowed to go wherever I wanted just as long as I called before I left and when I came home. I feel like a lot of us were able to just run around wherever and we are all extremely lucky that we didn’t become someone’s victim.

    • @SjofnBM1989
      @SjofnBM1989 2 роки тому +20

      especially at 15. We were on our own.

    • @supernova11711
      @supernova11711 2 роки тому +5

      My mother and father were separated but we had very little supervision. We went home for supper and had to be home a certain time for bed but otherwise my mother had no idea where we were or what we were doing. My dad was depressed and slept most of the day so we had even less rules or supervision while with him.
      I always say that the fact that my brother and I even made it to adulthood is a miracle. Even crossing kid napping out of it, we were reckless and often did dangerous things.
      Now a days my parents would be considered abusive. Can’t say I can disagree with that term either.

    • @ellabella4126
      @ellabella4126 2 роки тому +3

      I’m 20 so even in the early 2000 I could do the same was never indoors only for a bit of Scran other than that I was out until the street lights came on I don’t want kids in the future because it’s a scary world now !!!! I feel so much for the parents it’s heartbreaking

    • @williepearl278
      @williepearl278 2 роки тому +2

      When I started high school my mom had just started dating someone so after work she would be with him until almost 9 or 10. Then she would go away for the whole weekend. I was probably home alone 85% of the time. She should consider herself lucky that I’m an introvert because I could of had some major parties.

    • @bludgeysheepton
      @bludgeysheepton 2 роки тому +1

      Growing up like that, from very young like 3-4 years old, and now having a child of my own- I just can’t even fathom letting her play anywhere but inside or supervised in our backyard???? It makes me anxious when she visits friends and family that we know extremely well. I don’t know how parents did it. I just always want to know what she’s up to, that she’s okay and having fun. It’s crazy to think how vulnerable I was, my parents often didn’t meet or talk to my friends’ parents. In summer I would often spend a week at one friends house or more… LIKE HOW?

  • @theonIyphan
    @theonIyphan 2 роки тому +129

    it’s so frustrating that that previous case went no where, her whole murder could’ve been avoided yet the police didn’t charge him with that other SA case. it’s so upsetting. the fact her father found her body is so heartbreaking too. Rest in Peace Naomi ❤

  • @elliot1925
    @elliot1925 2 роки тому +446

    i’m so glad you covered this case. it’s truly heartbreaking. :(

  • @elliotreign1641
    @elliotreign1641 2 роки тому +90

    That’s disgusting. Let out the people with minor drug offenses not the ones who sexually assault and murder people. My love goes out to her and everyone who loved her. ♥️

  • @ineedanap3215
    @ineedanap3215 Рік тому +297

    I do not understand the UK prison system. Why murderers can be placed in an open prison is beyond me

    • @notyourordinarygran
      @notyourordinarygran Рік тому

      They only go to open prisons when they are preparing for release.

    • @Demon_hella
      @Demon_hella Рік тому +6

      Yea here in America for murder ur getting high security prison

  • @kiyacollver5620
    @kiyacollver5620 2 роки тому +114

    “Unless Edwin grows some balls and confesses” this is now my favorite quote because of how well she calls him out. He deserves everything and anything that can fuck up a human. What a monster…

  • @chrisjackman9102
    @chrisjackman9102 2 роки тому +145

    Obviously nobody should find a deceased body but finding your daughter in such a state must be absolutely terrorising 😭

  • @Akai_x
    @Akai_x 2 роки тому +604

    This case is truly heartbreaking, I hope she Rest In Peace
    Let’s take a moment to appreciate Eleanor hard work 🌚

    • @iredoux
      @iredoux 2 роки тому

      She has maaad jaw gains 💪 Frfr I'm in awe

  • @Trainwreck_Art
    @Trainwreck_Art 2 роки тому +116

    As a mother, I can't imagine how horrific it would be to find your child's body like that. It's bad enough to be told what was done to your child, it must be literally mind-breaking to see it in person. I hope her father is okay. Her whole family, but Dad definitely needs a little extra support because of seeing that.

  • @lucasmaguire5014
    @lucasmaguire5014 2 роки тому +301

    The fact that her own dad found her... my god.

    • @SjofnBM1989
      @SjofnBM1989 2 роки тому +31

      He must have nightmares about it. I don't think I could ever get that image out of my head.

    • @faithmariepillar4616
      @faithmariepillar4616 Рік тому

      Absolutely heartbreaking!

  • @sandydog426
    @sandydog426 2 роки тому +131

    It's especially frustrating when they continue to deny their crime. Like, it's a special kind of evil and cowardice to deny a murdered kid's parents true closure. I can't imagine how her parents feel, knowing he's in an "open prison" now. Their baby is dead and the guy who did it--and who had tried to commit a similar crime before--gets to basically be a free man after 20 years. There are people serving longer or similar sentences for drug possession without intent to sell.

  • @charlottesmith8678
    @charlottesmith8678 2 роки тому +237

    No way! I'm from around the area and last night this case popped into my head and I thought 'I hope Eleanor covers this case' and you cover it the NEXT DAY!

    • @Ash-np4to
      @Ash-np4to 2 роки тому +6

      Channeling Eleanor!

    • @ariannajohnson3233
      @ariannajohnson3233 2 роки тому +2

      that’s happened to me before too😅😂

    • @merry_361
      @merry_361 2 роки тому +3

      Same here! Not even 10 minutes away from where it happened!

    • @rickspigot2205
      @rickspigot2205 2 роки тому +1

      These videos do a lot of good.
      I'll admit I am a little paranoid about things that sound ........ I'll change mind-set here.
      A highlighted and underlined reminder of caution we all know we should take and
      now just a few extra doses at a great time.
      The season of wondering about just enjoying the weather and spookness of the night. At least in US S.
      Living around the location of such a sad case. They all are but damn, she just went and place an envelope for collection.
      You having a pop-up thought of an older case and here the video is. Just happens to receive coverage on UA-cam. Even down to Eleanor delivering.
      His sentence got a downgrade.
      Hopefully he is downgraded very far now.
      Sometime I like to entertain the idea of
      Hell. I'd like to think of myself as a Spiritist and would like to think his nonexistent.
      I'm not sure what exactly goes to hell though. All we can do is hope.

    • @demmzie
      @demmzie 2 роки тому +2

      SAME!

  • @juliabx
    @juliabx 2 роки тому +142

    i hope her mother doesn’t blame herself for naomi’s death, and i hope her father has found peace after the traumatising experience of finding his daughter’s body

  • @patriciaobrien5977
    @patriciaobrien5977 2 роки тому +74

    Aww so sad for Naomi and her family. Bravo for the murderer’s sister. It was a test of integrity/loyalty for her, and integrity won out. It’s maddeningly frustrating that he tried the attack before with no repercussions. Really, it was only a matter of time…

  • @meganwoehl5277
    @meganwoehl5277 2 роки тому +142

    I know this case was from 1995, but when is the world going to start protecting their girls and treating these incidents with the seriousness they deserve? An open prison for someone who brutally murdered, sexually assaulted, and mutilated a child, with a previous attack and attempted rape....really? Open prison is the best we can do? We have to do better. I think he finally died (as I can't find him listed anymore) but a few years ago I checked the sex offender registry in my town and just a few blocks from me was a "high risk" sex offender. I looked at his rap sheet and he had two separate charges, from two separate dates/events, where he ABDUCTED A CHILD from the sidewalk, drove away with them, sexually assaulted them, and then abandoned them on the side of the road. TWICE HE DID THIS!!! He had a few other charges like exposing himself in public as well. But they just let him out to live the rest of his life...Where's the justice? The town is quite small and he was no more than 5 streets away from an elementary school. If you have to label someone as "high risk" they do not deserve to be let out. I don't care if they take their last breath behind prison bars. Sexual predators do not belong in our society any more than murderers do. Just disgusting.

    • @azoreysaint9636
      @azoreysaint9636 2 роки тому +10

      I agree and thanks for sharing those details about his other charges. I realize the justice system is really in place fir the criminals.

    • @nataliawashington872
      @nataliawashington872 Рік тому +1

      I just checked the sex offender registry for Mobile Al after seeing your comment and got curious cause I’ve never looked that up and I want to know if I’m living near any
      So I put my zip code in and find out 620!!!!!!!! Sex offenders!!!!! ARE LIVING NEAR ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DID NOT EXPECT THAT HIGH OF A NUMBER!!!!!!!!!!! Ranging from 0.3 miles away from me and that was just the first section-there is 61 sections left!!!!! If I had the money I would’ve done it but at the moment I don’t. I live in an apartment and for the closest sex offender to be 0.3 miles away from me is scary…what if they somehow found a way to work their way into living into my apartment building because it used to be so secure and nowadays it seems anyone can get into my apartments..so that’s scary to think about

  • @lauraburton9830
    @lauraburton9830 2 роки тому +35

    I find the saddest thing that the dad found her AND her BEST FRIEND was sitting in the dads car when she was found. Seeing your best friend covered in blood… the trauma. This is heartbreaking

  • @anniehouston4429
    @anniehouston4429 2 роки тому +20

    I live and work in Nuneaton. I've lived here my entire life and I've never heard of this case before! The idea of him being let out is absolutely terrifying, I work in a school and the fact that he could do this again to another school child is just chilling to think about. Him denying it shows that he has no remorse what so ever for this girl and her family. He should be in prison for the rest of his life!

  • @BeeKee404
    @BeeKee404 2 роки тому +398

    Any case involving a child being raped and murdered is obviously horrifying and heartbreaking but there's something especially more heartbreaking when the victim is the youngest child. I can't imagine what not only the parents but also Naomi's older brothers went through. I really hope her mother doesn't blame herself for sending her to the post. I mean on one hand, maybe she should've gone with her or someone go with her since it was late evening but all in all, it wasn't her fault since she couldn't have known.
    It really angers me when the murderers say "no comment" as if that's going to help their case. They just do it to waste people's time and rub salt on the wound of the victim's family. You have to be seriously deranged and fucked up to not only rape and murder someone but also refuse to give the victim's family any kind of closure. And now to make it worse, he's now basically free. Seriously, who can we trust if not the justice system?

    • @Fluffy-Fluffy
      @Fluffy-Fluffy 2 роки тому

      Also, if you have your dna all over her, why murder her. (I don't mean if you leave no dna go ahead and murder, that's not my intention at all). You are scared she will rat you out? Or was it just for kicks because you needed to feel what it was like to kill someone? That's the only thing that would make murdering her "logical". (For lack of a better word!) Murdering her to silence her while you left your dna everywhere means she is still screaming loudly and pointing towards you. He could have let her go, which was horrible anyway either way too but if you know you left your DNA all over, then wouldn't you know they will find you soon enough if you've done shit before and you become a suspect? He may as well have let her live if it was for silencing.
      But I'm afraid it was about more than that with the mutilations on her too, he was just slice-happy and probably simply out to kill someone no matter who and silencing them was not even a thing he thought about, just a big rush of dopamine for him that he finally did it. And him being kind of out now, I'm afraid we are waiting for a new murder :(

    • @shaz8486
      @shaz8486 2 роки тому +27

      I agree…he shouldn’t be free….no doubt with his knife and sexual fetish he will re offend, some people can never be reformed…it’s been in his blood since he could walk …thanks to his dad’s training. I don’t think ANY child should be introduced to hunting in any form it’s screws with their brains. It’s s😊ick anyway …IMO ….killing innocent animals for the fun of it.

    • @virgo1986ful
      @virgo1986ful 2 роки тому +5

      child abuse case what get me mad and sad

    • @ummnothanks...666
      @ummnothanks...666 2 роки тому +2

      Her name was Naomi....

    • @AmysAttitude
      @AmysAttitude 2 роки тому +4

      @@shaz8486 I agree with the first of what you said.. then you went into left field. You may not like it but hunting is a part of life. His Dad teaching him those skills is NOT why he killed that little girl and for you to even say that just shows your complete and total ignorance.

  • @Elsbeth_MacTavish
    @Elsbeth_MacTavish 2 роки тому +72

    Welcome back, Eleanor!!! It’s always sooooo good to see you. Thank you for these incredible videos that give a voice to so many who no longer have one. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @taylorlucc
    @taylorlucc 2 роки тому +140

    They tell you to not be a helicopter parent but how can you not be when a 5 minute walk down the street turns into this. I’m so scared to send my child out into the world one day.. I feel so terrible for Naomi’s parents :(

  • @adamg1234
    @adamg1234 2 роки тому +6

    I love how in depth you go with the victims of this case and show them such respect

  • @themonsterunderyourbed9760
    @themonsterunderyourbed9760 11 місяців тому +8

    This case has impacted me a lot. I am part of the family, a close decendant of her. He took away a possible relationship with an Auntie. RIP Naomi 🕊🕊. Your grave is clean and tidy as we know that you wouldve wanted. Your family still misses you.
    I dont ask for Likes, or attention, but I'm glad that people are aware of her tragic end, and thank you all for your wishes.

  • @EryberrieTrueCrime
    @EryberrieTrueCrime 2 роки тому +93

    I don't know how you do it. You deliver excellent content and have done so consistently for years and always do the victim justice. Love and hugs, Ms Eleanor x

  • @skylarsmith9585
    @skylarsmith9585 2 роки тому +22

    thirty seconds into the video and my heart already hurts. no mother should ever feel like the loss of their child is their own fault. nobody would have guessed something so awful would happen

  • @Parishi_bts
    @Parishi_bts 2 роки тому +134

    This case is so heartbreaking and frustrating too. What happened to her and why he did that?
    Thank you Eleanor for covering this case.

    • @kymmkam73
      @kymmkam73 2 роки тому +7

      It's sad, but the mother should've had more sense than to send a little girl out so late just to mail a letter. I'm sure her guilt is worse than any of us can imagine.

    • @Parishi_bts
      @Parishi_bts 2 роки тому +21

      @@kymmkam73 ofcourse she will blame herself but she didn't know that her daughter will be in danger. I don't think I'll blame the mother Here.

    • @kymmkam73
      @kymmkam73 2 роки тому +4

      @@Parishi_bts I get that, just thinking of myself, my guilt would be tremendous. I truly do hope she's not too hard on herself.

    • @Parishi_bts
      @Parishi_bts 2 роки тому +7

      @@kymmkam73 yes I understand ma'am. No matter what a mother do, if something happens to their kids, they will blame themselves. Every mother does her best for their kids be it parenting or something else.

    • @Parishi_bts
      @Parishi_bts 2 роки тому +3

      @@kymmkam73 yes, I really hope she is holding up and doesn't blame herself for her daughter's death. I feel so bad for father too. He had to witness his daughter's dead body. It's so frustrating why that guy did to her.

  • @Kaziiboy20
    @Kaziiboy20 2 роки тому +62

    Whenever she says a specific date you know something bad gonna happen

    • @honigfuchs111
      @honigfuchs111 2 роки тому +15

      For real. Every time she goes into detail or says "the day started just like any other day" my heart drops.

  • @KumeKumeee
    @KumeKumeee 2 роки тому +17

    My mother would never let me go out because of these cases and now I understand how scary the world can be when your by yourself. Bless the souls of her mother and father I can’t imagine how heartbreaking it must be to find your own child murdered and r@ped by someone sending love to them ❤🕊

  • @GloomyYumi
    @GloomyYumi 2 роки тому +42

    I don't know if it's true but I heard Naomi had a crush on him so she likely went to the park willingly... It's so heartbreaking to think about this sweet girl thinking she'll hang out with someone she liked and getting brutally attacked instead

  • @lucybissell5174
    @lucybissell5174 2 роки тому +26

    I live next to this town and never knew this case! Thank you for covering.
    If your looking for new cases I’d be very interested in another local case which is jason bissell (he was my dad) would like to get the case out there a bit more as it’s well known locally. Happy to answer any questions x

    • @IssieAndLife
      @IssieAndLife 2 роки тому +5

      So sorry for your loss, commenting to bring attention. Try Kendall Rae as well she has a case form and works with victims families x

    • @lucybissell5174
      @lucybissell5174 2 роки тому

      Okay thank you ☺️ x

  • @Natalie66796
    @Natalie66796 2 роки тому +20

    I can't imagine how hard it must be for her mother. Thinking that she wishes she had never asked her to drop of that letter. It must be devestating for her.

  • @elz_bytes
    @elz_bytes 2 роки тому +17

    My heart breaks for the dad. It's heart breaking to hear that he's the one that found her like that. This is such a sad case because she had her whole future ahead of her at only 15 yo, and it was all taken away from her in such a brutal way. I'm so sorry for the family that also had to go through his trial because he wouldn't just admit what he had done.

  • @sigourneycope5266
    @sigourneycope5266 2 роки тому +16

    This was in my home town, a few years before I was born and my family have spoken about this and how much this community was shaken up by it! Everyone was petrified! To this day I’ve never walked through that park!

  • @hellsbelle7533
    @hellsbelle7533 2 роки тому +25

    I agree that it’s scary he’s allowed to be in public! This is someone who is definitely a serial killer waiting for a chance. No way is it safe to allow him out! How scary!!
    I really hope her family is okay. I hope they have been able to heal some and find some peace. And her best friend too.
    I like to think this girl is surrounded by loving family members who have crossed over and also lots of animal friends.

  • @mscilla16
    @mscilla16 2 роки тому +29

    Having a 15 year old daughter, this made my heart break. & angry 😭 Deepest condolences to Naomi's family & friends ❣
    I want to say more about the monster that murdered her but guidelines prevent me 🤫

  • @jadeantoinetter
    @jadeantoinetter 2 роки тому +17

    I’m originally from Birmingham but moved to Nuneaton about 6 months ago and I’ve actually been in the park where Naomi’s body was found. It’s so surreal to be somewhere where something so dark happened. I hope she is resting peacefully 💔

    • @cjjohnson5258
      @cjjohnson5258 Рік тому +1

      as someone whose always lived there - walking through or near the park is haunting. my nana was her mothers friend & one day i didn’t come home on time in the summer it was still light but nan was on her way to the park she picked me up the road just before the field & told me off (I was 16) she then had to tell me why she was so mad & this was the reason. she didn’t get into gory details just let me know someone lost thier life to a rape by a boy she thought was a friend.

  • @Dolliexvu
    @Dolliexvu 2 роки тому +19

    This is truly heartbreaking, I’m so glad you covered this case.

  • @alanamacneill88
    @alanamacneill88 2 роки тому +51

    The cases about children are always the most heartbreaking

  • @graceh7779
    @graceh7779 2 роки тому +21

    I can’t imagine how much her mom regretted sending her out to post that letter. I hope she hasn’t blamed herself all these years, I don’t understand how people like Edwin still exist.

  • @tolulope_olu
    @tolulope_olu 2 роки тому +32

    Can’t imagine how horrifying that must have been for her father to see his daughter lying dead under the slide

  • @queenmamabear5812
    @queenmamabear5812 2 роки тому +53

    That he is out is Terrifying!!!!! I will never understand when someone purposely viciously takes a life, theirs should be forfeit either death "preferably" or locked away till they die. It's not fair to the victim or their family!!! She was a little girl for heavens sake, just VILE prayers to her family and friends 💜

    • @latoyathomas6544
      @latoyathomas6544 2 роки тому +11

      100% AGREE! ALSO, if the sentence is LIFE then that should be WHAT THEY SERVE! THE REMAINDER OF THEIR NATURAL LIVES!!!! No getting early release for good behavior! It doesn't matter how good they behave behind bars! They've already proven that it's beyond them to behave in society!

  • @wiggl3s_821
    @wiggl3s_821 2 роки тому +5

    I honestly cannot imagine the guilt her mother carries around with her and that is just so tragic because it isn’t her fault. She asked her teenage daughter to run a quick errand, weve all been asked similar things by our parents so this is just heartbreaking.

  • @gracieibarra3820
    @gracieibarra3820 2 роки тому +41

    I hope everyone has a spooky season, stay safe out there! ♡ much love!

  • @Alliumhug
    @Alliumhug Рік тому +5

    This case especially hits close to home because my mum and step dad went to school with Naomi and knew her (weren’t friends or anything, just mutal knowing). Been told a lot of stuff that went on around the time and apparently people were vile, it’s really heart breaking

  • @trinity4622
    @trinity4622 2 роки тому +21

    Such a beautiful girl. I don't understand how disgusting people have to be to take the life and pride of a young beautiful woman with a kind heart. May her soul rest in peace and I wish the best for her family. Her poor mother probably believes it's her fault, I wish her mother the best recovery :(

  • @christinamoller5742
    @christinamoller5742 2 роки тому +11

    Anyone convicted of murder that was not in self-defense should never be let out again.

  • @Sanrioho96
    @Sanrioho96 Рік тому +17

    Okay so just a thought for clarification, did the woman that first was attacked by Edwin know his name ? If not I would really hope that was the reason that he wasn’t arrested. If not I truly cannot fathom how police wouldn’t persue a potential rape and murder, that’s is seriously so scary oh my god.

    • @Sanrioho96
      @Sanrioho96 Рік тому +2

      Btw not victim shaming or blaming at all! Just saying the only talked and smoked for a bit and maybe he didn’t introduce himself because he knew his intentions.. truly sickening.

  • @stella444
    @stella444 2 роки тому +8

    This is so disappointing to hear, it's almost like they took absolutely no consideration of the nature of the crime. How is he able to walk free during the day?? Are they not worried about this happening again?

  • @tiffieee
    @tiffieee 2 роки тому +6

    Cases like these really make you realise why your parents were so protective over you growing up. My love goes out to her parents ❤

  • @jess-fl2jq
    @jess-fl2jq 2 роки тому +9

    I’m literally from Warwickshire and I’ve never heard this case! Unreal what she suffered poor girl my heart goes to the family ❤

  • @jadehernandez9095
    @jadehernandez9095 2 роки тому +11

    I just started watching your channel and I don't regret it, mostly I feel bad about the victims and learning about crimes I don't know about, but you also give these people who are murdered their story

  • @brackenstorm2682
    @brackenstorm2682 2 роки тому +4

    I enjoy listening to these as if they were podcasts. The moment I get home or I'm doing something (writing, homework, roleplaying, etc), I always listen to your videos. Please keep up the amazing work that you do on here! I love criminology and I wanted to do something revolved around it, but unfortunately I have my eyes set on being a vet.

    • @kelseybarton
      @kelseybarton 2 роки тому +1

      lol, maybe don't phrase it as "i love crime"

    • @brackenstorm2682
      @brackenstorm2682 2 роки тому +1

      @@kelseybarton I meant to say I love criminology-

  • @jaminthesmall303
    @jaminthesmall303 2 роки тому +5

    your story telling skills are so good it makes me wanna listen instead of boring me with a bland voice telling me out of order facts the way you talk about this case makes sense and is really easy to follow along with🙂

  • @xxhaiydvexx5951
    @xxhaiydvexx5951 2 роки тому +9

    I don’t know where this story will take me but I don’t know Elinore’s voice is so nice it just sweeps me up and carry’s me into whatever story she’s reciting to me it’s truly amazing

  • @abandoned_mouse
    @abandoned_mouse 2 роки тому +3

    big fan of your videos & i really appreciate the empathy you present when you speak on these things. you should cover the case of maria nemeth , i just came across it on tiktok and it has almost no coverage and she deserves justice and people talking about this because it’s one of the only cases (from a true crime junkie) that genuinely made my stomach turn

  • @rengokussaucyearlobes8289
    @rengokussaucyearlobes8289 2 роки тому +14

    The sad thing about cases like these is that when you find a body and a killer, they’re solved. There is no room for the hope that your loved one is out there, in perfect health, or that they’ll come back one day. It’s just horrible.

  • @pearlkelly6337
    @pearlkelly6337 2 роки тому +1

    I gotta say you are the only person I can watch who I can picture it in my head as if I am actually watching a documentary on it

  • @honigfuchs111
    @honigfuchs111 2 роки тому +12

    I will never understand how a murderer can be released from prison. They took someone's life and are given the opportunity to live theirs freely after a few years in prison? Hell no.

  • @Aurorasxo
    @Aurorasxo 2 роки тому +4

    this case always breaks my heart, couldn't even imagine how guilty her mum felt and how broken her dad was finding her the way he did. such a beautiful girl taken way too soon.

  • @wongo79
    @wongo79 Рік тому +8

    I grew close to this , I remember this. And we have always believed that he would of been a serial killer

  • @emilyhessey4970
    @emilyhessey4970 Рік тому +4

    I can’t imagine how horrible that would’ve been for the parents and Emma

  • @i.hateyou.
    @i.hateyou. 2 роки тому +4

    she has the same birthday as me. This case is so sad, I don’t know how someone can hurt let alone kill an innocent little girl who had her whole life ahead of her. Genuinely heartbreaking.

  • @katlynmorgan1518
    @katlynmorgan1518 2 роки тому +4

    Her poor parents :( it’s a tragedy that such horrible things happened to this sweet girl, especially at such a vulnerable age. Absolutely heartbreaking.

  • @clareobrien3265
    @clareobrien3265 2 роки тому +5

    I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this sickening case until now. I’m knocked sick. Poor little girl and her poor parents. RIP Naomi.

  • @missreia
    @missreia 2 роки тому +10

    Hi Eleanor! Just wanted to say yours is The BEST true crime channel IMO. The way you tell these people's stories is quite perfect. A couple other YT true crime channels I sometimes watch get too unnecessarily whiny and gratuitously dramatic. You on the other hand are the perfect cross between thorough and compassionate. Keep on keeping on, girl! 😘

  • @Forevermorexx
    @Forevermorexx 2 роки тому +16

    Thank you so much for covering this case we suggested for you at at the UA-cam event at the excel, it was so lovely to meet you. There has been so little shared about this horrible case & from our home town too so hit hard xx

  • @bespokebeautys9342
    @bespokebeautys9342 2 роки тому +7

    Naomi was my childhood friend. She was the year above me at school. There would be a little group of us that would meet up most days after school and at weekends in that very park. Naomi and I would often try on each others shoes. The evening before she died, she had asked if she could borrow a pair of my black ankle boots. These were the boots she was wearing on that very fateful night. She was a beautiful soul inside and out. Sleep well beautiful ❤️

  • @prettygirlpandora
    @prettygirlpandora 2 роки тому +3

    My heart is broken for her family, especially her mother.
    I can only imagine the regret, pain & guilt she felt never expecting something so horrific could happen to her sweet baby girl. This crime was completely senseless & vicious.

  • @feeziih
    @feeziih 2 роки тому +2

    I love true crime UA-camrs but Eleanor is just something else, I love her content!

  • @aimanyousaf94
    @aimanyousaf94 2 роки тому +7

    This was one of the first cases I did detail research on and I was heartbroken I remember not sleeping for 3 to 4 days it hit me hard I am glad you covered it

  • @hightimecrime
    @hightimecrime 2 роки тому +3

    Such a tragic case... Whenever children are involved it's just... How could someone?

  • @alanaosgood3939
    @alanaosgood3939 2 роки тому +3

    I literally just thought to myself “I haven’t seen a video from Eleanor lately.” And now here you are!!

  • @luciawarren9505
    @luciawarren9505 2 роки тому +28

    Literal favourite youtuber, I get so giddy when you upload. I love how you spread awareness through your videos and the Uk murders are terrifying since they're so close to home

  • @junglee8860
    @junglee8860 2 роки тому +15

    Suggestion: The Story of Gabrielly Magalhães de Souza, please :( Thank you so much
    I hope this girl rest in peace

    • @6252moon
      @6252moon 2 роки тому +9

      I'm Brazilian and I already asked for this case here. I hope she does.

    • @junglee8860
      @junglee8860 2 роки тому

      @@6252moon menina brasileiro tem em todo lugar :v espero que ela faça, o caso dela é de cortar o coração :(

    • @6252moon
      @6252moon 2 роки тому +1

      @@junglee8860 nem me fale. Estou sempre pedindo para UA-camrs fazerem sobre ela, porque é um caso macabro que teve pouca repercussão das pessoas.

  • @SometimesDeadAndBuried
    @SometimesDeadAndBuried 2 роки тому +5

    I honestly feel so bad, it's terrible to think about that this might happen to someone you love or even you

  • @madebynicolezan
    @madebynicolezan 2 роки тому +3

    This case just breaks my heart.
    How could he have done this to such an innocent child?

  • @cici.ngxenge
    @cici.ngxenge 2 роки тому +4

    The horror of sending a child only a few houses away and they just get killed, I can't even fathom the horror her parents felt. This world is way too vile

  • @miraahbhat1274
    @miraahbhat1274 2 роки тому +27

    I love you so much! Your stories are always so detailed and I can't help running over to you , leaving my assignment behind. Thank you!

  • @elizaolivexx
    @elizaolivexx 2 роки тому +2

    NEW POST AND THE OLD BACKGROUND IM SO HAPPY.

  • @jjwolfeegirl91wolf8
    @jjwolfeegirl91wolf8 2 роки тому +3

    My heart just breaks for her Dad and best friend :( so sad.

  • @gabbym360
    @gabbym360 2 роки тому +3

    As always i love the empathy you show and the emphasis you put on the victims. That's why you're one of my favorite true crime channels.
    (And also can we talk about your hair?? You look amazing)

  • @Narutosasshole
    @Narutosasshole 2 роки тому +6

    Can you please cover the case of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom, it happened in my city, Knoxville Tennessee(US) in 2007 and what happened to them was just so horrific and more people need to hear their story.

    • @lyndawylie5768
      @lyndawylie5768 2 роки тому +1

      What was awful as well was that the families had to sit thru the trials TWICE because of Judge Baumgardner!! I’m from Sevier county. I’ve requested this case from a few of my favorite UA-camrs. There has been one I saw that had covered it but it wasn’t someone I was super familiar with. Have you seen it? I’ll find the link

  • @shellygriffith3506
    @shellygriffith3506 2 роки тому +2

    Great job. Our justice system needs to be fixed. Why let out a murderer?

    • @humanname99
      @humanname99 2 роки тому

      it sucks when it's a case like this, but the goal of the justice system should not be to just hide criminals away but to help them and return them to society. we can't just decide who that doesn't apply to because we aren't always right.

    • @shellygriffith3506
      @shellygriffith3506 2 роки тому

      @@humanname99 they DNA evidence of him from the bite mark he left on her breast. Also in USA the are harder on addicts with non violent offenses than rapists, molesters, murders. If any that happened to u or family member because a offender was released on so called good behavior u would think differently, because the "good behavior" was released and he was going to kill me and rape me. My boyfriend saved me. I now have PTSD because some moron thought he had changed. Think about that.

  • @kathrynbillinghurst188
    @kathrynbillinghurst188 2 роки тому +6

    ✨👼🏼✨R.I.P.✨🕊
    🌷✨NAOMI 🌸✨
    So sad to imagine how much has been stolen from Naomi with so life ahead of her AND potential!
    Elanour… thank you for sharing this story with us!
    I was weeping until you said… ‘ain’t no one got gnashes like that!’ I hope there’s justice for Naomi and her family one day 🙏

  • @thefriendlyschizo
    @thefriendlyschizo 2 роки тому +16

    I really feel that if someone takes a life, their life should be taken by life in prison. Poor Naomi

    • @fwvinze
      @fwvinze 2 роки тому +1

      kinda depends on the context tho-

  • @Nizhonibearcreek
    @Nizhonibearcreek 2 роки тому +5

    This situation is the reason my mom wouldn’t let us outside at night after the street lights came on , and if we weren’t it would only be a matter of seconds before we would hear her finger to lips high pitched whistle and all of our full names being screamed into the street , we all came running even neighbor hood kids came out of fear of her wrath . Had a friends mom thank my mom every night cause all of the kids would just go home too with no fight or complaining.

  • @Whyiseverynametakenwtf
    @Whyiseverynametakenwtf Рік тому +1

    what an absolutely sick freak, poor naomi did not deserve that, this case is terrifying

  • @laurieford6373
    @laurieford6373 2 роки тому +3

    His life should be impacted the way that young girl's was. He shouldn't breathe the same air that human beings breathe. Because he's not a human being. Naomi had her whole life ahead of her and it was violently snatched away. May she Rest In Sweet Peace, I am so sorry for her whole family. I wish them well. I hope he never gets out of prison.

  • @tay_marie
    @tay_marie 2 роки тому

    I’m from Coventry myself and have never heard of this case so thank you for covering it and making it known!

  • @pauocampo0525
    @pauocampo0525 2 роки тому +4

    ‘ Why are they letting a fucking murderer walk out freely in the society? Convicted murderers should never see the light of day, EVER! That’s so fucked up honestly

  • @heathermoore9162
    @heathermoore9162 2 роки тому +7

    She would have been about the same age as me now , 42 years old. So sad , loss of such a young life.

  • @LifeWithM-f8o
    @LifeWithM-f8o 2 роки тому +8

    Always a great day when Eleanor posts

  • @naomicarts
    @naomicarts 5 місяців тому

    This is so heart breaking, my name is also Naomi Louise so I feel a connection with this case. Bless her. The fact that anyone could do that to a person let alone a CHILD disgusts me