BRITAINS YOUNGEST SERIAL KILLER - James Fairweather
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2021
- James Fairweather became Britain’s youngest serial killer when he brutally attacked and murdered two unconnected and innocent people at random intervals in Colchester, Essex. Join me where I will takes you through how and why this horrific tale unfolded. Em x
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Can we all take a moment to appreciate Pete, who not only edits these videos but also did a little trolling by putting the subscribe button on the opposite side of where Emma was pointing to. 😂
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I feel a bit better about my True Crime 'obsession ' knowing that i never have , nor ever will have 'a favourite serial killer' 😳
Hello fellow Sheffielder
Yeah I found that phrase rather odd, favourite just doesn't seem right 🙄
I’m also from Sheffield
I don't think that I have a favourite either; I find the psyche behind all crimes and the reasons why they are committed fascinating!
How about a serial mosquito killer
I can find appreciation for a person who goes out with a mosquito kill kit and exterminates the buggers. That would be my favorite type of serial killer.
My son is autistic so I completely understand the bullying, obsession and stress induced psychosis. My son was never violent but I can see how that could happen. I think this lad was let down. He should have had help. Such a great episode Em.xx
Yeh. It’s too easy to forget that he was a CHILD who desperately needed help & support!
We’re English but we lived & worked in the USA when our children were born. My son was 10 when we returned home so he attended our village junior school for the last term before going up to senior school. He was SHOCKED by the rampant bullying that he witnessed in school!!
As a result of Americas school shootings they have a, “Zero tolerance” policy on bullying. They have anti-bullying classes from their first year in school. They were taught (in an age appropriate way) that bullies are, a bit pathetic really!! 🙂 To bully is really a cry for help from someone who feels powerless & never learnt how to ‘use their words’ so we should feel sorry for them & immediately tell a grown-up so they can help.
It was a bit embarrassing to be a bully in his American school. He thought that MANY of the kids in his new English school were behaving like toddlers who didn’t know any better. HE HATED THAT SCHOOL! Thank goodness it was only 1 term…
Why, in 2021, do some schools STILL allow bullying??!!? We all know how painful it is & how much damage it can do…or so I thought!!
@@suzimonkey345 I can well believe this. What is happening on a societal level in the UK is incredibly concerning....i feel like it's no longer the country i grew up in.
Hope your son is now thriving. We all have a duty not to turn away when we see the vulnerable under attack. Please God this will change.
I've worked with autistic people for years. Never experienced one stab someone a hundred times. He is an evil shit. God willing he never beathes free air again.
All the best to you and your son ❤
The lovely lady from Autism Oxford said the same thing to me, "How were you missed???!" I wasn't sure how to feel about it at the time, but I know it's NOT a bad thing. Just alternative wiring and a different way of learning.
They say folks with autism lack empathy, not true for me. I OD on empathy and have to avoid the news. Plus as a person with autism I wouldn’t hurt anyone if I could help it, I try not to tread on ants on the footpath. Love to Em and love to everyone.☮️♥️🍀
Also most autistic people (my son included 12 yo) have a super strong sense of right and wrong, they have a strong opinion on the injustice and wrong doers, my son hates for people to "break the rules" he absolutely knows right from.wronf and is passionate about enforcing it (to anyone who'll listen lol) maybe he was on the spectrum but I'd add in he was probably suffering from a personality disorder along with the broad spectrum diagnosis. Imo :)
Bless you for using IFL for autism and talking about things like masking. No one ever talks about those things, and so many people use person first language for us. Thank you. x
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Yes that is where i seen her on the UK documentaries she is a breath of fresh air. a class act is Emma I love how she keeps it real at al times 100% professional. yes i am a fan!
It's my favourite true crime channel too and I love everytime she turns her head to the side and has imaginary dialogues in that voice 9:15
I agree 💯 iv worked my way through them all & look forward to wednesday & sundays 😂🙏🏻 keep up the fabulous work Emma Kenny You rock 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Looks like the young Ben Mitchell off Eastenders!
This guy's story is a fucking trip though.
Cheers Emma, you're ruling hard!!
@Cue Ball You may have a point there mate!
Emma, I'd love to hear your analysis of the Gemma Barker case, where she pretended to be different boys via social media and tricked her friends. Would you please consider it? ❤️
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Yeah would love to hear Emma take on this x
Yes, this would be a fab one!
Gemma Barker lived in Staines, 10 minutes from me 😳
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Of all the true crime channels that I watch, you show the most empathy. I enjoy your warmth 🐱
Agreed. This old true crime tragic loves the humour too. But I especially love the fact that Emma always cares more about the victim/s than the perpetrators. Very unusual for a psychologist - and, sadly, the judicial system on the whole.
My blood ran cold watching this.. my son turns 15 in a few months. Its so hard to comprehend why children commit such brutal acts...
My grandson will be 15 in August. His big worry is that he can't get a work permit. 🤔🙏
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I hope I'm never falsely arrested for murder as my search history is terrible. 😂
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Just out of curiosity how come he is the youngest serial killer in the UK when there is Mary Bell? My grandad grew up with her on Scotswood and his mother with hers, she had an incredibly hard life and undoubtedly abused. Such a fucked up case, I’d love to hear your take on it!
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Wasn’t that an incredible case. Killed a 3 year old and a 4 year old. 10 years old when she did it. The mind boggles. I believe she got a 12 year sentence for the murders.
Allegedly she went on to live a "normal" life and had a daughter
Mary Bell probably had reactive attachment disorder but evidently was young enough to be rehabilitated.
I always find watching cases with a person with autism challenging. My brother has autism and I work with children with autism. I have a huge bias with it and I find it really upsetting hearing the cases. BUT you really really explore all of the avenues, points of view etc. Thank you for discussing autism in a brilliant way and this case in general 😊
I agree well put
This person was evil, regardless of his autism. The autism isn’t relevant here IMO. I hope he never gets out. I’m autistic myself.
My grandson is 5 . And autistic he is the sweetest child you would ever want to meet. We worry about walking off with the wrong person 😕. We always hold Hadens ✋️ hand.♥️🙏
This story had me in tears thinking of what the victims went through. The brutality he inflicted was incomprehensible. I'm glad he is where he belongs and I hope prison is very unkind to him where he can't play the big man he thought he was on the outside. Thanks Emma 💜
Thanks Emma! I found this really interesting!
I am also on the Autistic Spectrum and my own Aspergers Syndrome went undiagnosed for a big chunk of my childhood- I am also interested in serial killers but definitely more interested in the 'Why' they kill as opposed to the 'How' they kill! I suppose that is the key difference. I find it frustrating when the media pick up on the fact that an offender is on the Autistic Spectrum because the truth is that having Autism means that a lot of people are actually more empathic; we know what it's like to not always feel like we're part of society and we don't want to inflict our pain on others! Thank you for helping to challenge the myths surrounding Autism and for always managing to balance your empathy and personal experiences of working with offenders with the seriousness of what they have done. I'm not a psychiatrist but I do believe that if he is released, he might be somebody with the potential to reoffend and/or meet the American criteria for a serial killer. Looking forward to Sundays episode!
Alienation..rejection ..isolation... seems to a common thing to create sociopaths...
Should be on TV much much more Emma, you really are a complete genuis
Emma, a case you might find interesting is the Chicago ripper crew. They committed some of the most heinous murders I've ever heard of. One of the killers is on parole and in a half-way house, which is just unbelievable. A little known fact involves one of the detectives who solved the crime, Phillip Murphy. Murphy was the father of Susan Murphy-Milano (RIP). She was a dear friend of mine and dedicated her life to saving victims of domestic violence who believed they were going to be murdered. She developed the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit, which can be presented to the court as evidence in a murder case when the victim is killed. Phillip Murphy was a domestic abuser. When Susan's mother finally got the courage to leave her husband he went to her home and shot her in the head and then killed himself. Susan found them. She was pregnant at the time. After the police finished their investigation, Susan found a tape in the answering machine that caught the entire crime. She heard him paceing around telling her dying mother it was all her fault. Susan always said he was a good cop but a terrible person and by no means a hero. The Chicago ripper crew created absolute terror in victims and the public at large. Take a look into them but do it on an empty stomach.
Shit why did I look them up. What worthless miserable evil shits
As usual Emma you have dissected this dude brilliantly. I am glad you explain the injuries he caused, it does justice to the suffering of the victims.
One of the newest and my most favourite true crime channels yet thank you so much Emma all your cases are explained so well xxx
With the attacks on the eyes that he did, I didn't know if you've heard about Andrei Chikatilo. I'd love to see you cover that Ripper one day, his background and crimes is unique and deeply troubling. Him and Albert Fish.
I find chikatilo fascinating in terms of some of his thinking- he thought he would be caught if he did not mutilate the eyes as his image would be captured in the victims eyes as he was the last thing they saw.
Fish was a complete weirdo, very sadistic. Good shout- I'd like to see Emma cover these too. 👏🙂
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Oh no! I hope your well soon take care of yourself xx
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This is absolutely fascinating. With regard to this boy losing a grandmother he loved dearly, your point about how schools deal with loss is very important. I was a teacher at a high school, where we tragically lost a student to suicide. As a staff, we provided all sorts of care, including counselling, listening to students, providing comfort, giving students space, time and support. We also drew up a list of students we felt would be at risk of self harm. We were devastated when another teenager also took their own life. We actually called in experts, who explained we were wrong in our well-meaning support. We were advised to be much more assertive in supporting students. The tragic truth is that there’s no simple solution. I really wish there was, but there just isn’t.
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It's the "all of my subscribers are addicted to serial killers" for me. How true is that!!
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This boy put alot of scare in my home town of Colchester
I wouldn't let my teenage daughters out as it was so close too home .
I'm about 30,000 stitches into a 50,000 cross stitch project for a friend. I'm all caught up on your library, now. Thanks for something interesting to listen to during the process. Now I gotta find summat else to listen to til Sunday whilst I stitch 😭
I'm here every wed and sunday without fail! I'd love to hear your opinion on the Robert Beckowitz killing! It's a crazy case, insane!
The line about the smoking jacket was comedy gold Emma!! X
Loved your take on this Emma, and thank you for your advocacy for us autistic folks. xxx
I love you Emma. Just love you! I've studied crime my whole life & you just know your stuff! Incredibly humble and fair and intelligent! Thank you!! I know you work hard!! ❤️
He mentioned about the horrifying sound from his first murder when he knifed the man's eye.
I've a feeling that is why he did that again with his second victim.
Not only did he do it to one of her eyes, he did it to both.
I could be way off, but that did stick out to me when listening
Emma- I appreciate that you always weigh mental health issues of the perpetrators. In no way do these issues make it excusable, but the fact that you take this into consideration and empathize goes above and beyond.
My mother also committed suicide after suffering with bipolar and alcoholism for years. She was an absolutely lovely woman and would never intentionally hurt anyone.
When you said the stress this exacerbates in you when you lose these people and the possible genetic links it can bring about in yourself. So true. I adored this woman. I don't think I have still grieved this properly. It has hurt me in so many ways but also strengthened me. Thanks again. Have almost watched all your videos now. Was familiar with most of them but no one does them justice like you. 💛💛💛
I have ran out of crime shows to watch….then I came across this. Love love love this. Please don’t ever stop Emma. You’re fab!❤️
This kid really was and is a wrong un
Best crime channel on UA-cam. I literally tell everyone to watch because you are so real and say what we’re all thinking.
You are super lovely 😘😘 x
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As always can’t wait for your video Emma 💜💜
Looking forward to you take on this Emma! I love Wednesdays and Sundays
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Congratulations on 50 Emma! It's a milestone, the first of many I hope!! Love your content, and your insight, it's superb. Cheers!
Thank you for doing my suggestion cant wait. Wont be able to watch live as finish work at 8. But I will watch it after work
I appreciate your in-depth look into each case. I like that you explain the psychology behind the crime. Thank you for another great video Emma.
Great deliverance Emma.
Those poor poor victims! Thank GOD he's in prison.
Sincere condolences to the families.
I've only got 10 minutes into this video and your comments regarding how death is dealt with by adults with regards to parents/teachers/etc in the UK has already rung so true with me. My best pal at school was killed in a car crash when we were 15 and I sat next to an empty desk after that. One teacher asked me if I was alright and my parents gave it a brief mention because it was on the front page of the local newspaper and that was it, I was back at school the next day and had a day off a week later for his funeral. I think I'm about the same age as you Emma (but I don't have kids) so I certainly hope that these awful, unexpected tragedies for young people are dealt with in a more sensitive way now. Anyway, apologies for the ramble, back to what is already looking like a horrific story...
Another great video and more horrific graphic descriptions - I thought the last vid was bad enough but sheesh! Fortunately, my psyche wasn't knocked sideways because of my personal experiences when I was young and I went on to be fascinated by how the mind works and what drives people to commit such heinous crimes, or incredible acts of bravery for that matter.
I lost my best friend in my senior year 💔 of high school. Everyone acted like it was just sad but life went on.I remember her every day and it's been 60 years.
Emma, thank you for this content. I’ve recently discovered your channel and it’s fantastic. Your time and efforts are so appreciated!
Hello from Cork Emma 😍😍 Huge fan of your channel !! Would love love love to hear your thoughts on the Sophie Toscan du Plantier case that happened in West Cork ?? Keep up the great work ♥️
Congrats on the 50th Episode Emma, been here from the 1st one and they are all brilliant. I look forward to every episode ❤
On this lad though, what a bloody waste of a life...good looking boy that I'm sure could have done anything with his life, I find it really sad. Surely he has got to be seriously ill to cause those kinds of injuries to the victims, I don't believe in evil just humans that can do terrible things.
A random thought - could a genetic predisposition for this type of violence be passed down from our early ancestors (very different but they say a fear of spiders could be).
Thanks again Emma ❤
My friend lived not far from where the first murder happened and was terrified. She wouldn’t leave her house alone for weeks
Thank you so much Emma for the time, effort and detail to put into your videos, I really enjoy watching them, you always make them so interesting x
Hello Emma!! I Love Your Stories So Much!! I have Binge Watched All of Your episodes!! I Love the way You Break Down the Stories and tell about the victims, and preserve their memories and also explain about the horrible people that commit these Horendous crimes and what your theories are about why these people may have committed the crimes. Not matter what it Never Excuses what they have done, but helps to maybe explain Why some people turn out the way they do!!!! And also You have such a Calming Voice!!!! Thank You & Keep up the Great Work & Congratulations on Your 50th Episode!!!!
I’m sooo glad I found this channel! I’ve always loved your appearances on tv but it’s even better to see your true personality in the delivery of these stories 🙌🏻 literally been binge watching for the past 2 days
I have been binge watching for 2 weeks. New insight in cases I have seen many times. I think it takes 3 kills to make a serial killer in the US. Love the show. Hello from Havre de Grace MD USA 🇺🇸 ♥️ 🙏
I’m really glad you bought up the link between violence and viewing violent pornography. There’s just a complete media blackout on this because it doesn’t suit hegemonic attitudes so it’s refreshing to hear someone talking about it! Great video Emma x
Can't wait to see this!
Absolutely love your channel, it’s brilliant! ❤️ I especially love your take on cases as a professional. I look forward to every Sunday and Wednesday.
Thank you for covering this case, I have a son on the spectrum and you explained so well how an autism diagnosis doesn’t mean that you will go on to do these awful crimes and how the media can sometimes make it seem otherwise 😣
Keep doing what you are doing, you are amazing 🙌🏻
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I absolutely love waking up on a Thursday morning knowing there will be a new video from Emma
Why do we always miss the warning signs? Is it an overworked system? Do doctors just not interested or do they just like to put youth in a box and leave them there? It's hard to understand in cases like this its incredible it seems so obvious
Thanks for another wonderful insightful video , you're the best in the business Emma
The sheer panic we all, without a doubt, felt when she speaks of his unhealthy interest in serial killers 😂 my son and his girlfriend always go on about how I only ever watch murder documentaries and have to have a murder podcast on to fall asleep at night 😂
Oh thank Heaven there are two of us… thought I was the only one!🤣
Another excellent dissection and explanation by the marvellous Emma, just brilliant & so much better than anything else out there ♥️
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Another class fountain of knowledge delivered by you Emma. Always enjoy. Thanks Pete. Love Maria xx
Absolutely fantastic analysis Emma , I really enjoyed it ❤️❤️❤️
Emma you’re awesome
Such detailed and in-depth information that actually takes you on a surreal journey from start to finish!
Looking forward to your take on this case Emma. Great content and presentation
Your brilliant Emma… I look forward to your stories every week . Ohhh this is a crazy crazy case… as always you told it brilliantly. 💖
Am sick with COVID and stuck in bed so binge watching lots of true crime you tubers. You are one of the best! Well researched and sensitively presented. I never miss a video! Thank you for all your hard work! 💜
Feel better soon. Emma is definitely one of the best
COVID sucks. I got it a few days ago. So far have had 3 days and nights of manual breathing while wishing myself dead, I’m starting to get better now.
Love everything u post. My favourite UA-cam channel and I cannot say it enough… your delivery is so professional and u r so kind and give us more information than I ever knew from other sources
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I LOVE-!!!! your channel SO much! Your insight is SO FULL AND THOROUGH. You really put us there. Thanks again so much!
Another excellent informative and entertaining video Emma
Look forward to these every week 🙌
Well done sweetie x
My boyfriend told me not to watch your vids without him cos he enjoys them so much but I can't wait to watch this so I'm just gonna re watch with him 🤫
I excaped a serial killer.i jumped out of his car going 35 miles an hour naked in the desert. I was very lucky he never touched me
A legend ! as ever ...thanx again to the very authentic, calling it as it is , amazing Emma !
We love and appreciate you!!! This sicko... seems he really enjoyed that scream from the first, accidental, eye stabbing, and was trying to hear it again.
That was my thinking too, he was trying to replicate the horrendous scream. 😖😬
I remember this murders..uv really jogged my memory ...great coverages Emma...always look forward to your vids 😁
I just LOVE watching your videos! It really makes me feel, that I'm sat with a friend having a good natter and listening to all the interesting stories of the killers. Thank you so much for doing these videos.
Thanks Emma :) incredible work as always
Another incredible episode! Emma, thank you. I love you and your brain!
Awesome content as always Emma, thank you
Another great vlog Emma. Thank you 🙏
Amazing video as usual Emma :) Had not heard of this case - what an interesting one!!!!
I’m no psychologist but I work in an area that involves people who have committed murder/serious acts of violence while in the context of psychosis, often after/while hearing voices, and these people do NOT go into the gory details of their crimes, in fact many of them requires years and years of psychological treatment to even approach the subject of what they did while psychotic…either it’s just so difficult for them because they are traumatised or they just simply lack insight. These are not people who have blamed voices for their actions, because they were so under the grip of that “reality” at the time aka their psychosis. So I personally struggle with this guy blaming psychosis but that’s just me.
Exactly. I'm so glad this fraud got what he deserved.
Thanks Em! Good job as usual! 😀😀😀
I’ve watched lots of documentaries you’ve been part of but had no idea you had a UA-cam channel. I’m really pleased I’ve found your channel.
Thank you thank you thank you for explaining the ASD connotation so well, the amount of videos I've watched on this case and getting it all wrong,horrifies me...my 13yr old son has ASD so just shocks me how many people still dont accept and understand the diagnosis
I used to live in Colchester. It was a lovely place as I remember. Not a place for murdering people.
unhealthy intrest in serial killers how does that making him diffrent from us.
We don't want to be one!
@@sharieloutullett2020 fair point.
I love you Emma!!!! Thank you for all you do 💙
Terrific episode, really interesting. Also just to add, the lighting and camera here is spot on, really love the depth of field in the image.
Awesome job as always Emma. Thank you for all your hard work. Roll on Sunday
Love your approach, thanks for your content!
I hugely appreciate the way you speak about autism. My son has an asd diagnosis and he's the most empathetic person I've ever met. The thing that strikes me about robbing the cigars at knife point is that people on the spectrum will take examples from movies or books as to how they should behave in certain situations, so if he was planning on stealing those and his reference for that is holding someone up at knife or gun point,that's the appropriate way to approach the situation in his mind. The sane way I google which cutlery to use before I have to go to a wedding😅
Emma been watching your channel a while and you tell the stories so well and with lots of emotions xxx
Hello Emma I have been watching your channel for a while now and always enjoy your take on the "event" you unfold really giving a good insight
Looking forward to your take on this one Emma, see you as always at 7pm xx💕💕