The Sneinton Strangler: Unraveling Mark Martin's Chilling Spree
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2024
- Explore the harrowing tale of Mark Martin, infamously known as The Sneinton Strangler, who left the city of Nottingham in fear with his string of brutal crimes. Delve into the investigation that brought him to justice and the tragic stories of the victims who were caught in his web of violence. Join us as we dissect the psychological profile of a killer and the chilling legacy he left behind in Sneinton. This true crime deep dive offers a sensitive yet unflinching look at one of Nottingham's darkest chapters.
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Im so glad I became a member! Thanks Emma for all your deep dives and hard work that goes into these videos! xx
Always love how you are respectful of all victims even if they are homeless, sex workers, addicts etc and highlight the value and meaning they had whatever their situation ❤
Whilst I'm glad individuals like Martin brag and get caught, their ignorance and arrogance baffles me - normal well-adjusted human beings will speak up when they hear stuff like this!
I had a friend who committed himself because of paranoid/violent thoughts, they kicked him out 6 hours in, he begged to stay. Within 12 hours he murdered his mom because she "wasn't really his mom". He called the police to inform them he had killed a dangerous imposter. Very very sad. He literally begged for help.
That reminds me of the case of Nicola Edgington. She had previously been sectioned for the manslaughter of her mother due to diminished responsibility because of a psychotic breakdown, then years later went on to kill another woman and almost kill a second, after calling 999 and begging them to section her, actually saying to them "the last time I felt like this, I killed my mum". Unfortunately, they didn't bother to check her records, so she was only admitted on a voluntary basis, enabling her to leave and carry out the later attack.
Hi Emma, I have been profoundly absorbed by your videos as of late. I especially love your psychological insights and allocated time catered toward legal and administrative issues/ themes within the cases- as a law student this is tremendously captivating! Cannot get enough of these!
Was wondering if you could publish a video regarding the 2-year-old boy, Bronson Battersby, from Lincolinshire, who recently starved to death after his farther, 60, had died of a heart attack, leaving him trapped within the house and emaciated. The boy was subject to vulnerability assessments by the social services, but for lack of responsibility and duty by the local authorities he was left batching in neglect after concerns had been raised that his farther had not been seen since Christmas. This poignant death was unreservedly avoidable if appropriate provision had been set in stone.
Again, thank you for your crime and consistency!
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Thank you so much for the extra content Emma 💜. The thing that stands out for me on this one is why wasn’t he referred to the mental health services by his probation officer. The phone call to emergency services should have, as you pointed out, taken him to a psychiatric hospital. I’m not saying it’s an excuse bit the guy told the authorities that he was likely going to kill someone, they should have taken it more seriously. Great, thought provoking episode. I’m not sure if you’ve covered Peter Tobin, but would love to see your take on him. I’m currently working my way through your back catalogue, love,love, love it. Keep up the fantastic work. X
I've stumbled across this channel while looking for information regarding Daniel Pełka ( following a Safeguarding training at work) I've watched Emma's episode on the little boy. I've cried, I've subscribed, I'm back ever since. Thank you Emma
When I hear about violent abusive men like this I think of my twin brothers 25:13 childhood.
From very early on my father targeted him. He was beaten and humiliated throughout his early life.😢. He wet the bed so my “father” took him to the playground in my dresses. 😡. If anyone should become a horrible adult it should be him. He however is the sweetest kindest soul you’d ever meet. He rescues and cares for animals and makes woven Matt’s for the homeless.
To me it is a choice…. I may be wrong but my beloved brother is proof to ME it’SA choice. 25:13
I am sorry you had to witness your father doing that to your brother, I am always happy to hear when the abused or hurt don't hurt but to be honest most people that were hurt deep enough try to not let anyone else ever feel how they did. Sometiems the person however can just be evil down to the core and the abuse just fuels their fire to want to hurt others.
After guiding two of my children through the teenage years, I took my third child to learn to meditate when he was 11 yrs old. What a difference it made- so much easier as it made him an outlet to his frustration with life that most teens have to deal with.
Thanks again Em. Im a manchester storm girl myself used to watch them when the manchester arena was the nynex. This guy is truly vile for sure makes me so sad that people like this exist x
The last two minutes of this video were so powerful ! Emma’s words… who needs to be good at math, when your explanations are so strong. Really opens up your eyes to the victims x
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Wth is wrong with you & ur Emoji faces on this & other cases on this channel?..Do you really find them funny?..@@talpark8796..I'm genuinely interested especially as I grew up 4 a time in Sneinton & was also then homeless in Notts too so I find myself thinking it could have so easily been myself on that list of girls!?..Idk?..I just dont get it whlhat are you trying to get at..Can you not write a comment instead of just Emoji's like this or the laughing one's you've put?..Please,entertain me 4 just a moment please!..
Adam Ant and his dual drummers were the bomb! ❤😊
Thanks em. Stay safe everyone wherever you are.
Adam and the ants were my favourite when I was in high school xx
I watch your content daily and love the psychological perspective and respect you give to victims and their families. Please can you cover the case of angel lynn. This happened in a village very close to where I live 😢 xxx
Children are not cruel? Tell that to the families of children who have taken their own lives because of what children have done to them. Children can be very cruel and they know exactly what they are doing, because they wouldn't want it done to them.
Children don’t think this way though, their minds haven’t developed to realise that they are doing is cruel.
@@reesey8676 . It depends on the age of the child.
Yes, I agree with you. As a child I was bullied throughout school by girls and boys.
@@reesey8676 this isn’t true of all kids. There are kids who never bully and don’t abide by it. You’re talking about AVERAGE kids. Not exceptional ones.
1000% my partners child said my baby looked “deformed” and then repeated when I said nothing because I was shocked all while saying “did you hear me? I said your baby looks deformed” that is just one example of what she said to me, she’s also stolen from me, lied about me being abusive when I’ve only ever treated her like my own. Some children are cruel, cruel children turn into cruel adults x
Thanks Emma!! Happy member here. 🥰
2am in Australia and here I am! ❤
Wow I cant remember hearing about this case and I'm fairly local to Nottingham. Thank goodness Mark Martin will never walk the streets again. Totally evil human being. Thanks Emma for another cracking episode xxx
Always makes me giggle how people pronounce my hometown. Most locals call it Ilson instead of its actual name, pronounced Ilk-y-ston.
This guy is so scary, it never ceases to amaze/shock me how certain individuals can ‘admire’ serial killers. Baffling, and absolutely terrifying!
Hello fellow ilkestonian
@@sarahbeech6780 we’re a rare breed 🤣
I'm born & bred Derby but my dad was born in Henor & grew up in Ilkeston.
@@teresameads2579 I grew up in Ilkeston, and my family still live there, but I moved to Nottingham in 2015
@@amie-louisemurden2268 I moved to Tamworth in 2015. My family are still in Derby though.
We've had some terrible news in our papers today ❤️🕯🕯❤️ Bronson & His Dad
Reading that story literally broke my heart 💔💔xx
What’s happened?
Excellent coverage as always -thanks Emma! Just so you know, the Spotify coverage of this one is cut off quite a bit before the end.
I can’t stand people who blame a shite childhood for their behaviour. I had an absolutely terrible childhood but you best believe I made it my mission in life to be first and foremost a good mother, so my children will never experience anything I had to, but also a good human being. It costs nothing to be kind and treat people with kindness and compassion.
Christina I'm so glad you've managed to leave your childhood behind. I was 1 of the lucky kids who had a great childhood, loads of happy memories, irrespective of being 'poor' however like you my mum had an awful childhood. You have to break free from the shit that at times is 'dumped' on you. I'm so glad you did it., your children will, like me have great memories. Xxxx
@@lorrainewadsworth6977 thank you. You can’t allow things that were out of your control to ruin the only shot you have at life. 🤍 your mum clearly did a great job overcoming her own childhood and breaking the cycle
You are so thorough. Thank you so much👏🏽👏🏽
❤ thank you Emma! Hope you and the family are having a wonderful time away ❤
Emma wow your closing comment empowering those "victims" to ultimately becoming his downfall, following him to the crematorium and watching him in flames gave me goosebumps! It really is true. They are his lock and key in this life and the next !! 💪
I’ve been addicted to true crime content since the early 2000’s . This is the very FIRST true crime channel/podcast/discord I’ve ever subscribed to. I’m so excited! Thank you so much Emma for all the hard work you do for us. You’re research and presentation of facts and events is top notch.
I really enjoy your videos Emma! Thank you so much for all your hard work and for making them so interesting! This case is very close to home! I live near Nottingham! Xx
I watch a lot of true crime - what I absolutely love about you Emma is that you don’t edit every two seconds
It drives me nuts - every two seconds editing
I cannot watch these other videos
With you- no edits - thank you x I haven’t come across any other true Crimer that can just talk live
Thank you - still the best in my opinion
No jump edits here my lovely. Don't use a script either xxx
@@EmmaKennyTV I really don’t know how you do it x and no umms and haas either
Just brilliant x no script x no editing x no ummms and ahhhs x you just know your stuff xxx best of the lot xxxxx
Another great video thank you very much, I find it truly heartening to come across individuals who share similar views, especially when it comes to caring for the vulnerable and children. It's a refreshing experience to witness someone who genuinely invests time and effort in making a positive impact on the lives of those who need it most. The commitment to championing the well-being of the vulnerable and ensuring the welfare of children reflects a compassionate and empathetic character. In a world that can sometimes feel overwhelming, finding like-minded individuals dedicated to making a difference is not only inspiring but also reinforces the belief that positive change is achievable. I deeply appreciate those who stand alongside me in these shared values, fostering a sense of community and collective responsibility for a better, more compassionate world.
Once again another great , informative and in depth overview .... I literally finish work come homw to the kids put my earphones on and listen whilst I clean my house .... you do an amazing job 👏
Another informative and interesting take on an awful situation. Love your deep dives. Thanks!!!!
This was really close to me! Remember all the coverage! Just got my top through the post, thank you Emma!!! Now I see u wearing the red hoodie I want that now too!
Oh M’s such memories, I loved Adan Ant !!!
I picked up on your emphasis at 14:42
I appreciated it and it causes me to enjoy your content even more!!!!!
Love you Emma. Once again, we thank you for all the good work that you do. ♥️♥️♥️✅🥇🐾🐾😘
Thanks for another deep dive Em xx
"U know it's unfortunate, and I really wish I didn't have to say this, but I really like human beings who have suffred, they're kinder." Emma Thompson
Wow, I got goosebumps at what you said at the end
Thank u lovely Emma. U are my weds and Sunday treat. Best channel on UA-cam in my opinion. 💜
Thank you darling for the extra content! Hope you're loving Thailand with your beautiful family ❤ xxx
Emma you are a star 🌟 still loving your content and the hardwork you put in to everycase and how you look after your members and patrons ❤❤❤
Thanks Emma, so happy I'm a member 😀, carnt stop watching you x
Thanks again for your content and great merch. I have it in a T-shirt (my mum got it me this year for my 30th). Hope you all had a lovely time in Thailand :) Emma is the best
viewer from Nottingham here. Just to let you know in case you cover another Nottinghamshire / Derbyshire case, Ilkeston is pronounced "ilkiston". The E is not silent. Regardless, you make great content. Thank you.
Im totally addicted to your deep dives ❤
Love your channel Emma This is Great coverage
Thank you so much! Xxx
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Thank you Emma!
Absolutely love you content and the depth and length you do to. Could you look at Timothy Ferguson/Shanda Vander Ark? ❤
Thanks for such a deep dive on this case. I saw a documentary about it which wasn't that great and your take is much better.
I was homeless quite a few times... later in life, i became an outreach worker for homeless/ rough sleepers.
Haven’t got far in this video yet, what you said about maths struck a chord…. I have always struggled with maths. It’s always felt like the numbers jumble in my head. Always held me back.
Thanks Emma! 😊
I’ve been homeless and an addict and it has been said “if you want to get away with murder then kill an addict”. If he had given his victims a “hot shot” of heroin then none of their deaths would have been looked into. It just shows how narcissistic and evil Mark Martin is that he needed to strangle his victims up close and looked into their innocent eyes and murdered them without casting a second thought. Seriously, One of the victims just eating an apple merited murder - thank God he will never see the light of day again. May these poor girls rest in peace. Love you Emma, always a great,empathetic viewpoint, X
You did a great job on this case as usual Emma. I was a fan of Adam Ant. He's had his own struggles with mental health bless him.
Im a regular viewer .ive been waitin for a local one ..thanks emma excitef to sip a cuppa to this one xxx btw keep up the great work xx
Thanks- love your content!
Sorry late to reply. Super kind, thank you my lovely xxx
Thank you Emma xx
Hi Emma I just wanted to tell you that ur my favourite podcast ever. All of the details u bring to it. I would ask if u could cover Mr baldy from here in Australia I guess u have plenty to do. Like I said I look forward to ur new podcasts god bless you and ur beautiful family ❤💐🇦🇺
Thanks for this Emma. I'm 46 and Nottingham born and bred and I've never even heard of this case. I live very close to sneinton as well. Another case from Nottingham worth looking into is the murder of Rachael Hudson by her in-laws. It's such a harrowing case but one that doesn't seem to have had a lot of attention.
Emma in my ear while I cook dinner… excellent ❤
I was also born with a big scar on my cheek . It made me stronger. I became a social worker with young adults with special needs . Loved my job 😊
Thanks for the extra upload :-D
So much sadness in the lives ended 😢. So much evil in life!! Thank you again Emma 👍
Ohhh how I look forward to "Emma time".. Thank you for ALL your hard work sister.. ❤😊❤
My brother is one of those rare few that choose the streets. He can’t cope with normal life or even normal housing. His mind takes over
Fabulous. Emma, I just finished the book "The Photographer of Auschwitz". I would love your take on some of the high up WWII concentration camp, or SS, Doctors & Commanders...especially in relation to the diffusion of responsibility, as a psychological phenomenon.
ohhh yes I agree I would love to hear some of that as well. x
Hi Emma I don’t know if you’ve done it before but would love to see you do Carl Panzram please!!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Me and my two brothers are adopted, we are not blood siblings. We were all brought up in exactly the same way from approximately the same age, all removed at birth from birth mother. However, my older brother turned out very different to me and my other brother. From an early age he displayed aggression and difficulty managing his emotions. He is now estranged to the family, which is entirely his choice, because we have all worked very hard on our relationships with him, but I do believe in his case there was no amount of nurture that could change his nature. I have adopted two children, both come from criminal family backgrounds, and they are both excelling in life, so in their case it has definitely been nurture.
Hi Emma, I would love for you to cover my cousins murder to bring awareness ❤ his name was Joshua Harling and this happened in Thame Oxfordshire. Another one close to home was “the wolverine killer” in Didcot that murdered his family about 8 years ago. Love all your content and watch you religiously ❤
Ahhhh I loved Adam Ant!
So frustrating that he almost asked for help to stop himself and was ignored
Emma, would love to hear your deep dive on Shanda Vander Ark. the court case was fascinating and heartbreaking but so many questions… why did the father not make sure he could attend school, register with health providers etc what created Shanda’s psyche?
I'm 37 and Adam Ant is my absolute favourite 😍
Adam Ant was my first crush at the age of 9 lol
I have lived in Nottinghammy whole life this is terrible 😢
Well done Emma. Garth
Well worth being a member, you get loads of extra content and for an extremely reasonable price - a channel the other day wanted £12.99 for his !!!
I'm not sure if you mentioned that he had an Autism diagnosis? Just thinking about his seemingly sensory irritation?! One of my old school friends had an obsession with certain serial killers and ended up being assessed by a forensic unit. She was diagnosed as autistic much later in her 30's. She was saved by her choice to follow another obsession with her talent in creativity.
However my friend has empathy thankfully!
Interesting case
Hey check out the case if Shanda Vander Ark mind blowing 🤯
I don’t think I was ever glued to the screen as much as while watching her testimony. What a terrible case!
Hey Emma! I've discovered your channel fairly recently, and just wanted to tell you how much I've been enjoying your content! The quality and depth of your work is amazing, and as someone disabled who spends a lot of time lying in bed, it's been awesome to start binging all of your previous episodes! Thank you for doing the victims such an honor and sharing their stories with us.
It really erks me that no one in authority seem to look into why that person is homeless or a sex worker or what ever circumstance someone is in. the support systems that are in place are a joke at best. x as humans we need to do better.
Hi emma my ex was very abusive and violent and when I got pregnant he tried to be involved and I said chose to not let him see his child which I felt guilty about for a long time until I remembered that it's a baby that can't defend itself
Totally agree DV perpetrators should be supervised around children. Again I know working alongside CPS, they have different views but at this stage why take the risk! We have a serious issues in my area where it comes to social workers. Constantly leaving positions which isnt good for the children who need stability and building relationships with these children to get to the bottom of the situation. 🙍♀️
What a coward he is... he may think hes this powerful man, but the truth is that he couldn't pick on other men. He had to choose homeless women, addicts who couldn't fight back.. hes pathetic. I hope he rots in jail
My thoughts go out to the victims and their families, it’s shameful that Zoe’s family were entitled to no compensation. When you mentioned Emma about violent abusers and the problem of allowing them access to their children it made me think of Jack and Paul Sykes, I think their Mum Claire even warned the authorities that their father would harm or kill them yet she was rendered powerless by the courts and they allowed him unsupervised access to the kids who didn’t even want to see him and he ended up killing them. Just wondering if you would maybe cover that case. Thanks.
Are these videos always extremely quiet for everyone else ? Every other channel is fine but i can never hear Emmas, I have to turn my speaker on to listen to these
In my time as a social worker I've worked with homeless people and its not super unusual that people have homes, but they're in such a state psychologically that they don't live there. It's not "cosplaying homelessness". Sure, he had sick motives, but homeless people that tecnically have homes or the means for a home, and that, for a myriad of reasons, can't live there, exist
You have a very minimized opinion on bullying and bullies. Most bullies grow up to be bad people actually
36 years old and I love adam ant 😂
Love your vids Emma but got to say there are many people without houses, not a “community”, when I was homeless I wasn’t part of a community, I wanted and needed a home.
Wow. This whole case is so preventable if he was held in the first place. Absolutely sick, sick men 🤮🤮
It's a mark of how out of touch with society Mark was that he thought three young women in the homeless community weren't going to be noticed.
I’m from Nottingham and know this case would you to do a case on Colin Gunn
Hi, Which times do we get the live chat?
Shes in Thailand
Live chat is usually on a Sunday now although Em won't be joining us until the end of the other when she is back x
Usually its 7pm btw lol I forgot that part
I love you videos! But the intro is sooo loud 😢
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The members only videos cannot be played with the screen off. Is this happening to anyone else? Or just me? Is there a way to get around it?
Hi is there a live chat?x
Those poor children, those innocent people caught in the collateral carnage from a serial killer and the State wouldn't give them the dignity of a small trust fund unfortunately gives future killers a permission base to view vulnerable people/homeless people/sex workers/runaways/people with learning disabilities to be seen as "less than dead".
I really hope her children find peace and every accolade available to show how wonderful they are to our society.
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