Twisted Intent: The Adam Lewis Case and the Tragic Murder of Hannah Windsor
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2022
- In this compelling episode, Emma Kenny delves into the chilling and heartbreaking story of Hannah Windsor, whose life was brutally cut short by Adam Lewis. Set against the backdrop of the UK, this tragic tale is a stark reminder of the darkness that can lurk beneath the surface in seemingly ordinary lives.
Emma Kenny, with her expertise in psychological analysis, explores the disturbing mindset of Adam Lewis and the series of events that led to the tragic murder. She examines the dynamics of the relationship between Hannah and Adam, the warning signs, and the impact of this tragedy on Hannah’s family and the wider community.
Through a careful review of the investigation, trial, and the societal reactions to this case, Emma discusses the broader implications for youth violence and relationship dynamics. This episode seeks not only to tell Hannah's story but also to shed light on the importance of recognizing and addressing warning signs in potentially dangerous relationships.
Join Emma for an in-depth exploration of a case that challenges our understanding of human behavior and the need for vigilance in protecting the vulnerable.
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I'm actually 14 day clean from a 20 year heroin habit cold turkey, just wanna say thank you listening to ur content has got me through some dark days and nights I've literally had a few moments a fitfully rest is 14 days I'm running on empty and I'm in a pretty dark place at the mo 🙃
Joanne, I have so much respect for you. How brave you are even in the darkest moments as you take a step towards a different life. Step by step, day by day, even if you have to tiptoe. I know I am a stranger however I am a stranger that came across your comment and is suddenly on your side. Keep going keep tiptoeing.
Joanne well done your doing very well it can't be easy trying to beat an addiction but you certainly have shown will power you go girl, just keep watching Emma's true crime videos that's what I have been doing and have become hooked to the point I'm up till early hours watching them with hardly any sleep as I have an 18 month old and 8 year old to take care of x
Well done. It’s tough going but keep at it, 14 days is brilliant
Well done sweetheart! Im proud of you ☺️💖
Well done! Keep your head up and take it step by step.. You can do this!
The consistency & quality of your work is on a level all on its own! Emma you didn't set the bar, you are the bar!!! 🕵🏻♀️❤️🕵🏻♀️
I agree! You can certainly count on Emma!
Agreed!!!! 💖
@my girl Wendy - Well said!! Your comment is spot-on!! I 100% agree!!! She's my favorite!! ❤️👍🏻
If Emma is the bar, I'm having a large Scotch then. I can't think of a better human being to share a Whisky and a blether with.
@@MikeMichaels1987 I'd definitely Love to join you both..& mine would be a triple baileys(..I'd need that much & probs a top-up aswell just to see me thru' what would undoubtedly be one hell of an emphatic roller-coaster of a ride,I imagine..& in my imagination she'd talk about some of her most interesting cases & we'd be there for hrs & stay for lock-in!🙈🙉🙊)..Wow,that would be one A-mazingly,insightful,jaw dropping & one of a kind chinwag alright..how cool would that be!
as someone that suffers from BPD I just want to thank you for the compassion you take in explaining that we tend to do more chaos to ourselves than others.
BPD yeah right 🙄🤣🤣🤣how daft! An excuse to be rude and unreasonable to people and not be expected to be remorseful. Get over yourself
@beesting5214 Just wow dude, I think if anyone needs to get over themselves, is you. You just sound ignorant
Appreciate the fact that you speak as though we all have brains, instead of drumming down!
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Emma, I am a registered mental health nurse. I really respect what you have just said about personality disorders. There is so much stigma surrounding EUPD etc. Lovely to hear the respectful way you speak of mental health issues 😀
Yep. Partner has BPD (that's what we call it in the states) and the stigma is unreal.
I agree. I've been working in the mental health & addictions field for over 20 years & the stigma exists even among professionals. While working in the admissions/intake dept. I had several therapists say to me jokingly, "No Axis 2 clients." The DSM used to use a multi axial diagnostic system in which Axis 2 was where Personality disorders were listed. They have since removed the Axis system in the revised DSM-5.
For those not in the states the DSM is the "Diagnostic & Statistical Manual" published by the American Psychiatric Association to classify & diagnose mental disorders.
Emma's description & empathy toward ppl with PD's is something I wish could be taught to future & current clinicians.
I have EUPD but I gotta be honest I am highly controlling in relationships, struggle with drugs, have a ferocious temper and I worry about what I could do in reaction to a break up or abandonment. I've never killed anyone, but most people including most psychopaths haven't. I think it's pretty different in women or at least the only other people I really know to be diagnosed are women and so I think maybe it is different. Like stalking your ex for example -- I don't know any girls that have done that but it was something I did for a long time with one of my ex girlfriends. I definitely feel empathy though, although I think some of my ability to do so beyond people I'm really close to has been maybe damaged by trauma I experienced at a very young age. I am a lot better now at 23 than I was during my late teens but that's partly cuz my income now comes from something legit.
Totally agree,my daughter last night was admitted to a psychiatric unit via a section 136-she has EUPD and we have an absolute nightmare getting help whilst she's in crisis. Thankfully last night the police saved her life and the two psychiatrists that agreed admission actually listened. It's just heartbreaking 😪😪😪
@@mygirlwendy1850 you you probs have oooooh
EMMA! I am from Belfast, Northern Ireland and there is a case that needs more light shed on it for a young child called Noah Donohoe who was found dead in a storm drain, it is currently unsolved and many including the parent believes foul play is involved when you see how he got to that end, his mum is trying to find justice but feels the police aren’t helping, she recently done a podcast with James English
I have actually been in touch with Noah’s family. I will be deep diving it xx
I'm from Ireland too, poor Noah, that's horrific. I've not heard about this. OMG the police are saying no foul play?! Are they insane?!
This is insane. I only heard about this story last week and it broke me. My first thought was comment on Emma's next video and ask for her take on this story. Heartbreaking story and definitely needs the limelight Emma can provide x
Loren, I was fortunate enough to visit your wonderful city 3 times since the begining of the lockdowns, just like Glasgow, the people of Belfast are warm, decent and naturally beautiful. I was aware of Noah's case from a banner I read down on Ormeau Rd. I looked further into his case, so tragic. I hope and pray that Belfast has justice for this poor lamb 😪
@@EmmaKennyTV amazing! You are amazing when it comes to child cases, they need all the recognition they can get ☹️ thank you!xx
Cannot wait! Emma seems to be the only one I know who is this consistent. I know every Wednesday and Sunday 7pm on the dot. She’s a blessing for the KCC! 🕵️
She is so consistent and I love that!
I love your videos. ❤️❤️❤️
so true! So many get big and then stop posting much. Mrballen is a good example.
Right! She doesn’t miss a beat.
@@apt5044 Bailey Sarian is another.
Can I just thank you Emma for going out of your way to explain personality disorders do not cause a person to behave this way. Too many shows i have seen in the past throw the personality disorder label around without explaining what they are which adds to the stigma. So thankyou so much for making a point of explaining that a personality disorder does not make you dangerous to others xx
I cried so hard when Emma was reading out the statement that Hannah's parents wrote. I connect with it on the ABSOLUTE deepest level. I lost my brother and i remember during that whole time i didn't for a SECOND want to hear any of the typical phrasing that people say because i know they are just words and don't mean anything. Because at the end of the day when those words are said and done my brother still laid in that coffin and there was not a DAMN thing i could do about it
@PhantomX, l understand. I lost my mum in November last year, and nothing helps, nothing makes it better. Our culture doesn’t have the words or language to talk adequately about loss and grief. It’s like a taboo, as if loss is infectious. There aren’t words to express the depth of our feelings. Time does help, but it doesn’t make things different. We just grow around the grief, like trees around a stone. Please be kind to yourself, don’t expect to one day feel like new, like people think happens. They mean well, but they are deflecting. Just do things to ease your feelings when it’s really bad. Give yourself time and space. Sending you strength🙏❤️
I am so deeply saddened by your loss of your brother, I can’t imagine your pain and my heart broke for you when I read this, respectfully and with love, I just wish I could give you a hug (Gal from oz)
I completely hear you. I have a hard time when people don’t seem authentic, it seems like a display to seem likable. We can’t really say anything to make it better, but it can be incredibly lonely if nobody even showed up or cared.
What you said at the beginning of this video was so validating and appreciated. Thank you from all of us that have suffered from trauma and struggle every day. ❤️❤️❤️
He will be middle aged when he gets out..but doesn't seem to have any empathy. Think how much we know Peter Tobin did after he was 40 (we don't know everything he did before..probably more than we know), I think Adam Lewis even though will be under licence will probably hurt/kill again. Great one Emma Kenny - thank you
One of the best True Crime Channels.... But I do jump when the music starts at the beginning, lol..! 😂
Coming from someone that suffers with bpd it means a lot for you to explain that Emma! Huge fan! ❤️
Who does not love a fluffy faced Chihuahua?! Such tiny doggies with the hugest personality!
What Hannah’s family said moved me so much. As a horse nut the greys and the their pink plumes was beautiful. You have done her proud once again. Love this channel. RIP little one x
Thank-you for highlighting the vulnerable situations myself and others with ADHD can face.I’m nearly 41 and still struggle with day-to-day life, yet some ppl think it’s a crutch. You are so empathetic yet show rationality without making excuses for perpetrators. ❤ Victoria, Australia
I know my comment is 9 months later but I'm 31 and really struggling with ADHD too and being a wife and a mother. I just feel like I'm such a worthless human because I'm paralysed and unmotivated so much of the time. I know I'm a good mother but I just worry so much that I'm not a great mother. I feel like I've got such a strong imposter syndrome and that I don't really have ADHD, I'm just an awfully selfish and bad person. Life is difficult 😢
I went to school with Hannah. She was honestly so harmless. A lot younger than her years. Used to have us all laughing so much🥺 just so sad. Rest in peace Han 😔
My daughters went to Prenton a few years ago
@@barbaranorman2579 what years did she attend? I might know her :-). I was 2005-2010 that’s where I met Hannah x
@@mikicarter6751 about 15ish years ago lol. Leanne is 35 and Nat 32
She was a wonderful young lass, I knew her from the hostel. She didn't deserve that end
Hannah is my mum’s cousin. Absolutely disgusting what happened to her I’ve heard so many stories about Hannah she was such an amazing woman with a bright future ahead of her!🤍
Aswell as always loving your videos, can I just say thankyou for always standing up for those with personality disorders. I myself have BPD, and the stigma is horrendous, so for you to say we're more a danger to ourselves and just trying to navigate our way though our past trauma, thank you!!
Powerful words from the parents and so true. I lost my son in a car crash and you never get over it. Can’t imagine their pain knowing how she suffered. People don’t know what to say and although they feel sad their lives go on but the parents lives will never be the same. It’s a club nobody wants to join sending love to them if they see this xx
I look forward to your content each Sunday and Wednesday. You do such thorough work.
This case reminds me of something l read. If you completely bake a cake, then realize you forgot the sugar, you can't just put it on later and expect it to be fine. It was likened to a young child not being provided nurturing, care and services from the beginning, how there was no substitute. This story makes me think even with help in prison he'll be a danger to others. It's just too violent and depraved. That can't be rewired, IMHO.
I encourage everyone to get some Emma Kenny merch. I got my packages yesterday here in the States. I was so happy when they arrived and the little suprise message that I haven't wanted to open them. So much care is put into sending out the orders, that you can feel the love and care in each package.
Thank you Pete and Emma.
Xoxoxox
Also happy whatever Holiday you are celebrating!!!!!
Emma you know you were one of my inspirations girls my masters. Thank you for all you do.
Much love,
Joanne from Kenny crime cult
I’d love to see a video on Charlie Brandt , murdered his pregnant mom and tried to kill his dad and older sister when he was 13 then years later he murdered his wife and her niece , the shows Iv seen on it mentioned a couple of other murders he did but reckon their were a lot more 🥲
Em, when I have questions concerning about my own mental health, I turn on your videos and it helps sooo much. I don't feel so alone....thank you for giving us "regular people" the education and the hope we need so desparatly. You are an incredible human being and a lovely soul! Thank you all that you do! Love you friend! ❤😢🎉
In love with Emma's True Crime UA-cam Channel, it's so easy to see why it has gone down a storm.
Again never came across this crime but I look forward to Wednesday & Sunday's now, the evil mind is still hard for me to truly understand... Emma is always witty and informative, which I appreciate.👏
Going up like a tornado, Emma's main point of diffence is that she doesn't see a mental health issue, point a finger and blame the gruesome crime - but she doesnt ignore the illness, due to her experience and expertise she explains how background and circumstances are hugely important and looks at person with illness(which she explains and understands)and her channel is more educational and empathetic not slasher gore
Kennys crime cult has taken over my life and I find I'm having withdrawals in-between episodes 😭 send help!
Surely it's not normal to love crime stories as much as this 🤔🙈
Fortunately you can find Emma on a shed load of uk crime shows which should be more than enough to keep you going inbetween 👍
Same, I just binge watch again, cause she's brilliant 👏 👌 🙂
What crime shows? I can't seem to find anything other than this channel
Same here, haha🤍
@@kiraalexander2394 Try Britain's Darkest Tabboos. She seems to always be on there!
So glad I came across your channel. I loved watching you on the documentarys. You tell the stories amazingly and with Compassion ❤️
if you've never watched emma but seen her on other true crime shows definitely give her a watch, she's totally underestimated on other shows and you don't get to see her true personality or her sarcastic hilarious sense of humour. and also she's extremely genuinely thankful for the support from the community and always interacts with her supporters. ❤
Couldn’t agree more! I’ve watched her for years on TV here in the UK and read her column in Closer magazine, I’m ashamed to say that I was always a bit indifferent towards her on those platforms.
However - I could not have been more wrong!!!! YT is perfect for Emma, she can let her personality shine, control the narrative correctly and trust in all the research and work she puts in, along with her brother and Pete, they are killing the true crime scene on YT! Nobody comes close!!!
Also - other than the huge amount of detail Emma goes into, my favourite parts are always the extreme sarcasm!!! Absolutely hilarious!!! When she went off on one about teenagers and their mobile phones being physically or symbiotically attached to their body on the Tia Sharp video I was finished - couldn’t control my own laughing for half an hour!!!
@@scottishemmaa2457 I didn't know how to put it without sounding wrong but she's much more likeable than I thought much more and her sense of humour is brilliant which is not shown on other programmes it's not often I watch a true crime video where you can laugh out loud regularly. Just goes to show how things are edited. X
@@claireedwards4077 ha ha, Claire - I totally agree again! Lol! 😂
This sounds terrible, but when I first started watching Emma’s true crime videos, my husband would say things like, ‘oh, that’s ‘that’ Emma Kenny from all those crime shows, I don’t like her’! That was until he actually watched a full episode with me and was like, ‘Ah, now I get it!’. Within 10 minutes he was hooked and laughing along with me!!
Of course, now he’s all, ‘eh….. what time is Emma’s new upload on at tonight? I’ve always liked her you know, she was great on …(Inserts name of random tv crime show)!
That sounds quite bad, but I’m sure Emma would actually laugh at it anyway!!!
I have EUPD Emma, and I just want to say thank you for clarifying that it isn't indicative of violence. The other people I know with the condition, are some of the most compassionate and sensitive people I know. My sincerest thanks for that. 💚💜
people with eupd/bpd are DEFINITELY the nicest most compassionate people. i don't have it but after dating a few girls with it i'm pretty much spoiled for life and don't want to date any other population. the hard parts are waaaay outweighed by the good parts (and inb4 someone says i'm in the honeymoon stage, these relationships were 2 years, 6 years, and 9 years).
Are EUPD and BPD the same thing? Google seems to be using them interchangeably.
@@saldebrowde7823yes they are EUPD is just a different term used for borderline personality disorder so that it doesn't get confused with bipolar disorder I think?
This is my hometown. It’s crazy to hear about all the venues you know such as Claremount school where I have worked before. You’ve done justice for Hannah and her family with this video. It’s such a shame this event happened. Poor Hannah 😢
Cant wait for Sundays episode. All your viewers can tell how much hard work and research goes into each upload. Would you consider making a video on the death of Kyrell Mathews, this is a fairly new heartbreaking case, which I believe, his mother and mothers partner being sentenced only last month. Just think you would be the best true crime youtuber to do so as you have such great empathy and cover children’s cases with so much respect and true compassion.
You’re the best story teller! Thank you for covering this♥️
I Hope Hanna is Resting in Peace 🕯🦋 My Heart Goes Out to Hanna’s Friends & Family 💜
As for Adam Lewis, His Brain is fully Developed so for him to Commit such a Heinous Murder at the Age he was at the Time, I doubt there’s any Rehabilitation that could change His ways. He’s where he should be and Hopefully where he’ll always be.
Thanks Emma.
Beautiful Emma, your dedication and devotion to doing these cases justice is so admirable. It's difficult to explain, but the way you deliver your content is so unique. You have a rare gift for being able to make the listener feel safe, despite the dark information you're giving. The way you present everything with your personality shining through is so different to any other crime content I have ever seen. Your protective, intelligent and deeply compassionate nature makes me feel like I'm in good hands every time I watch your videos. You're a gem, the world needs more people like you x
I have never written a comment before but I have watched every single episode. I am terrified and slowly losing my mind with worry at losing my son who has end stage liver disease. Obviously I know the day will come and I will break. However I do find that during your videos I do get engrossed and it takes my mind off things for a while. I can't thank you enough for that. you are such a kind and understanding person x
Emma…every time I am feeling in the middle of a grief storm, I watch your videos, on both channels. And I know there is hope. You are helping me heal through the worst time of my life, times when I find myself looking at a bottle of pills and just wondering why I’m staying. Because I am staying, and lm hoping, in the future, to help others in some way. I just hope you read this, because you might not realise how much good you are doing. And that, alone, honours all of the victims you discuss. Much love ❤️
Bless you and sending lots of love to you! 💕💕💕xx
Good to hear you talk about PD as it’s really misunderstood. I have BPD and great that you clarified about us being more likely to hurt ourselves than others
Looking forward to this one as I've never heard of it. Thanks Emma!
Total side note but It took me watching 3 of your videos to realise the judges are all called mr/ Mrs justice such and such… the first time I heard it I thought “that’s cool that their name is justice and they became a judge” and the second time I thought “ooh that’s a coincidence” and the third time… I felt an idiot.
Anyway, I’m new subscriber and can’t believe I haven’t found you sooner! Not sure why I haven’t as I’ve been on the true crime side of YT for years, but glad the algorithm finally worked because I’ve been binging your videos. Harrowing stories told so well and sensitively. Thinking of Hannah’s family, such an incredibly sad loss. Keep up the important work, Emma.
Emma thank you for talking so sensitively about bpd, I live with bpd and I am a wife mother and nursing assistant, my personality disorder has only ever caused me harm in some ways it has given me empathy to do my job well. It's lovely to hear someone talking about these disorders more positively x
This was very interesting as a person who loves the psychology around the crime, & the individual also the victim. You always provide this as well as teaching me at the same time . The research & effort you put in as always much appreciated
This is what is correct, to say to someone in this situation: "I am so truly sorry for your loss. She was a beautiful girl". And then give them space.
I really hope that this monster goes to hell, in pain and in the most fear possible!
Thank you for sharing. I have a nephew who was killed and I never know what to say to my brother for his loss. Thank you for Hannah’s mothers words. I will take them to heart.
When Emma says ”she contacts the police” I’m like WHAT? Did someone in one of Emmas videos actually do the right thing? Had not expected that.
Emma you have done young SEN people proud with your understanding and explanation of their needs. Thank you ♥️
Thank you Emma. Another candle I am burning. For you Hannah. Much love. ✨
Ive got bipolar n personality disorder im a mother n i had a neglectful up bringing since a child my children are the reason i wake up everyday great channel 👈
I have BPD and I appreciate you not throwing us all under the bus, Emma!!!
114K subs Emma and absolutely well deserved and I am now ready to watch tonight 💗💙💙💙💙 love to you and your family xx
I was one of the VERY few people who knew she was in a relationship, I never knew his name until afterwards, I was also on the bus with her on the 16th of May, she told me she was going to see her sister.
I think she was attempting to tell that monster to hand himself in.
She was a lovely young girl and I miss her dearly.
She was very intelligent, she knew how to keep secrets, unfortunately she kept them too well, from her support workers, the police, her family and her friends. If she had spoken up things might have transpired much differently.
She wouldn't hurt a fly, she lay down just a few weeks before to protect herself from attacks from bullies, no defensive attempts made, I personally stepped in to stop the attack. She was an angel. RIP Little Red Riding Hood xxx
Sorry for your loss and whichever feelings you must be dealing with.
The fact that you do these live and are so well spoken sets the bar high for all the other true crime channels. I love the details you include that no others do with all your videos!
Thanks Emma, another brilliant heart breaking ‘deep dive’. You’re the best!
Wow. The words of Hannah’s mom hit hard. She is so right. I think platitudes come from our desire to make sense out of the senseless. There is no viewpoint or attitude makes your loved one’s murder make sense.
What a cute puppy 🐶! I am as usual looking forward to your analysis of the case. Happy Easter 🐣 💓!
I cant wait to watch this one,you always do such an amazing job of describing things so vividly that i can picture all the characters and u go into the personalitys in such a deep way that many real crime channels dont do.Thank you for your great work! 😀
I’ve been watching for a while - absolutely favourite channel on UA-cam, and the way Emma presents cases is so thorough and filled with compassion - and wanted to suggest a case that I’m really hoping you’ll cover. Aamir Saddiqi was murdered in Cardiff on his front door step, and the man responsible is not in prison. I went to college with Aamir and he was one of the sweetest people I’d ever met. Would be great if his case was given more publicity so that his family can finally get justice!
Only stumbled onto your channel a couple of weeks ago, binged the whole series😂💕💕
I've been watching her. Binging her actually. She's so informative, considerate, empathetic and funny. I love her. I bet she has great friends 🌹🌹🌹
I did the same 😁
Same as when I discovered this channel. Emma Kenny is my favourite out of all the true crime channels 🥰😊🥰
This happened around the corner from my house so so sad poor girl
Awwww ur puppy 🐶 ♥️ looks like my Benji who’s a chihuahua cross Pom , love your content so much!!
I really don’t think that this individual, like Aaron Campbell, should ever be released. I also think that a variety of brain scans should be applied to all violent criminals requiring incarceration. This is in the interests of building datasets of a size that is both significant and useful.
As for the parents of this “young man” and those like them, society needs to start being judgemental about them. I used to work in a youth service and parents used to drive me to despair with their utter idiocy at times.
Thank You for covering this case Emma 💕
That poor baby girl it just turned my stomach to hear everything he did to her 🥺. I truly hope that he stays locked up for the rest of his life bc that boy is truly sick!!
Your videos are so unbelievably professional Emma! I love supporting your channel and always look forward to clicking on a new video!! Xx
You are very lovely Sandra x
Hi Emma I've seen many of your documentaries and found the story of Michelle Mills especially heartbreaking. If you could do a deep dive on that case we would all find it engrossing.
Thank you, for this valuable work you are doing here Emma. So brilliantly detailed and informative.
wow - her family's statement was SO powerful. I'm listening while driving home from dropping my son off at preschool and when the "when would you choose to lose your child" part came up i started crying. had to pull off for a moment to get myself together. the raw emotion in that statement is palpable
Children should start watching Unsolved Mysteries at the age of 5. People can be evil, life can be cruel and all children should be taught that. My mother was brutally honest with me about the dark side of humanity and I think all children should be taught at some point that the monsters aren't under the bed.
Watching true crime makes me terrified for my daughter going into the world more and more as she approaches secondary school and will have more independence. I obviously want to protect her and shield her from what a dark place the world can be. However, I feel like I need to find a way to introduce her to the dangers of the world. I feel like I took stupid risks as a young person because I'd be told not to do certain things but I was never told the reasoning behind it. I was so sheltered from the scary reality that faces a teenage girl and I feel like I put myself in some horrendous situations because I didn't understand why I shouldn't be doing it.
I want to be honest with my daughter to educate her but I don't want to terrify her to the point it is detrimental to her experience of life. I feel like in a perfect world I wouldn't need to introduce her to these horrors but if I hide it from her she has no way to equip herself and to really assess the risk in potentially dangerous situations. I just want to know how to teach her what she needs to know without causing emotional damage.
@@haileyranson8255 watching Unsolved Mysteries (Netflix or even UA-cam ) is what my Mom showed me. It’s not violent or gory but the stories are true and it’s told in a calm manner and the reenactments aren’t scary. I’m happy my mother told me the dangers of the outside world. I think a little nervousness and caution is better than the worst case scenario.I was a kid in the 90s and back then, kidnapping was extremely prevalent. Missing kids were on the back of milk cartons.
Thanks em, great episode as always.
I live in this area and have all of my life, the woods (Bidston Hill) is where I played as a child and where I took my kids to trek,, It has always been my favourite place here where I live.
Are you a Fordite like me
@@barbaranorman2579 I certainly am, 6th Ave, Feltree close
@@patriciaburns1033 just off Fenderside
Hello from Northern California coast! I was just thinking today, that no matter where you are in the world, sh*tshows are unfortunately, all around, even 4 major crimes within 25 miles from where I live👀🤦🏾♀️🏃♀️thank you for sharing and for having respect in talking about trauma, childhood traumas etc…with decency and professionally.
It's monster like this which have ensured that my teenage daughters are Black belts in 3 martial arts. They also know how to use sticks and how to defend and disarm knives. They regularly train against full grown men and win.
My eldest daughter with her friends was accosted by a group of lads. Although she was hurt she floored 2 of them and put a stop to any more trouble. The lads involved received prison sentences. She only 16 at the time.
I'm fully aware that this is not full proof but knowing these self defence skills gives my girls a chance. Don't think it will never happen because I did and it happened. God only knows what would've happened had she not had the skills she did.
Recently, less than a mile from where we live, an 18 Yr old girl was snatched from a bus stop and brutally murdered by a local man who was known to play in a popular local band. He was so unassuming.
Less than a mile away this happened. Get your girls to self defence classes or martial arts, give them a fighting chance.
Love your channel Emma, never miss an episode and have been following since day one. Looking forward to Wednesdays and Sundays have kept me going through some really hard times in the last couple of years- also lost my dad to suicide.
I need a 'Kennys Crime Cult' mug please!
Keep you the good work!
Will you be releasing "do not comply" hoodies? I couldn't find it on your merch page. Brilliant vid, as always 🤘
Emma you always thank us. Thank you for all your hard work.
Doggos are always important. Crime or not. I got two chihuahuas and they’re watching true crime with me everytime.
Fabulous Emma, as always!
Been watching this channel religiously for months but couldn’t be arsed setting up a Google account to subscribe, comment etc. finally did it tonight! Love all your videos, Emma👍 x
I truly want to say what an amazing job you do Emma, so much information, and told in such an amazing way, not missing a beat! You are gorgeous!? Love ya...Maureen from Chester County, Pennsylvania!
Hi Emma, I've been enjoying your content for the past week or so. I work in sanitation and spend many long hours wearing headphones and it's always a treat finding quality long form true crime youtubers. I was wondering if you had any plans on covering the case of poor Adrian Jones. It's a case I see covered by small channels or those who focus solely on the crime itself, but never by deep divers such as yourself.
Have you done the story on Adam Walsh? His dad is the one that is captured hundreds of criminals here in the United states (Matt Walsh) all this after his son's body was found after being kidnapped from a Sears store in Florida
John Walsh, that case is interesting though, it was never solved. Ottis Toole confessed to it, but they could never prove he actually did it. There’s ties to Ted Bundy possibly doing it. Although that would be completely outside his normal MO. John Walsh did a lot of good things after Adam died.
Also Jeffrey Dahmer was in the area at that time working
@@4runner510 yes, that’s right. It wasn’t Bundy, it was Dahmer, my mistake. But there are definitely others. Florida is very transient. It’s terrible that they never got closure. Although John Walsh said in his book that he was convinced Ottis Toole did it. The police botched the investigation though. They lost the bloodstain carpet from the car, the machete he supposedse to use it to captape boy, and eventually the car itself. Like how do you lose a car? They did eventually close the case, and they’re satisfied that Toole was the murderer.
Emma is the queen of true crime! ♥️
Emma you are hilarious 🤣😂 I love your sarcasm and acting skills!
Agree. She is awesome ❤️
"I'm just saying, I'm a ninja, and it came out worse for them" exactly exactly 😂
My favourite UA-cam channel, UA-cam is the new TV and creators like you prove it.
Couldn’t agree more about youtube being the new TV. Thanks for being lovely too xx
@@EmmaKennyTV not a problem and I look forward to seeing more. Also thank you for your sensitive portrayal of this in showing that people with serious issues and illnesses are not mad axe murderers.
I love the way her accent says “puppies”. Is there an ASMR version of speech? 😂
So true, Girl getting to the roots of ppl some children had the odds add up against them.
luckily I have great fun parents thank God, it could have been really bad wrong place, wrong
ppl some kids have their troubles from before their birth, bad parents passing on their bad parenting like there parents did to them and on it goes throughout the generations to this day, but I think this generation will solve all problems, we struggled with for centuries, aeons' of time. Good ppl will rise to do the job, this is the smartest of generations of all, let us rise up and solve centuries old problems we can conquer all with pure love, pure love ppl.
Never heard this one before, thanks for covering it xx
This happened in my hometown I remember it vividly
My husband and I adopted a thirteen month old baby girl ,her mother dropped her off in my daycare and never returned for her after a lot of back and forth with CAS and child welfare we were granted interim custody, the adoption was finalized when she was four . She had behavioural problems from the beginning but as a experienced mom with a degree in early childhood education it was not something we could not cope with . Until I came into the bathroom to find her flushing a kitten down the toilet. I saved it but then I found her trying to cut the ear off our dog because she did no harp e the dexterity to use the scissors she failed , then a few days later she informed me she’d killed a kitten , she beat it to death with a toy gulf club . After a lot of Doctors visits and a long investigation into to her little mind my five year old was diagnosed with Conduct disorder childhood onset . No treatment available no way to really help her . This was the most devastating news we had ever had . We lost her in a house fire that she seems to have started herself when she was seven .
I have no words, whilst you must have been terrified by her behaviour conduct disorder is treatable with therapy, bio feedback and therapy (lots of it) it’s wrong that you were so horribly abandoned by the services. I’m so sorry you lost her, to lose a child this way is beyond devastating. Even though she may have developed anti-social personality disorder (or not) this wouldn’t mean she would become a killer as the vast majority do not. She displayed the Macdonald triad which of course was scary for you. I am glad in her short life she found you and knew love and compassion and I can’t imagine the pain you have endured xxx
Another great video Emma, puppy is very cute🙂. His sentence is definatly not long enough, he knew what he had done, the fact that he shows no remorse says it all. I found your channel a few days ago and I,m completely addicted, watching your previous videos. Thank you for your stella research and insite into their criminal crimes🙂.
Beautiful coverage once again. Thank you for expressing the parents wishes & words. Solid job & commenting for the algorithm 🤍
Appreciated Cici xx
I love visiting Bidston Hill, but had never heard of this case until now. It happened just before I moved to the area. Awful what the victim experienced, in a place of such tranquil beauty. RIP.
Bidston hill can be rough don’t get complacent, lovely place but can be dangerous depending on who’s about :/
As a parent who has lost a child to this day I never say to anyone I know how you feel about your situation because when I buried my child I was sitting by the grave and a lady walked by and said I knew how you feel and she had no idea because at the moment l was at peace with it birds where singing it was a warm spring day the sun was spring hot and I knew my son of 6 months was in Gods hands so i never say those words I might say I identify if I say anything
We all love you emma and your absolutely brilliant at what you do!!!!.
I was in hospital for nearly 3 months and have been diagnosed with a personality disorder
My son is non verbal autistic and has global development delay and possible adhd but the paediatrician wants to wait until he is 6 as he is too young to be diagnosed for that typically which is understandable however as you said there is a delay there when it comes to childhood experiences such as interacting with peers and you do have to work harder as a parent to ensure that they are able to interact in a "normal" way (Hate the word normal hence the brackets) but with time and slow but persistent methods my son is now able to go to places such as parks or soft play and be around other children comfortably and these children have included him in their play which is heart warming to see and you can see my son is enjoying it whereas before he would be left out and on the side. I do however keep an eye on him from a distance (as I always try to give him the same level of independence that I would give any 5 year old by not hovering by them at all times) because sometimes he will get overwhelmed and there's too much noise so if that happens I take him aside so he can regulate himself because I don't want him to view playing with peers as a negative situation.
he has since stabbed a fellow inmate twice in the face, the frenzied attack being because the other inmate was protesting his innocence for the murder he is in prison for, this just shows that hazell is never going to be rehabilitated and the key should be thrown away
I don’t think this man should ever be released from prison, if he doesn’t accept his wrong doing how will he know not to do this again! It’s a terrifying thought because at 40 he will be stronger than he was at 18.
To Hannah’s parents, god bless you and I hope you find peace at some stage, my heart breaks for you! I cannot imagine what this has done to you, I have lost a child to natural causes and that was very difficult to overcome. 🥰
Emma, great show as normal, explanations and empathy were on point as normal! 🥰
Thank you Emma x
I remember Hannah when she was around 12 her & my daughter got up to all kinds of mischief during the summer holidays, she was a shy girl but her smile was infectious. I was heartbroken when I heard what had happened to her, such a beautiful young life snatched away x
I adore this channel, Emma is amazing! A good human for sure. I would love to see Emma's take on the story of Beverly Allitt the serial killer nurse, its a truly horrific story, I just don't understand how someone can get to the point where they can deliberately cause harm to beautiful innocent little babies. 😔
Brilliantly presented