Yorkshire Ripper Hoaxer: Wearside Jack Part 1
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The story of the man behind one of the biggest hoaxes in British history - Wearside Jack who led police to believe he was the Yorkshire Ripper...Leaving the real Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe to kill many women.
They said the Ford Estate in Sunderland is run down, I'm from Sunderland and all of it is run down...
not Ashbrooke, Tunstall and parts of Seaburn-Roker
Jimmy Nail said he thought he was working class until he visited an estate in Sutherland.
@@alexbowman7582 jimmy is awesome!
I was about eight at the time and growing up in york. I remember every house in Yorkshire got written to and sent a copy of the letter. It was quite scary but even then I remember thinking it odd the killer would write to the police. It’s amazing they couldn’t discard the letter and tape and got taken in so easily.
If the lead investigator wasn't so damn sure that Wearside Jack was the ripper then Sutcliffe would have been caught much much sooner
The police did not find this killer, he practically handed himself in with a sign on his back saying 'I'm the ripper' before they 'caught' him. This is possibly the biggest police bungle in recorded history.
Not quite true.... It was a piece of unrelated routine police work that got him caught.
@@errolkim1334Still down to nothing but luck
@@PointNemo9 it wasn't luck that two cops were out busting hookers and John's
yes, he was caught be accident and by 'bobbies on the beat' using a bit of nous and intuition.
I know what you mean, the fact that a murder victim is referred to as "a prostitute" but someone on the other side of the tracks is called "a loving innocent Mother of 2" - or whatever - it stinks of bias. If I got killed, I'd be called a '30yr old man', simple as, unless I was a junkie of course then I'd just be a 'junkie' and no-one would care.
John Humble should of just owned up in the 1st place! You never known what the future holds. Thank God for DNA! At least they finally managed to catch up with the sick coward
mcsquare77
Should’ve
He wore the same Wellington boots that the police were looking for when they interviewed him....but they failed to notice 😡
The actor in the reconstriction looks so much like the real Peter Sutcliffe! Creepy!
It is him.......
@@knockedoutloaded279 you think that the actor in this RECONSTRUCTION actually is Peter? Numpty.
I think Hugh Jackman looks a lot like a young Peter Sutcliffe
That’s the point lol.
Sunderland is not 'Tyneside' - it's Wearside.
I've heard that narrator before on the Ghosts of the London Underground documentary
He is usually good but that is a basic mistake
It's the monacled mutineer then.
@@factorylad5071 ….was Sharpe until he knackered his knee playing football between takes on location, first day of shooting
graphologist! ahahaha. Hope they didn't pay her for that generic information. When the police turn to a psychic for help, you know they're a bunch of bumbling knobs. Hilariously embarrassing... not for the victims, obviously.
A shady looking lorry driver used to come into our works AND the hammer went missing.
Its good that this fools in prison but what about the three girls who lied about Stefan Kiszko for a laugh
Couldn't they put 2 and 2 together that they were looking for a wee guy, as he wore size 7 boots?
thx for uploading this realcrime - had this on videotape but chucked them all out when I switched to dvd !
Ta so much for the upload....been looking for this
@NikkiClo you're right,the incompetence of yorkshire police was staggering,the gap in the teeth,the fact he was a lorry-driver(the worn boot,from clutch operation,the beard and black hair,trevor birdsall's info his arrest possessing the hammer previous makes you wonder how blind they could have been.even two cops who interviewed him in a house to house thought it was him.absolutely staggering!
I'm at the beginning, but so far they've modulated Humble's voice every time. Did any of the handwriting experts take into account he was copying the original ripper letters?
The handwriting expert was full of shit
I remember Peter Sutcliffe's Victims in the Sun Newspaper, I was 10 when Sutcliffe was caught...
Not even a minute in, and the commentator calls Sunderland Tyneside
Sunderland is a city in its own right!
Sunderland does not lie on the River Tyne!
is it on the tyne?
No, it's on the Wear
***** Geordies and Mackams hate being mistaken for eachother. Sunderland got the contracts to make the ships ( Mack'em) and Newcastle hated that. Similiar to Liverpool and Manchester.
Noodles37UK Likewise, I'm from the Black Country & HATE being called a Brumme, like every Black Countryman & woman.
Mackams think Geordies are idiots Geordies think Mackams are idiots, oh the irony Xx
Sutcliffe died yesterday almost exactly 40 years after his last murder victim Jacqueline Hill. As a Sunderland resident I feel contempt for this POS whose actions probably cost several of the victims their lives
You don't know what you're talking about. The police had to catch this guy without the uses of most of technology's we have at our hands today.Just saying...
The police made so many ridiculous blunders..They continually ignored what was right in front of them…. Evidence.
Where you around at the time?I was growing up in Preston at the time,we were on red alert all of the time for years.One had to sit through that nightmare to realise what a joke the cops were in handling it and still to this day many victims of his attacks have never had any justice because the cops covered it all up the bastards.
I love how after the the 13th one was killed, the "A" squad was put together to try to find the ripper and they took the other lads off the case, then randomly he was caught, yet the A aquad took the thanks for it lol
Cops do that. The ones that was looking for a girl did it when she saved herself.
They had all the clues, they knew it was me, quote by the ripper
Poor old Dick & George couldn't catch a cold. What an utter embarrassment for British policing. Cannot undo it. I suppose at least Dick is happy to do interviews. What a total balls up. They belong in small country town solving petty crime cases like someone stealing a load of bread from the corner store. It is just astonishing to think of how much they got wrong and the lives that were lost due to their utter incompetence. So bloody sad.
Thank God Ted Bundy or Gary Ridgeway was not running around in their jurisdiction--they could not catch a cold.
Barossa Boy Humble was a drunken vulnerable man when Patrick Lavelle drew the West Yorkshire police attention to him because he had stabbed and almost killed his brother Harry in a drunken frenzied row.
Lavelle who worked on the Echo and edited it for a time had made it his life's work to find the so called Wearside Jack and had fingered dozens of other men over the years to the W Y police.
Some questions have to be asked.
Why did Humble's family, friends and associates not identify his voice in 1979/80 when every Geordie was a Ripper suspect? Also bearing in mind that he denied the allegations vehemently for some time after arrest, what effect did the attempted murder of his brother Harry have on his decision to cooperate with the police?
If the police were so certain Humble was the author of the letters and tape, why do a deal with this man who caused murders?
Why not prove it to a jury in a public court with handwriting experts and voice experts?
Why were the police 100 per cent certain in 1979/80 that the letter writer was in fact the Ripper whose rare B blood group was found on some victims and it matched the saliva on the envelope and stamp. But finally why did the Lancashire police not investigate Humble in connection with the Preston unsolved murder of Joan Harrison whose murder was linked to the Ripper murders by the letter writer?
Barossa Boy & if they caught said sweet thief red handed, the thick par of twats probably wouldn't even know it
Keystone cops, orchard and bicycle thieves stuff, unbelievable!
Dear sir
When he said that I thought of Jack the Ripper
UP TO 8 NOW ,YOU SAY 7 ,BUT REMEMBER PRESTON 75. This letter was post marked 8 march 1978. Shouldn't that 9 and not 8? 24 Jan 1978 was the night that 21 year old Yvonne Pearson was killed. So what's this got to do with Wearside Jack? 26 March 1978 was the day when the body of Yvonne Pearson was found. The letter was sent 22 days after she was killed. Why did he not mention it? Why did he not boast about her body not being found? Why did he not mock the police about the latest victim? Clearly
Why didn't they follow all the workers from Clarks? he was one of them...crazy...
graphologist?????? guesswork and stating the obvious
and the lesley moseeld murder watch the 30 year secret
1:40 Oh yeah the rise punk has loads to do with Yorkshire Ripper (sarcasm) the musical zeitgeist is really relevant to this if only disco had been more popular maybe those women could have been saved
199019852007 I did start watching it. I find things about Children very difficult. But don't worry, I know exactly what The Old Bill are all about. All they seem to want to do is nick people for driving with out insurance and high speed car chases. They don't seem to give a fuck about the danger to innocent people. As long as they catch whoever they're chasing
thanks for uploading. crazy about this stuff.
I find that incredibly sad by the way...
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all they had to do was look for a man with a beard in yorkshire and narrow it down...
You are either being sarcastic or you really are a numpty.
25 - 30 years of police money and time wasted on finding their scapegoat... Oh no, that's right, they couldn't put that puzzle together either, some kent dobbed him in.
I agree with you about the Queen, but not the rest of it.
Is this retired detective half dead or what? 😂
the jam! tuuuuuuuuuuuuuune
@19822andy Suttcliffe was interviewed by police twice, but because of his accent and plausible reasons for being in the area he was released.
7:00 Oh, lord. another no shit, Sherlock profile, from a graphologist this time. How useful is "he's a loner" and "he's not a wimp."
Clearly he was not the ripper.
To have a look into his environment is enough. Did he try killing himself and failed?
This guy got more women murdered as he took police away from there real leads
No shit sherlock
Humble prob completely forgot about it!
I agree with your statement
he does doesnt he - cert more than other actors portraying Sutcliffe,
I was 3 years old when the ripper was at large I used to shit myself every night! !!!
the 1970s troll
😂
One of the original trolls. 😂
Did this sort of thing happen before the 2nd world war? The whole serial killer, violent murderers thing.
Come on your watching a video about the Yorkshire Ripper and you didn't even think about Jack the Ripper?
ReallyAmazingJason I've just seen a documentary about her and it was all lies. The servants in her household died of illness or injuries inflicted by surgeons and physicians at a time when those treatments were very rough. Elizabeth Bathory was trying to save their lives
+Mr. Vader yes remember jack the ripper? 1888
riiiiiiight,sure she was
horselaverda Christie was another
I am from bristol .my dad was a superintendant .he was flown up .he said it could be a hoaxer .but they ignored him .
OUT OF SYYNNCCCC.
Gren don't look at their mouths
Hardly noticed.
Hey upp !
Hahaha
too out of synch lad
James Flynn don't look at their mouths
It’s fine.
free peter haha
Not funny
You seem mad LOL.
I used the phone box by the police station once . To confess to the killings a copper came out .dragged me from the box .booted me up the asz .then told me to get onhome .
They had him in 4 questioning 12 times .surley could nt they put 2 and 2 together .also c he wasza spot on match clowns .