On our site you will find stories of crimes and real life events that took place between the 1800’s right up to present day. Victorian England was a place of hardship and life was nothing like it is today.
Using several resources, we dig up the crimes, events and oddities that have long since been forgotten.
We also participate in the odd ghost hunt now and again.
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Thanks for taking us on this journey with you Chris and Vicky, judging from that one particular area you were in it definitely looks like an old dumping ground. Thanks for sharing 👍👍
@@DaysofHorror double hip omg poor lady I only have found u today watched you’re vlogs I noticed as I walked funny to till knee replacement she must have being in such pain
It looks like an assassination? The weapon could not be a catapult, not 20 yards away and going through clothing and embedding the projectile in his shoulder. I suspect some form of hybrid crossbow with a tip designed to break off. Dark night and raining, the rest of the projectile may be picked up by the offender? The wall of silence is strange, is that due to fear of who killed him or was James Dawson not a liked man by the locals if he was a womaniser? A compelling case . Well presented and what a strange story.
This is a difficult one. Masters went to visit James, but not with the intention of stealing or murder. Even if Masters was a 'bad un' nowadays, you would have to prove intent. The stealing of money or not, should not influence the outcome of the sentence of death as it is the lesser crime to murder. I think today the sentence outcome would be manslaughter.
I'm sorry, but I don't understand why Alice's mother would sign a petition for Arthur's reprieve. He went out that morning with the intention of murder. Justice done. Alice did not deserve to die just because she no longer wanted to be in this budding relationship.
How truly sad this story is... a very moving one at that. I wonder if today's youth have the courage that young boy had, to fight for his country at this time ? Rest In Peace JACK BANKS.
We are really lucky to have all this history on our doorstep. From the quarries where cock fighting went on, Mills, pipe works, mines, mills and more. Youre bringing the history back to life and that's beltin to see. Thank you so much xx
All that stone, we would have made a fortune selling rockery stone from a barra. Lol I don't condone taking things off the moors now I'm old, but back in the day........ 😂 Great video guys my hearts pulling me home xx
Talking of religion sir "the father the son and the holy -----?" The missing word is Ghost so religion both believes in them and on the other hand they don't!
Watched again last night. Too many distractions when you were actually live. Just wanted to say thanks for Ludwig recommendation - loving it. Also thanks for your amazing videos, grew up in Burnley and the stories you’ve covered in the area have been so interesting.
Sorry, just re-read your comment 😁 Ludwig is brilliant. Took us a while to get ino it but it's brilliant. Thanks for the kind comments, too, on the videos.
looked like a small boy,with large arms carrying a model aeroplane in a wooden box wearing a hat with a pompom,although why would a small child be there in december?
I'm convinced that they'd met up regularly for a drink and never needed to cover their tracks until a tragic accident happened.Robert gave the statement to the inquest so that he wouldn't lose his job. Remember it was dark, they'd already had a few pints in the pub before they started work and it appears that he left the signal box in between the occasional trains that passed through the night on a regular basis. In my mind he went to the treatment works, Tipsy, tripped and fell.
Good discussion.. I'd also wonder who was the Home Secretary both instances, and which government was in & time in office.. who were politics pleasing.. what were their beliefs.. but in the US they admit to the crime and then they get life without parole. Also people may not have written a petition in their names. I don't believe in Capital punishment unless it's serial (incl terror) or crimes against children. Even then I want a water tight no questions asked proof. Very good thought provoking episode.. think next year you should consider going to the US and do prison tours.. not as fun as florida but so interesting..
We would love to do that Sapphire, but funds and time an issue, but fingers crossed at some point. Thanks for watching and commenting from Vickiw & Chris
@@DaysofHorror hopefully in the future.. especially as there doesn't seem to be a British presence in that area.. some very good abandoned prisons over there that are open to the public
What a ghastly tale, it reminds me of Jack The Ripper's last victim Mary Anne Kelly he just obliterated her. I don't quite understand why he felt he had to completely cut poor Anne up. At least they got the killer and delt with him occordingly he would of been hanging there for some years I would of thought.
Very intriguing story thanks for sharing. Its probably definitely a ballad of a story, that was probably true. Thanks again for sharing Chris and Vicky. 👍👍
