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Derek Bentley - An Execution of Revenge? 

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Please join me in this video, Derek Bentley - An Execution of Revenge?
Please join me as I visit the grave of Derek Bentley who was hanged for the death of a police officer, and ask was this an execution of revenge?
The trial of Derek Bentley was one of the most notorious cases in British judicial history. Often referred to as 'the Croydon roof-top murder' 19-year-old Derek Bentley and 16-year-old Christopher Craig were spotted breaking into a warehouse in Croydon, on the night of 2nd November 1952. They were challenged by the police - Derek Bentley was taken into custody, but Christopher Craig fired a gun he had brought, wounding one police officer and killing another.
Five weeks later the pair were tried for murder at the Old Bailey. Both were found guilty - Christopher Craig was detained at Her Majesty's pleasure - at the age of 16, he was exempt from the death penalty - however, 19-year-old Derek Bentley, wasn't and someone had to pay for the murder of a Police Officer.
Derek Bentley had severe learning issues, an IQ well below average and could not even spell his own name - he had no intention to kill anyone that night, and he didn't kill anyone that night - he fully complied when arrested, was not violent or abusive - he did not resist arrest and he could not have known that his younger accomplice would possibly shoot anyone.
This is Derek Bentley's story, it's a long and complex one, but I hope you'll join me as I visit the grave of this 19-year-old who was unable to comprehend what was happening to him, he made a terrible mistake that night, going along with Christopher Craig - he attempted breaking and entering, he attempted burglary but that was as far as his intent went.
Derek Bentley's death warrant was signed with the words 'Let him have it Chris' but did he even say them? While four police officers claimed he did - a fifth officer at the scene said that he did not write the words down because they were not said - but that officer was never called as a witness.
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@dryflyman7121
@dryflyman7121 2 года назад
The poor lad never stood a chance, just a catalogue of disasters all his life.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Sadly I agree - he was an easy scapegoat - just an all round tragic situation that should never have happened.
@leighstreet8298
@leighstreet8298 Год назад
@@BeautifulBadandBizarre hi there, love your channel. I have an interesting story, for you as you're a top story teller, the Stefan kissko miscarriage of justice. Very sad tale. All the best.
@jujulionesselsa1416
@jujulionesselsa1416 Год назад
It only takes one person to ruin everything. And it's always the good that suffer unbearably. People seek out the vulnerable: hence Derek being murdered. I am so delighted that he got a Pardon. He is now with his family.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
@jujulionesselsa1416 so very true! ❤️ it is just utterly tragic that it ever happened xxxx
@davidmathews4524
@davidmathews4524 5 месяцев назад
Yes absolutely sad story Rest of in peace Derek
@RockyValentino2013
@RockyValentino2013 Год назад
Beyond shocking what this poor fella and his family went through. May they all rest in peace.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I agree ❤️ heartbreaking xx
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I mention that - two wrongs don’t make a right - Derek didn’t shoot anyone - he had no gun on him - he was already in police custody and did not resist arrest - there have been suggestions that it was possibly police fire that hit PC Miles - but whether it was that or Christopher Craig - it definitely wasn’t Derek - who had the IQ of a child! And PC Miles wife as I say on the video - did not want Derek to be hanged.
@kenneth2656
@kenneth2656 Год назад
Probably the worst case of a miscarriage of justice England has ever seen, what a tragic event, the people who made sure Derek was not reprieved I hope suffered some sort of karma for their actions later on in their lives, they as good as committed murder themselves.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It was absolutely terrible - I agree with you ❤️🌹
@studebaker4217
@studebaker4217 Год назад
I read a book on this case years ago. Your coverage shows well how far British society has fallen since those days, when even a 9-year old acts in the public interest, and nowadays. THE one thing that hasn't changed is the ease with which the justice system gets warped by the corrupt.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It’s terribly sad and tragic!
@ladylaois8184
@ladylaois8184 Год назад
Well said
@shaneyevans7850
@shaneyevans7850 2 года назад
Omg! This actually reduced me to tears! What that poor family went through and how brave Derek was knowing what fate waited for him. I feel ashamed at the British justice system for the way Derek was treated but hopefully things have changed and I hope no one ever has to go through this again. That's only the latter part of his life, that poor man/family had suffered right from the start. I hope they are all together now and can celebrate the pardon he so rightly should of had. Thanks for this Shar, I don't think I had ever heard about Dereks story to be honest, but certainly won't forget him.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
I know!!! Me too - I’m not ashamed to say I cried - I’ll be popping in more flowers the next time I’m in the area - it was one thing after another for the whole family - they had so much courage - I know on a couple of occasions Lilian collapsed during the whole thing - her legs just gave way - it was too much for her to cope with - I kept trying to make the video shorter - but I just couldn’t! The family took a wreath to Wandsworth jail each anniversary of Derek’s death with the words ‘lest we forget’ on it 😢 xxxx
@clairebunt5887
@clairebunt5887 Год назад
Me too 😪😪
@stevenlangdon-griffiths293
@stevenlangdon-griffiths293 Год назад
Thanks to this shocking and sad video, I’ve learned another, truer version of events on that fateful evening many years ago. In it’s balanced and honest presentation, the facts of the case were told in such a gentle and respectful way so as to keep the viewer enthralled to the end. I feel I can write with utmost certainty that Derek and his family would be pleased with the rich content of this video. Definitely an outstanding example of how to make a video.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
That is so kind of you Steven - thank you for your lovely comment! You’ve made my day ❤️🌹 Derek’s case was such a sad and tragic one - which should never have happened - Derek must have been beyond terrified and his parents and family went through a living hell. Thank you again for your comment and for watching - it’s very much appreciated ❤️❤️🌹
@SuperBluegirl2
@SuperBluegirl2 2 года назад
This gave me goosebumps! What a tragic story. The poor lad and his family 😞 RIP xxx
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
It can still make me cry! It’s his mum Lilian that gets me every time - my heart breaks for her x his dad wrote a book about it in 1957 - I think he needed to get it out on paper - I admire the way Iris fought to the end too - she never gave up - such a pity she never lived to see the conviction completely quashed xxxx
@martincook318
@martincook318 2 года назад
Heather there was a film made about this case called Let him Have it
@nikmason6873
@nikmason6873 Год назад
Never trust the police. They protected Jimmy peado Saville among other scumbags.
@martincook318
@martincook318 Год назад
Nik the British Police are the Second Biggest liers going the first being the Government
@nikmason6873
@nikmason6873 Год назад
@@martincook318 The government created the British SS.
@evevening7995
@evevening7995 Год назад
Hi, it's absolutely disgusting what happened, I just wonder how many good people lost there lives due to police telling lies, Rest in peace Derek 🙏, Thank you for telling us this story of British justice gone wrong.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I completely agree with you - just incredibly tragic and sad - I was brought up to have complete faith in the system - but Derek’s story makes you question everything xx thank you for watching ❤️
@--legion
@--legion Год назад
The idea that "Let him have it' meant give up or giving the gun to the copper is absurd. Everyone knows what "let him have it" means. In the 1946 film Angel On My Shoulder, Muni's character on enquiring where his gun is, says, "let me have it" and is subsequently shot. Similarly, the 1935 gangster film Let 'em Have It - it means to open fire. The phrase is not at all ambiguous.
@tararuaman
@tararuaman Год назад
I remember this, as a young boy and my sister in law taking around the petition and getting it signed. So glad that he was exonerated. It was so flawed and a biased Judge. I would also like to think that the lies of the cops haunted them for the rest of their lives, but somehow I don't think so. Rip Derek ,your family were battlers, they stood by you until the end.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It was such a tragedy it truly was xx thank you for your kind comment and for watching the video ❤️ The Bentley family were amazing - they did everything they possibly could ❤️
@johnwood2448
@johnwood2448 Год назад
Don't hold your breath on police officers having any thing other than self importance and social status, Think being bullies is also part of their make up. Institutional Incompetence or Rotten to the Core who knows?
@simonhuggett3598
@simonhuggett3598 Год назад
I knew a policeman in the car with Bentley, listening to the radio of Craig being chased over the rooftops. Bentley was in custody and the policeman tried in vain to tell senior officers that Bentley was unable to say those words. He was told to keep his mouth shut if he wanted to progress his career. As a young copper, he did as he was told, which he regretted. He went on to be a well respected policeman in later life. He gave me his version of events personally.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I think I may know who you mean! It's such a tragic case - thank you so much for your comment and sharing that information!
@LeeJohn70
@LeeJohn70 Год назад
If only people were brave enough to speak up. Sadly in the world today so many things are happening and people are remaining silent. Even after all these years people still do not speak out, obviously if they do they are worried it make affect their employment.
@megansavage7152
@megansavage7152 2 года назад
A victim of revenge not justice
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
I agree!
@jacquelinehabgood-painter8867
A wonderful presentation but so so sad.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you - yes absolutely heartbreaking x
@welshwarrior5263
@welshwarrior5263 9 месяцев назад
An appalling miscarriage of justice. Used as a scapegoat to satisfy the legal system.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 9 месяцев назад
I agree - it's a harrowing situation xxxx
@Teapot333
@Teapot333 Год назад
My dad was one of the eye witnesses who weren't called to court. Derek Bentley was innocent.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Oh wow!!! Thank you for your comment - that’s so interesting - it’s shocking that people like your Dad who were eyewitnesses were not called to court - especially when someone’s life was at stake! ❤️
@Teapot333
@Teapot333 Год назад
The whole thing was a travesty. The police just wanted a scapegoat. Derek unfortunately was it. I'm sure things would have panned out differently today. There's still an awful lot of animosity.. Derek's gravestone was stolen a few years back and was dumped outside Mitcham police station.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
That’s how I view it too - it was beyond horrifying - I do not even want to consider the emotional and mental torture Derek and his family went through! I heard about the headstone 😢 ❤
@brendaparker6496
@brendaparker6496 Год назад
TRAGIC MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE!...
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Definitely x
@joannesinton9623
@joannesinton9623 Год назад
I came upon your channel quite by accident but I'm so glad I did. The story of Derek Bentley is one of the saddest I've heard, not only for the injustice for Derek but the torment and suffering of his family. Thank you for respectively telling these stories and actually showing us the human, vulnerable side of the people you highlight in your videos. 🙏
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much, Joanne! Derek's case has always saddened me - thank you for your lovely comment and for watching the video ❤❤❤ I very much appreciate it xxxx
@jamescampbell6737
@jamescampbell6737 Год назад
Joane not as sad as Evans, Timothy, yes,The Christie murders,,watch 10,Rillington place starring Richard Attenborough as Christie the real killer, and late John hurt who played Evans,,sad but great film,,the book just as good,,but not fr faint hearted,,Take care,jcvw
@dawnmulvaney6949
@dawnmulvaney6949 Год назад
So sad. Thank you for telling this story. Poor young man. Hope his never forgotten
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Terribly sad I agree - a very hard one to do! It destroyed not only a young man’s life but his family’s too - heartbreaking all round x
@brianperry
@brianperry Год назад
For all those who continue to call for the death penalty…this is what happened when the establishment lied
@denisemanning4673
@denisemanning4673 Год назад
This is so sad. The poor boy and his family. The police and the powers that be have a lot to answer for. Thank you for your sensitive and kind telling of the life and tragic life of poor Derek and his family. You have, as always done them proud. Much love and God bless. ❤️😢😅
@markwalker4219
@markwalker4219 2 года назад
Sad sad story . For derek and his family and for PC miles and his. May they now have peace.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Absolutely - I think sometimes Sidney Miles does to some extent get forgotten about in history - very little seems known about him x
@markwalker4219
@markwalker4219 2 года назад
Again a very tastefully put together video. Great job
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Thank you! That’s very much appreciated!
@jamescampbell6737
@jamescampbell6737 Год назад
And ye,not just saying this,but if I'd been home sec who course Bentley family contacted but forlorn hope,but course they police boss if like,,,so cop being murdered by co accused,,he to young to be hung,well,Bentley done fine if you like,,but ye,if home sec I'd of visited Bentley personally, And I'd of said to him I'm here fr you to convince me why you should not hang,,??A sincere home sec would want to do this just in case it does turn out to be miscarriage of justice which course proven was years later,,see Bentleys parents passed away before pardon granted,,its true Bentley murdered nobody,,his co accused did,,ye,watch the film let me have it,,,,great reality film,,,I rest,jcvw
@michaeld.5699
@michaeld.5699 2 года назад
Rest in peace
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
❤️
@Froghood1
@Froghood1 Год назад
Not only was Craig armed, so was Bentley - with a brass knuckleduster which by itself is a lethal weapon, but to which he had added a steel knife blade. He was not quite the innocent he has been painted in certain quarters. Nevertheless, I think Bentley should have been reprieved. The thing had a bad look about it, with Craig who killed PC Miles going to prison while Bentley, who had not fired the shot, was executed. But remember as well that this occurred in the aftermath of WWII which had given rise to an enormous increase in crime of every description. A policeman had been murdered and it seems the home secretary, Maxwell Fyfe, felt an example had to be made, hence his refusal of a reprieve. He was wrong, in my view.
@Froghood1
@Froghood1 Год назад
@Nature's Eye Meditations - Was Craig telling the truth? For your information I have no connection with the police.
@pippipster6767
@pippipster6767 Год назад
The sentence itself was plainly wrong. A surprising and significant error of judgement for a Lord Chief Justice.
@pippipster6767
@pippipster6767 Год назад
@@Froghood1 Do you have any evidence that he was not telling the truth?
@Froghood1
@Froghood1 Год назад
@@pippipster6767 - In a capital trial the judge had no discretion as to sentence - the death penalty was mandatory . Whether Bentley should have been executed is another question entirely.
@Froghood1
@Froghood1 Год назад
@@pippipster6767 - Well, he was a criminal who carried firearms and murdered a policeman. Call me naive if you like.
@stevecooper6653
@stevecooper6653 Год назад
Very sad 😢 I’m afraid it still gos on today.he was used as a scapegoat,the easiest and quickest way to obtain a quick result by picking on the weakest..shame on those officers 👮‍♂️
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It’s so sad - at least in the U.K. it can’t happen again but I do think there are certainly still miscarriages of justice ❤️
@ChrisManley1994
@ChrisManley1994 Год назад
This is the biggest miscarriage of justice in British history
@darrenfry4695
@darrenfry4695 Год назад
The guy just had the worst luck anyone could get, poor lad.R.I.P the government murdered you just to get there pound of flesh
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
So sad I agree 😔
@beautyangelfriends6566
@beautyangelfriends6566 2 года назад
Very sad story. Sad also that his parents and sister never saw him exonerated but glad his Niece continued and won the fight for justice. Unfortunately to this day there are still bad apples within the police force and you still hear about miscarriages of justice, obviously there’s no death penalty now but people have still lost their lives in prison because of it.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
I grew up watching his sister fighting for him - so I knew about it - but I never truly appreciated what they went through as I got older the more I learned it absolutely reduced me to tears - it’s such a heartbreaking story xxxx
@martincook318
@martincook318 2 года назад
And I take the view that the Police lied in December 1952 and they lied in the 1970's at the Guildford four case so what's new and any bad Apples should be booted out of the Police Force
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Absolutely! Unfortunately it happens - but in Derek’s case it was fatal - just awful.
@kenchapman2126
@kenchapman2126 2 года назад
The Law is an ass and this proves it and it was the same with evens of 10 Rillington place,it’s shocking what they and there families went through ,British justice is not only corrupt to the hilt but proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that that those involved in it don’t give a shit about us.my heart goes out to all who have suffered through injustice.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Sadly it’s true x
@Chris-cp7ys
@Chris-cp7ys Год назад
Such a lovely video, I had read about this many years ago, such a sad case and thankfully we don’t have the death sentence now. Really enjoy your videos, keep up your great work, Chris x
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much Chris - it’s a terribly sad case - it should never have happened in my view - I shudder when I think about what his parents and family went through 🌹 thank you for watching! Xxxx
@joeletaxi821
@joeletaxi821 Год назад
Typical that they waited until Iris had died before exonerating him. They never gave her that peace. All we need to know about our establishment.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Oh yes! It took so many years - horrifically sad xxx thank you for watching ❤️
@Froghood1
@Froghood1 Год назад
Bentley's royal pardon was as to the sentence only, not the conviction. It does seem unjust that Bentley went to the gallows while Craig who actually shot PC Miles was not hanged because he was under 18. But that was the law then. Times change and the standard of criminal justice with them. However, it should be noted that in 1998 the Court of Appeal did not declare Bentley to have been innocent (under English law there is no such thing as a declaration of innocence), simply that his conviction for murder was unsafe and unsatisfactory due to a defective trial. The Court of Appeal is not concerned with guilt or innocence but whether the trial verdict was safe and satisfactory or not.
@jacquelineharrod6386
@jacquelineharrod6386 Год назад
My mother always remembered the signing of the petition that Bentley should be reprieved. God grant repose of soul to the poor police officer, and Derek Bentley.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I think so many people were shocked by Derek’s conviction 😔 xxxx
@letthetruthbeknown
@letthetruthbeknown Год назад
A very well detailed exposure of so called British justice. R.I.P Derek.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you much ❤️❤️❤️
@robdodd4591
@robdodd4591 Год назад
Oh Shar, just watched this and it made me cry, I wasnt fully aware of the history of this poor man. Thankyou again for a very respectful tribute x
@tinarennett9041
@tinarennett9041 Год назад
The judge and the Home Secretary and anyone else who pushed for his execution or didn’t intercede has had to face a greater judge who judges all of us.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
❤️❤️❤️
@freedom768
@freedom768 Год назад
Well said..
@andyniblock43
@andyniblock43 Год назад
Agree, Goddard was a silly old boy, other wise known as a s..
@johnmellor932
@johnmellor932 Год назад
Goddard had no choice to pass the death penalty. He had no power not to do so. It was mandatory in a capital murder case. All he could do was pass on a recommendation of mercy to the Home Secretary. I read or heard, Goddard himself wrote a letter to Parliament urging a reprieve as the clock ticked down.
@shaunlowthians7145
@shaunlowthians7145 2 года назад
A great video, full of information I never knew. Many thanks.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Thank you! I think much information gets misplaced and forgotten with the passage of time - which makes uncovering it again so interesting! X
@barryjacobs8524
@barryjacobs8524 Год назад
Such a sad story. Thankyou for telling us about poor Derek. A very interesting story. I love your videos. Thankyou, Jennifer!😊
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Terribly sad I agree! Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ❤️
@andyb.1026
@andyb.1026 Год назад
Have to keep the working class in their place, the same system applied to the Great Train Robbers, keep them under the heel. At the same time the upper classes were riddled with Traitors, but they all went to the right school. No real change even now,, just a lot more subtle.
@berniemurphy8678
@berniemurphy8678 Год назад
RIP 🙏 Derek Bentley 🙏 😢 💔
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
❤️❤️❤️
@davidryley4162
@davidryley4162 2 года назад
Derek was a victim of revenge
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
I believe he absolutely was!
@chrisbromham2334
@chrisbromham2334 2 года назад
So sad, God bless them R.I.P.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Very sad - Derek and his family went through so much.
@mikesey1
@mikesey1 Год назад
Very sad indeed. Thank you for making this, and for drawing this tragedy to public attention again. RIP Derek.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes terribly sad - thank you so much for watching ❤️
@dannyisrael9210
@dannyisrael9210 Год назад
I've always thought that if the words "Let him have it, Chris" had ever been said, that they were susceptible to two interpretations (at least). They could have meant, as the prosecution claimed, "Shoot him now, Chris," or they could have meant: "Give him the gun, Chris" ie give the gun to the police officer. In other words, what was Derek's barrister doing, if anything, in failing to explore this possibility, not forgetting the police, who may have invented these words and colluded in them as fact? There seems so much doubt in play that any conviction would have been unsafe.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes I thoroughly agree with you!
@MartysWhiteSuit
@MartysWhiteSuit Год назад
A story of such terrible injustice. I've seen the film, but knowing his development problems, it looks like one of those trials made to pacify the public more than serve the wrongs. We can never really know, but the sadness lives on and no amount of pardon can ever really absolve him.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes it was terrible - I think the pain was etched on his mother’s face for the rest of her life after he was executed - a truly horrific thing to happen and I agree with you the sadness does live on ❤️
@sueamos3860
@sueamos3860 2 года назад
Rest in peace Derek🥀
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
❤️
@dalewalker4666
@dalewalker4666 2 месяца назад
Sadly this young man seems to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and ended up being frog marched to the gallows by the old guard that had a cruel streak in those days. The 60's brought about a rebellion that got rid of the vengeful ruling class as well as capital punishment so innocents like this lad cannot be snuffed out at a whim, but are we any better off...???
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 месяца назад
Thank you for your insightful comment. Derek Bentley's case indeed highlights the harsh and often unforgiving nature of the justice system in the past. The 1950s was a time when capital punishment was still in practice, and Bentley's controversial trial and execution became a significant factor in the growing movement against the death penalty in the UK (along with Ruth Ellis in particular, although of course Ruth did commit murder). The changes in the 1960s, including the abolition of capital punishment, were pivotal in addressing such injustices. As for whether we are better off today, it's a complex question. While the abolition of capital punishment put an end to wrongful executions, challenges still exist. Continuous efforts are needed to ensure fairness, transparency, and the protection of innocent lives. Your comment serves as a reminder that there is still so much to be done! Thank you so much for watching the video xxxx
@mrwookie72
@mrwookie72 Год назад
and all this happened all because some coppers lied... and they waited until all the police involved were already in their graves before pardoning him!!!
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yep! Totally - horrible situation and a terrible tragedy all round!
@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
I knew the general story, but your other videos are so well researched I thought I'd give it a go..... You detailed the struggles that Derek faced in his early life which were largely unknown to me, I'd heard he had low IQ, but was unaware of the background, and your reading of his & his family's words just highlighted the basic goodness and honesty of the people, struggling through a hard life and then confronted with this travesty of justice was just heart wrenching, so much so that I ended up with "something in my eye".... Excellent telling of the story. Thank you.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much - Derek’s story is such an incredibly tragic one - his father wrote a book about it and it’s the most heart breaking read - the family truly never recovered from their loss - but they were so dignified and steadfast in their effort to get the only justice the could for Derek xx
@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
@@BeautifulBadandBizarre I'm agnostic, but in the case of the Bentley family, I would dearly hope that God does exist, so that after they left their veil of sadness here on earth he could have them all gathered together, happy & reunited in their love for one another in another, better place.
@ZarpSterr
@ZarpSterr Год назад
For all those involved in railroading this lad.....yes, I do wonder, how their lives worked out. God Almighty will settle this matter, no doubt. Proper Justice.
@grahamhorne6956
@grahamhorne6956 Год назад
Next time some nutcase yells for the return of the death penalty just mention Derek Bentley and Timothy Evans. Never again.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Such horrific events - and sadly they weren’t the only ones ❤️
@Packyboy
@Packyboy Год назад
What a beautiful example of a family sticking up for one of their own and not rolling over.👏👏 what an absolutely horrendous example of state murder from the police The Crown prosecution service the prison service and all of the homes secretaries involved. working people have allways gotten the shaft especially when they have no one to speak for them. as a society we would hope these dark days are behind us but it certainly doesn’t look that way. by the way Barbara excellent work.A well produced a documentary.👏👏👏
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for your comment - it must have been so terrifying for Derek and his family - I do believe the system still needs a lot of attention! Many thanks for watching ❤️
@tomsurrey2252
@tomsurrey2252 5 месяцев назад
SO, nothings changed, in the UK's law, or police, system!!
@SonsofThunder1234
@SonsofThunder1234 Год назад
Vengeful, spiteful Police again, baying for blood like the pack of wolves they are.(No disrespect to real wolves, of course)
@Woodman-Spare-that-tree
@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Год назад
Nowadays, with ultrasound scans, the twin would certainly have been known about - and possibly saved. So sad. Maybe Derek’s limited intelligence was also avoidable, as perhaps it was caused by a lack of oxygen at his birth.
@ashleymartin4512
@ashleymartin4512 Год назад
a person hanged for a crime he did'nt committ he was present what does that prove??????????when there are other people(policemen)present also...or are they immune and above the law????????the words"let him have it"which can mean(to hand over the gun rather than to fire it at a person)the fact these words were'nt even said to the policeman that craig killed and were said to another officer who craig shot and injured shows how truelly flawed the case against bentley was...... derek was under arrest when craig fired the gun and killed sidney miles he had said nothing to craig who then suddenly decided in his own mind to fire the gun so how could bentley be guilty of murder???????????there was also a strong possibility that the shot that killed miles had'nt come from craigs gun but from a police officer or other person the bullet that killed miles was never found how is this possible?????when he had been shot in the area above his eyes?????that along with the bullet never being found in its self is"more than suspicous"by any reasonable standard...the bullet was'nt found points infact to just the opposite.....i.e that it was found but"was removed and disposed of"by a crooked police officer/s because it was"solid evidence"that it was someone other than craig that fired the fatal shot. the police knew the law full well and they knew that bentley by law"could be executed for murder if he was present when an accomplice killed someone"how could they not when they had to do what it said???????????bentley was known to them and"a thorn in there side"he was such a nuisance infact that they decided to get rid of him....................permanently........and what better way than seeing an innocent man die by hanging for the murder of someone who just happened to be a police officer........how convienient........someone else killed sidney miles.....someone most likely a police officer fired there gun at the same time as craig so it wood'nt be heard/detected most likely when derek bentley had turned his back and was under arrest......don't tell that this is'nt what happened......................i know it in my own heart.................
@ladylaois8184
@ladylaois8184 Год назад
Oh my goodness! Devastating. Thank you for keeping these kind of stories alive. God bless them all. And you as per did Derek proud.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
An absolutely awful situation - I’m sure it was a nightmare for all involved ❤️ Thank you so much for watching xxx
@kopynd1
@kopynd1 Год назад
Christopher Eccleston 1 of my favourite actor's class movie, drink this, hands behind your back, it be all right, then the drop
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Oh yes! Christopher Eccleston is brilliant!
@melly9037
@melly9037 Год назад
Poor guy, he was being used by the so called friends, as bk up, a body, heartbreaking and not fair, we should be ashamed, he never stood a chance bless him, terribly sad story 😢 ❤
@teressaalcantara5762
@teressaalcantara5762 2 года назад
That was a terrible thing for that poor family. The judge and police who lied have consideration for true justice
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Yes, I completely agree - it must have been an horrific nightmare for all of them x
@billybabu
@billybabu Год назад
What a terrible story. I've heard of having the cards being stacked up against you 😞 Thank you for sharing 🙏🌹
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Truly a horrible story - thank you so much for watching - I know it's a really sad one! xx
@ShanRock-v3d
@ShanRock-v3d 8 месяцев назад
This made my stomach sick poor Bentley suffred the same faith as stinney jr
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 8 месяцев назад
It was terrible without a doubt xx
@gerryd7027
@gerryd7027 Год назад
Such a great story as always with This lady.. So sad to hear about the amazing actor Leslie Philips passing today. He was in over 200 films including so carry on films. Would be great if you did a biographical video of this Legend. 😎❤
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes I heard that Leslie had passed away - so terribly sad but also a wonderful life - 98 years old - such a brilliant talent and vibrant personality ‘ding dong’ ❤️🌹 coincidently the person I’m currently researching worked with Leslie too ❤️ I would be honoured to do a video on the wonderful Mr Phillips ❤️
@gerryd7027
@gerryd7027 Год назад
@@BeautifulBadandBizarre I'm sure you would do Leslie proud can't wait to see it in the hopefully non too distant future. Keep up the good work 😎❤
@jeffwalker7185
@jeffwalker7185 Год назад
I have always oppoed the death penalty and, if discussing the subject, I use Derek Bentley and Timothy Evans (who was hanged for one of the crimes of Christie). Both victims of British Justice. I oppose the idea of postumous pardons as a pardon in such cases. The verdict should be overturned and stricken from the record. A pardon is not an acknowledgement of innocence, but just a recogniton by the state that they got something wrong.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes totally! But I think for Derek’s family it was massively important ❤️
@paulinelee1762
@paulinelee1762 Год назад
So Very Very sad, I was 8 yrs old when it came on the radio that William had been hanged, My Mam said to my Dad, Oh No, They have hanged an innocent boy ! I will Never forget it. R.I.P. to Derek and his Family who suffered So Much as a result of this Terrible act of Injustice. I Love the way you bring Such Beautiful yellow roses that signify Friendship. God Bless you, You are a Beautiful Lady .It is my Pleasure to subscribe to your Channel. Keep up the god work. You are doing a Wonderful job Much Love from Dublin XXXXX
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It was such a tragedy - all round - I completely agree - it should never of happened. Thank you so much for your lovely comment - and for subscribing! I very much appreciate that! I hope you have a lovely day in beautiful Dublin! ❤️❤️❤️
@kevinjeffery1865
@kevinjeffery1865 Год назад
Sad video, what this family went through to get justice. My daughter is doing drama at school and one of the lessons is based on Derek Bentley, even though he has pasted but his names lives on.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I’m glad to hear that his story is still being told in schools - it’s a terrible lesson from history - I agree with you so sad x thank you for watching ❤️
@jennyspence6870
@jennyspence6870 Год назад
Never should have hanged! Poor family 😢😢
@JamesVaughan
@JamesVaughan Год назад
Terribly tragic. A blatant miscarriage of justice which at least in part led to Britain's abolition of the death penalty in 1965.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I agree - horrible xx I think Ruth Ellis - while she was guilty of the crime she was hanged for - also shocked people into re considering the practice!
@kenn1936
@kenn1936 Год назад
Thank you so much for covering this case and visiting his grave. In the end - the public KNOW that police are corrupt, that lies are told and that he did not get a fair trial. Being of low IQ should have stopped any suggestion of the death penalty. 'Let him have it" has two meanings. If his lawyer was adequate he could have gone for reasonable doubt!! When asked for the gun, Derek could have said " let him have it Chris" meaning give him the gun. I know that he did not say this, but for a jury, who believes he did, the lawyer could have turned the tide on that simple technicality !!! This case was flawed before it even began!!! Police officers were determined to get revenge for the officer that was shot and killed!!
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I completely agree - such a tragic case x It was a terrible situation x
@kenn1936
@kenn1936 Год назад
@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Many terrible things happened in our recent history. It was as if people were too scared to say anything or 'rock the boat'. Things have certainly changed for the better. The nerve of some of these political ass's!! to deny a pardon, even though the evidence was there. Did they seriously think, they would be held responsible if they agreed to a pardon??? It's like denying a person is right and you are wrong, because you will have to compensate that person.!!! The biggest difference I see is people believing in themselves more, women proving they are capable of holding down top jobs, police being prosecuted for their mistakes, Human Rights!!!
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes totally! It’s hard to believe e they took so long to release Derek’s body back to the family for burial and the deny the full pardon for so long when it was clear he should have been pardoned x
@dobbiessock1050
@dobbiessock1050 Год назад
I remember my mum telling me about the injustice Derek served, it upset her to talk about it. I feel so much sadness for Derek and his family. Thank you for sharing the full story. RIP Derek and Family.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes - I discussed it with my Mum - I was quite young when I learned about Derek and my grandparents lived in Wandsworth so there was even more interest in it x Thank you so much for watching the video ❤️🌹
@lillianthomas4395
@lillianthomas4395 Год назад
Terrible story about so called British justice.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It is 😢
@martincook318
@martincook318 2 года назад
It was the Derek Bentley case that made Me a lifelong Abolishonist and I hope to God that it will never come back to this County as one Killing does not justify another one:and even the Policeman's Widow didn't think that Derek Bentley should not Hang:and then there is the Miscarriages of Justice like the Birmingham six and the Guildford four and by the 1970's the Death Penalty for Murder had been abolished and in 1999 it was abolished for Treason and Pyracy
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
It’s such a complex subject - I completely hear what you’re saying!
@martincook318
@martincook318 2 года назад
And do you agree with Me?and what I favour for certain crimes are full life Centances whether its in Prison or in a Secure Hospital
@pod9538
@pod9538 Год назад
Very sad... Remember watching the movie when i was 12 and cryed my eyes out im now 43. Rip to the Bentley family. 😢😢😢😢
@ginagina9720
@ginagina9720 Год назад
R.I.P. derek so sad listening to this story….thank you for the vlog
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! xx
@apollonia6656
@apollonia6656 Год назад
Goddard was a hanging judge and wanted to make to make Derek an example which doesn't say much about Goddard. This video owes a lot to the book 'Dad,help me Korea's The Story of Derek Bentley by Christopher Berry Dee and Robin Odell (1990).....highly recommend it if you can get a copy of it.
@apollonia6656
@apollonia6656 Год назад
PS: Sorry! Where did Korea come into it ,UTube ? UTube is honestly 😛 Leaving it as an example.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I have read a lot of books on the subject but I haven’t read that one - though I will now! Thank you!
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
🤣🤣🤣 I did wonder but didn’t like to ask 🤭🤭🤭
@timwebb8780
@timwebb8780 Месяц назад
Watched this morning, broke my heart ,several tears young Derek never deserved to have his young life taken, your portrayal was so moving and caring it has a deep impact...thank you so much shar...😢
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Месяц назад
Hi Tim, I'm really touched by your lovely comment. It's heartbreaking to think about Derek Bentley's tragic story, and I'm glad that my portrayal was able to convey the depth of his suffering and injustice. Thank you for your kind words-they mean a lot to me. I think it’s important to remember and honour stories like Derek’s, even though they’re painful and it was a tragedy for everyone concerned including the family of the police officer who lost his life xxxxx
@algie-t2w
@algie-t2w 17 дней назад
So the police committed perjury. A very serious crime if found against a member of the public but for many police officers, then as now, just a daily routine of the job.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 14 дней назад
Thanks for your comment. The Derek Bentley case really highlights how devastating the consequences of police misconduct can be. It's deeply concerning that perjury could be a routine issue for some officers, when it's such a serious crime for anyone else. This case underscores the need for transparency and accountability to prevent such injustices from happening. 😟
@gwenkelly1
@gwenkelly1 Год назад
so very sad, another case of kicking the weak. but i believe Derick is at peace, happy as he has his family with him, most importantly he is in Gods loving arms.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I agree and terribly sad ❤️🌹
@ImageKnight
@ImageKnight Год назад
British Justice let down this person with learning difficulties. The whole judicial system at the day and the Police should be ashamed of themselves. Craig was 16 at the time and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. So they went for Bentley who was 18 years old and gave him the death penalty of Hanging. Shame on the legal system. So Tragic.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Yes absolutely! Thank you for your comment and for watching - it’s very much appreciated ❤️
@Jakki61
@Jakki61 Год назад
I always thought he said them words, but meaning that the gun be handed over. Learning new things. 😄
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I thought that too for years! X
@robinhorne3901
@robinhorne3901 Год назад
This kind, loving and very respectful but deeply sad video had me in tears. Poor Derek was so cruelly treated by life, the description by one of his teachers who should have known better was horrific, his end was vile and carried out by a system that had no thought for humanity, how on earth could these narrow minded judges & politicians sleep at night??? Derek's parents and sister were hero's who fought every step of the way to save their son, even in the so called 'justice system' there can be injustice, so sad so sad.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for your lovely and kind thoughtful comment - I thoroughly agree with you - one of the things that really upset me is when Derek’s mother wrote to the Queen - as one mother to another - I would have very much liked to have seen her step in and stop this horrific event! I agree it was so terribly sad x
@TheSaint-g7t
@TheSaint-g7t Год назад
Thank you for sharing a beautiful post on Derek Bentley, I have seen a lot of documentaries on Derek Bentley and watched the movie many times, I am always sadden with the unjustified, hanging of an innocent man. I am so happy that family continued to fight on, finally receiving justice. To bad the family can't sue the justice system for £ HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF POUNDS, perhaps they still can. 😂
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching! It’s a case that really has stayed with me since I first heard about as a child - I think Derek’s family were inspirational - they were so dedicated to getting justice in his name - they worked relentlessly ❤️
@carmelrea352
@carmelrea352 Год назад
I always think this is a sad story God bless you Derek.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
❤️🌹
@petersantoro6429
@petersantoro6429 3 месяца назад
What really gets me is the little bstrd who wouldn't leave poor Derick alone and got him into this mess only served 10 years and was let out to enjoy his life whilst poor Derrick hung for something he didn't do its absolutely disgusting and sickening
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 3 месяца назад
I couldn't agree with you more! 100% it was absolutely disgusting and sickening xxxx
@christinecowley3120
@christinecowley3120 Год назад
Good video, so sad what happened to him….never treated fairly. Should never have been executed disgusting the whole thing and how it was handled! R.I.P.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 9 месяцев назад
I agree it was terribly sad. Thank you for watching.
@cameronmartin3616
@cameronmartin3616 8 месяцев назад
There is something touching about Maria Dingwall carrying out her mother’s wish. Even after death love lives on 😢
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 8 месяцев назад
I completely agree ♥♥♥
@mattieg681
@mattieg681 Год назад
Omg😢 such a sad story for all concerned
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Heartbreaking 💔 I completely agree xxx thank you for watching ❤️❤️❤️
@petersantoro6429
@petersantoro6429 3 месяца назад
What a poor unlucky lad God bless him this story is heartbreaking I watched the film last night it brought tears to my eyes he was murdered by the British justice system
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 3 месяца назад
I have cried buckets over Derek's story, I'm not ashamed to admit it, his father wrote a harrowing account of what they all went through, it was beyond terrible xxxx
@richardpatterson2554
@richardpatterson2554 3 месяца назад
Things haven't changed.....cops are still protecting and serving themselves.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 3 месяца назад
I have to agree unfortunately xx
@LionelCollie
@LionelCollie Год назад
Fab video again, than you so much ❤
@fus149hammer5
@fus149hammer5 Год назад
What an absolutely appalling story. Just one more nail in the coffin of the death penalty. I used to be in favour of it until I became a proud father. The thought of my boy being taken away and murdered by the state and all you can do is stand and watch the whole horrendous business steamroller over you and your child terrifies me even I know my 19 year old would never be put in that situation. And remember even if the convicted criminal is definitely, wholly responsible there is still the family who will suffer.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
It’s a truly horrific and tragic story I agree - and is massively complex and in the situation of the death penalty - amongst other issues - a mistake can never be rectified - and as humans we make mistakes! My heart breaks for what Derek and his family went through and also the wife and family of the police officer who died that night x
@ianrees3231
@ianrees3231 2 месяца назад
goverment murder, i remember this well ,craig pulled the trigger while bentley was in handcuffs
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 месяца назад
Oh yes! Derek was firmly in police custody when the trigger was pulled and Derek never resisted arrest either!
@davidcoleman5246
@davidcoleman5246 3 месяца назад
Just watched this, on what would have been Derek's 91st birthday.
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for watching and on such a significant day too! xxxx
@daveward08121966
@daveward08121966 Год назад
Tears are streaming down my face following this
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I totally understand! That’s exactly how it makes me feel - such a terrible tragedy all round xx
@mattbeardsworth3201
@mattbeardsworth3201 Год назад
Is it known if Derek Bentleys family still resent Christopher Craig or it it possible that they forgave him?
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
I can only imagine they would have resented him - however, I don’t know for sure their thoughts on him but it’s a really interesting question to ponder! Thank you x
@deanmarskell1518
@deanmarskell1518 Год назад
Thank you so much for the video I remember going to see the film and the newspaper coverage and a TV program about his case Rip Derek ♥️ and his family ♥️
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Such a sad and tragic event ❤️ thank you so much for watching xx
@mitelyod
@mitelyod Год назад
Thank you for this and all your other videos.. Sensitivitely handled,genuinely moving,tragic and sad tales of the celebrities that you feature ..the Kay Kendell one quite upset me ... Keep up the grand work of remembering these once famous faces x
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! It’s made my day ❤️ I found the Kay video a truly emotional journey - I’d always known her story but it was the first time I’d visited her final resting place and I found it so incredibly sad 🌹I appreciate you watching - thank you so much ❤️
@mitelyod
@mitelyod Год назад
@@BeautifulBadandBizarre the Dale Winton one was equally moving...I wasn't aware of his mother... Yet again you handled it with sensitivity and respect ..I've subscribed to your channel and will enjoy all of your videos ...Thanks once again x
@sicks6six
@sicks6six Год назад
I hope one day he is cleared of the murder charge, The last I heard his sister was still trying to have him posthumously reprieved, for her I hope it happens, his poor parents went through hell, Pierpoint said that this was one of the hangings that made him realise capital punishment was wrong,
@johnmellor932
@johnmellor932 Год назад
He was....years ago.. his conviction was quashed back in 1998! His sister was able to overn turn his death sentence in 1993. Then she died and his Niece carried on the fight and eventually won.
@groovygregsmith
@groovygregsmith 6 месяцев назад
British justice eh, can you not do the Met Police Vice Squad in the 1970's?
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 5 месяцев назад
Absolutely and definitely 'eh' I agree!!! I think if I went down that particular rabbit hole I'd never resurface lol xxxx
@jamesmcbride6304
@jamesmcbride6304 2 года назад
He wasn’t the only one there were a lot of people accused of murder that were either hanged or given life sentences that were innocent
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
Yes that’s very true!
@britgirl68
@britgirl68 2 года назад
Lovely video Shar. Look at all the brown grass! You could almost be mistaken for Melbourne 🤭
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre 2 года назад
I know!!!! It’s crispy everywhere right now but this is England…. Pretty much guaranteed we’ll be in for downpours soon - and that will cause chaos! I’m looking forward to cool nights though - I can tell you that! 🤣
@clairebunt5887
@clairebunt5887 Год назад
I have watched the film loads of times and read books about Derek Bentley so so heartbreaking 💔 for his family who went through all that so tragic 😥 poor Derek the British justice system was disgusting and if you ask me still is to this day 😢 RIP Derek 🙏 🕊 And his mum dad and sister god bless them all 🙏🙏❤❤and thank you for this video ❤
@BeautifulBadandBizarre
@BeautifulBadandBizarre Год назад
Thank you so much for watching x I agree with your comment - the whole thing was such an horrific tragedy and the system was appalling and continues to be in many cases ❤️
@bernardprice8551
@bernardprice8551 Год назад
A disgusting miscarriage of justice.😢😢
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