SCOTLAND'S MOST EVIL SERIAL KILLER: PETER MANUEL

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Today's solved true crime case is on The beast of birkenshaw - scotland's most evil serial killer among the likes of dennis nilsen, robert black, ian brady and peter tobin - peter manuel murdered anne kneilands, the watt family (vivienne, marion and margaret brown) that william watt was accused of and the smart family (peter, michael and doris) in Lanarkshire, Scotland
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@kevolutionenergy 3 года назад

Let's praise both Eleanor and editor Jack for the amount of content we're being fed, they both deserve it!

@Amethyst_Alien 3 года назад

K.k. slider? Did you happen to post on popluxe's new video about true crime? Are we watching in the same circles 😂💜

@courtneyaxtman5100 3 года назад

Thank you for mentioning Jack, people don’t think of the editors!!

@camryb6925 3 года назад

@@courtneyaxtman5100 i didn’t even know she had an editor! he does deserve recognition, though :)

@ratboygirl 3 года назад

@@courtneyaxtman5100 i didn't know she had an editor! she should add them into the description or something

@ronni7154 3 года назад

@@ratboygirl Does she though? Because she's the creator and the editor is being hired under her

@TheSkyrimInquisitor 3 года назад

Gosh, I'm so sad for the father who was accused of murdering his family. How twisted Manuel was to actually meet with him. This father later on had to defend himself against this monster in court with his broken body.

@ViaCurtis 3 года назад

and not only was he accused of killing his family, but sexually assaulting his daughter :(

@scharf74 3 года назад

Feel especially bad because the “eye witness” identified A TOTALLY DIFFERENT CAR!!!! The police didn’t reveal that for 2 months! He was locked up all the while…. He was left with nothing but his thoughts about his dead child and mistress who probably didn’t even visit him…

@daisyjones2465 5 месяцев назад

I was just about to comment asking if Peter was the one that William had gone and met. The fact he would have been sat in front of him, watching him threatening him because of how desperate he was - knowing that he was the one that ruined and destroyed his life and his families life

@spacedog8065 3 года назад

Okay, so his father's name is Samuel Manuel? That in itself is a crime.

@jessicasharley 3 года назад

THATS WHAT I THOUGHT

@spacedog8065 3 года назад

@@jessicasharley WHY WOULD YOU NAME YOUR CHILD LIKE THAT

@MeisoKun 3 года назад

Yeah that's a crime already

@shineepinee6761 3 года назад

i couldn't help but laugh

@spacedog8065 3 года назад

@@shineepinee6761 I can't blame you

@lese91 3 года назад

Fuming that one of his poor victims was brave enough to report and testify against him and he managed to convince the jury that she was obsessed with him. The trauma of it all.

@BooksSupremacy 2 года назад

Just another case of woman vs. man 😒 Honestly not surprised, even if he already was confirmed to be a r*pist and convicted for it before, my disappointment in justice system is too low already lol.

@WishGender 3 года назад

In almost all of his mugshots, he's got this obnoxious, disgusting, self-important smirk and I hate it.

@ixyzonas8614 3 года назад

Your pfp makes this comment even better

@Ash-tn7kd 3 года назад

I feel so so bad for William Watts. Poor guy was grieving while he's in a holding cell and people were accusing him of killing his own family. 💔

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

He was actually in Barlinnie prison for 2 months, in a cell not far away from the cell that Peter Manuel was in at the same time!

@Ash-tn7kd 3 года назад

@@janetpendlebury6808 ahh I see

@dahliacheung6020 2 года назад

@@janetpendlebury6808 I bet that if/when he found out that there had been that proximity while he was grieving the loved ones this man had killed, he was absolutely fuming! That's a horrific detail

@MM-cn2tg 2 года назад

Especially for 2 months :(

@katelyn6723 2 года назад

i do feel bad for his grief, but it sucks he was a cheater and his wife never knew :(

@HannahBanana13 3 года назад

The detail about him living in the victims’ house is so weird. Sends chills up my spine

@vickyjenkins524 3 года назад

Sends chills down my spine when I walk past it I literally live just down the road from it

@commonsense571 3 года назад

@@vickyjenkins524 so sad:(

@yessgbveve3965 3 года назад

@yourshadowgirl5036 3 года назад

And sleeping on their bed, next to the bodies 🤦‍♀️

@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws 2 года назад

You know in the first part when she said it was New Year and that the Fridge (I dont remember having a fridge in the 60s?) was emptied, I thought I bet he just stayed put in the house so he could escape when there wasnt anyone around. People are actively visiting and "First Footing" neighbours in Scotland sometimes until the 3rd or 4th January so it makes sense to lie low until the festivities died down. We celebrate New Year much more than Christmas in Scotland.

@tirevama2196 3 года назад

I literally just finished part one and didn’t expect part two this fast😭

@madisynhaile1089 3 года назад

Same

@CallMeBossLady 3 года назад

Same 😂

@5004-x7o 3 года назад

Me too 😅

@beckymoffitt7705 3 года назад

Me too!

@kimberlyholmes1909 3 года назад

Same here! Love it! Love her!

@shreyalove715 3 года назад

peter: is obsessed with american gangsters and criminals bailey sarian voice: GET 👏 BETTER 👏 IDOLS 👏👏👏

@redtv5642 3 года назад

When i read this I can hear her voice 😂😂

@biancaf8708 3 года назад

This is LITERALLY what I thought when Eleanor mentioned his idols 😂

@arden961 3 года назад

Oml 😂

@aquatofanamanna6003 3 года назад

Yes!

@jocelynrabinowitz 3 года назад

I love Bailey

@lemons2001 3 года назад

You should totally check out Jean Claude Romand’s case, he faked being a doctor for 20 years and then murdered his entire family. There’s a great book and a movie about it, but it’s not very known in the English-speaking world. It’s the first true crime case I got into!

@amphibaphobia 3 года назад

Omg,,, that’s horrible

@yellahhhhh8644 3 года назад

Is it the one were he buried his family in the back garden and he not caught or found to this day?

@codyscious 3 года назад

@Rebecca Brown hey, no, i think the case you have in mind is that of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès, who indeed has not been found since he commited these murders about 10 years ago. The case of Jean Claude Romand took place in the 90s, and he actually spent around 25 years in jail before being released a few years back

@lorijoy720 3 года назад

Dang!

@faithhodgson1450 3 года назад

This sounds so interesting

@daisylove1119 3 года назад

When eleanor posts 3 times in 2 days.. THIS IS SEROTONIN

@Jax-AK 3 года назад

In one day. Her first video of the 3 was 22 hours ago

@daisylove1119 3 года назад

@@Jax-AK ok it’s close enough to two days thoo

@Jax-AK 3 года назад

@@daisylove1119 not really. Two days is 48 hours, 22 isn’t exactly that

@hildagyapong 3 года назад

Omds pls you’re so pretty

@daisylove1119 3 года назад

@@Jax-AK true but think of it as how long we’ve been awake :) ., unless you haven’t slept

@tutssuch6947 3 года назад

She wasn’t kidding when she said part 2 was gonna be up soon but I didn’t think in the same DAY!! Thank you for spoiling us💗

@3nchantress 3 года назад

THIS!!!!!!

@yanushkaemsultan1534 3 года назад

Yeah she said-couple of days!!😋😍

@gigggiii 3 года назад

It's so sad that his parents tried their hardest to get him to change and do better. I mean they literally moved countries to give him a fresh start and it didn't help. Damn. This is honestly one of the few times we can't blame his parents for his deplorable behavior.

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

But they also enabled him in his crimes as they always gave him an alibi. Even after he had served time in prison for sexual assaults, his parents gave him an alibi after he committed the murders.

@smileymctrashbag 3 года назад

@@janetpendlebury6808 Do we know that they knew for sure thats what they were doing???

@Sierraabellaa 3 года назад

@@smileymctrashbag 34:52 it’s said his father helped him get rid of his blood soaked clothes. There’s multiple times Eleanor says his father gave him an alibi. There’s really nothing said about his mother but I think his father is very much to blame. His father could have sent his son to jail instead of helping him get rid of bloody clothes. If my son came in with bloody clothes and only scratches to the face, it’s kinda a no brainer he killed someone or something.

@CoRLex-jh5vx 3 года назад

@@Sierraabellaa your kid walks in wearing blood soaked clothes and says "hey if the police ask, say I was home all night" and you go "....sounds cool, here I'll help clean up this obvious 'jam' spillage"

@user-eu9bi1ql4z 3 года назад

But you can, a bit. If they knew ANYTHING suspicious, they should’ve told someone.

@ionaf9 3 года назад

Thank you so much for covering this case Eleanor! My grandad was a journalist at the time and this was the biggest story he worked on. He sat in court and observed the entire proceedings and recorded them (via shorthand), before phoning the press office and relaying the details of this case every day. What he heard in that courtroom must have been horrifying as he heard all of the grim details, before breaking the story to the public. He died when I was really young so it's interesting for me to get that insight into his job. I like to think he would have been really into true crime himself considering his job. Thank you again for coving this case

@scottishkat81 3 года назад

I live near Birkenshaw and my grandmother who was in her early 40s at the time of Manuel was approached one evening in the dark on her way home from work. By luck a friend who had a car happened to be driving by and picked her up, it was in the middle of his killing spree. My gran was terrified when she heard what he'd done.

@sfimria7143 3 года назад

I find it very interesting that not only did he target females that resembled his ex-fiance, but he targeted families of 3- both with young children- which may have been reminiscent of the life he left behind in America...

@livhancock3798 3 года назад

oh yeah, that’s really interesting!!

@meganemmahumphreys 3 года назад

This! The family of three thing makes so much more sense in this context considering he didn’t sexually assault anyone in the smart family. He rapes young women that remind him of his ex and annihilates families of three like his family. The murder of Sydney doesn’t make any sense other than perhaps Manuel became enraged by something.

@livingalaska2269 3 года назад

I thought the same thing.

@EMEM663 3 года назад

@@meganemmahumphreys I think killing Sydney could have been convenience - killed to be able to take the vehicle a long way towards his destination. (Though I don't know the geographics to back that up).

@bugman3903 3 года назад

He could’ve targeted families of 3 because that’s what he wanted with his ex fiancé? Idk

@kirstylouise8511 3 года назад

My grandad actually met him a couple times when he worked on the railway in scotland, they only exchanged a few words here and there but he said peter seemed like a decent man so you can imagine his surprise when he was caught!

@KassiHallows 3 года назад

Cool

@jenniferb2086 3 года назад

Mine knew him too and he was actually friendly w my papas sister. He said the same, makes you wonder how they must have felt when it all came out and how good an actor Peter must have been to deceive them !!

@TheSkyrimInquisitor 3 года назад

Guy could have won an Oscar it seems

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

@@jenniferb2086 That is how psychopath's get away with their crimes for so long, they come across as decent and nice people, it is also how they snare their victims.

@amydevine5352 3 года назад

My great grans father was the superintendent investigator in this case that caught him

@sallyhazy 3 года назад

Defending himself on trial over sexual assault? And succeeding? Sounds like he outwitted Bundy.

@MDev1997 3 года назад

^that's exactly what I was thinking

@colorbugoriginals4457 3 года назад

intelligent + manipulative = nightmares

@origamipein18 3 года назад

Pretty much, yeah.

@ViaCurtis 3 года назад

@@colorbugoriginals4457 can’t forget the fact that they’re both conventionally attractive and have an “innocent” looking charm. it unfairly gets them far.

@moxiemaxie3543 3 года назад

I went to court for an ex breaking into my apartment, stealing my money and beating me in response to finding him. I found out his secret criminal history of domestic violence that the lawyers told me about before the hearing. He told the judge I was just a jealous ex and wanted revenge. He won and I was denied my restraining order nor being paid for the broken possession , hospital bill from his assault and money stolen. They really be out here stretching victim blaming thin. Judge said its my fault for dating him in the first place

@emma2225 3 года назад

The way he goes from so many months between crimes to only leaving a couple of days between and the switch in victimology too is interesting. I don’t get how he was able to stay so controlled for months at a time between the murders and then start to escalate so fast. I also find it interesting how he tried to insert himself into the investigation but only to the extent he wanted, making sure no pictures of him were published so it wasn’t like it was for attention but more like personal satisfaction.

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

He was a psychopath, they love the attention and think they are cleverer than the police. He was also a very intelligent person. He escalated from sexual assaults to murders after he had spent 9 years in prison from the age of 16. Who knows how many other victims there were before the ones that he was charged with. He loved taunting the police, they knew he did the murders and he knew they could not prove it. There is a really good tv programme called In Plain Sight, about the detective that never gave up and eventually got him.

@mollyham9091 3 года назад

This case is so close to my heart, I literally screamed when I saw his name in the title. Anne is my great Aunty and everything you said was so creditable. Thankyou for the time it would have taken you to research 🙌🏼

@mollyham9091 3 года назад

I paused at her photos. Spitting image of my gorgeous Mum 🤍

@jodihamilton2197 3 года назад

Omg that’s so interesting, this case hit really close to home for me too, literally I live so close where these happened.

@bluebananaz 3 года назад

Anne is so kind hearted, truly. She has one of the most beautiful souls i’ve ever seen.

@identipathy 3 года назад

QUEEN HAS UPLOADED A PART 2 IN LESS THAN A DAY! RESPECT: INFINITE

@guardingthemoon 3 года назад

How did I get to watch part 1 this morning before anybody was awake, and now part 2 is out just as my son is leaving for work, so I get to enjoy it in silence as well?? 🤯What a perfect Saturday

@charlotteeyre7711 3 года назад

At first I thought your name was Lizzie Borden

@setRegexp 3 года назад

@@charlotteeyre7711 SAME i think its because i just watched the sam and coulby video

@modernfamily4550 3 года назад

Can we just appreciate that Eleanor hasn’t changed het content over time to be ‘monetisation-friendly and had stayed true to the stories every time despite the issues with ads🥺a true crime queen x

@Anvynn 3 года назад

I know right! And she is still so successful! I don't wanna throw shade but being more brand - like and and making collaborations with big companies (like netflix) is what pushed me away from watching Joshua Miles. I appreciate Eleanor for being so humble and putting her personality into the videos. I'm just a simple gal haha

@CashelOConnolly 3 года назад

The views and the sponsors bring in bigger coins than random adverts

@rwentfordable 3 года назад

@@Anvynn Last time I watched Joshua Miles, the video started with sponsorship, and it went on for 6 minutes.

@missbieber1211 3 года назад

@@rwentfordable savannah brymer is worse

@madiak48 3 года назад

@@missbieber1211 pleaseeee i had to unsubscribe half the video is just these random ads she goes on and on about ?!?!

@alexisjordan9055 3 года назад

Peter: “I’m completely innocent” Also Peter: “Oh yeah I’ll show you where I hid the bodies”

@azn016 3 года назад

Serious Ted Bundy vibes from this guy; narcissistic personality, SAing women, described as charming, defending himself at court etc

@shvannon2322 2 года назад

and Ian Brady

@chloe-joannexo9394 3 года назад

YAY OMG. my boyfriend literally said when I was watching the first part “Isn’t that annoying when you have to wait for a part two” I’m like NO BRO I DONT MIND THE WAIT I REFUSE TO WATCH ANYONE ELSE

@yanushkaemsultan1534 3 года назад

What about Bailey Sarian?;)

@Jhen1122 3 года назад

Exactly. I could simply look up how to ends. But I refuse because I love how Eleanor tell it. Xo❤️

@chloe-joannexo9394 3 года назад

@@yanushkaemsultan1534 I tried! But I can’t watch the make up videos because I get distracted and never end up concentrating on the words🤣🤣

@niaram 2 года назад

i suggest danelle hallam and kendall rae! i’m super picky with true crime youtubers but i love them bc they’re very respectful, informative, and actually go above and beyond to get justice for the unsolved cases

@isobelsorby-straw7849 3 года назад

I’ve never clicked so quickly cause I’m scared it was posted by accident and will be taken down cause these quick uploads are getting too good

@hsmiles99 3 года назад

I know right!!!!! I thought I was seeing weird things but I hurried and clicked lol.

@smeraldo3151 3 года назад

I grew up in a different country to my two siblings who were left with my grandparents for 3 years. When my parents and I moved back and we were all reunited, I suddenly found myself with two extra siblings in a country which language I did not speak, and a culture I did not understand. I was 5 years old. Not to mention my siblings who were younger than myself and the trauma they suffered. I was bullied too for about a year or two before I moved school. I became a forensic psychologist. Not a serial killer. My siblings turned out fine too. Well, none of us go around killing people. Sometimes I do wonder if some evil is indeed in the blood.

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

Your probably not a psychopath like Peter Manuel was. I think that makes a difference! Not that all psychopath's are killers either, but a combination of that, and a not so good upbringing with parents that did not give him boundaries etc etc. all go towards making him what he was. He enjoyed hurting people and got away with it, when he was caught and sent to prison, he came out and decided to murder instead so there would be no one to tell on him.

@shoujofanatic 3 года назад

@Smeraldo Great Job! 👍 So cool that you made something of yourself. There are people who face the same traumas that don't turn out as horrible as this guy 😡 He was so evil! Also his fiance canceling the wedding is a "trauma" quite similar to what Ted Bundy experienced which is also creepy since they both were "charming" narcissists that represented themselves in court. I wonder if they had the same personality types and psychological disorders. The one caveat to Manuel's situation though, is his physical head trauma and the electocution that almost killed him, I wonder if those really messed him up moreso than his genetic predisposition, poor role models, and his supposed traumatic events 🤔

@amyrosebud73 3 года назад

The urge to do crimes is there, i think, but we (who are able to break the cycle) turn it into something else. I was SA'd for many years of my life by a family member. Instead of being caught up in the cycle, i have done everything i can to help children (personally and professionally).

@amrimonroe429 2 года назад

I appreciate you sharing..I often watch some of these cases when their up bringing is blamed and it makes me feel a kind of way about it. I also had trauma growing up that to this day my mental health team have no idea where to start..I've never even thought of taking my experiences out on another human being or animal for that matter. When I'm at my worst I can barely wash my face and get dressed for the day let alone going out to harm another. I find it a little frustrating as these people go so far beyond the norm and yet it's considered the norm. Just because bad up bringing seems to be a pattern of killers ...doesn't mean it makes a killer. There was a case where there was a young mother that gave birth and as soon as she looked, held or felt the baby in her arms she know for some reason that it was evil. Yes that could be post partem depression..or it could be a mother's instinct as he did become a killer who showed signs from young. Wish I could remember the case I'm talking about.

@70spoem 3 года назад

the fact that his father's name is samuel manuel is sending me

@nomaly 3 года назад

i didn’t even notice T-T Samuel Manuel lmao

@mearafoster277 3 года назад

Omg thank you for pointing that out 😂

@cabbageman2184 3 года назад

SAME THAT’S A CRIME IN ITSELF

@ronni7154 3 года назад

Why? I'm so confused 😭😭

@caitlinmyriah7657 3 года назад

Makes me think of that Johnny Cash song “A Man Named Sue” or it may be a “boy named Sue”. Either way, still. Like, why do that to your kid?? 😂😂

@tristavindiola85 3 года назад

Can I just say how you are so very respectful in these videos. The way you tell the stories of the victims, survivors, their loved ones and friends is with the utmost respect and care while still conveying what they went through is admirable. Very few people on here can do it and do it well. I love watching and listening to you... Also FYI You are spoiling us!! 3 videos in under a day or so? You gotta stop..(don't really though) 😉

@SeawhirlYT 3 года назад

Could you cover the case of Leonarda Cianciulli? She was an old person and a serial killer who turned their bodies into soap and cake. I wanna say this case took place in the 1960s-1990s? I found her cause quite interesting and I would like to see how you cover it!

@aroche1995 3 года назад

stephanie harlowe has a series on her! just watched it a few months ago

@cenziec624 3 года назад

i believe it was the 30s; would like to see eleanor cover this case though!

@laura-sandy1492 3 года назад

Oh my gosh this sounds absolutely mental, I really hope she covers it

@hiraeth5459 3 года назад

I love how much effort she puts in her research. Also her eyes??? Wow. Literally the prettiest true crime RU-vidr

@NurulFSkywalker 3 года назад

The drop in tone that you do when it comes to the murder or hurt part of these stories happen is truly amazing, Eleanor. It’s a simple tone change but so thoughtful.

@MM-cn2tg 2 года назад

I love how respectful she always is

@bartangel4867 3 года назад

I can't imagine what the girl that was shot in the head but lived throughout the night only to die in the morning went through it is horrible.

@demolitiontyler9563 3 года назад

the fact that the family's house was bombed, and he was electrocuted, and severely injured in other ways...... it could've prevented all these murders if he was in the house at that time. so weird to think about.

@barbaranorman2579 3 года назад

And the fact that money was his downfall. I wonder how many lives were saved because of this small but hugely significant detail

@SarahGirl 3 года назад

Damn, William Watt can’t catch a break… 😫

@Coffeedrinker291 3 года назад

It’s crazy that he would get bullied for having an accent. In the us it would probably make him the cool kid.

@chaparker3007 3 года назад

Xenophobia was an even stronger force back in the day. The internet is actually largely to thank for the world becoming a more accepting place since people are so much more exposed to people and places and ways of life that are different from theirs. The connection really does breed understanding.

@jodihamilton2197 3 года назад

Nah I live where this case was and people w accents always get ‘bullied’

@hannahig Год назад

if i’ve learned anything from the hundreds of hours of true crime i’ve consumed it’s that if someone is described as ‘charming’ im sprinting in the other direction

@arianaquinnan4705 3 года назад

She wasn't kidding when she said it would be posted fast we don't deserve you Eleanor❤❤

@shannonkilpatrick5319 3 года назад

Can you imagine getting ready for bed and seeing a strange man peering into your bedroom?? That's beyond horrifying 😳

@olivia-ann7970 3 года назад

David Wilson was my criminology lecturer in my first year of uni. His lectures are just as good as his documentaries, he is truly amazing

@youdontknowgreta 3 года назад

Hey Eleanor, I have a case, that id be really interested in you covering. It’s the case of Lars Mittank, he’s from Germany, took a vacation in Bulgaria and disappeared there. He suffered an injury to his ear and due to that injury, he had to stay in Bulgaria without his friends and that’s when he disappeared. Lars has been missing since 2014 and his mother and the German police (and private investigators) are still looking for him. One of the main theorys is, that he lost his memory through the combination of his injury and the medication he got for it. So there’s a possibility that he’s still out there, not knowing who he is and that his mother is looking for him. I hope, you see this and that you’re interested in it, because I’d love for this case to get more exposure :)

@Lily-lp5dg 3 года назад

I literally just finished the first part lol perfect timing!!

@tirevama2196 3 года назад

Sameeee

@Hazel_-ie1rq 3 года назад

me too!!!

@pandorabryn 2 года назад

Please put “part 1”, “part 2”, etc in the title, pretty pretty please with a cherry on top! 🍒 It would make enjoying these wonderful multiple-parters so much less confusing and make them so much easier to find. Thanks!

@icyfire97 3 года назад

Eleanor, I hope you’re giving yourself enough breaks!!! But thank you for part 2, you’re doing amazing!!!

@woahhowmediocre3860 3 года назад

27:00 I grew up with a dad diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder and this is too familiar, everytime he’d do something little it became some huge adventure where he was so great and we had to stand there embarrassed as kids listening to him talking himself up because we couldn’t say anything or he’d blow up on us. He’d straight up lie for no reason to make himself sound great.

@preeyahedwards2122 3 года назад

Question, how do they know that The father lied for the alibi? What if he just mixed up his days? I know that I mix up my days sometimes so how does that work?

@fatalimmortality801 3 года назад

Police just assume everything is purposeful, my first thought was 'what if he thought Peter was home and didn't know he wasn't?'

@preeyahedwards2122 3 года назад

@@holliegriffin5361 I asked a question because I didn’t know..no one assumed anything. Not sure why you felt it was necessary to use that tone.

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

Both his parents gave him alibi's, not only for that one murder but for the sexual assaults he did previously. If your not sure of whether someone is home on that night or another night then you would say so, not defiantly state that yes he was home with us.

@scharf74 3 года назад

They wanted to stamp “Solved!” On this case ASAP! The public was probably driving them INSANE to solve it and the Dad had a black mark on his forehead with being a ho and all….

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

@@scharf74 What is a hoe?

@pallasasd3892 3 года назад

Omg you weren’t joking when you said you will be quick uploading the second part! We are LIVING

@bbyjscx 3 года назад

I didn't expect part 2 this fast, only just finished part one! Girl I haven't had a phone for about two weeks, and I've been lost with out you! Lots of catching up to do tonight, love your vids, you do every case such justice and your amazing at what you do :) x

@daisynefi 3 года назад

Hi Eleanor! I hope you're doing well! There's a very recent ongoing unsolved case here in the state of Georgia where a woman and her dog were murdered in piedmont park. The police never released any details other than she was found at the entrance of the park and was stabbed in a gruesome way. (Though people have been spreading some stuff around about her mutilation.) Another detail released was that the cameras in the park weren't working the night that she was murdered. People have been speculating that it's the work of a serial killer, but the police came out and said that it will cause false fear. Although many people in Georgia know about it, it hasn't spread too much outside of the state and the killer still hasn't been found. I know you have a lot of comments to look over so I don't expect you to see this, but if you do hopefully you can bring awareness to the case!

@EfikZara 3 года назад

Girl, you are reeeeeally spoiling us with the back-back uploads!

@Aileenbabes 3 года назад

I live in Lanarkshire but hadn’t heard of this case. Thank you for another great case. I did learn from my husband that East Kilbride Golf course is still going strong. He remembers this case as well

@hannahdh8752 3 года назад

Poeple who disliked this video???? Tf ????? What’s there to not like ? Her being an absolute icon posting 2 parts in practically one day ? Or maybe her telling every single detail in a respectful yet very factual way ?

@Its.Never.A.Mannequin.1905 3 года назад

I always just think the dislikes are for the subject (murderer) not Elenore. ❣️🥰

@janetpendlebury6808 3 года назад

Those people have a right to dislike it if they wish, that is no doubt why the dislike button is there! Personally if I dislike a podcast I am watching or listening to I dont bother to click dislike, I just dont continue with it and go onto something else.

@aidacollet8599 3 года назад

Hi Eleanor, Can you do the case of Gregory Villemin? He was a 4 yr old french boy murdered in 1984. His murder is still unsolved. He was abducted from his home and killed 4km away and the case was a media mess in France for decades due to anonymous threatening calls to the family for years before the murder. It’s a truly interesting case and it’s heartbreaking that ‘Little Gregory’ as he’s called by the media never got justice. Please and thank you

@bumblebee560 3 года назад

"I'll wait," and she just sits there waiting. That made me laugh. Hi Eleanor! Love your channel!

@faustaxoxo2631 3 года назад

AAA WE'RE LITERALLY BEING SPOILED

@hailizzy6244 3 года назад

ELEANOR BABY TAKE A NAP, YOU AINT GOTTA SPOIL US LIKE THIS 🥺🥰

@samih5916 3 года назад

How could you live in a house owned by a family you had murdered and continued your average life, acting like that nothing had happened? You're a sick individual if you do something like this.

@samih5916 3 года назад

@Kerstin Mueller thanks, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that.

@samih5916 3 года назад

@Kerstin Mueller I totally agree.

@chasingarcadia7663 3 года назад

Maybe he went after families because he was upset that his family left him and his brother when they were stuck in prison. He might have gone after women/girls because of the scorn he felt for his fiancee and it made him feel powerful and more in control.

@nicoladavison3920 3 года назад

My grandma actually let Peter Manual into her home as her father was a minister who helped everyone in need, she was young at this time and let him in as he said he was there to see her father. She was home alone so went upstairs and waited for her father to return. Once he arrived they had a short conversation and Peter left. She was one lucky little girl. - side note, he seemed to be fascinated by a large radio that was in the home and my grandma made a point of telling me this.

@naunimemar4480 3 года назад

omg your dedication deserves a round of applause!! hope you take just as much time for your self as you do for these videos ❤️ you’re truly amazing

@Shannon8472 3 года назад

ELEANOR YOU SAID A COUPLE OF DAYS OMG THANK YOU. SO GASSED ❤

@tajashania 3 года назад

girl you’re FEEDING us today!! 🙌🏾

@to94773 3 года назад

Hi Eleanor ! I'm from France, and there's a case from here that I'd really love to see you cover ! It's the "Dupont de Ligonnès murders and disappearance" case. It's still unsolved and the murderer is still on the loose since 2011! There is a documentary about it on Netflix ('Unsolved Mysteries', E3) and a there's a whole subreddit in english about it! Maybe you could help bring light to this case thanks to your platforms. Sending love x

@alisonsarahcarroll6063 2 года назад

I'm from glasgow, and my parents speak Peter Manuel saying that he sent a lot of fear with the people here in Scotland

@twitch.0230 3 года назад

Damn girl, when you said you had got pretty good at posting part 2’s quickly you weren’t kidding!! So happy this came out so quickly, I hate your cliff hangers 😂

@kiaranicole1174 3 года назад

I was so sad when she ended the last video & said it was a two parter but she really tricked me by uploading part two in less than 8 hrs 😭😂

@saintelmo6008 3 года назад

Eleanor, we don’t deserve you! You are so amazing and I can’t believe how much content you spoil us with. We stan you! Keep it up

@astrxx5930 3 года назад

Eleanor: part 2 coming in a few days Also Eleanor: posts it 7 hours later

@carrieadcock1250 3 года назад

I love listening to Eleanor cover these cases. She explains everything in great detail but in a way that is easy for me to understand and keeps me interested.

@jenniferb2086 3 года назад

I heard a lot about this case growing up. My papa (grandfather or whatever) lived close by him and Manuel used to talk to his sister and sometimes walk her home from her bus stop I’m pretty sure. One time he even paid for her bus ticket apparently but was never violent towards her. My papa often wondered what made her different to him, because to her he was a random neighbour who was pleasant to her but clearly to him she was worth not murdering ?? She was like a young teenage girl as well. Sadly she died before I could ever meet her but my papa always told me the story.

@l0stk3y 3 года назад

Sis was not lying when she said she’d be quick with part 2!!! Eleanor you’re a true gem 💎

@KamosArthillian 3 года назад

I'm not sure 2 serial killers that both happened to be electrocuted is reason enough to think that causes serial killers.. it usually starts with petty crime which he did over and over before any injuries/electrocution.

@cayleighwolfbane1736 3 года назад

I think she meant more of if it jolts the brain into a certain pattern of thinking by potentially frying the part of the brain that processes the pros and cons of an action.

@angiestalesfromwales1590 3 года назад

its not necessarily that it causes serial killers, more that it just messes with the brain and the risk assessment part of the brain. it's likely he already had these thoughts but his common sense stopped him, however after his pre frontal cortex was fried, he didn't have impulse control. electroshock therapy was and is still used because although they don't know why it works, for some people it does seem to help them, especially those with psychosis and similar mental illnesses. the nodes are carefully placed in ECT, but these 2 serial killers obviously didn't have carefully placed nodes and basically did a home version of ECT. this long waffle of mine is to say essentially they had these thoughts but the electric shock mucked around with their brain and essentially removed common sense and made them more impulsive so common sense didn't stop them anymore

@ghostblud7423 3 года назад

well no but in a lot of brain damage cases it can damage certain parts of your brain which causes massive changes in people. my dad was a great father and then he suffered two brain haemorrhages and he became really aggressive and abusive towards me and my mum. if you check out the case of Phineas G. Gage it details how much he changed after his injury. i think what eleanor means is that maybe the brain injuries they sustained was the “turning point” for them graduating to much more serious crimes

@Anita-k 3 года назад

Wonderful, I didn't expect that 2nd part today - thank you so much Eleanor!

@julia9557 3 года назад

Eleanor, please put "part 1" and "part 2" in the titles so we don't click on part 2 of a video or a video which has 2 parts of we only have time to watch 1 😊

@rustyspoon2211 3 года назад

I can’t even explain the feeling I had when I clicked on her page after watched the first part to see that she posted the second part. Eleanor, I love you😭

@rheannadaniels9031 3 года назад

A full 2 part case in one day is incredible and amazing how does Eleanor do it

@mvvnlitfleurs 3 года назад

She is absolutely spoiling us today 😩🤍 gosh i love her

@pennypeters9626 3 года назад

SAME!?➿✋🏻😻:-P

@micahfoley9572 2 года назад

"turn the radio up and i'll go quietly" those are some sick last words tho

@tayler9873 3 года назад

Thank you Eleanor for being so respectful to victims. I like your very straightforward but compassionate way of telling victim’s stories. Thank you for being one of the good ones. ❤️

@callofdutywarzone9709 3 года назад

This queen be seriously treating us at the moment!❤️

@jbrown5955 3 года назад

2 videos in a day? She’s feeding us this week!

@tortie8081 3 года назад

i’m sick and now i finally have something to watch hell yes, let’s go

@Bellablixks 3 года назад

Feel better soon 🌸😊

@music_addict_with_a_pen1397 3 года назад

your videos are just *chefs kiss* they’re always interesting to watch and super respectful as well as informative. hope your taking care of yourself xoxo

@mia-hu4ln 3 года назад

it's so hauntingly disturbing to be awake in bed with your door open a little and to see a man staring at you, such a sick and twisted man.

@divinenb4133 3 года назад

Omg we're being fed lately !!!!! Everybody say "thank you Eleanoooor"❤❤❤

@Bella-sn8zj 3 года назад

Anyone know if she’s done a video on the “Drury Lane Dicer” ? that would be an interesting one

@sleeplessinscotland2578 3 года назад

I remember my grandad taking me for a walk when I was little and pointing to the house in burnside where this guy killed the watt family, I always thought it was my grandads usual made up stories until decades later when mum confirmed this happened just before she was born and then I looked into it finding out all the information. Guess you don’t always know the history of places you’ve lived you’re whole life

@sngray11 3 года назад

I just finished watching part I less than an hour ago.. I am so impressed that part II has been uploaded so quickly! Thank you Eleanor! 💋

@maisiebrewer1071 3 года назад

the way you structure these videos makes the story so well told

@peachiepool8362 3 года назад

Samuel Manuel made me laugh so much. Evil Kneviels cousin. The poor victims - I'm glad he was caught

@nj-dq5zx 3 года назад

“We’ll yea I’m standing on it right now” WHEN I TELL MY JAW DROPPED LIKE WTF

@mayabb9965 3 года назад

Seriously you r the only reason I loved RU-vid ,thank you so much for all the work u do to upload a great video every time.

@tentinybees 3 года назад

you are pumpin them out queen!!!

@margaretkerr4591 Год назад

There is a terrific 2 part drama called "in plain sight" - it's magnificent ❣️ stars Martin Compton and Douglas henshall (2 Scottish actors, we are very proud of as Scots) It's worth watching Eleanor - so true to real events. Don't forget he returned to the crime scenes and fed their cat! Whilst the body's lay around him! I'm glad he wasn't Glaswegian, he was from uddinston 🤣

@morgsy499 3 года назад

You doing the ad just reminded me of how we already know about so many crimes and yet there are sooooo many we still don’t know about. It’s a scary thought

@justmanic9673 3 года назад

The thought of him sleeping besides his victim creeps me out

@catT5236 3 года назад

With the taxi driver murder, didn't he go to a detention centre near there? He might have known about the area from then.

@mehreen5338 3 года назад

Taxi driver murderer? Is that one of the cases Eleanor covered a while ago?

@catT5236 3 года назад

@@mehreen5338 no it's in this case. There was a taxi driver that was murdered & later on the police found evidence that linked it to Peter Manuel but it linked to him after Manuel was already dead so couldn't be questioned about it (obviously the actual murder happened whilst he was alive & free) & there have been doubts. One of the opposing points is that it would be more likely to be someone more familiar with the area, my original comment was in reference to that.

@Kay-cb6qd 3 года назад

I was kinda thinking the same thing

@bizzlebee1817 3 года назад

I’m from Coventry and it’s insane hearing it come up in a story. It’s usually an overlooked small shitty city no one really pays attention to 😂😂🌸

@sheenamaclean8324 3 года назад

Not this year it's the UK city of Culture!

@fatalimmortality801 3 года назад

Lmao same we've got such an interesting history too and everyone's just like ??you're from where??

@bizzlebee1817 3 года назад

@@fatalimmortality801 exactly. From making cars and weapons in ww2. We used to be important and now we just exist and no one knows us for anything 😂😂🙄