The Twisted Tale of Catherine Hayes | Conspiracy, Murder & Execution 

Only 73% of murders end in a conviction even today. Of that 73% wrongful conviction are present. Mind the law cannot dare appear incapable or unjust when it very much is in every society! Mind any nation with 100% conviction rate I guarantee all are wrongful conviction's like in the USSR or similar dictatorships. Scary thought for most that justice is a lie! Iustitia est regnorum fundamentum=Justice is foundational to kingdom/state/realm/nation. This was the founding maxim of Rome & England but my how people & the so called law have forgotten this or only apply it as they see fit. People never really learn!

Each year in the USA, upwards of 20,000 missing person cases go unsolved. This is way, way down from the 1990s - since cell phones, security cameras and so on have made it easier to spot people. Roughly 14,000 unidentified body cases likewise remain unsolved. It can be presumed that most of these are from that pool of missing persons - though, possibly, some are from people who went missing and were not reported, or who went missing from elsewhere and turned up dead in the USA. I don't have any data about how many of those disappearances and bodies are thought to have been the victims of foul play; I was doing the research for a novel about faeries. ^^;

Gosh, how lovely of you, thank you for your kind words 👍🏻

Indeed, the number of innocent people executed in those days must've been astronomical

@@Metal-Gear-Moogle ''Since 1973, at least 195 people who had been wrongly convicted and sentenced to death in the U.S. have been exonerated. '' Food for thought lad. You should not insult or accuse the past when today is no different in much of the world lad! Honestly you should look through the pasts records on the matter they were generally far more stringent & less clinical for if they had doubts they would loosen the sentence unlike the USA today or worse from other nations. 113 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty completely in law but in practice that is another matter as leave western Europe laws are rather optional. I'd be curious of your nationality for I wonder if your people are as civil as you morally claim?

@@Metal-Gear-Moogle There weren't as many people, and people tended to know each other, and they were raised with more religious upbringing which can instill guilt and the desire to confess their sins. Add drinking in small towns and tongues wagging from that, and it's not all that surprising, although I'm sure there were plenty, especially based upon discrimination against minority groups.

@@Metal-Gear-Moogle add onto that that most murders are people who know the deceased, especially family, and that criminals tend to be stupid in the first place, they may have had a better rate of convicting the guilty than the modern day because people can now disappear into the crowd, etc, and despite how obvious it often appears, people expect more forensic evidence. On the other hand, truth is stranger than fiction so there were probably a lot of people who looked really guilty were actually innocent.

The question there is how many of these guilty parties were the ones that actually did it. We still have issues of putting away innocent people despite having access to DNA, security footage, digital evidence, etc. Imagine how many innocent people were sentenced who had nothing to do with it.

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That explains a lot , this is coming from a US citizen. Lol

Seriously? Here’s a thought. Start up your own channel, put all the effort’s into it, make sure that everything and I mean everything is absolutely perfectly done. That way you won’t ever have some goof come and criticize your perfect work. Until then ya Nancy, just enjoy the video and zip it, better yet, don’t bother watching or commenting.

@@valiantredneck do you always respond to people in a disrespectful way? Did you respond to your teachers in this way? I bet you didn't. Kevin made a genuine error as transportation to America is less well known in the UK as the schools rarely discussed it even in my day as there were bigger events to cover like the slave trade and the carving up of Africa. It is errors like this, if repeated often enough that get become accepted as facts. An example of this is the RAF bombers in WW2 were limited to a wingspan of 100 feet because of the hangar doors could only open to just over this width. The truth is the hangsr doors of the Type C hangar introduced in 1936, the same year that the specifications for the Stirling, Halifax and Manchester/Lancaster were issued, could open to 120 feet. One person made this claim in a book and everyone else quoted him and it became the orthodoxy. The truth was the Air Ministry wanted to limit the overall size of a bomber as they were all flown by a single pilot except when conducting operational training.

@@valiantredneck PS Captain Cook didn't explore the Australian coast until 1770, long after this murder and execution took place. The facts speak for themselves.

A russian fascist supporter makes a compliment to an english historian. Twists my mind.

@@romanmendicant6864 The world before you shared your opinion: 🌎 The world after you shared your opinion:🌎

@@Arkasha-Z well said my friend x

Thats what happens when you focus on facts and good story telling not woke diversity and CGI.

I agree 💯 Netflix has no talent in putting real talent on their channel.

@SplendyDiccy But ultimately practical,....it worked.

This is true!!@@Celtopia

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👍 a little spooky yes.

Cheers Ronald 👍

My goodness thank you. I’m humbled by your words.

Haha, how lovely, thanks Carole!

Not a single cctv camera needed either. And somehow modern gang bangers routinely get away with it in London and Chicago these days.

Cheers Marco, I'm so glad Julie's not that way inclined.... just as long as I keep doing as I'm told 😜

Definitely, i recently watched a video of another women murderer in modern times who reminds me of her with her behaviour and it very likely stems from extreme abuse as a child. 'Man hands on misery'

I wonder how many men were tried for the same criminal statute. After all, the Tyranny of the Petticoat is not to be underestimated 😂

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Team work my friend

Yeah, you couldn’t make that up for a comedy, poor Arnette.

@@thehistorysquad truth is stranger than fiction sometimes, at least he has a place cemented in history for that day’s work even if he would have wished it wasn’t remembered!

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Haha, thanks!!

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Glad you enjoyed it, that’s some crazy story eh?