Then Sold His Confession to the Highest Bidder... 

Double jeopardy is why you’ll often hear someone suspected of multi murders only being charged with one at a time

Being found "NOT GUILTY" doesn't mean you are innocent. It just means the prosecution didn't sufficiently prove guilt.

Poor Sidney Tiffin. I bet the police looked at him closely by about the 7th body!

Geez...10 cadavers discovered over the years while hunting and fishing? Poor Sidney!

Ah. Time to settle in and be horrified. I'm ready. As long as I've Paul to guide me.

"When a body meets a body, running through the rye"

I’ve seen inventive ways in the US to get around the double jeopardy prohibition after new evidence improves a case after a not guilty verdict. In one a fellow was acquitted in state court for murder. He was later convicted of the federal crime of conspiracy to cross state lines in order to commit domestic violence. He got a life sentence and of course there’s no parole in the federal system. In another, a former soldier was acquitted of murder in a state court. He was then recalled to the army (as was the army’s prerogative for some reason), court martialed, found guilty and sentenced.

Paul, you and your crew always knock it out of the park! I'll never grasp some of humanity's antics; it's like they misplaced all their morals in a game of hide and seek.

Anyone else interested is the full story of Sidney Tiffin? Found 10 bodies and still kept going out hunting and fishing? he must have been quite a character.

It never ceases to amaze me how life can unfold. Thank you for the splendid narration.

My daughter is a forensic tech for a large metro area. She regularly "wears" the skin of fingers from cadavers in order to retrieve accurate prints.

So, NOT O.J.?

I always find this case so fascinating, thanks for presenting the case, Paul

Thank Paul, for highlighting this case. I think I remember seeing that confession in the Sunday Pictorial. Thank goodness we changed the double jeopardy law, it has seen murderers convicted after they first got freed.

Wow, an amazing story. Thanks for presenting it so well in your inimitable manner.

Thank you sir your work is highly appreciated love from New Zealand. Thank you for saving us from history channelesque 'mockumentaries'.

Weekend, sunny weather in Glasgow and Well, I Never....what is there not to like! I might just have a whisky with this....to your good health and continued success Paul & Co!

They should allow a retrial for new evidence here in the US. There are too many acquittals with no body and when the body is finally found it is too late due to double jeopardy.

Mr brodie you spoil me 😂 thank you for another fantastic video

The purpose of double jeopardy is to compel the State to make its case against the accused as solid as possible. The assumption is that the State has what are in relative terms unlimited resources with which to build a solid case for prosecutoon, as opposed to an accussed's (relatively) limited resources. Without souble jeopardy restrictions, the potential for the State to abuse its prosecutorial powers is unlimited.

I love your stories!

Brilliant.

Well, I Never thought that he would be such a loudmouth about his crimes...

I guess he ended up the way he deseved. He wasn't punished legally, but he didn't have much of a life and died, very much alone. It's not as good as if he'd gotten convicted, but it seems fair enough. Of course I am saying that not related to his victim.

Thankyou Paul much appreciated 😊

Thankyou Paul never heard of this before ❤

I like your channel, it's serious and informed professionally. From Malta.

Always a pleasure to spend time listening to your channel.

Right on time!! I needed something to watch/listen to while cooking dinner tonight. Thanks Paul!! 😘😘

Underrated channel!!

Great story teller, enjoy listening. Great job.

The saddest part, is the poor dog being put to sleep because it had no home.

Thank you for your time to us! Please more stories ! Or histories …. It would be nice less crimes as well Just love your voice sooo much 💝

Another reason for not maintaining the double jeopardy law is that of proven jury tampering. This one is no so important where a country has replaced the consensus decision with that of a majority decision (say a ten or eleven vote) to decide guilt or innocence. It is easier to intimidate/bribe one juror than two or three. Where tampering is proven the trial is clearly corrupted and therefore should be invalidated.

Thanks for the upload, Paul.

Each time a new video is out I just stop whatever I’m doing and pay attention to your narration Sir😊😊thank you

Thanks!

the US has double jeopardy, but it also has what the UK doesn’t have: a second way of trying for the same crimes. the federal system of government allows for the states and federal government to have overlap, it’s mostly used for civil rights prosecutions but it’s still a way around the state courts clearing the person

That’s one of the saddest stories I’ve ever heard!

The overwhelming majority of people never find even one body, let alone 10! Good lord!

Thank you!

Thank you for another fantastic journey into the past! This was fascinating! 🎉

"Well, I['ve] Never" heard of this of this criminal case before?! And, it's rather entertaining and interesting, indeed.

Another interesting story, loved the presentation!

"I Killed Setty"--the original "If I Did It"

OJ? LOL he did it.

Yes auntie was really mama and she HATED him! She often punished him for nothing at all and she beat him BADLY AND OFTEN 🤬

Brrrrrr. Had to pause after 2:50 to absorb that image. Yikes! Our host's calm demeanor eases us over some horrific events. Well done sir.

Just in time to listen as a wind down before bed!! ❤❤ excellent story as usual

If Hume had written a sequel to his tabloid stories, the title might have been “Karma Is a B****.”

The bank cashier lied to him?! You can't trust anyone 😡 how is one supposed to do a robbery if the cashiers blatantly lie about what's kept where?! 😡

I just love your videos. Very informative and you always remember the victims. Thank you.

This is the best pay off I’ve seen between Law Enforcement Agencies. You do not have the right connection made. I’d like to get a connection made in the D.A.’s office. Any imperfections will be found. They will have to be made perfect. Don’t confess ever. Two and two is not four.

Excellent exposé old boy - thank you.

Always a delight to see a new post ❤

Absolutely.Under no circumstances.Should they be able to capitalize on a murder that they themselves have admitted to doing but was acquitted. And if they should go ahead and wrote the book or whatever all that money should go to the survivor's family.

What a beautiful little family you are! ❤

What the hell??...this guy Sidney Tiffan finds ten bodies during his 40 year career as a....wait for it...hunter and fisher!! Call off the dogs, Sarge...I think we've got our man.....😂 I'm guessing Paul that a couple of future videos will feature Sidney Tiffan much more prominently....😎

A well read story, thank you sir.

great story! thank you.

How unsettling. Stanley Setty's fiance, Connie, looks EXACTLY like my mothet did at about twenty or twenty one. Seriously, they could be twin sisters! 😮

Could you do a clip about the guy that found all those bodies over forty years?

WooHoo! A new "Well I Never!"

A great story loved watching it.

Very interesting story, thanks for sharing. 👍👍

I see someone else has beaten me to it. O.J.?

Thank you 😊

Thank you.

Ah finally, a video about OJ Simpson! Oh wait no

2003, Billy Dunlop and the murder of Julie Hogg. It was her mother who campaigned for the change after he had admitted in the papers of the murder ( if I'm correct).

Wow, this guy was a bad one. He might have made other appliances, which helped busy families in Britain, instead opting for other people money. Thank you for this interesting case!

So while our boys were fighting in the war Stanley was allowed to carry on his criminal behaviour. Terrible

poor dog

Thank you

I reckon Donald Hume’s father was likely Reginald House the man his mother Bessie later married. They were living in the same area of Dorset during 1919. Donald could have quite easily been considered her husband Percy Hume’s child as she was married to him until his death in a London Hospice aged 33 only two months before Donald’s birth. The Registrar would have been none the wiser. Margaret (Peggy) Hume was born in 1916 so presumably Percy’s, but Betty was born a year after Donald as Betty House. In the 1921 census baby Betty was living with Reginald House and “wife” Bessie with Peggy Hume down as a “visitor” in the house with her maternal grandmother, aunt, and cousin. Not clear where Donald was. Bessie and Reginald did not actually marry until 1925. He was 4/5 years younger than her. All quite strange not to mention cruel. Why treat the children differently, hiding her “shame” from Percy’s family? I can’t think their situation would have been widely known in the community for her to be accepted as a country schoolteacher in those days.

Merely living in London does not a Londoner make.

Poor sidney 😢 it is horrific how he found 10 bodies on the waters

That man had so much potential....what a wasted space.

a bad beginning a bad ending

Poor dog. I wish it had found a loving home after, instead of being put down. I wonder how hard they actually tried...

5: 59..MENTIONED 🇲🇹 MALTA.

Oh what a sad depressing story,

What a coward.

It gets me that he would fly into England to commit the robberies, then fly out. I get that he’s giving the middle finger to the law but it had to eat into his profits. No wonder he kept running out of money.

I thought this was about OJ

Catch up tomorrow Paul 😊

see ya soon. thanks

Does double jeopady apply if purjury has been committed. Like saying "Not guilty" instead of guilty?

one of the picture you keep showing of him looks suspiciously like jonathan ross...

10 bodies... That's a little curious...

Sorry l must have missed it, but how on earth they knew the bank note was the murder victim's?!? How can they trace ownership? Also, was it not just a torso been found! Where did the fingerprints came from?! 🤔

This is a fair account of the case, but Hume actually left Broadmoor in 1988 and the second bank he robbed in Brentford was not in the same location as the first. The other question, unexplored here is the question of Cynthia Hume.

is there very faint background music on this video?

That's a great thumbnail!

Isn't it wild that we used to pull out a $5 and be able to recognise whose it was...?

Car dealer. That a euphemism.

Anyone curious about Sidney’s experiences…?

Cheera fella

He could have been a successful fellow, but it seems that was intent on punishing the World for his childhood rejections. Always like this 'Well, I Never' channel. Keep up the great entertainment. Peace and goodwill..

Well he didn’t get away with it, because he was caught regardless