Who Killed the Nanny? (True Crime Documentary) | Real Stories 

I think it’s great. Also good to add: - never give your passport to others or leave it unattended. - have all the contracts, agreements, emails exchanged printed out for easy consult ( not every abuse case is this horrific, but anything that doesn’t respect the previously agreed should be discussed). - also good to know where hospital/police and etc are. And in case of going to a place that speaks a different language, learn some words to ask for help.

Great tips thanx

Janet et Nadja, very good, wise advice from both of you. 👍🏻😉

Exactly

Great tips thanks!!

IKR ... he was I’m not getting involved.. blew my mind at least I would have gone to the police station reported considering the poor girl looks like a skeleton. You know something is wrong there.

@@candycoatedcyanide3267 But how is taking a victim to the police getting involved? He would just be the driver. He could even have just made a anonymous call to the police about it. How people can care so little for people they even know personally is beyond me.

@@candycoatedcyanide3267 But yet, was rubbing those eyes to get those croc's tears out. we sadly live in a hypocrites world.

@@HelenEk7 I'm ALL ABOUT anonymous calls and WELFARE CHECKS. There is no harm in them. Better safe than sorry. You are so right.

That chips guy makes me so mad!!! For not doing anything! Poor Sophie had Stolkholm Syndrome. Terrible. He should have called the police! He could see she was starving!

The thing is that it wouldve been hard for the cops to do anything about alleged abuse that wasnt currently taking place.

They would've atleast hid sophie for safety 😤

Exactly!

i don't think we should criticise the neighbours... it is not their fault

Right, big responsibility there.

*Don't they have the DEATH PENALTY in England?*

This is the rare case, when I believe in the death penalty. Yes, I am aware that two wrongs don’t make a right.... but these two people have no right to stay alive. They bring nothing but pain.

*Sophie Linnet was a French citizen, by killing her, they broke INTERNATIONAL LAWS ON HUMAN RIGHTS! I think that they should be extradited to France and they should be retried in a French court!*

Welcome to criminal justice in the UK where they will give you a second chance at life even if you killed someone. They don’t just lock em up indefinitely like they do in the US.

@@EmilyElizabethxox Well, they should! Someone that evil cannot be rehabilitated!

Especially since she's kind of a hag.

She was like Instagram filter vs real life. Expectation: 🤩 Reality: 🤮

She won't be so glamorous in prison!

She wasn’t even that damn cute

Maybe she doesnt have her passport and she was threatened by the two monsters.

Exactly!!!

Exactly what I thought. I will fight anyone to protect my daughter. Why her mom didn’t do anything?

Not all parents think like you.. I have depression and called my mother when I was suicidal.. 2 in my life. She didn't came the both times. She said the first time is my fault she didn't came, I wasn't direct enough. 12 years later she tried to say is my fault again. I broke contact with her then.

@@freespirit6640 I have a mom like that I'm sorry you got unlucky too 💔

Maybe they were in poverty? Not saying it's right and the mom shouldn't have neglected her obvious call for help but seeing how she had to go work out of the country to make money, they probably didn't have the financial means to be begin with

That's not a job anymore. It sounds more likely a prison.

Andressa, I think they were definitely holding her passport, but you are right about the kids, too. I hadn't thought about it, but she may have been reluctant to leave the kids behind if she saw that psycho woman abusing them!

It terrifies me to think if she was able to walk away would they have directed that violent nature toward their children?

I think she was abused as a child. I can't shake that feeling. Not saying by her Mum.

Exactly what I thought, I think they kept her documents

Exactly what I was thinking! No big deal this poor girl was totally abused. They just figured it was not their business. BBQ going on and cops are there. People really need to get some empathy and stop thinking about themselves. This crime is so heartbreaking. Disgusting in so many ways. They all want to be on film though, don't they?

Those neighbors are idiots.

The abuse didn't affect them like the possibility of a fire burning their property. A lot of rich people don't take notice until they are personally affected.

You don't need enemies with neighbours like that

@Kara Smith wtf 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I think she should hear that played on a loop for the entire jail term 🤔😏

No animal deserves to be in a cage

@@alynamichelle1071 ko km m not! J. Kn no kp Kno! (Ñ no!J ok n I onk. N knn on nono

No Biiji

I thought the samething

Exactly! I would never just stand by quietly. I would have told her to come live with me if she needed a place to stay and get her help and file a police report. Those people did nothing!!!! That couple are punks. I really wish they would get tortured to death

Shame on them all ....

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THAT'S CORRECT

part of me agrees. But, it is partly her mom's fault for not raising her daughter to stand up for herself. Sophie had so many chances to escape, yet never protected herself. Sophie was her own worst enemy by staying.

Regret... he knew he should've done something about it

Yes you are right she should have left using god given instinct, common sense and just leave while going out to the chips shop by just taking the passport or some ID

And always if you smell any danger run

Everybody who knew and did not do anything is same guilty!!! I hate cowards.

William Egler oh yeah? I would like to see you in their shoes.

They didn’t see enough to get cops to do enough with what they saw the cops would just show up not solve or rescue anyone then she would have been abused even more. Sophie wouldn’t have told the cops if they did show up

So many thousands of girls groomed and abused for decades by certain gangs but the authorities and social workers turned a blind eye even though many knew... don't even know how many possible murders from these groomings.

Wow that poor girl looked so pathetic I wish somebody would have done something for her

He was clearly devastated at the end of the interview. The guilt will never leave him and he definitely blames himself. Those were truly honest tears.

I see a lot of "I would've done more. " & "the community is just as guilty". It's very clear that these people have no concept of abuse & what lengths the abuser will go through to be seen as normal and isolating their victim. The man did what he could, he can't grab her and drag her to the cops. He couldn't even get her to accept his help. She was terrified. She had been broken down by a mind who knew they had to make her question any helping hand and made sure every time she thought about a way to leave Sophie would have Sabrina's voice in her head that she won't get far. It's disgusting, yes, but there is only so much an outside party can do without the victim's cooperation & determination.

@@lexiwexiwoo very well said. It's always easy to point the finger until you've been in the same situation yourself, and in cases like this you may never fully understand unless you've been the one trying to do what you can to help and also the victim. I've personally worn both pair of shoes, so I could never in good conscience blame that man or condemn him for "not doing more", because he did do all he could.

@@lexiwexiwoo exactly!people love to be the hindsight hero. It's maddening

@@boogiemonstermom677 I completely agree. I've been a victim, been a bystander and been just someone on the outside looking in. It is VERY unlikely you'll react the way you see yourself reacting if it were to happen to you. It's true that you just never know until you're in it. I wish others would be more concerned with having compassion for people.

they were more willing to protect their lifestyle than innocent ppl

My thoughts exactly he’s on here talking for an interview but never called the police when he saw she was losing weight and she openly admitted to being beat wth I also don’t believe he offered to guy her a plane ticket but that’s my opinion I’m just glad I’m not that only one who thought that

Too often, when you call the cops, they claim they can't do anything until something happens. In this case, though, the evidence of abuse could have been cause enough for them to get her out of there and them in custody. This could have been one of the few times the cops could have done something at that moment.

Hint: Watch at 1.25 X speed. It makes it feel like less of a waste of time. 😄

Yeah, seriously. 🙄 It's unnecessarily long.

“So glamorous”

Also, if you want me to take this drama seriously, maybe don't use the same stinger-thud as CinemaSins

I agree. I hope she is ok

So sad,😪 this woman is evil!!

@@patrickbuildsit Yup. It's Europe. 2017. Complete open borders. Flying would have been cheep. Seriously cheap.

Agree..agree...agree

@@patrickbuildsit Right?! If she knew Sophie wanted to leave she could have went and picked her up, bought a ticket and had Sophie's name on it at the call so she didn't have to send money directly incase the abusers took it, ANYTHING!

@Paulo Eclectik There should be! Some ppl are just plain evil n deserve it

@@michelleparadis7284 penalties in UK is just a joke!

Yep, that last one did it. She was absolutely done.

@Michelle Paradis, I totally agree. My heart just broke to a million pieces seeing her last image. These monsters don't even deserve to be alive for doing this to such an innocent young girl. Totally devastating.

Won’t lie that picture made me cry first time I saw it. She looked like a sick person who lost hope in life in that picture 😢

Lots of people look sick cancer,anorexia,depression lots of things that people wouldn’t really think about that so not their fault

I'm guessing they took her passport. This is usually the first thing criminally controlling people do when they have someone with them who is outside their country of citizenship - either through a working or personal relationship. They take away their passport for "safekeeping," and they never get it back.

Yes maybe the children asked her not to leave because they were scared of their psychotic mother, so like you said she decided to stay for the kids. It's just so unbelievably sad what that girl went through, I hope her spirit haunts Sabrina day & night.

If she was able to leave she would have gone to the police. I think she was just scared, so her staying had nothing do to with the children. Since it would have been far better for them to get the police involved early on.

I do not think so. A normal person would have contacted the police or another institution, at least neighbours, friends, family and so on. I think she was incompetent, maybe too young and too unexperienced.

Maybe they threathen her family or convinced her that the neighbors and others were with them. Whatever the case maybe my heart goes out to her mother.

Abusers convince victims that neighbors and authorities are in on it and answer to the abusers so you feel if you tell they will go to your abusers and abusers will beat you worse.

Your statement reminds me of living with distant ef in a foreign land! I am now happy and living by myself! :)

They said he offer to buy her ticket home

​@@kokocoke5354she didn't needed ticket, she needed new job and money, only that could save her!

He owned a shop, at least he could give her some money I would!

Yeahhhh

agreed. btw, I skipped

You know why? Because the murderers were middle eastern and they just don't want to show them bad. As a middle eastern myself, this is sickening.

Hater

They trying to make this documentary longer, it makes it a bit boring

Maybe she didn't leave because she wanted to protect the kids from that monsters abuse,we will never know

@@blue_anemones7115 exactly

I wonder if this is the reasoning the nanny didn’t leave, was This monster hurting the children first? Maybe the nanny was protecting the kids.

Good point, and good question.

He only offered her a ticket, wtf!! What kind of help is that! He should helped her with other job and roof over head, or at least give her money!! If I saw her in that condition I would immediately help her!

Riza Michaels haha, so true!!

I wish Sofie was as bold & brave as you are.. but some souls are so innocent & harmless that they end up experiencing excruciating pain & suffering in their lives.....a wrong person at the wrong place ....kind of thing this feels.

@@satkrapp7697 exactly am agreed 100%whit you

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You go girl 💪💪💪

Smfh

Everybody is someone's child.

@@pinstripesuitandheels stfu

@@pinstripesuitandheels I'm not.

Ni shetani kabisa hata waarabu hawafanyagi hivi 😈👿😭

to be fair, there was the fish and chips guy who tried to help

We can only hope

With scorpions

And even that is too good for them!

very true

That was actually my first thought too.

The third parties

That was my thought too.

And who fathered these children?

Theresa Mass i believe one son was Mark walton’s and the other was from a different relationship Sabrina had before getting with Ouissem

Yes. And to be brave, not timid and fearful.

Yes but even shy person can protect yourself

It's not really the culture in rural France.

@@margot9887 So wrong! After spending 14 month with these monsters, Sophie was just extremely traumatized!

@@kit-kat3356 And too innocent and honest to even understand that such people were real.

You sound like a strong woman. May the rest of your life be blessed with only peace and love. 🌹👍💞

U go girl!! Stay strong❤️❤️

Hi Maya I think u need therapy... I feel like you're attracting these types... U need positive waves

@@docst5481 it's not us that's the problem. Guys who are abusive or want to take advantage of women seem to have a "sixth sense" and seek certain women out. It's disgusting and inexcusable. Also, how could she determine who her parents were/are?? Stupid comment.

I doubt you’re an executive for a Fortune 500 company. You didn’t even say it correctly, and your grammar is horrible. It’s a shame that you had to lie because it makes me not believe anything else you said.

he, of all the people there, did what he could to try and help her....put the blame where it belongs

😂😂

👍 😂

Hahaha

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Lol

Hahahah this was awful indeed. I was like: wtf

they were all superficial people

I IIIITTTT I I iiiiiiiiiii

"Didnt do anything wrong" "they had no reason to" 🤣😂 actually if you listened they gave us the reasons. They boil down to severe mental illnesses, personality disorder and the need to dominate psychologically destroy and control vs a young extremely shy and naive girl which all things considered with the personalities, situations, geographical and otherwise was a powder keg of hidden (to those on the outside for the most part) inevitable tragedy.

@@mikimiyazaki doesn't make it right

If they kill her, then they would not have to pay her the thousands of $$$$ that they owed her.

You're sarcasm made my day lmfao

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LoL

Things arent ever black and white and theres a difference between respecting ones privacy and knowing or at least having good reason to suspect a person needs help. For being a person without friends or connections in that town. Im amazed that people offered to help as much as they did. I feel bad for that young girl but it was a combination of things (language barrier, extreme shyness, social anxiety etc etc) that cause her to slip through the cracks.

It's mostly happened in western country In aisa we are totally free What's going on around we aware

Social distancing, can’t do anything but wear a mask and keep on walking. Tendies are ready, gotta go! *pulls out bbq dipping sauce* UwU

And we can also hear a lots of "I don't care"!

@@wolfdenranjeet hmmmm remeber that chinese girl that got runover by multiple cars during the time of the Beijing Olympics and no one did anything. Also people in certain asian countries use children for housework (as domestic servants) and others aren't too concerned. Also brick kilms use child labor

Get a life .

Amen🙏🏿

@@sonogabri1 wow. You say that with so much conviction that I almost believe that you genuinely believe that trolling is having an actual life. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@@sonogabri1 What is wrong with you???

Why didn't god help this poor girl before her horrific abuse and murder?

Animals don't behave like that...

A friend of mine worked as an Au Pair in London to a very posh family. Both parents were bankers, but wife decided to become a stay at home mom when they got their first child... with an Au Pair. The mom was constantly out shopping, not paying much attention to the kid. She was spending so much on bags, that was constantly holding my friends salary for a month or so, because the husband was not giving her any more cash and she was supposed to take care for the house expenses. There was that one time, when my girl called late in the evening to chat, and at some point burst into tears. Turned out the couple and the child went for a long weekend to ski with friends in Switzerland, on a private jet, but turned off the heat in the house. In the middle of a very cold winter. And my friend who had spend the whole day in warm coffee shops, was now back in the cold house, freezing under three blankets. As result, she got a really bad cold and quit as soon as she could. They were just not considering her a human.

@Antonia Bareva So are poor people. And Middle-class ones too.

@@o6ina oh my God. Terrible!!!

I worked as a full time nanny for an American couple. Extremely wealthy and a living standard and lifestyle that was totally new to me but I was compensated very well and had no issues. I didn’t live with them though but I did work eight hours a day for a year I was married though and they knew that and sometimes my husband would come over with me when we did nighttime babysitting. I accompanied them to New York and to a vacation trip to the St. Lucia island. I had very little free time on the trip but I was paid room and board (roughly 10k in accommodations) and $1000 for the week and my husband got to come so no complaints here!

I was an AuPair for 1 year in England and 1 year in America....England was o.k. , but the family in the US I stayed with was a different matter...a little bit like slavery...I left halve way through my contract ! Found a job, it was NOT easy, but I got on with my life.....

I like your wording: moneyed 🤔 very nice. 👍

Right??? I don’t get the relationship between Sabrina and this dopey (but also apparently evil!) financial advisor guy. His complacency to her demands while she’s going off about her ex is unlike anything I’ve seen.

Not always but in this case YES

I think she didnt leave bc as long as they were abusing and torturing her, at least the kids were safe....

@@chellefell1331 I believe that too😓😓😓

Only we would understand the complexity of her situation only if we were on her shoes.

Andrea Fields.....if we did,we would have to worry that we might be like them.

Yeah exactly what I keep thinking alllll this video!

sabrina kept her things including passport

@@ferrajay4486 didn't keep her legs so she could walk to the police station...thats one reason women can't make special forces due to early acceptance of submission...emotions can't be subdued as well as men. One study proves this was during war when men were able to hold it together during 5 to 7 years in brutal concentration war camps.

I agree. Take them into a room with a drain and just take them out. How horrific! They don't deserve to waste oxygen on this planet. What horrific "people."

I know what you mean but I think no one really knew the true extent of her suffering and that she'll end up being murdered. Not even her mom.

It's easy to say that after the facts. We are all absorbed in our own lives, doing what we normally do and not realising the true meaning of the things happening around us. It's not fair to blame Michael for the actions of 2 deranged individuals he had no way of knowing. He was a good friend and is sincerely suffering after the loss of Sophie

He tried to help her twice by offering to buy her a ticket to France and again to get her a job. So why blame him? Why not blame those 2 women since they did nothing at all? Duh.🙄

@@nisha8298 i agree with you Nisha, however, im not talking about purchasing ticket or getting her a job etc... These are the things where she would have to take a brave decision, which she was incapable of at the time but, if a simple call were to be made to law enforcement, it would have taken away the burden of taking any decision on the her part cause the police and or the rescue personnel would have taken steps to help her based on her condition. Also, with them being present on her side, she would probably have found the courage to speak up, thereby helping herself. Instead, he chose to not get involved despite knowing her situation. As far as the two women are concerned, if you listen to their account, they had no idea of the extent of her suffering, having said that, they too are at fault for not reaching out to help but not as much as this man who knew her situation quite well and choose to not inform the authorities. Lastly, if you're responding to someone's comment, try and keep it respectful so we can have a decent discussion. The ending of your comment was really not required. I normally don't respond to such comments (duh etc) but making an exception cause you weren't seeing this clearly and your premise of thought was incorrect.

@@Devil-fj6ou I'm assuming you believe you're reading the situation correctly and others were just blind- sighted?! Firstly, it's an observation...an opinion even, same as yours. After it's all over, it's easy to pass judgement and say he/ she /they should have reacted. Yes, her ghastly end shocks those who knew or thought they knew what something was amiss, because it's not something most people are used to. How many times do we hear the phrase, " nothing ever happens here", " safe place where everyone knows each other", and then bham, the most horrific of crimes happen seemingly out of the blue. The red flags may or may not be there, but most people like "normal". So, the point is violence , especially domestic violence is so common, that even when people, relatives, friends, even the victim knows what's happening, it's kind of something people shy of talking action against for various reasons. I have no idea why you should be particularly bothered about my " duh" since your name is not even mentioned.

That is the sign of the good and the evil we all possess.

thats how britishers are

That's hilarious! I looked.... and sure enough.

Watching the kids were the third party

I don't think people even imagined that was going on.

Why are you victim blaming?

Sabrina took her money goodness

Yes the do but they should be tortured before being put to death

that shop owner offered her help but she didn't go for it