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Another 2 Hours of True Crime! From Henry Lamsom to the Red Barn Murder Well, I Never 2024-12-27 | Don't forget to check out @wellineverstars 00:40 - George Henry Lamson The Deadly Dr09:40 - Amy Archer Gilligan 21:20 - The Gouffe Affair33:20 - The Blazing Car Mystery52:33 - The Bluebeard Murders 01:06:25 - The Red Barn Murder01:26:59 - The case of Maria Barbella 01:42:11 - The Ordeal of Philip Yale DrewBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Why Were Rabbits Killing People in Medieval Manuscripts? The Strange World of Drolleries Well, I Never 2024-12-20 | Medieval drolleries are whimsical, often humorous illustrations found in the margins of illuminated manuscripts, particularly during the Gothic period (13th–15th centuries). These playful images depict fantastical creatures, grotesques, anthropomorphic animals, or absurd human scenes that often contrast with the solemnity of the main text. Drolleries served various purposes: comic relief, satire, or even hidden commentary on societal norms. They showcased the creativity of medieval artists and sometimes included surreal or bawdy humor. Found in psalters, prayer books, and other manuscripts, drolleries reflect the vibrant imagination of the Middle Ages, blending sacred texts with the secular and the strange. Their enduring charm offers a window into the humor and artistry of the period.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
A Quick Message... Well, I Never 2024-12-18 | Thank you for your support across 2024! We hope you'll join us for another year of stories in 2025!Spending the season alone? Here are some links that may help. countryliving.com/uk/wellbeing/a34938891/spending-christmas-alonestandalone.org.uk/guides/festive-guidesamaritans.org/how-we-can-help/if-youre-having-difficult-timeBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Vulcana and the Early History of Victorian Female Bodybuilding Well, I Never 2024-12-13 | Go to surfshark.com/wellinever for 4 extra months of Surfshark at an unbeatable price! Be sure to check out our sister channel @wellineverstars Many think that a woman's role during Edwardian and Victorian times lay primarily in the home. While this may have been true for many there were those who forged a very different path. These early female bodybuilders threw off the everyday norms of their respective eras in order to hone their bodies in to forms reminiscent of ancient Goddesses. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellineverBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Grimms Fairytales Are Darker Than You Remember - The Story of The Brothers Grimm Well, I Never 2024-12-06 | Discover June’s Journey for FREE! Tap here to download: https://woo.ga/62dq1k0a Play on Android, iOS, and PC.The Brothers Grimm, Jacob (1785–1863) and Wilhelm (1786–1859), are legendary German folklorists who brought timeless fairy tales to life. Born in Hanau, they initially studied law but found their passion in preserving German culture. Their 1812 collection, Grimm’s Fairy Tales, features beloved classics like Cinderella, Snow White, and Hansel and Gretel, capturing the magic of oral storytelling. These tales, originally for scholars, became cherished children’s stories worldwide. Pioneers in linguistics, they also developed Grimm's Law, shaping the study of language evolution. The brothers dedicated their lives to cultural preservation, working on an ambitious German dictionary. Their legacy endures, enchanting generations and influencing literature, linguistics, and the celebration of folklore.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Even More Interesting Stories From the Past! - History Compilation 3 Well, I Never 2024-11-29 | Don't forget to check out @wellineverstars 00:25 - The Mystery of Eilean Mor15:25 - The History Behind Several Popular Nursery Rhymes 32:11 - Georgian Britain's Biggest Man46:40 - Helen Duncan 'Britain's last witch'01:04:20 - Rags to Riches and Back the Story of Baby Doe Tabor01:24:40 - The story of 'Moondyne Joe'01:35:48 - The Hangman Who LiedBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Kaspar Hauser: The Mystery of the Boy with No Past Well, I Never 2024-11-22 | Kaspar Hauser was a mysterious youth who appeared in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1828, claiming to have been raised in isolation. He could barely speak or walk and carried a note stating he sought to join a cavalry regiment. Allegedly confined for most of his life, his origins remain unclear. Kaspar’s story captivated Europe, with theories linking him to royalty or conspiracies. Over time, his behavior became erratic, and he was involved in several mysterious incidents. In 1833, he died from a stab wound under suspicious circumstances, fueling further intrigue. His case remains one of history's most enduring enigmas, sparking debates on identity, abuse, and conspiracy.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
He Wanted A New Life... So Someone Had To Die | The Mystery of The Blazing Car Murder Well, I Never 2024-11-15 | For more 'Well, I Never' don't forget to check out @wellineverstars In 1930, Alfred Rouse, a British salesman, staged a murder to cover up his personal troubles. To escape financial debt and avoid his lover's demands, he devised a plan to fake his own death. Rouse picked up an unidentified hitchhiker, rendered him unconscious, and left him in his car. He then set the vehicle ablaze, hoping authorities would believe the charred body was his. However, Rouse’s plan unraveled due to witnesses who saw him fleeing the scene. The burned body was never identified, and Rouse was quickly apprehended. Despite his pleas of innocence, he was convicted of murder and hanged in 1931. The true identity of Rouse’s victim remains unknown, adding a mysterious element to the case.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Shocking History of the Electric Chair: From Invention to Controversy Well, I Never 2024-11-08 | The electric chair was developed in the late 19th century as a supposedly more humane method of execution. It was invented by dentist Alfred P. Southwick, inspired by the electrical work of Thomas Edison, who promoted it as an alternative to hanging. The first execution using the electric chair took place in 1890 with the death of William Kemmler in New York. The method gained popularity in the U.S., becoming a primary execution method through much of the 20th century. However, it faced criticism due to reports of botched executions, leading to claims of excessive suffering. By the late 20th century, lethal injection largely replaced the electric chair, though it remains an option in some states, symbolizing a complex legacy.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
A Woman Scorned and Sentenced to Death : The Harrowing Story of Maria Barbella Well, I Never 2024-11-01 | Maria Barbella was an Italian immigrant in New York City who gained infamy in the late 19th century for becoming one of the first women sentenced to death in the U.S. In 1895, Barbella murdered her lover, Domenico Cataldo, by slashing his throat after he broke off their engagement and insulted her honor. Cataldo had promised to marry her but reneged, leading to the violent confrontation. Barbella’s trial attracted widespread attention, and she was initially sentenced to the electric chair. However, after a public outcry and support from immigrant communities, her case was retried, and her conviction was overturned in 1896. Barbella’s story highlighted issues of justice, gender, and immigrant rights in 19th-century America.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Gruesome Crimes of The Bluebeard Murderer Johann Otto Hoch Well, I Never 2024-10-24 | Johann Otto Hoch was a notorious serial killer and bigamist who operated in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in Germany, Hoch preyed on wealthy women by marrying them, quickly poisoning them, and stealing their money. He is believed to have killed up to 15 wives, moving frequently under different aliases to avoid detection. His typical method involved taking out life insurance policies on his victims before murdering them. After years of evading capture, Hoch was arrested in 1905, convicted of one murder, and executed later that year. Known as one of America’s most infamous early serial killers, Hoch’s crimes shocked the nation and highlighted the dangers of trust in personal relationships.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Did a Film Star Commit Murder in Broad Daylight? The Tale of Alfred Oliver and Philip Yale Drew Well, I Never 2024-10-17 | For more stories of the rich and famous check out @wellineverstars Alfred Oliver was found mortally wounded in his tobacco store in Reading on June 22nd, 1929. The attack had happened on a busy market day in the town and so you may believe the suspect would be quickly apprehended but this case would be much more complicated than that. Alfred Oliver died 24 hours after the initial attack and soon one man became prime suspect.Newspapers had a field day when it was revealed the man believed to be the attacker was also a famous film star - Philip Yale Drew. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Tragic Case of Maria Marten and the Red Barn Murder | Did a Ghost Help Solve the Crime? Well, I Never 2024-10-10 | The Red Barn Murder occurred in 1827 in Suffolk, England, when Maria Marten was killed by her lover, William Corder. They had planned to elope, meeting at the Red Barn near her home, but instead, Corder shot and buried her in the barn. Maria’s stepmother later had dreams about the murder and urged her husband to search the barn. Maria’s body was found, leading to Corder’s arrest. He fled but was caught, tried, and convicted. Corder was hanged in 1828. The case became infamous due to the grisly nature of the crime, the supernatural element of the dream, and the widespread media coverage, making it one of the most sensational murders of the 19th century.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Over 2 Hours of British True Crime! British True Crime Compilation Vol.3 Well, I Never 2024-09-17 | Don't forget to check out @wellineverstars and @TheHistoryEngine 00:00 - Intro 01:00 - Frederick Bailey Deeming21:45 - The Case of Florence and Charles Bravo38:35 - Bella Wright and the Green Bicycle Mystery53:35 - Gordon Cummins The 'Blackout Ripper'01:08:40 - Brian Donald Hume 01:32:00 - The 'Bristol Babes in the Woods' Case01:52:43 - The First Murderer in the UK Caught using the Identikit SystemBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Dr. Who Killed for Money - George Henry Lamson | Victorian True Crime Well, I Never 2024-09-13 | If you enjoyed this be sure to check out @wellineverstars and @TheHistoryEngine George Henry Lamson was a British doctor who gained notoriety for the murder of his brother-in-law, Percy Malcolm John, in 1881. Lamson was heavily in debt and sought to claim insurance money from John's death. He poisoned John with aconitine, a rare and deadly toxin, during a family visit. The murder attracted attention due to Lamson's medical background and the use of a relatively unknown poison. Forensic evidence linked him to the crime, and Lamson was arrested, tried, and found guilty. He was executed by hanging in 1882. His case became infamous for its medical and forensic intrigue, as well as the tragic betrayal of family trust.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Witch of World War II The Strange Story of Helen Duncan Well, I Never 2024-09-05 | Be sure to check out our other channels @wellineverstars and@TheHistoryEngine Helen Duncan, a Scottish medium, became infamous during World War II for her séances, where she allegedly communicated with the dead. In 1941, she shocked authorities by revealing the sinking of the HMS Barham before it was publicly announced. Suspected of leaking military secrets, Duncan was investigated and eventually arrested in 1944 under the Witchcraft Act of 1735, accused of fraud. Her trial was one of the last under this archaic law, leading to her conviction and imprisonment. The case sparked controversy, with some viewing her as a genuine medium and others as a charlatan. But what do you believe? Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Green Bike Mystery: The Unsolved Murder of Bella Wright Well, I Never 2024-08-29 | History Engine ► @TheHistoryEngine Well, I Never Stars ► @wellineverstars The case of Bella Wright and the Green Bike Mystery centers on the 1919 murder of 21-year-old Bella Wright in Leicestershire, England. Bella was last seen riding her bicycle with a man on a distinctive green bike. Later that evening, her body was found with a single bullet wound to the head, her bike nearby. The mysterious cyclist vanished, sparking a nationwide hunt. Months later, the green bike was discovered, leading to Ronald Light, a World War I veteran. Despite circumstantial evidence, Light was acquitted at trial due to weak prosecution and his calm demeanor. The case remains unsolved, with speculation ranging from a chance encounter gone wrong to a deliberate murder.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Unravelling the Eilean Mor Lighthouse Mystery Well, I Never 2024-08-22 | The Eilean Mor lighthouse mystery involves the unexplained disappearance of three lighthouse keepers—Thomas Marshall, James Ducat, and Donald McArthur—in December 1900. When a relief vessel arrived, the lighthouse was deserted, with no sign of the men. Later a magazine claimed the lighthouse log contained strange entries, mentioning severe storms (not recorded elsewhere) and the men's growing fear. The final log entry stated, "Storm ended, sea calm. God is over all." Theories about the disappearance range from a rogue wave sweeping them away to paranormal activity, but no definitive explanation has ever been found, leaving their disappearance one of Scotland's enduring mysteries.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Tragic Tale of Baby Doe Tabor: Colorados Silver Queen Well, I Never 2024-07-25 | Baby Doe Tabor's story is a classic American tale of fortune and downfall. Born Elizabeth McCourt in 1854, she moved to Colorado, marrying wealthy silver magnate Horace Tabor in 1883 after his scandalous divorce. They lived extravagantly until the silver crash of 1893 devastated their wealth.Her life, marked by dramatic highs and tragic lows, became legendary in Colorado history, symbolizing the volatile nature of fortune during the American silver boom.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Gouffé Affair: Frances Shocking 19th Century Murder Case Well, I Never 2024-07-18 | Secure your privacy with Surfshark! Enter coupon code WELLINEVER for an extra 4 months free at https://surfshark.deals/wellineverThe Gouffe Affair, also known as the Gouffé Case, was a sensational French criminal case in the late 19th century. In 1889, bailiff Toussaint-Augustin Gouffé went missing, and his body was later discovered in a trunk in Millery, France. Investigation led to two key suspects: Michel Eyraud and his lover Gabrielle Bompard. They had lured Gouffé, killed him for his money, and attempted to dispose of his body. Eyraud fled to North America but was captured and extradited back to France. Both were tried, with Eyraud sentenced to death and Bompard receiving a 20-year sentence. The case drew immense public and media attention due to its grisly details and international aspects.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Often Gruesome Stories Behind Popular Nursery Rhymes Well, I Never 2024-07-11 | Join me by downloading Match Masters by clicking here: https://matchmaste.rs/hCkF/rqc4a2xy #matchmasters #adThe Dark History Behind Several Nursery Rhymes.We learn these simple rhyming stories from an early age but what is the story behind their origin? In today's episode we explore the interesting and often dark stories behind these nursery rhymes. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Picture That Caught A Killer - The Story of Edwin Bush and the Identikit System Well, I Never 2024-07-04 | Edwin Bush was the first person in the UK to be captured using the Identikit system, a pivotal moment in forensic history. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Over 2 HOURS of True Crime - From Anna Hahn to Henry Starr Well, I Never 2024-06-27 | In this true crime compilation we explore 6 cases from the past.00:32 - Murder in the Brown Palace22:10 - The Crimes of Harry Powers41:03 - The Deadly Anna Hahn01:00:11 - The Shell Lake Massacre01:22:51 - Richard Speck 01:44:50 - The life of Outlaw Henry StarrBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Dont Send Your Elders Here - Amy Archer Gilligans Deadly Home for the Aged Well, I Never 2024-06-20 | Amy Archer-Gilligan was an American serial killer who operated a nursing home in Windsor, Connecticut. Early LifeAmy Duggan was born on October 31, 1873, in Milton, Connecticut. She married James Archer in 1897, and the couple opened a home for elderly people in Newington, Connecticut. After James’s death in 1910, she married Michael Gilligan in 1913.The Nursing HomeAmy ran the "Archer Home for the Elderly and Infirm" in Windsor, which she had established with her first husband. The home catered to elderly residents, many of whom had no other family and relied on Amy’s care.Suspicious DeathsOver the years, a suspiciously high number of residents died under Amy’s care. Many of these deaths were attributed to natural causes, but a pattern emerged: many of the deceased had recently altered their wills in Amy’s favor or had taken out life insurance policies naming her as the beneficiary.Investigation and ArrestIn 1914, the death of Franklin R. Andrews, a seemingly healthy man, raised suspicions. His family pushed for an investigation, which uncovered that Amy had purchased large quantities of arsenic. An exhumation and autopsy of several bodies revealed lethal doses of arsenic and strychnine.Trial and ConvictionAmy was arrested in 1916 and went on trial for murder. Initially convicted of the murder of Franklin R. Andrews, she was sentenced to death. The sentence was later changed to life imprisonment after a retrial in 1919.Later LifeAmy spent the rest of her life in prison and a mental institution. She died on April 23, 1962, at the age of 88.LegacyThe case inspired the play and subsequent film "Arsenic and Old Lace," highlighting the macabre story of Amy Archer-Gilligan and her deadly nursing home.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Strange Case of Charles and Florence Bravo - Victorian True Crime Well, I Never 2024-06-13 | The story of Charles Bravo centers on the mysterious and controversial death of an English barrister in 1876. Charles Bravo was a newly married lawyer who suddenly fell ill and died over the course of three days after ingesting a large dose of antimony, a toxic substance. His death became one of the most famous unsolved poisoning cases in Victorian England.Key elements of the story include:Charles Bravo's Background: Bravo was a successful barrister who married Florence Ricardo, a wealthy widow. Their marriage was reportedly troubled, with frequent quarrels and tensions.The Incident: Bravo suddenly became violently ill on the evening of April 18, 1876. Despite medical treatment, his condition worsened, and he died on April 21. Before dying, he claimed to have taken nothing voluntarily that could have caused his illness.Investigation: The inquest into Bravo’s death revealed that he had ingested antimony, a poison often used at the time in small doses for medicinal purposes. The circumstances suggested that the poison had been administered over time, leading to a buildup in his system.Suspects:Florence Bravo: His wife, whose previous marriage ended in scandal, was suspected due to their troubled relationship.Dr. James Gully: Florence’s former lover and a prominent physician, was also suspected due to his close association with Florence.Mrs. Jane Cox: The housekeeper, who had a contentious relationship with Bravo, was another suspect.Outcome: Despite a thorough investigation and sensational media coverage, no one was ever charged with the murder. The inquest concluded with an open verdict, leaving the case unsolved.The mystery of Charles Bravo's death remains one of the most intriguing unsolved cases in British criminal history, with theories ranging from accidental overdose to deliberate poisoning by one of the close associates.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Story Georgian Britains Largest Man - Daniel Lambert Well, I Never 2024-06-06 | Daniel Lambert, born in 1770 in Leicester, England, became famous for his extraordinary size, weighing over 700 pounds by his death in 1809. Despite his immense weight, Lambert was known for his strength and agility. He initially worked as a prison keeper but gained widespread attention for his size, leading him to showcase himself in London and other cities. Lambert's story highlights both his physical uniqueness and his amiable personality, which captivated many. His legacy endures, particularly in Leicester, where he remains a celebrated figure. Daniel Lambert's life is a remarkable tale of an individual who turned his extraordinary physical condition into a source of public fascination and personal pride.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Viola Hyatt: The Alabama Torso Slayers Savage Revenge Well, I Never 2024-05-30 | Play 'Murder by Choice' for FREE today and dive into the mystery : https://nrdc.link/WellIneverMBCWhen Viola Hyatt was arrested and charged with the murder of brothers Emmett and Lee Harper, one of the reasons she gave for her crime was that they 'Did her wrong'. But was there more to the story?In today's episode we explore one of Alabama's most infamous crimes. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Unmasking the Blackout Ripper: The Chilling Crimes of Gordon Cummings Well, I Never 2024-05-23 | Gordon Cummins, infamously known as the "Blackout Ripper," was a notorious British serial killer active during World War II. In 1942, Cummins exploited London's wartime blackout conditions to brutally murder and mutilate four women over six days. His spree caused widespread panic. Cummins, a Royal Air Force serviceman, was apprehended after leaving behind incriminating evidence. His trial was swift, and he was found guilty, leading to his execution in June 1942. The gruesome nature of his crimes and the wartime setting added to the public's fear and fascination. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Then Sold His Confession to the Highest Bidder... Well, I Never 2024-05-16 | Double Jeopardy laws are usually set in place to protect someone from being hounded for a crime for which they have been proven innocent. In theory this is a good thing, but over the years there have been several cases where they have allowed a dangerous person to walk free having fooled the legal system. One man who did this was Brian Donald Hume, who not only got away with murder but then made money by selling his confession to the highest bidder knowing he couldn't be touched. When this money ran out however, he soon returned to his criminal ways...Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Over an HOUR of Interesting Stories From the Past! - History Compilation 2 Well, I Never 2024-05-02 | In this compilation episode we explore more interesting stories from the past00:23 - The Northampton Witch Trials12:46 - Jack Ketch - Bad Executioner 24:23 - The Campden Wonder34:08 - The Story of John Carter45:50 - The Sinking of the SS Princess Alice01:01:50 - A Ship Made from Ice 01:16:22 - Histories Most Loyal PoochesBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Tragic case of the Bristol Babes in the Wood Well, I Never 2024-04-25 | The tragic murder of June and Royston Sheasby sent shockwaves across the country. The initial search for the youngsters drew thousands of volunteers but as the hunt continued without the pair being found, coverage of the event slowed. That was until a police officer stumbled across their shallow grave. Despite the subsequent investigation being intensive and widespread, the killer was never found. Years later a psychologist revealed that one of his patients had confessed to the slaying, however the Dr refused to tell authorities the man's identity as he had died in prison shortly afterwards. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
A Murder at the Brown Palace Hotel - The Story of Isabel Springer Well, I Never 2024-04-18 | Isabel Springer's beauty certainly made her desirable to men in the early 20th century. Perhaps, a bit too desirable. In 1911, with 3 men apparently vying for her love, things quickly turned deadly. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Martha Rendell - The Last Woman to be Hanged in Western Australia Well, I Never 2024-04-11 | Martha Rendell, an Australian woman in the early 20th century, committed horrifying crimes against her stepchildren. Her actions shocked the community and led to her arrest, trial, and subsequent execution by hanging in 1909. Rendell's case remains one of the most notorious instances of maternal filicide in Australian history, sparking debates about, justice, and the protection of children.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Wicked Crimes of Richard Speck Well, I Never 2024-04-04 | Richard Speck's crimes shocked the nation in 1966 when he brutally murdered eight student nurses in their Chicago residence. The atrocity sparked widespread fear and outrage. His callous actions and subsequent capture and trial brought attention to issues of violence against women and mental health in the criminal justice system. The case remains a chilling reminder of the horrors individuals are capable of, leaving a lasting impact on society's perception of safety and the pursuit of justice. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
This Gravestone Bears a Warning | The Story of John Carter and the Swing Riots Well, I Never 2024-03-29 | A.I seems to be two letters not far from peoples lips. Many contemplate the changes, both good and bad, that the new technology may bring. While it's easy to believe that this is a relatively new occurrence, workers fighting back against new technology is a story that goes back many generations. In today's episode we explore the story of John Carter, a man who decided to make a stand but who would ultimately pay with his life. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Horror of 1930 Ohio State Penitentiary Fire: Uncovering the Deadly Prison Disaster Well, I Never 2024-03-22 | The 1930 Ohio State Penitentiary fire was a tragic event that resulted in one of the deadliest fires in American penal history. Occurring on April 21, 1930, the fire claimed the lives of over 300 inmates and injured many others. The blaze, which started in the prison's overcrowded and poorly ventilated West Cell Block, spread rapidly due to inadequate safety measures. The tragedy brought attention to the harsh conditions within the prison system and sparked reforms in fire safety regulations and inmate housing. The Ohio State Penitentiary fire remains a somber reminder of the need for proper safety protocols and humane treatment within correctional facilities.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Man Victorians Believed Was Jack The Ripper - Frederick Bailey Deeming Well, I Never 2024-03-15 | The case of Frederick Bailey Deeming is a notorious true crime story from the late 19th century. Deeming, a charming but deceitful man, gained infamy for his gruesome crimes, including the murder of his wife and children. His modus operandi involved assuming multiple identities and luring unsuspecting victims into his web of lies. Deeming's crimes shocked Victorian society and garnered international attention. He was eventually apprehended and convicted of his heinous acts. The case of Frederick Bailey Deeming serves as a chilling reminder of the depths of human depravity and the importance of vigilance against charismatic but dangerous individuals.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Women Couldnt Resist His Deadly Charm | The Wicked Crimes of Harry Powers Well, I Never 2024-03-08 | Discover June’s Journey for FREE! Tap here to download: https://woo.ga/b6damb3v Play on Android, iOS, and PC through Facebook Games.Harry Powers, was an infamous American serial killer in the 1930s. He lured women through lonely hearts ads, promising marriage and a better life. However, Powers' intentions were sinister. Powers' case highlighted the dangers of trusting strangers and the vulnerability of individuals seeking companionship. His gruesome acts continue to fascinate true crime enthusiasts, serving as a chilling reminder of the depths of human depravity.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Sinister and Deadly Victorian* Women Compilation (And One Georgian!) Well, I Never 2024-03-01 | In this compilation we explore the cases of several poisonous Victorian (and one Georgian) women.Mary Blandy, Mary Ann Cotton, Madeleine Smith and Adelaide Bartlett00:00 - Intro00:30 - Mary Ann Cotton24:20 - Mary Blandy35:41 - Adelaide Bartlett and the Pimlico Mystery53:04 - Madeleine Smith and the 'Not Proven' verdictBecome a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Never Accept This Womans Services - Anna Hahn The Blonde Borgia Well, I Never 2024-02-23 | True Crime : The Story of Anna HahnWhen Anna Filser, later known as Anna Hahn, moved to the U.S she quickly developed a habit for gambling. Needing cash to fund her addiction she soon began 'caring' for elderly gentlemen. Strangely, soon after taking on the task her clients would pass away. However she seemed to make a big impression on them in the short time she worked for them as they would often leave fortunes to her in their wills...Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Awful Executioner - The Story of Jack Ketch Well, I Never 2024-02-13 | Jack, or sometimes John, Ketch was a notorious executioner renowned for how brutal and botched his executions were. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
Their Forbidden Love Affair Turned Deadly - The Story of Madeleine Smith & Emile LAngelier Well, I Never 2024-02-09 | One of the most famous murder cases in Scotland's history is that of Emile L'Angelier. He was the lover of wealthy socialite Madeleine Smith but when their affair threatened the heiresses' future she decided it was time to end things. Permanently. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Place Where Witch Swimming Began - The Story of the Northamptonshire Witch Trials Well, I Never 2024-02-02 | The Northamptonshire Witch Trials, conducted in 1612, marked a dark chapter in English history. Accusations of witchcraft led to a series of trials, with the alleged witches facing severe persecution. The trials were fueled by prevailing superstitions and fears of the supernatural. Local communities, gripped by hysteria, accused individuals of practicing dark arts and consorting with the devil.Though the Northamptonshire Witch Trials are a somber part of history, they serve as a reminder of the dangers of unfounded accusations and the impact of societal anxieties on vulnerable communities. Today, the trials are studied for their historical significance, shedding light on the complexities of the human psyche and the consequences of mass hysteria.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Last Teen to be Hanged in England | The Tragic Story of Allan Jee Well, I Never 2024-01-26 | Francis 'flossie' Forsyth holds the dubious record of being the last teenager to be hanged in England. The 18 year old was sentenced to death after he and his cohorts savagely attacked Allan Jee with their victim tragically passing away days later. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Man Who Killed King George V - Murder or Mercy? Well, I Never 2024-01-19 | The death of King George V was, due to his many ailments, seen as something that had been on the cards for a long while before it finally happened. But, was it hastened by the actions of his trusted physician? In this episode we explore the reign and death of King George V. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Pimlico Mystery - Did Adelaide Bartlett Get Away with Murder? Well, I Never 2023-12-29 | You can Download and Play Murder in the Alps now! https://nrdc.link/MurderinAlpsThe Pimlico Mystery was a poisoning case that gripped Victorian England, but was it murder? In today's episode we explore the events leading up to the death of Edwin Bartlett and ask if his wife Adelaide, got away with murder...Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Tragic Story of the Shell Lake Massacre Well, I Never 2023-12-22 | Surprise a loved one with Historic Mail this Christmas. Go to historicmail.com/WELLINEVER and check out with the code WELLINEVER to get 10% off.Thanks to Historic Mail for sponsoring this video!The Shell Lake Massacre was a horrific event that took place in the early hours of August the 15th 1967. In this episode we explore the lives of all those involved and the lead up to one of the worst mass killings in Canada's history. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Story of a Family Hanged for Murder but was the Victim Really Dead? Well, I Never 2023-12-15 | Surprise a loved one with Historic Mail this Christmas. Go to historicmail.com/WELLINEVER and check out with the code WELLINEVER to get 10% off.Thanks to Historic Mail for sponsoring this video!The 'Campden Wonder' was a bizarre event that took place in 17th century England. A tale of a missing man presumed dead a servant blamed for his murder who in turn blames two members of his own family. With 3 people hanged for the crime and justice apparently done, a wicked twist in the story changes everything and leaves us with more question than answers. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever00:00 - Intro 01:05 - Sponsor Segment 02:42 - The disappearance of William Harrison 05:05 - John Perry becomes a suspect07:05 - Perry changes his story08:58 - The Dead Rise with more questions than answers
Lottery Win Ends in Murder - The Tragic Kidnapping of Graeme Thorne Well, I Never 2023-11-24 | Get an exclusive Black Friday deal! Enter promo code WELLINEVER to get up to 6 additional months for free at https://surfshark.deals/wellinever @Surfshark Unraveling the Tragic Tale of Graeme Thorne: A Heartbreaking Kidnapping Case | Dive into the gripping story of 8-year-old Graeme Thorne, abducted in 1960, as we explore the devastating events, the desperate ransom attempt, and the profound impact on Australian society. Join us for a somber journey into a dark chapter in history, shedding light on the importance of child safety and the dangers of publicity. Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
The Wicked Crimes of Mary Bell Well, I Never 2023-11-17 | During the 1960s Mary Bell's crimes shocked the world, not just because the victims were children, but because she was a child herself. Bell became one of the youngest people to be charged with murder in modern history. The details of her gruesome acts and the subsequent trial captivated global attention. Her case raised profound questions about juvenile criminal responsibility. Despite serving a prison sentence, she was released in 1980 and granted lifelong anonymity. The story of Mary Bell remains a chilling chapter in true crime, sparking ongoing debates on rehabilitation and the complexities surrounding childhood criminality.Become a Channel Member ► youtube.com/channel/UCWCFthsYZHoPDIssCiD-mVQ/joinFacebook ► facebook.com/wellineverofficialTwitter ► twitter.com/WellINeverShowPatreon ► patreon.com/wellinever
