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yeah absolutely sorry buddy are you ready
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to get into this episode to cram all time
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on so i'm ready we're talking
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about the murders the
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victims were targeted by serial
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the came to be known as bible
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job from nineteen sixty
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eight to nineteen sixty nine three
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women in their mid twenties
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early thirties were murdered in
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the scottish industrial city of
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glasgow their names were patricia
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docker my mom mcdonald
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n helen potter separately
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they all had gone out for
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a night a dancing and socializing
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before they were merch the cases
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had many similarities including
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the fact that they were all mothers
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they were also all brunettes
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the women had all been savagely
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beaten and raped before being
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strangled to death in all in
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the same air the i would call
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those similarities gibbs i
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would do the you have women
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around the same age right
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same these range right
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somewhere ages the manner
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of that is similar
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they're all found in and basically the same
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area i think you would
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as law enforcement the
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have to believe there
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are some connection yeah between
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the three and were renault learn
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about a few other similarities one
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them constraints the body
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of each victim was found not long after
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they failed to return home the
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sister of one of the victims was believed
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to have been the only confirmed witness
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site later telling police
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the man who killed her sister loaded
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extensively the from the by during
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their conversations on the nine question
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this is what tesla the
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this mystery killer been
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dubbed bible job the murders
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resulted in one the biggest some best
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the gazans and scottish history
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over the years several persons of
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interest have been identified including
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another serial killers but no one
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has ever been sharks and the killer's
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identity remains hotly debated
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to this day that's a pretty popular
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unsolved case mean it's been
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out there since sixties then
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there's some strange facets yes
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to this case and lotta
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times that is what
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draws people man in
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a good investors right
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in what's going on they might even start
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researching it themselves the
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com can what we always
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corn chair detectives and
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put the pieces together themselves
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twenty five year old nurse patricia
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doctor was born in the early nineteen
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forties and grew up with parents john
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and paul lean in the lang
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side area of glasgow in
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nineteen sixty three patricia
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married a royal air force pilot
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name's alex the couple
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welcome the sun and nineteen sixty four
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but by nineteen sixty eight they
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were strange patricia in
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her four year old son moved back home
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the live with repair according
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to the scottish here she
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worked at moans kirk hospital
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in renfrewshire last
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job the city one the evening
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of february twenty second nineteen six
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year patricia told parents
7:41
she was going to the majestic ballroom
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dancing the on hope street and
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they agreed to baby sit there grants
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when i'm patricia didn't come home that night
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her parents assumed she'd stayed
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over at a friend's abreu
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news like to go to the ballroom sundance i
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was a ballroom dancer that
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one point in my life if they
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called you lefty it's not something that i
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talk about lot but there
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are couple of things here gives a jump out
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meets your first of all it's
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amazing to have family those
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by when you have young children
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because there almost
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always willing to help out with
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watching the the child or the children
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so you can go out and
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do something in in a second
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thing is the person doesn't
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come home that night the parents
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weren't overly worried they
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assume that she'd stayed overnight at
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a friend's house i get that
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maybe she adds the little bit too
8:40
much to drink and didn't
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want to catch a ride all the way back
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i don't know what the particulars are
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in this was
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korea cellphones rights is somewhat you're gonna
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pick up persona sites a mom
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i will be knocked on more players not like you're
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going to be able to reach out to for
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right don't wear to call that's
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the one thing that cellphones do they
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give you then have fixed number
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yeah essentially wherever you are
9:08
for people to get hold of for
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that the somebody didn't know exactly
9:12
where you were there's no reason
9:14
to try to call somewhere be as you
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don't know where your goal right it's funny
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you know are you talk about that the
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lid off the subject but was or heard a comedian
9:23
the other day say relationships back
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in the sixties and seventies we're
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so much better because the husband
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went work or wife both
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parties and eight o'clock in
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the morning until they came back together six o'clock
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they didn't talk to each other that man
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had all this time you know to has
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some conversations and stuff you know but today
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the probably talk to your spouse over
9:47
dozen times before even get home from work
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or you're both working from
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home yeah then
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oh yeah nighttime rolls around what
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, you have say in some
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instances girl talked out
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on the morning of february twenty
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third man on his way to fetch
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his car from secure parking
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garage and carmichael place in
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the battlefield area of glasgow
10:12
wow patricia naked body he
10:14
was lying face up in the garage
10:17
is doorway not far from our home
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one of her shoes was found near her body
10:22
there was little physical evidence
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of the crime all law patricia
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his belongings were miss the
10:29
clothing her handbag
10:31
enter watch her father was
10:33
the one who made the formal identification
10:36
of her party what we say
10:38
we know that gonna be tossed salads gotta be
10:41
you know one of worst things that
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the parent ever have to do
10:46
now some poured state that patricians
10:49
clothing was never found according
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to the daily record newspaper
10:53
her dress code and handbags
10:56
were found by the river by a police
10:58
died teams and or watch was
11:00
found a pool of water not
11:02
far from the crimes this
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is something that you and i battle on
11:07
routine basis your as
11:09
you're researching a cakes source
11:11
is often very yeah line
11:15
the information then you know much
11:17
more so as you go back in time
11:19
but we just had this on t cat on
11:22
a story that was just about twenty years
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old there was a lot of information
11:27
that conflicts depending
11:29
on what source you were looking
11:31
the post mortem examination confirm
11:34
that's patricia had been killed shortly
11:37
after leaving the damsel the
11:39
had been sexually assaulted and
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sustained significant blunt force trauma
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to the face and head he was then
11:45
strangled to death with the luggage sure
11:48
wage police thought could
11:50
have been about over a very brutal
11:52
murder the i think when you get
11:54
into the area blunt force trauma
11:57
the face and head and then than
11:59
obviously no strangulation
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with some type of liquor true whether was robe
12:04
about i think they could probably
12:06
tell the difference between rope bow judging
12:09
by the the marks on the neck but either
12:11
way i grew see a very brutal there
12:14
was also reported that patricia
12:16
was on her period when she dies
12:19
and her sanitary pad was found near
12:21
her boss these conducted a door
12:23
to door surge in the area where
12:25
patricia his body was found but no
12:27
one heard anything unusual
12:29
the night before except
12:32
for one resident who said
12:34
she heard a woman scream leave
12:36
me alone i'm guessing she didn't
12:39
go out and check on that screen this
12:42
is something i think plays into a number
12:44
of unsolved cases right
12:47
a neighbor somebody
12:49
nearby here's some that
12:51
it's always what do they make of
12:53
that right the also if
12:56
you think something dangerous is going
12:58
on do you want to go out and investigated
13:01
and put yourself potentially and in
13:03
harm's way my thought is okay
13:05
leave me alone depending on
13:08
the kitchen and what it sounded
13:10
like could just be you
13:12
people kind of are you fight are
13:15
you know messing around with each
13:17
of yeah war it
13:19
could be real cry for help but
13:22
it's not a gunshot though there
13:25
there is something that's a little
13:27
bit open to interpretation as
13:29
police retrace patricia last
13:31
movements they discovered that she hadn't
13:33
gone to the majestic ball the
13:36
summary instead she
13:38
went to another dance barrow
13:41
land ballroom which held
13:43
in over twenty fives night
13:45
for singles on the night that patricia
13:48
died he wasn't until several
13:50
days into the investigation that
13:52
police discovered the treasure
13:54
had gone to barrel
13:57
the not the majestic then it's
13:59
a big deal because i
14:01
think just based off what
14:03
she told her family the assume
14:06
that she had gone to majestic
14:09
though the last several
14:11
days worth of valuable time it
14:13
had hurt the investigation someone investigators
14:16
theorize patricia messer
14:19
till the the barrel land
14:21
the for the pair laugh together at
14:23
some point the killer tried
14:26
to forced himself on
14:28
patricia what she fall back then
14:30
the a casual punched and kicked her
14:32
in the face as she screamed
14:34
for help the killer raped patricia
14:37
and strangled her the death before stripping
14:39
her naked and taking her clothes
14:42
and hand and like you said
14:44
gibbs brutal yeah
14:47
mean just the description is
14:49
absolutely bird thirty
14:51
two year old single mother of three july
14:54
mcdonald was born in nineteen
14:56
thirty seven he was one of
14:58
seven children he was
15:00
determined to give her kids the best
15:02
life past according to the
15:04
blog old glasgow murders
15:07
jim i'm experience violence at hands
15:09
of her partner as result
15:11
she chose to raise your children on earth
15:14
rather than expose
15:16
them to a violent homework sometimes
15:18
us what you have to do come first
15:21
kids come vs lot always an easy
15:23
decision to make it your
15:25
now a single mother raising
15:27
three tears you don't have a lot money
15:30
the like we said the term and
15:32
to give her kids the
15:34
best life past my nineteen
15:36
sixty nine gym i'm a was living
15:38
in small two room apartment in
15:41
the suburb of bridgeton with her
15:43
kids she loved attending
15:45
the barrel and she could the
15:48
get away for a night out dancing
15:50
and fun when out for dancing
15:52
is visible time for one
15:54
august sixteen nineteen sixty nine
15:57
the mama left her three children with
15:59
her sister margaret while
16:01
she went out to the barrel land
16:04
but when jim i'm he didn't come home
16:06
make contact margaret began
16:08
to work the next day no
16:11
sign of sister margaret
16:13
her local rumors that a group of neighborhood
16:15
children had been over her talking
16:18
about finding a bomb in a
16:20
rundown apartment building on
16:22
mac history margaret
16:24
went to the abandoned apartment to
16:26
see if what she had heard was true
16:29
they probably running through her mind gibbs
16:31
was there is my sister
16:33
hurt the see out there
16:36
to see need my help when
16:38
margaret walked inside her
16:40
worst nightmare came true i'm
16:42
i'm as lifeless body lay
16:44
face down on the ground she was close
16:47
water underwear was torn in
16:49
her stockings and shoes were
16:51
lying beside her boss the
16:53
rough discovery anybody
16:56
but specially for your sister the
16:58
ip we talked before about
17:00
you what does it do to some
17:03
to find the dead body
17:06
an antique a lot times most
17:08
times that discoveries made
17:10
by someone who probably
17:13
doesn't even know the victim still
17:16
wacky be easy are
17:18
you have a woman who finds her sister
17:20
death so obviously would just be
17:22
such a traumatic discomfort
17:25
so they are found strange was as
17:27
he heard this rumor can't
17:29
figure out why the police the
17:32
go to the spring for she got there what
17:34
we don't have any indication that the police
17:36
heard the room right or had
17:39
any knowledge of that information
17:42
found by she overheard something
17:44
dot well i better go check it out
17:47
house to pay you
17:49
can call the police and ask
17:51
them to check it out there but it sounds
17:53
like she was just so worried about her
17:55
sister not taking
17:57
she was going to find her murdered obviously
18:00
thinking i better get over there
18:02
because she might need my help the
18:04
post mortem examination determined
18:06
jamire had been murdered around thirty hours
18:09
or so before she was found meaning
18:11
that she was killed
18:14
probably not long after leaving
18:16
the barrow land to go home she
18:18
had been raids and viciously been with
18:21
the attacker specifically
18:23
targeting her face for killer
18:25
strangled her with one of her own stock
18:28
like patricia darker the
18:31
minor was also on period when
18:33
she was killed an herb
18:35
sanitary pads was found near
18:37
her boss so you mentioned
18:40
it earlier gibbs that there
18:42
was gonna be another in
18:44
a strange connection
18:46
right where these
18:48
victims this is exactly
18:51
what you were talking about could
18:54
it be a coincidence that who
18:56
women the raped and
18:58
murdered it happened to be on
19:00
their peers could could i
19:03
think the detail that
19:05
really made it
19:08
to me seen not
19:10
coincidence is the
19:12
path been found
19:15
near the bot the description
19:17
was very similar in
19:19
both of these
19:22
then again neither vicious attack right sure
19:25
this killer really goes after the victim's
19:27
face previous
19:29
victim was kicked and punched this time
19:32
then you you have to ask question what
19:34
does that mean there's a rate there's
19:37
a stranger lace there's
19:40
also what seems to
19:42
be this deliberate targeting
19:44
of of the face with blows
19:47
blunt force trauma does
19:49
that mean something the guy
19:52
angry with the women the victims here
19:54
for the does angry with women
19:56
in general the any taken it out on these
19:58
victims it is good question
20:01
and then you know kind of dovetail
20:03
linda that okay within
20:06
that anger why specifically
20:09
the face how does that player we
20:11
had lead in july miss case
20:14
several eyewitnesses told police that
20:16
they'd seen her with a young slender
20:19
well dressed man on the evening
20:21
and question at the barrel and he
20:23
appeared to be between
20:25
twenty five and thirty five years old
20:28
was around six foot to six
20:30
foot two in had knee
20:32
short dark brown hair the
20:34
had a strong glaswegian
20:36
accent and was heard quoting the bible
20:39
during conversations you're
20:41
my main her campaign left the dance
20:43
hall around twelve forty eight according
20:46
to the glasgow evening times
20:49
they responded walking towards either
20:51
bane street more land
20:53
dressy street towards
20:55
your mom is house when police conducted
20:57
door door searches on the street where
20:59
her body was found one resident
21:02
recalled during woman screams on
21:04
night in question the had no idea
21:07
what time it could have been please
21:09
focus their efforts on the description of
21:11
them last scene which i'm i'm
21:14
and conducted a reenactment
21:16
of her final known move before
21:19
they could make much progress there
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nine year old mother of two when
25:20
potter lively outgoing
25:23
it said she had a love for music
25:26
the was born around nineteen forty
25:28
by nineteen sixty nine she
25:30
was living in an apartment on url
25:32
street with her mother in the neighborhood
25:35
of scots her husband
25:37
george was in the british in
25:39
couple had to young son george
25:42
was stationed elsewhere but
25:44
returned to glasgow regularly to
25:47
see his young family on october
25:49
thirtieth nineteen sixteen the
25:51
own told her husband she was going out with
25:53
her sister jean to the barrow
25:55
land we're helen love
25:57
to dance after having some
26:00
during sad to traders tavern helen
26:02
gene continued to the barrel once
26:05
they made the acquaintance of two men who
26:07
didn't know each other but both
26:09
gave their names as job the
26:12
john who dance with jean told
26:14
her that he lived in the castle milk
26:16
area of glasgow he
26:18
later became known
26:20
as castle mil jong
26:23
the other man who dance with helen
26:25
didn't you now there's no details
26:28
he was well spoken but
26:30
made no mention of where he live eventually
26:34
for people decided to head
26:36
home they left the dancer
26:39
half a mil john walk to george
26:41
square where he caught a boss according
26:44
to the glasgow evening times
26:46
gene helen in the other john
26:48
plot attacks from glasgow
26:51
cross they decided to drop
26:53
gene offers the live
26:55
twenty minutes away and nice when
26:57
the cab derived dad kelso
26:59
street got out and
27:02
she said good he watches
27:05
the cab continued towards url
27:07
street in headed towards
27:09
ensconced we're hello live
27:12
about a ten minute drive away when
27:15
helen failed return home her
27:17
husband george became worry
27:20
the next day a man walking his dog
27:22
at the rear of the apartment building
27:24
we're haven't lived discovered her
27:27
partially naked body beside
27:29
a drain pipe in the backyard killer
27:32
had strangled her with one of her stock
27:35
and she suffered severe injuries
27:37
from being beaten the contents
27:40
of her purse were found near
27:42
her body there was no sign of
27:44
the bag itself the man scuffling
27:47
was also found near her body there's
27:49
no doubt how and put up the
27:52
fight of life gives against
27:54
her attacker this was evidenced
27:56
by grass stains
27:58
on her shoes the even had
28:00
some on the souls of her feet as
28:03
officer scour the area for clues
28:05
they found signs that someone
28:07
had tried to run up a nearby
28:10
railway embankments but
28:12
it slipped in had fallen
28:15
or had been dragged back down so
28:17
i'd be based on that it was theorize that
28:20
helen had attempted to escape
28:22
heard attacker the she
28:24
tried to run up this
28:26
embankment five she
28:29
was overpowered dragged back
28:31
down then murder times
28:34
have you seen something like that the
28:36
movie or tv show you
28:38
know one times how
28:40
terrifying and as to me the guy
28:42
you ramos away only to
28:44
be grabbed it and hold back
28:46
down there the lot people
28:48
have dreams like that where
28:51
there either running
28:53
up hill and they they just
28:55
can't get it they they're they're sliding
28:57
back it means something i can remember
28:59
my wife has a yeah every known don't
29:02
think she has one where she being pulled
29:04
or dragged back down disconnect crest
29:06
she just can't no matter what she does
29:09
she keep get to the top of this hill
29:12
the and as with patricia and
29:14
gemayel oh and had been on
29:16
her peers at the time of murder
29:19
her sanitary pads was found
29:21
lying underneath her left arm the
29:23
post mortem examination sound
29:26
helen had been raped and
29:28
she'd sustained a deep bite
29:30
marks on her upper right side
29:32
this time friends governance was
29:34
banned in the form of semen
29:37
left on helen stockings by
29:39
her killed tragically
29:42
you'd she had been within sight
29:44
of her own home when she was
29:46
murdered according to the scottish
29:48
harold where'd the first victim
29:50
patricia doctor investigators
29:53
didn't find any viable they
29:55
appealed widely for information
29:57
from the public patricia
29:59
is murder when on so when
30:01
you're my mom and dad was murdered
30:03
eighteen months later the circumstances
30:06
of her death were strikingly
30:08
some those women had failed
30:10
to return home after attending
30:12
the barrel land there killer
30:15
had beaten and strangled them to death
30:17
with a literature before stealing
30:19
the women's him back both
30:21
victims had also been sexually assaulted
30:24
and both were on their peers but
30:26
despite these similarities initially
30:29
both murders were not considered
30:31
to be blink the don't
30:33
understand yeah i'm i'm having
30:35
trouble with it as well obviously
30:38
when you bring in the third murder
30:40
rate i think then it becomes
30:43
crystal clear but to me
30:45
it's it's pretty clear with the tumors
30:47
now they are eighteen months apart
30:50
the barrel lane the rain
30:53
the bead the granulation
30:56
those women run their periods
30:58
and we did the similarities
31:01
a hard to get past wow
31:03
i witnesses to jamire as murder
31:06
were able to describe the appearance
31:08
of the man she laugh with no
31:10
one recognized it wasn't
31:12
clear whether he was local more
31:14
visitor to the area though he
31:16
did seem to know the area
31:19
the that would probably lean
31:21
towards someone who either
31:24
lived in that area or the very least
31:26
around it was very familiar
31:29
frequent it frequent in that area
31:31
quite often however the
31:33
description the man was detailed enough
31:35
that's following jim i'm as murder
31:37
a composite drawing was distributed
31:40
to scottish media for national
31:42
publication it was said gives
31:44
that this was the first time this had ever
31:47
occurred in scott hundreds
31:49
of tips poured in from the
31:51
public they claim they recognize
31:54
the man but know these tips led
31:56
to the killer and again this
31:58
is something that you see a lot this is
32:00
your once that compiles it comes out
32:03
i think a lot of people look
32:05
at a picture the drawing
32:08
yeah c someone
32:11
they know oh for sure it's
32:13
not photograph this is it's much
32:15
different the your mind
32:18
works differently if
32:20
i see photograph and somebody says
32:22
his escape obviously i know
32:24
if it's you are not throw that is
32:26
some a draws a picture
32:29
okay does it kind of look like you
32:31
maybe maybe can i say it's
32:34
you no am i
32:36
gonna call the police and say to just
32:38
probably the meeting
32:40
for a little saturday night fun just
32:42
the knowledge that police are going to knock on your
32:44
door and ask you few questions worth
32:47
you know is funny the first time
32:50
that time was like still
32:52
funny but fifteen years later skyn
32:54
real all really is it
32:56
according to the bbc scottish
32:59
police made public appeals that barrel
33:01
lance for information what
33:03
the same time they were conducting
33:06
a covert operation the
33:08
see if they said flush out dismay
33:10
but they came up empty handed the
33:13
publicity around the murders meant
33:15
that patrons of the barrel
33:17
and we're very aware of
33:19
the police presence which kept
33:21
a lot of people away i
33:24
think not only police presence
33:27
when it's reported that the
33:29
people who visited the barrel land
33:32
for murder okay if i'm worn out
33:34
dancing i'm going to the majestic
33:37
yeah i'm not going to the barrel and
33:39
was going to avoid for now do i
33:41
know that somebody is specifically
33:43
targeting the emails that the
33:45
barrow land know the i want
33:47
take that chance absolutely not
33:50
no way
33:50
eventually the taxi driver
33:53
who had driven hell and her sister
33:55
jean and their male campaigns
33:58
home team to driver
34:00
said he dropped off hell and in the mystery
34:02
man around one am
34:04
on all three not far
34:07
from where home probably
34:09
the best lead detective god
34:12
the description provided by
34:14
helen sisters who had
34:17
interacted with her sisters
34:19
killer gene told police the
34:21
man was slender well dressed
34:24
around twenty five to thirty years old
34:27
he adds neat auburn reddish
34:29
hair and was around five
34:31
foot he also said that he
34:33
had distinctive crooked front
34:36
teeth the been dressed in white
34:38
shirt well cut blue
34:40
read and taylor brand soon they
34:43
badge on the lookout according
34:45
to the book scottish murder stories
34:47
by author molly whittington
34:49
egan the told police
34:51
the man talked about frequenting
34:54
pups in glass goes
34:56
joker district and spoke about
34:58
working in a laboratory the
35:01
remembered man saying his name was either
35:03
john templeton john
35:06
simple son or john
35:08
amherst the john something john
35:10
something the either a ton
35:13
or a son at the end of it
35:15
the told detectives that at
35:17
the end of night as the group
35:19
was leaving the barrel land this
35:21
may and referred to as as
35:24
an adulterous den of iniquity
35:26
while or that word a long time
35:28
no because lot people don't talk
35:31
like that the commented that
35:33
married women who attended the dance
35:35
hall we're the don't
35:37
trust though to
35:39
me that is very ah this
35:41
guy went there i'm
35:43
assuming with the intention
35:46
of having fun then
35:48
kind of talks about the place
35:50
in when i guess you would have call not
35:52
so right nice
35:54
the terms sorry but didn't go
35:56
further and say specifically
35:58
married whim who go to this
36:00
place we're adulterous
36:03
have you hear a guy talking like that then
36:06
you're married woman i think
36:08
there would be cause for concern absolutely
36:11
but i don't think it was because obviously
36:14
they laughed with this guy
36:16
they got into a taxi with
36:18
this guy they must not have taken
36:21
it that way jean said
36:23
that on the taxi ride home he
36:26
noticed this man was well spoken
36:29
what he had a habit of calling from
36:31
the old tests the also mentioned
36:33
that he likes to golf then
36:35
he didn't drink due to his
36:37
upbringing explaining he
36:39
preferred to pray instead
36:42
of drinking alcohol the
36:44
also told detectives that during
36:46
the taxi rides this guy's
36:49
manner made it clear that he was irritated
36:51
by her press he died
36:54
he wanted to wrong because he wanted
36:56
to be alone with hell in
36:58
our the journey continued is
37:01
this position changed he got aggressive
37:04
and she said he got mood wonder
37:06
if he was aggressive movie because the
37:09
frustration just kept growing the
37:11
warning to be alone with alan thou
37:14
gene around for
37:17
his frustration was growing
37:19
his anger was growing there's
37:21
anger that was going to
37:23
make him do what we know he
37:25
ultimately done i
37:28
don't know it's good question
37:30
when police cross reference genes
37:33
description of the man with that provided
37:35
by bouncers at the barrel lance
37:37
they stated demand they saw with helen
37:39
was short with black in
37:42
updated color sketch was release
37:44
based on jeans script despite
37:47
genes detail about
37:49
this man having crooked front
37:51
teeth good is critical
37:53
piece of information which really
37:56
probably could have helped with
37:58
the identification of this
38:00
wasn't include it makes me wonder why
38:02
they left that out rocket t he
38:05
was like an important the tell to
38:07
include yeah i think
38:09
it is was it an oversight
38:12
the the fact it the person
38:15
didn't know how to draw the crooked the
38:17
i have no idea police
38:19
received a report from a bus
38:21
driver and conductor who told
38:23
investigators they saw passenger
38:26
consistent with jeans description on
38:28
nine question according to the
38:30
book scottish murder stories the
38:33
passenger got off the boss around two
38:35
a the junction of
38:37
dumbarton road and
38:39
grace the man appeared
38:41
to shovel why he'd just been in
38:43
fight the jacket was stained
38:45
with mud then he had
38:47
a red mark honesty the
38:49
after got off boss said dumbarton
38:52
road and darby streets
38:55
the man walked towards the public sphere added
38:58
across the river clyde to the
39:00
south side of glasgow then
39:02
we mention it gives right detectives didn't
39:04
immediately length helens murder and
39:07
just like we said after
39:10
the murders are patricia enjoyment
39:13
after helens murder detectives
39:16
didn't immediately link
39:18
them all together despite what
39:20
you'd have to call remarkable
39:23
similar all three were
39:25
mothers their handbags were missing
39:28
the ammo is the same the
39:30
victims raped and beaten before
39:32
being strangled to death by liquid
39:34
shirts and we mentioned it right they
39:37
had all been on their period at the time
39:39
of their debt the media
39:41
seized on the religious aspect
39:43
the case dubbing the unknown
39:45
tiller bible john according
39:49
to the glasgow evening times
39:51
around one hundred detectives work
39:53
the case and we mention the fact
39:55
that this was a huge investigation
39:57
a lot and sector that is one hundred
40:00
they question more than five thousand
40:03
potential suspects only twelve
40:05
months into the investigation gives
40:07
it was said that helen sister jean
40:10
candid over three hundred lineups
40:13
mean as be exhausting three
40:15
hundred mean how many de
40:18
the luck and i mean i've probably been in way
40:21
and fifteen lineups noon and last
40:23
month yeah can imagine him
40:25
go there witness but she never
40:27
saw the face of her sisters killer
40:30
among any of abdomen though
40:33
three hundred how many think are in line
40:35
up at least six right yeah would
40:37
say at least six man at
40:39
the very least as probably twenty four hundred
40:41
men she looked at in
40:44
didn't find her sister's kill eventually
40:47
maybe that starts to blend to right yeah
40:50
i mean tyrosine first more you could just get
40:52
tired depending on
40:54
how many a d
40:56
she's having to go through a day
40:59
this year's canvas every single
41:01
business and institution the
41:03
hairdressers taylor's taxi drivers
41:05
and dentist i'm sure they
41:07
work the the dentist angle looking
41:10
for patients who had
41:12
a very crooked front teeth one
41:15
of big problems they had was
41:17
getting witnesses
41:19
from the barrow land to come
41:21
for the man known as castle
41:23
milk john never came from and
41:26
you know densely the case when cold you
41:29
can get when system the mountain
41:31
speak to you ruff it
41:34
always does now is there
41:36
a reason some
41:38
of these people would not want to come
41:40
from i'm going through some outage
41:43
if i was someone who was that the barrow land
41:45
on one the night of these move don't
41:48
have any information really right wasn't
41:50
involved in the murder you i really
41:52
wanna come for no
41:55
wing there's pretty
41:57
sadistic rapist
42:00
murderer on the loose
42:02
the i want my name who
42:04
accidentally get around
42:07
that having talk to police province
42:10
i just say that i do think sometimes
42:13
there or things to consider
42:15
right that people do consider when
42:17
they're making that decision your
42:20
do i come forward and tell
42:22
the police i was there that night or
42:24
not
42:25
the negatives might not want to specially
42:27
when we dive into one of the series old
42:30
due to use very strange the castle
42:32
most john never came
42:34
forward fear i can't imagine
42:36
he didn't know han police
42:39
were wanting to talk
42:41
to him now running
42:43
through his mine maybe was they're
42:46
gonna think i had something the do
42:48
it right or maybe all three of maybe
42:51
was must be at the barrel and and nine the
42:53
he can have very different reasons for not
42:55
wanting to come forward through may
42:58
be was married as one
43:00
his wife to know where he was that
43:02
who knows in nineteen eighty
43:04
three thirty five year old
43:06
man contacted the police according
43:08
to the glasgow evening times
43:11
the man claimed his friend was
43:13
bible g this man told detectives
43:15
the pair had both regularly
43:17
attended the bearer land at the time
43:20
the murders that you didn't realize
43:23
into reading a newspaper article
43:25
in nineteen seventy that his
43:27
friend who he said used
43:29
to dress well maybe
43:31
the killer this man
43:34
his suspicions onto the police but
43:37
they didn't believe the same newspaper
43:39
reported that this man was
43:41
later found living in the
43:43
nether though i have no idea
43:46
what does me as it relates
43:49
to whether or not this man
43:51
could have been bible jaws what
43:53
do know is that nothing really ever came
43:55
out of it it's going to be hard
43:57
for something to
44:00
now when you don't believe the person
44:02
who's telling you that the tip giving
44:04
is is it right the fact
44:07
that in nineteen eighty three
44:09
disguise living in the netherlands doesn't
44:11
really mean anything when i would
44:13
like to know his wife least didn't leave
44:15
this guy there could been a very valid
44:17
reason i just never saw
44:20
according to the daily record the
44:22
killers profile the indicated
44:24
that his desire carry
44:26
out violent acts wasn't
44:28
limited to inflicting harm on of
44:31
after reviewing man who had died
44:33
by suicide in the years following
44:36
the murders investigators
44:38
decide in nineteen ninety six to
44:40
zoom the body of man named
44:42
john macinnis beginners
44:44
had taken his own life and nineteen eighty at
44:47
the age of forty one now this
44:49
guy hadn't initially been
44:52
assessed why it was said
44:54
that one of his cousin one
44:57
the dna sample was extracted
44:59
from mckenna says zoomed
45:01
remains for comparison the
45:03
semen samples found on helen
45:06
the attacks that the
45:08
tests came back in some clues then
45:11
after scotland's most senior state
45:13
prosecutor determined there was insufficient
45:16
evidence linking macinnis the
45:18
helms murder the dead man
45:20
was officially cleared of any
45:22
inbox investigators
45:24
that that something for corporate
45:27
time but here's something that i struggle
45:29
with i get that there's insufficient
45:32
evidence how does that translate
45:34
into smearing someone
45:37
involved the cats were inconclusive
45:40
how does a clear any one i never
45:43
understand the roads and we have
45:45
seen that in a number of
45:47
case the
45:48
say they did it doesn't say they didn't daughter
45:50
had you you're coming out
45:52
saying they didn't do exactly i
45:55
just don't get the in two thousand
45:57
four police started testing
45:59
the dna
46:00
they are the select group of men
46:02
in custody in the hope that they
46:04
could find a genetically who
46:06
the semen sample one
46:08
man arrested on a petty a sense
46:10
provide the sample that was said
46:12
to have been and eighty percent
46:15
mack though you're
46:17
at it was reported this man the man
46:19
was likely related who
46:22
the person who that that
46:24
semen sample the problem is
46:26
gibbs there really wasn't much
46:28
else about it i'm not
46:30
sure if the police made any
46:32
further inquiries oh
46:35
my how are they took pretty
46:38
close eighty percent eighty
46:40
percent now this is two thousand and four the
46:43
day this sounds
46:45
to me like the genetic
46:47
genealogy that is being used
46:49
to solve so many cases
46:52
that unfortunately there just wasn't much in
46:54
the research about
46:57
four in two thousand
46:59
and five it emerged that man named
47:01
john edwards who bore resemblance
47:04
to the police sketch at been arrested
47:06
following an argument with a young
47:08
woman in the barrel land
47:10
during that time frame of the murders when
47:13
edgar was taken to the hospital for
47:15
stitches following this altercation
47:18
the game hospital staff a
47:20
fake name of john why for
47:22
escaping while his hand costs
47:25
were removed when edgar voluntarily
47:27
provided a dna sample more
47:29
than thirty five years later he
47:32
was ruled out as bible john
47:34
they're just looking at everybody seems
47:37
like my in they should
47:39
be i mean this seems like some
47:41
pretty good police work to me didn't pan
47:43
out to
47:45
gone back to this eighty percent match
47:48
and then you we just don't find anything else
47:50
about right media assume that
47:52
there is nothing else follow up on that's why
47:54
we haven't heard anything
47:56
then maybe we'll talk about the dm but
47:58
it seems like with way technology
48:01
is today they should be
48:03
able to go back and maybe look
48:05
at this again in two thousand
48:07
said investigators launched
48:09
operation anagram the
48:11
research the background of convicted
48:14
serial killer peter hope
48:16
then compare his movements who
48:19
and number of unsolved murders
48:21
and bring tobin was born in scotland
48:23
and met his first wife had the barren
48:25
land in nineteen sixty after
48:28
marrying the couple moved from glasgow
48:30
blade romney south coast
48:32
of england in nineteen
48:34
sixty nine they lived there for
48:36
the next twenty then moved
48:39
between braden in glasgow between
48:42
nineteen ninety one and two thousand
48:44
said oh been murdered a teenage
48:46
girl and two young women in
48:48
south east england the also
48:50
drugged and raped to
48:52
thirteen year old girl the
48:55
monster the games or i think
48:57
lot of people view look on
48:59
line you can go through
49:01
forums and and read wire
49:03
the bore thinking the lot
49:06
of them are thinking that tobin is
49:08
is a good possible suspect
49:10
he was in his early twenty's at time
49:13
of the barrel land murder so he
49:15
was the area yeah
49:17
we know use in the area the
49:20
age range why season there
49:22
for twenty twenty
49:24
five to thirty would to
49:26
thirty five people don't
49:29
really always do real well
49:31
with with ages when they give descriptions
49:34
we just said he lived in glasgow
49:36
he met his first wife at the barrel more
49:39
circumstantial evidence came to light when
49:41
it emerged that all three
49:43
of turbans x was later told
49:46
police that he regularly
49:48
job to salted and rate during
49:51
their marriages but one the most compelling
49:53
pieces of circumstantial evidence
49:56
incriminating him where the
49:58
planes made by his why is that
50:01
if they were on their years
50:03
when tobin wanted to have sex this
50:06
drove him into rage resulting
50:08
in physical five this
50:10
could explain why
50:12
these three victims or been
50:15
so savagely maybe
50:18
i will john during his the
50:20
tag
50:21
when he found out they run appear it just went
50:24
into rage
50:25
according to the scotsman tobin
50:28
was a religious man the wind
50:30
by as many as forty
50:32
different listen one
50:36
which was said to have been john
50:38
simple and would go back to
50:41
helen sister jean that
50:43
sounds very similar
50:45
the one of the names that
50:47
she said viable john
50:50
gave her and she's ever john sultan
50:53
yeah
50:54
running a guy that goes by forty
50:57
different aliases might just added
50:59
c o n on one of course that's
51:01
lot alias sir that
51:03
as many as you have but it's lot it is
51:06
the goodness i have that app on
51:08
my phone the alias generator
51:10
yes now there are some reasons
51:13
why peter tobin
51:15
might not be as killer he
51:17
was living in brighton at the
51:19
time the murders were committed
51:22
also tobin seal
51:25
the bodies of his victims
51:27
by bearing though
51:30
obviously much differ bible
51:32
john left the bodies
51:34
of his victims out in
51:36
the open in public
51:38
places he had to have known
51:40
gives they were going to be discovered very
51:42
very quick coburn
51:45
the had much different hair then
51:47
what bible john has the police
51:49
sketch investigators ran
51:51
turbans dna against the semen
51:54
sample the problem is
51:56
the sample had great overtime
51:59
the nauseum he is
52:01
it also the sad
52:03
that it wasn't appropriately
52:05
preserved there was
52:07
enough data to conclude
52:10
that it was in a match to
52:12
what this degradation of
52:15
the semen sample might
52:17
make hard to do what i suggested
52:20
which you know why is the
52:22
use this kind of genetic
52:25
genealogy to figure out the
52:27
family and the narrow down to
52:29
the actual perpetrators them
52:31
i have a a tough time doing
52:34
maybe one day they're gonna have the fire
52:36
and in it too regenerate
52:40
dna that will be great
52:42
their raw razor pretty smart
52:44
people out there that people come up with
52:47
amazing things all the time when
52:49
helen sister jeanne was shown
52:51
photos of tobin she was sure
52:54
that he was not the
52:56
same man he encountered
52:58
on the night helen was killed though
53:01
i didn't when you take everything
53:03
and put it together he doesn't
53:05
seem like that individual
53:08
yes he said doesn't
53:10
seem likely to be
53:11
bible jones and i seek investigators
53:14
believe that and have eliminated
53:16
him as a suspect over
53:18
the years multiple one have
53:20
reported being sexually assaulted by
53:23
men they'd mad at the barrel
53:25
lands in the late nineteen sixty
53:28
in two thousand seven it emerged
53:30
that one woman named hannah marie alleged
53:33
she was assaulted by man she
53:35
met at to dance or in april
53:38
of nineteen sixty nine is
53:40
detailed in the both the last british
53:42
serial killer by criminologists
53:44
david wilson the attack left
53:47
hand of pregnant and she gave birth
53:49
to a baby girl in january
53:51
nineteen seven than
53:53
his father force her to give the baby
53:55
up for adoption and kicked her
53:57
out of the house helen potok
53:59
says there the died
54:02
in september two thousand and ten he
54:04
didn't the only living person believed
54:06
to have come face to face with
54:09
this perpetrator known as
54:11
bible job his two thousand
54:13
and thirteen book dancing with the devil
54:15
former police officer paul harrison
54:18
alleged that bible john was
54:20
never apprehended because was
54:22
a police officer also
54:25
claimed investigators were aware of
54:27
this factor bouncers
54:29
that the barrel land reported that man
54:31
who regularly attended code
54:34
other patrons are a warrant car
54:37
which is the scottish equivalent
54:39
of police id there
54:41
was another theory that the killer
54:43
was enlisted in the armed force then
54:46
he couldn't be located because he was
54:48
out of country but even distributing
54:50
the composite sketch to british
54:52
armed forces bases worldwide
54:55
didn't help it was as though bible
54:57
john had disappeared into center harrison
55:00
told the daily record he knows
55:02
who the man is and where he lives
55:04
but for now is unable
55:06
to name him public the
55:09
strange state well
55:11
it's interesting yeah and also
55:13
strange i would use that word as
55:15
well suited to me it really
55:17
comes down to to to say either
55:20
does have really good evidence
55:22
right are of who the killer is
55:24
but not enough evidence that he
55:26
feels comfortable publicly
55:29
naming the sky the view name
55:32
somebody as a killer the
55:34
really putting yourself out there better
55:36
be built back it up in your opening yourself
55:38
up for a great deal of liability
55:40
i guess that the the alternative
55:43
is he have hunch
55:45
of who it is and therefore don't
55:48
really have evidence nowhere
55:50
near enough evidence to the
55:53
some i didn't we want he'll
55:55
come for we have to time he
55:58
the be interviewed to the daily right obviously
56:01
this man was alive the he said
56:03
he knows where he lives the gives
56:05
this cases well over fifty
56:07
years old though the
56:10
just based on that you
56:12
would think the perpetrator would
56:15
be somewhere between seventy
56:18
the to maybe than eighty five years
56:20
old right if they were so what
56:22
if maybe the
56:24
you still live and until he passes the
56:27
guy's gonna stay quiet when someone
56:29
dies the big your liability
56:32
changes some was sir saying
56:34
certain things about no
56:36
one of the things and best years or dad
56:38
it's time was whether
56:40
any of the victims were murdered by
56:43
their partner send you would expect that
56:45
should be first person the one the first
56:47
individuals that the police look
56:49
aggro the cursor dockers
56:52
ex husband provided a solid
56:54
alibi he was excluded
56:57
helen's husband to was excluded
56:59
early on although he really wasn't
57:02
that what our was based
57:04
on there was nothing to suggest
57:07
that helen george were having
57:10
marital problems or or anything like that
57:12
then we always have to explore the possibility
57:15
that more than one killer
57:18
was operating in
57:20
glasgow the time preying
57:22
on women as the barrel
57:25
lands i don't know you can completely
57:27
discount that the erie
57:30
we can i don't believe gives everybody
57:33
one hundred percent believe that
57:35
all of these murders or there's
57:38
one theory that the same
57:40
individual killed july
57:42
mcdonalds and helen pathak
57:44
but that patricia dockers killer
57:47
was someone completely that
57:49
gears have received some criticism
57:52
what some people have called tunnel vision
57:54
and focusing on only the theory of a single
57:57
perpetrator i can
57:59
understand in this case
58:01
why they believe all
58:04
three women were killed by the same
58:06
person i find it hard believe
58:08
that they weren't just been here it all
58:10
adds up to me that they would be please
58:12
all the time our criticized
58:15
for handled his sure
58:17
most time when we talk about
58:19
it's it's because they've locked in
58:21
on a suspect very very early
58:24
on to the exclusion
58:26
of looking at other people
58:29
which is back the news case i
58:31
am have hard time disagreeing
58:33
with the single killer
58:36
fears agree with you seems
58:38
most logical now what i do
58:40
find extremely interesting
58:43
there's that bible john
58:45
is not believe to be responsible
58:47
for any further no
58:50
murders around scotland
58:52
or britain it's hard for me to
58:54
bully that man like this
58:57
who committed the the
58:59
rapes and murders he did
59:01
in the way that he did we
59:03
just all the sudden say nope
59:06
it's it not going to
59:08
do that anymore yeah i'm
59:10
good now yes i find that
59:12
hard to believe based on all the research
59:15
that you and i have done on serial
59:17
killers that's definitely not
59:19
the norm make it good either
59:22
moved on the morales read
59:25
was arrested on something or
59:27
he died one in think the
59:30
other thing that ran through my mind was
59:32
that could he have kept
59:34
doing the same thing maybe
59:36
not targeting women at the parallax
59:39
switched it up switched it up dot
59:41
quoting bible verses because the
59:43
paper was calling him bible
59:46
january changed up his
59:48
ammo the little bit then
59:51
it would be much tougher i think for
59:53
police to lane this
59:56
killer with those three murder yeah
59:58
because everything would be so different
1:00:01
he could have moved somewhere
1:00:03
and and kept doing it and then again
1:00:05
it would have been harder to put together as well we
1:00:09
mentioned it over fifty years have passed
1:00:11
but the investigation remains open
1:00:14
some detectives still
1:00:16
maintain a someone in
1:00:18
the killers inner circle knows
1:00:22
what he's done knows who he is
1:00:25
but is protecting courses
1:00:27
possibility has always possibility
1:00:30
yeah nine given the age
1:00:33
given how many years have passed
1:00:36
every year it's more and more likely that
1:00:38
this killer there's no longer
1:00:40
alive in every year as more
1:00:42
and more likely that anybody
1:00:44
who would have known what he did
1:00:47
there's no longer a that's is
1:00:49
how time according to the
1:00:51
daily record as recently
1:00:53
as late two thousand twenty one there
1:00:56
was a movement with other potential
1:00:58
person's adventurous when updated
1:01:00
versions of the police sketch were
1:01:02
released to the public dozens
1:01:04
of tips were received these
1:01:07
were told about one man who regularly
1:01:09
attended glass goes dance
1:01:11
halls the religious and
1:01:13
worked in a glasgow laboratory
1:01:16
before moving to dump police
1:01:18
found out that this man took his own life
1:01:20
in mid nineteen seventies
1:01:23
could he be bible down possibly
1:01:26
yeah now we know i stopped if
1:01:28
it was him if it wasn't the or
1:01:30
even if this killer is
1:01:32
that the there's a the
1:01:34
chance that he is after all
1:01:37
the time that his pass nice
1:01:39
to know that this investigation is so
1:01:41
open it's nice
1:01:43
to know that as recently
1:01:45
as late last year there was movement
1:01:48
i don't know the viability
1:01:51
of you that semen sample
1:01:53
and what they can pause far dna
1:01:56
you could they now get into some
1:01:58
of this net a junior
1:02:00
well gee that's that's being used
1:02:02
possibly hopefully they're give a shot
1:02:05
would you want to see his you know resolution
1:02:07
for the victim's families you
1:02:10
the had sober those children
1:02:12
i'm seen any justice know for
1:02:15
their mothers they were left
1:02:17
to grow up without their mothers
1:02:20
it's brutal cakes and
1:02:22
there's no doubt gibbs that whoever
1:02:25
this guy it was a nasty
1:02:28
there still is the nasty
1:02:30
individually i find it very
1:02:33
hard to believe that after
1:02:36
three rapes and murders
1:02:39
that he committed in in the brutal way
1:02:41
that he did that he would voluntarily
1:02:44
that right
1:02:46
i just find that very hard to believe the
1:02:48
near the fact that probably in
1:02:50
his mind justified
1:02:52
is murderers because of is religious
1:02:55
beliefs the you're on the right track
1:02:58
they can his mind he did if
1:03:00
you have any information on the murders
1:03:03
a patricia docker jeremiah
1:03:05
mcdonald or helen put out you
1:03:08
can make an anonymous report to
1:03:10
crimestoppers uk as
1:03:12
zero eight zero zero five
1:03:14
five five one one one that's
1:03:16
a good for our episode on
1:03:18
the unsolved bible john
1:03:20
murders the tunnel cakes
1:03:23
that like we said some amazing
1:03:26
technology for is that we have
1:03:28
now there will be amazing technology
1:03:30
that comes out
1:03:32
within the next five years ten
1:03:34
years you know i
1:03:36
am more hopeful today there
1:03:39
when we first started this podcast
1:03:42
some of these older cases are
1:03:44
densely going to be saw don't
1:03:46
always gonna come around to were seen
1:03:48
it mounting something's gonna come out
1:03:51
that's a voicemail want check those out for
1:03:53
serum marking to be my
1:03:55
name's heather
1:03:56
i'm from perth australia now
1:03:58
either originates on such as then
1:04:00
delete or as love you to do my
1:04:02
i am i love
1:04:04
you guys have been same to they are you
1:04:06
have had cats phone for couple of and
1:04:09
mighty for the plastic more you
1:04:12
can us all about murder and crime and to my
1:04:14
attention to the however i've
1:04:17
been terms your voice is perfect for bedtime
1:04:19
story that of your interjection
1:04:21
i always given a good giggle keep
1:04:24
up the good work guys really love
1:04:26
listening she'll channel am and
1:04:28
kicker uncomfortable the to do
1:04:30
my south africa than
1:04:33
we do south african case how
1:04:35
that help her she wanted you to try
1:04:37
to do her ex then you're not obliged
1:04:40
the yes the wait
1:04:42
she had nail on the head though because you're
1:04:44
after we record they
1:04:46
get a little sleepy yeah and
1:04:49
you always tell me a bedtime story pussy
1:04:51
right so i know and then you leave and
1:04:53
go home it works like the
1:04:56
most melatonin sixty percent of the time
1:04:58
it works everytime exactly
1:05:00
no team might this is
1:05:02
alison i'm calling from new brunswick
1:05:05
canada has been listen
1:05:07
to your podcast probably
1:05:10
almost two years now and
1:05:12
a loveless seems his eyes a
1:05:14
badger hilarious loves
1:05:17
, yes shows that
1:05:19
you're playing a
1:05:21
lot of stuff has there been a very
1:05:24
interesting to me and i'm wondering
1:05:26
if if are interested
1:05:29
in a couple of old
1:05:32
cases that are here in new brunswick
1:05:34
canada
1:05:35
no mentors ah from
1:05:39
nineteen ninety
1:05:41
three ninety one and
1:05:45
almas year our allies
1:05:47
year anyway aside
1:05:49
my chances of me having look
1:05:52
at both those are either one of those
1:05:54
and doing have some old blurb
1:05:56
on them ah me
1:05:58
i know what's going on with okay i
1:06:00
can rest the world by says
1:06:03
understand sell their respective
1:06:05
other way , hadn't a solo
1:06:07
an issue
1:06:10
have they
1:06:11
were detected two cases our the animal the
1:06:13
that does are probably solve cases i believe
1:06:15
i was prime meant for t cabin up or down
1:06:17
on some but yeah well deafening second guy
1:06:20
in virginia
1:06:21
that again and summer someone to pay
1:06:23
off if you get on here you're like uses
1:06:25
freezer so honestly see a
1:06:27
podcast when that the trans or you
1:06:30
know my the brand whatever by
1:06:32
they get so tired of it and i'm like
1:06:35
looks yummy to sit here and listen
1:06:37
to what they're saying it is really the
1:06:39
be aware unit know what is
1:06:41
going on around her passive
1:06:43
plan is kids now are so in their
1:06:45
phones the face you know where you could
1:06:47
come up and had lot of her hair and
1:06:49
they wouldn't the know and that's terrifying
1:06:51
and he's a and i just really
1:06:53
really sad a hammer home to him
1:06:55
you have to be aware of nurses
1:06:57
only i'm only thirty eight five
1:07:00
times when i was throwing us it's
1:07:02
not like it is now and it's terrifying
1:07:04
and they're so long as you say so thankful
1:07:06
for all your do and he goes like
1:07:08
our podcast citizen some other one is and
1:07:10
least he gets into it because he says the are funny
1:07:13
as you think the fell far as
1:07:15
like you know it is what have you been
1:07:18
it
1:07:18
is what it is it always is what it is
1:07:21
i agree i mean the phone
1:07:23
thing and i mentioned it to you
1:07:25
before dibs have gotten out of
1:07:27
the car
1:07:28
was it a mall in were at
1:07:31
a job as a know some parking
1:07:33
lot the wife kids out my daughter's
1:07:35
get out shut the door
1:07:37
they're walking they're looking in
1:07:39
phone i'm like okay if i'm
1:07:41
not here who
1:07:43
is looking out the who's got your head
1:07:45
on a swivel yeah nobody them
1:07:48
to what i thought you yes and
1:07:50
i talk about it all the time yeah
1:07:53
i do think it's important i'm not obsessive
1:07:55
about there's maybe i talk about
1:07:57
it too most people think tanks i'm just walking
1:07:59
or swiveling but
1:08:02
i always know when i get out of car who's
1:08:04
park next to me was going on behind
1:08:06
me and i'm i'm scanning a senior
1:08:08
managers moving your address shuffling you're from
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, a little danger can look like our
1:08:13
john belushi and that the animal
1:08:16
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1:08:18
he was sneaky yes are right that
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