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as lazy times i get called lacey

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like a lot yeah a

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i don't get it

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lucy is the more common

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classic name

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him who knows they're both pretty common

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but they i don't know how you get those mixed up

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amanda what is our wine

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also made a year

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the recommendation to drink scotch

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oh and

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as i have

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been into causes cycle of

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his allergies or is it covered

6:43

and i've been testing everyday and

6:45

it is not over the moon but

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i'm not fucking drinking scotch

6:50

i'm not fucking drinking anything today

6:52

of i thought i would i

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am always wondering like ah

6:56

what's the difference between scotch whisky and bob

6:58

of us oh my god that's one of my son said yeah

7:01

so i just have six quick

7:03

fun fact about scotch

7:07

okay in a that say never

7:09

you want to be drinking scotch

7:11

they go ahead to you i

7:14

i don't want harper after our really at

7:16

one time he accesses

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no it's not i don't understand

7:20

how people can enjoy scotch i

7:22

can't do brownlee that but yeah

7:25

people really like it's i mean if you can train

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your policy

7:28

you can find a lot of incredible flavor

7:30

the nuances i just have not been able to train

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our it's not for me i like it

7:35

in a cocktail like will i like whiskey

7:37

and bourbon and a cocktail

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the

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no i can't drink the kerry wood street

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no no i can

7:45

very little stray anymore anyway

7:48

just in general i went all

7:50

when i lived with the man's rugby team

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in college now as a lot of standing

7:55

with all the injured players on the sidelines

7:58

and then they were just

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if a bottle of scotch in a bravo or

8:02

bad around the line and we would just all

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take poll says oh that

8:08

last time i drank get straight ah

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absolutely not or ago f

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o a river up again and this

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is number one we're

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five that's can only

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be made in scotland votes like champagne that

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number two

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gotcha must be matured in

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oak casks for a minimum of

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three years and have a minimum

8:30

the b b of forty bertha as

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a whole eggs

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are owed fire wenger hour

8:37

yeah i've heard that some hair on your chest

8:40

and face and seat and hey

8:43

it has affected number three only

8:45

three basic raw materials are used

8:47

to make stats water

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fury old

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the east so cereals for

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bribes as a grain weed

8:55

whatever they're using

8:57

that number for a blended scotch

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whisky can contain over one

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hundred different scotch

9:03

whisky although usually between two

9:05

the and forty is what they did oh

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a lotta different set to bled then

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told me about it though if you're

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making all these different scotch

9:15

his and then you have like left overs

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in the barrel

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man it's it's up cycling it's

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zero waste menu blend

9:24

all these scots is scotch whiskies and

9:26

then you make you make scotch whisky

9:28

and you can use the remaining

9:30

run out

9:31

the backlash if you have a

9:33

full member never

9:39

that

9:39

were you following that yeah

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i'm mad as had spurs is

9:44

somebody scared

9:46

these are gonna be big and and backyard

9:48

and lead jab and seal a

9:50

sniper to sell to sell sad

9:57

bob and prayers ah there are

9:59

more enjoyable

10:00

them on the rocks thought castrate our

10:02

just like school remaining and

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away their i assisted with

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yeah , you actually care about

10:09

scotch and or whiskey and over that

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show listen to rhythm on the rocks and

10:13

not us but

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anyway fixes scan

10:20

not every a is not a pothole

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have any single malt or blended scotch

10:25

whisky refers to the youngest

10:27

with used to make the product so

10:30

if you have you have whisky with those like hundred

10:32

different then they gotta

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go with the young guess they are over sell

10:37

it

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i guess which i think a pet a while the because

10:40

then you could get all be sipping on certain

10:42

that yeah i mean year

10:44

and it's labeled as it's one ear i mean who

10:47

knows maybe they save

10:49

those for

10:50

hi would have and glance i would

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imagine and fun

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facts numbers yeah

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there are over one hundred distilleries

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in scotland and every drop of scotch

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in the

11:01

world will have come from

11:04

one or more of them because again scotch

11:06

has to be made his daughter

11:07

i'm proud of not that big and her

11:09

know like size and or populate so

11:12

and one hundred distilleries is not

11:14

that many to supply the

11:17

war way of when thoughts i'm

11:19

i'm amazed at lot of barrel

11:22

to see very large distilleries i

11:24

know it's wild so yeah those

11:27

are my scotch fun facts i am not

11:29

sites in it is an underage and lotta

11:32

i am drinking water that daughter

11:34

said that door and at

11:38

there were all the were fucking

11:42

another thought of scotch made me

11:44

gag bernardino

11:45

idea when it's rough

11:48

stuff it's interesting

11:50

saw there's that that was fun yeah

11:53

yeah admires right

11:55

well more power

11:57

background and maybe say

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say oh i gotta get something hold

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edit all that a jar of global

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12:12

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12:14

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12:17

think that they didn't know how big my

12:19

star of bones is which

12:21

is like a small ish size

12:24

mason jar full of small

12:26

goat tailbone the

12:29

beautiful less that are thank you so much for

12:31

this i was in shock when i received

12:33

listen the mail oh god apparently

12:36

went to a goat farm like a ghost the

12:38

milk and meat farm or something

12:41

and she asked

12:42

the farmer if there were any bones

12:45

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12:48

, podcast set a

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ten inches tall as tall

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doll houses like to

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i know my god there is a cricket

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or cry put machine

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13:22

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13:27

the impact of yeah pick with

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okay i have it somewhere anyways

14:03

know say okay so this is an encyclopedia

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britannica caitlyn the

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most northerly of the for parts of the

14:09

united kingdom occupying about

14:12

one third or occupy is about one

14:14

third of the island of great britain and

14:16

first fall i guess i don't know the

14:18

difference taken that he cited kingdom and

14:20

great britain five things

14:22

that only difference is that the united kingdom

14:25

includes northern ireland

14:28

which is on a separate

14:30

islands

14:33

the the so great britain

14:35

is england scotland

14:38

in ireland no

14:40

ireland has it's own country

14:43

great britain a

14:45

while yeah great britain

14:48

i believe is the england

14:50

scotland and wales

14:52

then the uk is england scotland wales

14:54

and northern ireland i say

14:57

well google it

14:59

later there's no

15:01

way to now

15:02

illinois complicated in my mind

15:04

i'd whatever i'm an idiot okay

15:08

the name scotland derives from the latin

15:10

scotia land of the scots

15:12

at my over scotia yeah

15:14

do scotland in langley

15:16

hi god i just got

15:19

that led oh why did

15:21

the blue yellow early as add

15:23

up to new the news they

15:26

, totally guy i love

15:28

the sir

15:29

so a lot of people who used to live in the

15:31

highlands like before the eighteenth

15:34

century started moving out of the highlands

15:36

probably like industrial revolution they

15:38

were just like wow there's an easier way to live

15:40

though they were cleared off their land

15:43

by greedy landlords who didn't want

15:45

farmer tenants anymore and they wanted

15:47

to clear their land for like hunting

15:49

and like sheep grazing

15:52

and so they'll force staff force staff of poor

15:54

people from their land and they went to canada

15:56

and the you that's about right great

15:59

the why my

16:02

in england and i rarely rarely

16:05

idea yes because press

16:07

a purse scotland that a purse

16:09

australia yeah and

16:11

, nova scotia thing here we go where piecing

16:13

together world history of course i sit

16:16

by that actually go that yeah or

16:18

here i remember world

16:20

as soon i will never

16:22

that over nova scotia the

16:25

never cover for the

16:27

my my scottish ancestors went

16:29

to canada first and then they made

16:31

their way to north dakota

16:33

and then minnesota okay

16:36

is a calculator celtic calculator

16:39

celtic celtic just the basketball t

16:41

i correct yes or as a baseball

16:43

as basket basketball i have been pretty

16:45

sir it is basketball obama met

16:47

it's boston the boston celtics

16:50

okay so it's celtic so this is that's

16:52

where a celtic people from ireland who settled

16:54

on the west coast of great britain in

16:57

about the fifth century ce

16:59

the name caledonia has often been

17:01

applied to scotland especially oh no

17:04

a tree freedonia i wish

17:06

though caledonia is derived

17:08

from caledonia color don't

17:10

i which is the roman name

17:12

of a tried in the northern part of what is

17:15

now scotland my name's

17:17

going on okay

17:20

i just thought this was really really cool gets

17:22

in terms of like the landscape and

17:25

like the early people glacier

17:27

activity prior to the mesolithic

17:29

period has destroyed evidence of human

17:31

activity in the area there

17:33

may have been people around of super

17:36

fucking long time ago but and believe

17:38

that the first post glacial groups

17:40

of hunter gatherers arrived in scotland

17:43

around twelve thousand eight hundred years

17:45

ago ah

17:47

feels like yesterday

17:50

the time scotland was covered in forests

17:53

are they had more bod land and

17:55

the main form of transportation was by

17:57

water mary

17:59

and

18:00

the ball do they have like the news and

18:02

stuff yeah definitely

18:05

february began building the first known permanent

18:07

houses on scottish soil around ninety

18:10

five hundred years ago and the first

18:12

villages around six thousand years ago

18:15

the northern and western isles a lack

18:17

of trees resulted in structure is being built

18:19

from local stone and many structures

18:22

burial and ritual sites are still preserved

18:24

today

18:25

this is the part that gives me goosebumps

18:28

this is the main reason i now want to go to scotland wow

18:30

okay i the only rings on a

18:32

oh yeah a better it's called skara

18:35

brae or scare a brave man

18:37

deeply everybody plays is

18:39

a neolithic complex that dates

18:41

back to around three thousand one hundred

18:43

and eighty bc he making it

18:45

older than stonehenge and of the great

18:48

pyramid

18:49

well leave go to the dry this

18:51

will be on the blog i have i think for

18:53

pictures of this area

18:56

oh cool you're looking at it

18:59

as now inside

19:01

oh c'mon man the rest of my

19:03

know basically

19:05

like they like gao gao

19:08

foundations or then felt like stone

19:11

cool al all it's

19:13

all the luck in compound

19:15

it's like really their have

19:17

it all their i hobbit hole

19:19

there too cozy little hobbit houses

19:21

and my god brilliant because

19:23

they are like protected from

19:25

the elements they're naturally cool

19:27

in the war month and their insulated

19:29

and warm in the old bugs as

19:31

windy as fuck them deal

19:33

with that shit notices i

19:36

want to live in one of the

19:37

right arm themselves you to sell

19:39

fucking q and then it's so cool

19:41

the one that says the interior as a lady

19:44

i set it up to look like how it looks

19:46

at the time they have like a tarp

19:48

there there must have been like some sort a roof over

19:51

it the

19:53

i don't want to camp i want to delay up and these

19:55

ah what a mile i'm on one

19:57

of these sheepskin throw ah

20:00

romeo and oh see

20:02

i am

20:04

might a little the fire at the center of

20:07

periodic porno said in one

20:09

of the

20:11

yeah stalled met a brave man

20:13

he but i am thirty

20:15

, murky babes babes

20:18

my top and and are elected as

20:20

soon as sex as a

20:23

semi a whole you

20:25

sat with growth with okay

20:29

so i went on a little bit of

20:31

a whole about a on the highway

20:34

all on all of a

20:39

, out of regular cable

20:43

rail okay

20:46

so despite historically been one of europe's

20:49

poorest countries the people of scotland

20:51

has contributed greatly to the political

20:53

and practical series of progress

20:56

that is philosophers such as francis

20:59

hutchison adam smith and david

21:01

hume viewed in human kind

21:03

as a productive history and the pursuit

21:06

of happiness as an inalienable

21:08

rights group progressive ideal

21:10

contributed substantially to the development

21:12

of modern democracy you mom

21:15

or just like

21:16

they had it's really kind of mean

21:20

inhospitable lands they're like

21:22

a very hardy people in that to say

21:24

you know make your own way

21:27

mute of happiness you know as though

21:29

gotta read on me absolutely

21:33

scotland and england has had a bit

21:35

of a rough history with each other a

21:37

bat and ball

21:39

through us because ever seen brave

21:41

heart which i will not be discussing william wallace

21:44

because

21:44

the irks me i don't have unlimited

21:47

we're saying how modulates wagner

21:51

however the movie not at all historically

21:53

accurate that retaining

21:55

but also fuck mel gibson the

21:57

have a lot of cells also

22:00

name brave heart didn't even belong to william

22:02

wallace if the lumped like another guy

22:05

robert the bruce yeah robert

22:07

the bruce i don't know anything

22:09

that you're talking about

22:11

i'm just like ah i see

22:14

what to say is now i have that out and

22:16

plan

22:17

that's really what it boils down to we don't like mel gibson

22:19

we're not talking about william wallace okay here for

22:21

it the a very long time scotland

22:23

had considered has considered itself

22:25

a separate countries

22:27

and it has found itself to historical

22:30

fact and legend a like in an effort

22:32

to retain national identity as

22:34

well as to the distinct dialect of english

22:36

pub scott the will get killed

22:39

that is poet whew

22:41

i am dire dire mid

22:45

shot , it charm it

22:47

said any dire wolf physicists

22:50

humid the proclaims with little

22:53

though we have faith in scotland's

22:55

hidden coors the present stairs

22:58

but other past and future is

23:00

owners of got

23:03

it nailed it no

23:05

clue what i've heard the futures

23:07

and big that means

23:10

we have faith in in the strength

23:12

of scotland's the present might be there's

23:14

meaning england's but the past and the future

23:16

is ours oh you're one

23:18

powers powers

23:21

the most sober and both

23:23

could see them as i am

23:27

, the

23:30

baby i then he

23:32

added

23:32

oh maybe i need booze the on lock

23:34

my brain i don't have a broader throwing

23:37

our as i think maybe

23:39

that's why

23:40

it really well in high school my

23:45

only outside of your wheelhouse but when

23:47

i support this support this to air

23:50

about the as amanda once i get

23:52

to my son saxelby reengage

23:55

i wanna see em i was murphy

23:57

bracelet said and see

24:00

i got some weird shit come in your where i was in

24:02

the to do and i should be and of in

24:06

all your players every hundred years

24:10

oh you're like this

24:11

there is a three hundred and thirty six pounds

24:14

sandstone iraq which is called

24:16

the stone of skull win the lotto

24:18

know

24:19

who and aka the student

24:21

of destiny simple wooden

24:23

with has a muted scheme which is a

24:25

long associated with the crowning of scottish

24:27

king i tend to have legend says

24:30

that at once had a plaque on it's that translated

24:32

to unless the states

24:34

before t grown the end

24:37

up for profit voice the same

24:39

whereas found this sacred

24:41

stews in the south

24:45

, mississippi incredible

24:48

incredible though the stewed of school

24:51

was ill and in and and

24:53

twelve ninety six by the english

24:55

and taken to england where it was placed in

24:57

westminster abbey under the coronation

25:00

chair said now we're

25:02

pissed about that for hundreds

25:05

of years back said he

25:07

had no take our student so that

25:09

the soon as you land on it

25:11

as well as and

25:14

twelve ninety six and on christmas

25:16

day and nineteen fifties

25:19

a group of scottish nationalists

25:21

took it back took scotland they broke

25:23

in and stole it

25:24

when capture the flag is

25:27

correct

25:27

it was it was like on air that the throne

25:30

that they're like a movie about

25:32

it about it know how accurate the movie as the let's pretend

25:34

one hundred percent and it

25:36

would like for student

25:39

they just had this plot and

25:41

they had a budget of like a hundred pounds

25:44

not like a city little car

25:46

and they literally broke into westminster

25:49

abbey and stole this

25:51

the out whenever i have

25:53

heard i lay of the have

25:55

a so minnesota soldiers

25:58

stole it's like

26:00

i'm like and west virginia or somebody

26:02

is fucking confederate flag during

26:06

that war or

26:09

, about big one one

26:11

a man for it back

26:14

of the like

26:15

decades and decades the decades

26:17

said minnesota's is like no

26:19

we're not giving a back

26:21

maybe i'd like stored underneath

26:24

like that state capital i get it on

26:26

display yeah then like

26:28

my he thought this you ah

26:32

the above i know that

26:34

said freighters flag

26:36

is nothing and you don't get

26:38

their habit of be like still

26:41

in modern day are asking for it back

26:44

as part of their like state history like

26:46

now now now is normally is

26:48

am all for returning solon

26:51

items from like museums and shit right

26:53

but sucks that confederacy not

26:55

captured confederate flag light

26:58

it on fire yeah the

27:00

him a diabetic

27:02

well that's more justifiable them

27:05

this is england just tickets

27:07

a way to be dicks because it had so much

27:09

cultural importance to them

27:11

and to put it under their own

27:14

thrown slow that i second

27:16

and that's where all the orioles england

27:19

the things in queens where crown still are

27:22

there are a nation chair a

27:25

langley the landing

27:27

of very specific method yeah yeah

27:29

so this group of scottish nationalists

27:32

took it back to scotland but then the

27:34

group but british government really so

27:36

let and brought it back to the abbey

27:38

since the necessities

27:40

finally and ninety ninety six exactly

27:43

seven hundred years after it was first

27:46

stolen from scotland this

27:48

dude was returned to

27:49

barrett of this day and number of

27:52

edinburgh

27:54

that about wasn't enough of a when scotland

27:56

elected it's own goddamn parliament

27:58

in nineteen ninety nine

28:00

in which was the first time it had power

28:02

over it's own affairs since seventeen

28:04

oh seven when it was merged with england to

28:06

form the united kingdom politics

28:10

and i think i think it was returned

28:12

to edinburgh

28:13

there are some feel were like the

28:15

next like every time the english king

28:18

or queen is newly

28:20

around they have to like

28:22

find it act they are they have to legal

28:24

lend it back to england for the

28:26

coronation and then it goes back to scotland

28:28

like the family car yeah

28:31

the down dharma within

28:33

it's really the heavy and it's really just

28:36

a rectangular rock is assume

28:39

yeah yeah okay well

28:41

you do you it

28:43

through new junior so

28:45

normally as you know i like to make fun of

28:47

the flag of whatever

28:49

the area we're talking about but there isn't

28:51

really much to write home about

28:54

mm not lend flag it's actually fairly

28:56

tasteful as such

28:58

why x shaped cross against

29:00

blue and my favorite part

29:03

is that there is no official mandate

29:05

for what shade of blue with says defined

29:07

as as your

29:09

compared to like a navy blue summer like

29:11

a robin's egg blue soon

29:13

they're just kind of nice whatever gets

29:15

better with your power exactly

29:17

love that sarah brown director

29:20

and less freedom rand

29:22

and your skin sound your hair color your eye

29:25

color which will also get to

29:27

the design of the flag is also known as

29:29

he sell tier or st andrews cross

29:31

because it's believe that st andrew was

29:33

martyred via crucis action

29:37

okay i'm anna you can plug back and now here are

29:39

some fun facts about muslims and

29:41

that they've got a lot of reimer in saskatoon

29:44

i know i know isn't

29:47

lots of fun facts about scotland i was really

29:49

impressed so that when has three

29:51

official languages the first is

29:53

english go figure the

29:55

second is scott the

29:57

third is dalek scottish ball

30:00

garlic bread so english is self explanatory

30:02

scots is an indigenous language of scotland

30:05

sought to the an ancient variety of english

30:08

and scottish spoken by about one point

30:10

five million people in scotland cool

30:13

and lingo i

30:16

think that's where we get the like classic

30:18

scottish

30:19

words that we think of like we and

30:22

la c and yeah all

30:24

that shit yeah that smackdown

30:28

and now i guess spoken by only about

30:30

eighty seven thousand people plus canyon

30:32

yeah which is why it's so important by kenyan

30:35

learned because without a take the world

30:37

by storm hands hours and

30:39

hours learning it to my

30:41

armor it's fun and i like it

30:43

okay i'm in marion say ten

30:46

thousand hours warning scholars

30:48

go with know i look at the ground and okay

30:50

when justified us as yet

30:52

scares zach has said like we wanna

30:54

do a big family trip to scotland

30:56

i'm at some point like my

30:59

poets and had family

31:00

my zach has said that we

31:02

he refuses to go unless

31:05

i can a

31:07

gallic speaking died at only

31:09

speak to the guide and gallic the entire

31:12

time we're on the train

31:13

oh my god

31:16

well as , matter

31:19

of or i get the word log those hours

31:21

or that's my goal goal

31:23

law this this or term goals become

31:25

fluent know like this on

31:28

alexander graham bell was from scotland

31:31

know wage our way that

31:33

suddenly alec scotland is

31:35

home to the tallest waterfall in britain

31:37

and it's name landed britain nail this

31:40

ah wow are louis know

31:43

i don't know as a while

31:45

a lawyer nailed boy

31:48

in the and guess a loincloth

31:50

my life

31:53

if nobody on the way they will do i know

31:56

i know or could be a lawyer

31:58

either

32:00

that sounded exactly the say are like

32:02

, there a difference as that's

32:05

waterfall that's woolly and is six

32:08

hundred and fifty eight feet tall

32:10

which is three times the height of niagara falls

32:13

now based

32:15

on the radio yeah

32:18

backer him that fucker

32:21

we want suckers the scottish highlands

32:23

are also home to some of the towers speaks

32:25

in the uk very misty very

32:28

pretty right balance

32:30

sheet that went out a lot of farmers

32:32

the anymore the highlands are also with

32:34

a lot where loch ness is and

32:36

therefore home to the last mass monster

32:40

and speaking of which there is another lock

32:42

monster and lot more

32:44

are and her name is more

32:46

ag

32:48

you'd have our appear to have such

32:50

saddening cities see is described

32:53

as brown really

32:57

at thirty feet long

32:59

three homes on her back and a snake

33:01

like head slowly and

33:03

she's grey grey sees brown

33:06

says he was a snake face and

33:11

i love her i know more

33:13

and

33:15

lot more a lousy might be dead

33:17

it's possible that she was shot to death

33:19

in nineteen sixty nine by to fisherman

33:21

who claimed to have been attacked by her in

33:23

their boat the true monsters

33:26

of the law and go

33:28

plan number six

33:29

the gun control lot

33:32

more are is the seventies deepest

33:35

lake in the world so this later

33:39

added the deepest part of a little over a thousand

33:41

feet deep dale of her bones

33:43

are down there there's no way

33:45

to excavate i know

33:47

what

33:49

see they earn a garage

33:52

roof that

33:54

okay so back to what amanda was saying

33:56

scottish whiskey spelled

33:59

with out the he god

34:01

is with he is the same thing as stats and

34:03

whiskey making dates back to at

34:05

least fourteen ninety five

34:08

when it was called aqua viva la

34:10

vida bayer

34:13

that that scottish gaelic for

34:15

whiskey or water of life blue sky

34:18

is water and bear is like

34:20

okay who stay out

34:22

it's all coming back where we

34:25

go every girl your fluids friends

34:28

are it amanda this amanda this moment

34:29

the official animal of scotland is the

34:32

unicorn

34:35

oh that is good to eat ah

34:38

that is rule god says a photo

34:40

on the drive other unicorn and gacy the referee

34:43

morgan that body like

34:46

see if bony

34:48

at about one has approximately seven

34:50

hundred and ninety islands six

34:52

hundred and sixty of which are on in

34:55

habit to this is is is that i thought you were it as a

34:57

seven hundred and ninety you're a car

34:59

and and i was like steve rob

35:01

could be agreed six

35:05

hundred and sixty these islands or uninhabited

35:07

by anyone other than unicorns oh

35:09

i love a yeah edinburgh was

35:11

the first version the world to have it's on fire

35:13

brigade oh

35:17

there are over six hundred square miles of

35:19

freshwater lakes in scotland but

35:21

like big deal minnesota has about

35:23

four thousand six hundred yet socket

35:26

scotland minnesota gave

35:28

would leave the size of we had we had

35:31

glacial activity the new stuff and

35:33

just scotland the unicorn

35:35

horn and showbiz

35:37

i don't think we have many lives that are over thousand

35:39

feet deep south sell movie

35:42

about that yeah we're talking about that on

35:44

it enough quality there's

35:47

not down to earth

35:50

or no nerve endings after a certain point anyway

35:52

oh my god

35:53

a lot of that i get uncomfortable

36:00

it by being totally on and that

36:02

, a thing as too vague

36:04

to to glazer of i

36:06

don't like cervical play

36:09

now i don't

36:11

enjoy bottoming out now

36:15

a phrase i was in later

36:17

my cervical plug alone

36:19

yamaha membrane

36:22

, going to simulate me

36:24

into having my period after

36:27

your given be cray the

36:30

the third phone yeah i'm so

36:32

sorry listener i'm not

36:35

my dad ever been sorry hid my

36:37

a lot of , as

36:40

as shame is not an

36:42

emotion that i saw in the aim

36:45

know that that's it no shame in this game

36:47

my brain is capable is you've

36:50

got enough going on that same

36:52

as on the backburner lcr the

36:54

yeah and i yeah thriving ah

36:57

, ah thriving

37:00

day the

37:02

no garden you might be

37:04

familiar people call it plaid

37:06

and it's not start carter

37:09

hardly door

37:11

mentioned and fifteen thirty eight

37:13

what what's tarpon you wore

37:15

showed people what clan you were from

37:18

plan has has tartan it's

37:20

seen as an icon of scotland and is used

37:22

by various countries today and in

37:24

fact japan is the world's

37:26

biggest importer of tartan

37:29

a mate oh hello kitty

37:32

has her own tartan last

37:35

my that

37:38

that partner sauce my god

37:41

the true by

37:44

a lot of the curtain stuff took off

37:46

in the victorian period when they

37:48

were like being the sole jack about

37:50

history and so then

37:53

it like extra took off

37:55

and so and lot of like

37:56

families and smaller clans that

37:58

historically

38:00

never actually had a tartan were

38:02

like bullshit we gotta get our own tartan

38:06

yeah

38:07

when i was in bringing do in our family

38:10

was in blue expensive

38:13

to live on the little ill

38:15

little put hello kitty start non the dry

38:18

lot scotland has the highest proportion

38:21

of redhead

38:23

when you're isn't surprising and they are endangered

38:25

that

38:27

that also are more likely to have

38:29

blue eyes and the rest of europe

38:31

the south east settled outland has the highest

38:33

proportion of blue eyed residents in the

38:36

world at fifty seven percent

38:39

and as go on the

38:41

blue eyed baby the

38:43

little baby the rain thought was invented

38:46

in scotland by a man named charles macintosh

38:48

who was born in glasgow play

38:51

in the uk they call it a mac yeah

38:53

the only return of the back

38:56

ah so good they call raincoat

38:58

mac the i'm metal houses

39:01

it now

39:02

okay amanda you're like this actual

39:04

o s is another word i don't know

39:06

how to pronounce the make make the

39:09

loo or beach hedge

39:11

which is four miles south of blair

39:13

gory is the longest hedge

39:15

in britain and the highest of

39:17

it's kind in the world mm

39:21

biden the most british fast

39:23

of all the iowa as have sold

39:25

all his head's whoa

39:28

sit on my god for

39:30

, and the head with

39:33

is a disaster has set

39:35

the world's biggest hedge don't

39:37

get as he is so this is so blow

39:40

it's recognized by the guinness book of world

39:42

records as the highest heads in the world

39:45

mark great privacy it was

39:47

planned i'm seventeen forty five

39:50

and is one third of a mile long

39:52

and are hundred feet high

39:55

seas as if only the

39:58

barber he built the pool for

40:00

and what am i gag episode as

40:03

, is yeah tech not the heads technology

40:06

lot obviously wasn't always this tall

40:08

it's thought that the men who planted at were

40:10

called in were called to say

40:12

in the jacobite rub

40:15

rebellion to kobe right

40:17

jacobite

40:19

whilst and european history am

40:21

and none of them returned alive so in

40:23

tribute the trees were allowed to grow

40:25

and the hedge acts as a living landmark

40:28

to them the had you cut

40:30

and remembered every ten years

40:32

a complex operation that takes for

40:34

men approximately six weeks

40:37

to complete while

40:39

quite a jab

40:42

okay edinburgh castle sits on a

40:44

volcanic plug

40:46

you know you and i applaud wow

40:48

as or gotten into all the

40:50

plug the volcanic gloves

40:53

honestly

40:55

oh my god this is so weird the shortest

40:57

commercial flight in the world is from

40:59

westray to papa westray

41:02

in orkney

41:03

there are approximately one point five

41:05

miles long and six forty seven seconds

41:08

why bother ,

41:11

maybe can slide their islands the

41:13

sea run sometimes

41:15

run know the or a

41:17

canary jumper i is islands

41:19

a thing

41:21

got it okay thirty seven

41:23

seconds remember

41:25

i now imagine the

41:27

fuel yeah

41:30

that's i

41:33

landis echo inside a man made structure

41:35

was recorded in incheon

41:38

, tunnels which is a world

41:40

war two fuel storage facility near

41:42

invergordon and

41:44

ross shire i

41:46

feel like such as

41:49

up with that said

41:51

this isn't just as it is the

41:53

apprehensive it don't burn

41:57

go every syllable see this

41:59

is

42:00

the like , where

42:02

are you access her

42:05

her gordon and

42:07

harass share so

42:12

they fired a gun down into these

42:14

tunnels and recorded and hundred and twelve

42:16

second echo we're

42:19

move i know it's really eerie

42:21

okay my last fact and the thing that makes the

42:23

most wanna go to scotland

42:26

the small town of bonnie bridge has more than

42:28

three hundred sightings of unidentified

42:30

flying objects reported every year

42:32

of whoa i can get the

42:34

us so sightings capital of the

42:37

world were no

42:39

yeah i have to go i gotta

42:41

go

42:42

i gotta go trying to get back to scour

42:44

other day i gotta go for the brave

42:46

for the your so's and the haggis

42:48

because apparently it's not that bad i

42:51

would totally dry haggis

42:54

by the family up rafael

42:57

yeah rafael yeah guess similar

42:59

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43:00

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43:02

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43:05

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47:33

wow it ages of the new

47:35

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47:38

, it up really say

47:42

it isn't

47:42

very famous case and scotland that i

47:44

had never heard of

47:46

an american submarines also same

47:48

as they hadn't heard of reddit

47:54

arlene it fraser was

47:56

a thirty three year old mother of two

47:59

who vanished from her home in elgin

48:01

scotland on the morning of

48:03

april twenty eighth ninety ninety eight

48:06

normally

48:08

i only do jog roughead

48:11

the england

48:13

my best case is sad and i had

48:15

to lighten it somehow i have saved

48:19

it also there's some amazing place names

48:21

near elgin so what the hell

48:24

robert l again or elgin negotiate

48:27

elgin is situated north of

48:29

fog why

48:31

and while he was

48:34

and maggie not gator

48:37

the guy you

48:39

know gator maggie knock at

48:41

her

48:43

ah mad you know the tire don't i

48:45

could or till you try or is

48:47

it is due south of los a

48:49

mouse move fast

48:53

southeast of cummings town

48:55

and doofus yeah

48:57

to

48:59

the north west of slackers

49:02

depaul and or to clash

49:05

stem dip already

49:07

plus she's a modern

49:09

a where hey

49:12

a

49:13

it's your cats of the order clash

49:17

today's all of course was really hard

49:19

our matter what

49:20

or no i haven't either

49:23

, fire with either i was making

49:25

the job of oh well

49:28

for us

49:29

a quick break to do that the subway

49:32

the ever ever ever ever ever ever i'll get back

49:35

to arlene so she

49:37

was last seen

49:39

has she waved goodbye to her two children

49:41

son jamie and daughter natalie the

49:44

doorway as they left the house for school

49:47

and was reported missing after

49:49

a friend arrives at her home

49:52

for a planned lunch stay around noon

49:54

that day and the friend found the house

49:57

empty hate that that's like one of

49:59

my biggest fear i

50:01

don't want to discover

50:03

you know how to and thirty the house

50:06

freaked me out i don't i just want to

50:08

go to lunch and not have to worry that

50:10

you've disappear as much as

50:13

if i showed up at one of your houses

50:15

he signed it empty i would

50:17

i would search it i'd want to discover you

50:19

have go

50:21

well i don't think a friend got in the

50:23

have maybe she did maybe they didn't lock the doors

50:25

of rural scotland

50:27

and ninety ninety eight so maybe she did go inside

50:30

i don't know but it was suspicious that they have this

50:32

lunch state and arlene in

50:35

contractor and wasn't there no

50:38

friend reports her missing there's

50:41

a massive

50:42

police investigation that takes

50:44

place following her disappearance it

50:47

is turns out that no witnesses

50:49

nobody had seen anything at all

50:51

suspicious that morning the

50:54

like way of to her kids as they went to school

50:56

and then by noon she was done

50:58

so neighbors

51:00

quickly organized search parties

51:03

and plastered posters around elgin

51:06

but all of this was to no avail police

51:08

did have one potential suspects

51:10

so and can you guess who that might be

51:13

the her hand and have spent

51:16

eight said at nan fraser

51:19

they know so that was

51:21

extremely involved in the organization

51:24

of these search parties and

51:26

like efforts to bring awareness to her

51:28

disappearance classes

51:31

claire from and that way but also

51:34

the prime at that all this was going on

51:36

amanda just did the order of well as

51:42

i am caption under these caves

51:44

and she is really good working on

51:46

the claw yeah i

51:51

campaigns and the without doing something

51:53

out

51:54

my dunno i'm of and best feels i'm

51:56

running k so

51:58

he's involved in the search these and all

52:00

this shit but what people

52:02

many people didn't know initially

52:05

was that as the time that he's doing

52:07

this he was actually out

52:09

on bail

52:11

for attempted murder oh

52:13

good after his brutal

52:15

attempt to strangle arlene to

52:18

death in a fryer incident

52:20

we'd already tried to kill his wife at least

52:23

once and opening nobody fucking

52:25

piece to this together love that

52:27

wasn't like very public knowledge in

52:29

elgin obviously the police know

52:31

like can't he's out on bail and they can

52:34

prevent him from taking part in the search

52:36

parties

52:37

like a lot of the neighbors and friends

52:39

and stuff i didn't know

52:42

and so they think he's the grieving husband

52:45

right helping i hate

52:47

him sucked up

52:49

the mad fraser came so close to

52:51

succeeding in this first murder

52:53

attempts that as the

52:55

police department would later revealed

52:57

i mean was the only who

52:59

likes live system

53:01

they had ever sense to a forensic

53:04

pathologists for examination

53:06

after the attack

53:08

anyway so when he tried to kill her the

53:10

first time

53:11

yeah it wasn't just like take pictures of her

53:14

bruises you know like she survival

53:16

yeah no i'm just like the standard you

53:19

know take photos of her for

53:21

evidence they were like

53:23

so violent we need further

53:25

while it was so she was so

53:28

close to death from the strangulation

53:31

that they sent her to a forensic

53:33

pathologists the could

53:35

like really

53:37

ma'am and in deaths like how close

53:39

she came wow

53:42

that because the oil that so later

53:44

examining a corpse that had been strangle oh

53:46

my god oh now

53:50

now the app

53:53

ah so

53:54

i'm at a doctor place yeah i

53:56

year so that attack occurred

53:59

in a march of ninety ninety

54:01

eight

54:02

then immediately after arlene was released

54:05

from the hospital she initiated divorce

54:07

proceedings against now and

54:09

he was out on bail but not

54:11

living in the home with her

54:13

the her at the time of her disappearance that

54:16

is also why he wasn't the

54:18

one

54:20

you are report her missing it was the friends

54:22

sure he also stood to lose

54:24

as much as two hundred and fifty thousand pounds

54:27

in a potential divorce settlements as

54:29

well as custody of the couples two

54:31

children because like the tried

54:34

to fucking murder her their their motives

54:36

and so if she divorces him

54:39

he that going to get much yeah i'm

54:41

aussie his kids again potentially

54:44

yeah yeah that's that's that's

54:46

a pretty compelling motive

54:48

despite having a clear motive to murder his

54:50

life as well as having very recently

54:52

already fucking attempted to do so

54:55

phrase or was upon being questioned by the

54:57

police

54:58

dismissed as a suspect

55:00

my third her disappearance

55:03

because they sound his alibi

55:05

convincing

55:08

so he worked as a fruit and veggie

55:10

salesmen oh

55:13

any welfare yeah and he had been

55:15

out completing his regular route that morning

55:17

alongside a coworker so like he

55:20

did have an alibi but that

55:22

doesn't mean that he's not wow

55:25

why i you know right the although

55:27

initially treated as a missing persons case

55:30

once month had gone by with like

55:32

no trace of arlene the

55:34

police began speaking of the case indifferent

55:37

the i'm

55:39

presuming her to be dead now yeah when

55:42

i there's actually

55:44

no physical evidence like there's no blood

55:47

there's no you know he i think

55:49

in the us in order to presume someone

55:51

dad like more time as to go by

55:53

or there has to be like

55:55

in handling of a significant blood loss or something

55:58

i think it's like ten years with

56:00

out finding them right

56:02

or yeah my pace

56:05

and i guess it must be different there

56:08

i think because he had tried to murder

56:10

her previously they

56:13

were able to kind of job that

56:15

conclusion sooner i also

56:17

don't know what the situation is obviously

56:20

in scotland but

56:21

the in the us say

56:23

god forbid the child or

56:26

a family member goes missing i

56:28

think you can petition to have them declared

56:30

legally dead after like seven years

56:32

i say i think even earlier than that

56:34

and that it's like automated i

56:36

thought it was ten at

56:39

like seven to ten years i don't look this up i think

56:41

you can practice the for and it's probably

56:43

more like five the year

56:45

it like a significant amount of time what it was

56:47

just a few months but i think so i

56:50

think given the right the inclusion

56:54

when i mean

56:55

the we've seen entire cases hinge on circumstantial

56:58

evidence zooming were giving

57:00

police the benefit of the doubt

57:02

or assuming that they are

57:05

the gently working on this case they

57:07

may have had reason leave beyond

57:09

our own speculation

57:11

that she was there for we're gonna get to a few

57:13

more sketchy things ogre so

57:15

the senior detective in the case detective

57:17

chief inspector peter simpson

57:20

they did in an interview that quote the only

57:22

conclusion that still left open to has

57:25

which i firmly believe has happened is

57:27

that something criminal has taken place here

57:29

and that arlene has been the victim of a crime

57:32

i am of the opinion that she said

57:34

there's no indication that she's living somewhere

57:36

else says like didn't

57:39

pack didn't pack she didn't get her sit with her

57:41

when when it or to nice

57:44

life when what time

57:46

make ninety ninety eight

57:47

okay throw their there would be credit cards

57:50

there would have ways to find earlier than

57:52

that he has poured she'd have a driver's license

57:54

saying accounted for me at and yeah that

57:56

makes sense of and there's just nothing probably

57:59

no cell phone in out there sis

58:01

there are other ways to track at that

58:03

time right

58:04

the the investigation would become the

58:06

largest and most comprehensive

58:09

the resumption of gas investigation

58:11

ever carried out by scottish believe

58:13

wow

58:14

however the shift from speaking

58:17

about marlene from like missing

58:19

to presumed dead

58:21

most people agreed i said except

58:24

for i wonder one

58:26

very vocal critic

58:28

her husband nat fraser

58:31

who insisted from the beginning

58:33

that she had left of her own accord

58:36

the even know how could he possibly

58:38

know that right

58:42

yeah

58:43

making himself way more sauce

58:45

yes can't help themselves now

58:48

he tried to backup this story was evidence

58:51

that orleans friends and family found extremely

58:53

dubious so for example

58:56

soon after she disappeared a hypodermic

58:58

syringe was found underneath

59:01

their bed her

59:03

and matt explained it to loved

59:05

ones that like arlene was struggling

59:08

with judged you thought okay beds

59:10

know and everybody was like

59:12

ah i see is not like

59:15

that urinary and

59:18

they're ban absolutely no history

59:20

of that or a sign of that no

59:23

slack off yeah

59:25

just so stupid he

59:27

, claimed that arlene had been having affairs

59:29

with other men as something that everybody

59:32

also didn't believe and according

59:34

to one source close all

59:36

part of his strategy to create this

59:38

illusion she'd gone missing that was that

59:40

she had this dark side side

59:43

her family never bought into that she

59:45

was fundamentally a good mother from the get

59:48

go and they knew that and she has a ten

59:50

year old and a five year old yeah which

59:52

like people with kids can struggle with seventy

59:54

percent of are all kinds of stuff but

59:57

see there's no history

1:00:00

yeah he gets his outta nowhere say oh

1:00:02

jake as she does error went on

1:00:04

one needle yeah that can save

1:00:07

his find a life partner the up and somebody

1:00:09

saw from the boy as allow

1:00:11

my g

1:00:13

in fact despite mats airtight

1:00:15

alibi police had also been growing more

1:00:17

and more suspicious of him due to his other

1:00:19

behavior throughout the investigation

1:00:21

so one of the first incidents that raised

1:00:24

suspicions had to do with our leans

1:00:26

wedding ring oh

1:00:29

her family had found them hanging on a peg

1:00:31

above the bathroom sink nine

1:00:33

days after arlene disappeared

1:00:36

that police had photographed

1:00:38

and videoed the house in the days

1:00:40

after the disappearance new and

1:00:42

the and the rings had not been

1:00:44

there before they are he had

1:00:46

him he pocketed those fuckers so they

1:00:48

suspected nat of placing them

1:00:50

back in the house to make it look like

1:00:53

arlene had taken them off before like fleeing

1:00:55

the marriage and abandoning her cat yeah

1:00:58

i don't know if you're gonna do that you'd pawn

1:01:01

them job he is an hour

1:01:03

they're not smart pay that fuck

1:01:06

and train fare to get outta dad's

1:01:08

right

1:01:09

when we bomb when let him take money

1:01:11

from on bought know this

1:01:14

is also really fuckin creepy

1:01:17

arlene father would also inform

1:01:19

investigators that soon after his daughter's

1:01:21

disappearance matt ominously

1:01:23

told him that close the

1:01:25

barons will soon forget their mother

1:01:28

oh by god meaning

1:01:30

like the children the barons yellow

1:01:33

and air and seen baron said and seen bairns

1:01:36

oh no oh that's so

1:01:38

fucking sad

1:01:41

i'm like no they won't remember

1:01:43

, shitting me now

1:01:49

the pool when i forget their fucking

1:01:51

mother sign of justify

1:01:53

what he did to himself

1:01:55

yeah recycle police also became

1:01:57

suspicious of nats habit of showing

1:01:59

up

1:02:00

the police station every few days

1:02:02

displaying what they came to believe was

1:02:04

so concern or

1:02:06

at least a level of concern that didn't make

1:02:08

sense for a man who claims you also

1:02:11

be convinced that his wife left of her own

1:02:13

free will so

1:02:15

it's like a which is it or you yes

1:02:17

sure that she laughed and is still alive

1:02:20

and assign or

1:02:22

are you so worried that you have to show

1:02:25

up seeing if there's any new info

1:02:27

every three days he

1:02:30

, to know what they know know

1:02:32

wants to say clause class

1:02:35

he thinks he's out

1:02:36

smarting them and he's really fucking not

1:02:39

i assume

1:02:41

that with math alibi and no concrete

1:02:43

evidence against him basically no physical

1:02:45

evidence at all may believe

1:02:47

that they may never be able to prove that

1:02:49

he was involved in her disappearance no

1:02:53

if you don't breathe we

1:02:55

will get to it oh god

1:02:57

right behind you he lands old

1:03:00

party do now lives in minneapolis

1:03:02

oh god oh my god i

1:03:04

can't

1:03:05

the big breakthrough in the case actually

1:03:07

came from looking into one of nat fraser's

1:03:10

close buddies police

1:03:13

discovered that shortly before arlene's

1:03:15

disappearance his friend hester

1:03:18

dick

1:03:19

rodney live on my

1:03:21

god of hacker nerd

1:03:27

the are broadly ends up

1:03:30

had

1:03:30

purchase a second hand ford fiesta

1:03:33

in what seemed to be strange circumstances

1:03:36

the like hector had his own car

1:03:39

he had no need for this

1:03:41

the shitty secondhand ford fiesta

1:03:43

that i'm assuming he bought in cash the

1:03:47

the mechanics was sold dick

1:03:49

the car told police that he had been

1:03:51

paid an extra fifty pound in

1:03:53

exchange for quote remaining

1:03:55

quiet about the sale which like

1:03:58

obviously he later did not honor

1:04:00

okay so cops of get a

1:04:02

load of ale say it's

1:04:04

, i already have

1:04:07

that fifty pounds and you didn't maiden

1:04:09

name of really sketchy as i gotta

1:04:11

remember as us

1:04:13

and would be money would thanked me for

1:04:15

life by discretion

1:04:18

life am going to help people

1:04:20

so far people fast that

1:04:22

no wonder how twitter

1:04:23

oh yeah i'm good everyone's

1:04:25

got a know never late in the

1:04:27

air yeah

1:04:29

eighty eight the ass would have forgotten this

1:04:31

ever happened except for now you have

1:04:34

ended in my brain

1:04:35

grab rated i know or memory

1:04:38

even fucking idiot

1:04:41

the next day , guys back

1:04:43

for something and as such as such

1:04:46

i appreciate your your progressive era saying

1:04:48

supply at at mercy

1:04:50

on your trap your trap

1:04:53

at lambeau that it's

1:04:55

all a throw that certainly presenters

1:04:57

his ideas and presenters number

1:04:59

of and you mobile plan

1:05:03

of do with didn't

1:05:05

do it was

1:05:08

it so hector deck

1:05:10

claim that a i had

1:05:12

else claimed that he been asked by matt

1:05:15

to find a new car for arlene

1:05:17

to dry as oh

1:05:19

sure after the families

1:05:21

previous car had been sound

1:05:24

ports outside of their home

1:05:26

a few weeks before the

1:05:29

opposite side of the circumstances surrounding

1:05:31

which are unclear but draw your own conclusions

1:05:34

yeah she's sucking lunatic

1:05:36

abusive bastard and he

1:05:38

let her car on fire to scare her

1:05:42

guarantee it yeah like right around

1:05:44

the time that he tried to strangle her to death

1:05:47

the you enter my eyes and guy the

1:05:50

and also you the worst

1:05:52

thing you

1:05:54

why would you be buying her a new car

1:05:56

and by why can't you buy it you have to have your friend

1:05:58

by it and

1:06:00

the haven't buy it in cash and as

1:06:02

for discussion we have it

1:06:04

all tracks yeah i

1:06:06

know this makes perfect sense

1:06:09

however police were unable to trace what

1:06:11

happened to the ford fiesta a leading

1:06:13

them to believe that it had been used in arlene's

1:06:15

disappearance

1:06:17

the theory became that even if not fraser

1:06:19

had and sacks been at work that day he

1:06:21

must have had an accomplice or accomplices

1:06:24

and was involved

1:06:26

finally in april of two thousand

1:06:28

two the for years

1:06:31

later after disappearing

1:06:33

that phrase or was charged with her murder

1:06:35

along with his friend hector deck

1:06:38

and a third man named glenn lucas

1:06:41

as interim four years

1:06:44

that had serve eighteen months in jail

1:06:46

for the first murder

1:06:48

attempts okay

1:06:50

what have you been keen months somehow

1:06:53

it had been reduced to an assault charge and

1:06:55

probably that's because he was able

1:06:57

to plead a little bit and arlene wasn't

1:07:00

dead right couldn't speak for

1:07:02

herself right my grandmother

1:07:04

with their loss and foster all of this shit

1:07:06

together they they adjust

1:07:08

it was it was technically circumstantial

1:07:12

right without the actual like hard

1:07:14

evidence is so little i know

1:07:16

but that is still really thought i'd say that rating

1:07:18

fianna fail in a disappeared from her

1:07:20

house and like he had been living there

1:07:23

up until like

1:07:24

that month long a plane said

1:07:26

ah yes yeah in a to be everywhere

1:07:28

and and wouldn't matter and and

1:07:30

they couldn't find they car where her be

1:07:32

nobody was probably placed in and

1:07:35

they couldn't find her body of or

1:07:37

a murder weapon said if

1:07:39

there even was one is eleven just his hands

1:07:42

right the though

1:07:45

though however when the

1:07:47

murder case for that this presumed

1:07:50

murder came to trial

1:07:52

the prosecution announced that they would not be

1:07:54

proceeding with charges against hector

1:07:56

deck or glenn luke

1:07:59

there

1:08:00

instead would be appearing as a witness for

1:08:02

the prosecution know who

1:08:06

left , you deck his lap

1:08:09

saying like a teenager it takes

1:08:11

for us well

1:08:17

so that fraser would now face fraser charge

1:08:19

of murder quote with others

1:08:21

unknown as a dick slips

1:08:23

but in a way that like did

1:08:25

and incest right

1:08:28

you actually being

1:08:29

part of killing her answer

1:08:32

then they were like okay nat fraser must have had have

1:08:34

different a topless that we won't name them

1:08:36

because we all fucking know it was

1:08:38

well we need the since out and who

1:08:40

wrecked so after after

1:08:43

in the trials again fraser's defense team

1:08:45

and opportunity to interview the

1:08:47

flip and also lucas the

1:08:49

proceedings resume and hector deck of the

1:08:51

stands he admitted to burning

1:08:54

and crushing the ford fiesta

1:08:56

out of fear that it might link him

1:08:58

to orleans disappearance uh-huh

1:09:01

g like

1:09:03

they did say that he had

1:09:05

put her body an ad or

1:09:07

right any never been used to transport

1:09:09

tried it fucks with the car i

1:09:12

just bought the car secretly

1:09:14

gave it to him and then later

1:09:17

displayed as for funds

1:09:19

these yeah i get it i'm

1:09:23

on a bit i've heard that

1:09:27

the opposite of that not fraser told him he'd

1:09:29

made arrangements for arlene to be killed

1:09:32

and had dispose of her body by grinding

1:09:34

it up and burying it conveniently not

1:09:36

referencing that car oh god

1:09:39

hector deck denied having any involvement

1:09:41

in orleans disappearance or murder beyond

1:09:43

purchasing and and destroying the car

1:09:46

in january of two thousand

1:09:48

two thousand snap fraser was found

1:09:50

guilty of murdering his wife eileen

1:09:53

thank god but it took fucking

1:09:55

long enough let's hook five years and

1:09:57

we're very far from done right

1:10:01

the judge in my case describes him as evil

1:10:03

before sentencing him to life in prison

1:10:05

with a recommended minimum time serves of

1:10:07

twenty five years have

1:10:09

defense team immediately announced their intention

1:10:12

to appeal they filed

1:10:14

their appeal in december of two thousand

1:10:16

and three which centered around claims that hector

1:10:19

deck and several police officers had lied

1:10:21

on the stand and that relevant evidence

1:10:23

had been withheld from the defense sorry

1:10:25

i'm like breathless second being pregnant

1:10:27

it's hard yeah okay ahead in

1:10:30

two thousand and six that phrase or was

1:10:33

released from prison

1:10:35

no law pending the

1:10:37

outcome of his appeal

1:10:39

it makes no sense if you are lots

1:10:41

of for a violent crimes i

1:10:43

guess that's how it works over there is not

1:10:45

how it works here file an appeal

1:10:48

and zen be rude go home and away

1:10:50

and have a little they came from that

1:10:53

point on earth

1:10:55

they don't get it i don't get that part

1:10:57

but after a long and drawn out legal process

1:10:59

his case ultimately went all the way to the scottish

1:11:01

supreme court which ruled in two

1:11:03

thousand and eleven

1:11:06

know that for the supreme court

1:11:08

unanimously allows the appeal

1:11:10

it remains the case to it differently constituted

1:11:12

appeal court to consider whether to grant authority for

1:11:14

a new prosecution and than any other so

1:11:17

i'm pretty sure he was out

1:11:20

from two thousand six to twenty eleven wow

1:11:23

me were trying to see if he could get

1:11:25

the appeal oh my god

1:11:27

of he kill anyone else now

1:11:30

are they not really no of that you know

1:11:33

fresh proceedings were brought against fraser

1:11:35

for arlene's murder and he went back on trial

1:11:37

in twenty go again

1:11:39

he was found guilty and this time he was sentenced

1:11:42

to a minimum of seventeen years in prison

1:11:44

during the sentencing the judge told fraser

1:11:47

close the evidence indicated that at some

1:11:49

point you arranged for someone to kill

1:11:51

your wife arlene and dispose

1:11:53

of her body that you instigated

1:11:55

in cold blood the premeditated murder

1:11:58

of your wife and mother of your children then

1:12:00

aged ten and five years in

1:12:02

bangor the murder and dispose of

1:12:05

the body must have been carried out with ruthless

1:12:07

efficiency for there's not a trace of

1:12:09

arlene fraser from that day to

1:12:11

this and her bereft family

1:12:13

continue to live with no satisfactory

1:12:15

knowledge of what happened to her remains

1:12:18

or might have to deck has

1:12:21

the press e know i

1:12:23

know i nat finally tells

1:12:26

the police were he put her body

1:12:28

and all this sub i feel like hector day

1:12:30

that as same way to say i see

1:12:33

yeah he helps he absolutely

1:12:36

so i think the bucket knows where her

1:12:38

body is fuckin done it

1:12:40

for his men and

1:12:43

so his friend could have

1:12:44

kept his alibi right and many

1:12:46

really didn't he didn't do it but he

1:12:48

planned for it rain

1:12:51

the i paid for it but he didn't actually

1:12:53

the carried out

1:12:55

fraser is still serving his sentence today

1:12:57

and orleans body has never been found ah

1:13:00

her family namely her mother

1:13:03

isabel on her sister have spoken publicly

1:13:05

in support of legislation that would not allow

1:13:07

someone infected of murder

1:13:09

to be paroled if they will not revealed

1:13:12

the location of the victim's body oh

1:13:15

what i think is interesting

1:13:18

though it might be tough if you're like

1:13:20

well after

1:13:22

emotion right there could be

1:13:25

definitely the reasonable

1:13:27

barriers to keeping that information for being

1:13:29

no are like prove and like they could say

1:13:32

it and then if he's still can't

1:13:34

find the remains way

1:13:37

what it what happens so could have

1:13:39

been wrongfully accused of murder

1:13:41

lane don't know where that they can never

1:13:43

be

1:13:43

the parole the i'm home side's

1:13:46

tricky

1:13:47

however as twenty thirteen this

1:13:49

arlene and naps daughter natalie

1:13:51

fraser so again was five years

1:13:54

old at the time of her mother's disappearance staunchly

1:13:57

believes that her father had nothing to do

1:13:59

with do

1:14:00

and places one hundred percent of the blame

1:14:03

on hector dead

1:14:05

i don't blame her whatever you gotta do to fuckin

1:14:07

survive and just it

1:14:09

would be so hard to accept that

1:14:11

your father had done that i'm

1:14:13

not saying that she's right i'm saying

1:14:15

that like that rama of that i understand

1:14:18

why is clinging to those rights hill

1:14:20

and i think her brother also as clinging to

1:14:23

that idea and i also think that can

1:14:25

confirm this i just saw article saying

1:14:27

that the

1:14:30

that that phrase or is so their dad's

1:14:32

sister their on when

1:14:35

was the one who petition the court to be

1:14:37

allowed to like raise the kids

1:14:40

so i don't know if that was granted and if they

1:14:42

were raised by

1:14:44

their father's sister that area oh

1:14:46

then they're gonna be fed

1:14:48

her more favorable yeah

1:14:50

potentially reflections

1:14:53

on the brother how their dad right

1:14:55

i know my dad's a serial killer and doesn't

1:14:59

change your opinion other know i love them

1:15:02

and another implicated at the

1:15:05

other implicated accomplice that are

1:15:07

we to so know that much about glenn lucas

1:15:09

has since died and they're just not them the

1:15:11

information about him

1:15:13

that is the case creepy

1:15:16

and i am saying saying

1:15:18

in it so service

1:15:21

really sad the

1:15:24

final act

1:15:25

yeah fuck that guy ems

1:15:28

and such hector deck saw character

1:15:30

dick right in the dick

1:15:32

they'd an idea of her the way that

1:15:34

he claims like grinding her up

1:15:36

yeah there be no sign an hour anywhere from

1:15:40

oh god is so fucked up yeah

1:15:42

oh

1:15:44

oh great she would take a quick

1:15:46

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okay if you probably all heard of this guy

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i'd definitely hadn't because mel

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gibson yeah one

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food and i had the both out of touch true crime

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podcasts are ever and if like

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it is it about the green river killer or

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after a slow there you go

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but today i am talking about scottish

1:23:51

serial killer peter manual

1:23:55

i don't know this person was that it it

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either actually scottish there again his parents

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were scottish but she was born in new york

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in march nineteen twenty seven where he lived with

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his family until nineteen thirty two when

1:24:07

they decided to return to scotland after

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like one of the earlier

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epic wall three crashes that

1:24:14

made it even harder for them to live in

1:24:16

the us though there

1:24:19

are a bit of a rough childhood though from what

1:24:21

i could see family seemed like normal

1:24:23

and pretty well adjusted but he was bullied

1:24:25

pretty mercilessly as a child which

1:24:28

again i'm not correlation

1:24:31

not all the issues yeah and

1:24:34

at the young teen he started getting into trouble

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with like petty thefts breaking

1:24:38

into houses like some of them or

1:24:41

anc see kids shit but

1:24:43

that escalated when he was fifteen and

1:24:45

he started committing violence

1:24:48

sexual crime okay there we

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go the best time the as the array

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like sarah gateway drug say

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that honesty though you

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take be take item

1:25:02

that very personal very intimate

1:25:04

yeah and it's really it's really

1:25:06

risk i mean like we did a lot of stupid

1:25:09

team said and maybe trespassing

1:25:11

but not

1:25:12

the name again anyone's houses the owl

1:25:14

the worst thing we ever did was like potter people's yards

1:25:17

i broke into diana's house one time

1:25:20

there and i wrote red rum on her mirror

1:25:22

and a male the know it just doesn't count

1:25:24

when it's someone you are a like

1:25:26

in relationships yeah yeah

1:25:28

or friend and you leave them on know

1:25:31

you're sneaky about , yeah

1:25:34

i know my house to throw red

1:25:36

rum and lipstick on my closet door that

1:25:38

was a revenge because she thought you had done

1:25:40

it when actually it was me you you

1:25:42

, more trouble for that my

1:25:44

mom was like what is that are repay

1:25:48

your window like was like that

1:25:50

there are a lot like we always get

1:25:52

into your room yeah the way

1:25:56

peter broke into a house and attacks the female

1:25:58

occupants ogre who

1:26:00

would flip in bed and beat her

1:26:03

over the head with a hammer oh god

1:26:06

he was fifteen oh my

1:26:08

god oh my god yeah

1:26:11

he is yeah salon

1:26:13

like okay yeah the about the about

1:26:16

fortunately she survived but he was not

1:26:19

immediately identified as her attacker image you sleeping

1:26:21

summer though that

1:26:23

left like she couldn't identify who did this

1:26:26

so that left him free to carry out a string

1:26:28

of sexual attack over the next

1:26:30

year for which he was caught and convicted

1:26:32

serving nine years in the local peterhead

1:26:35

prism following ,

1:26:37

release with cents to one year in prison

1:26:39

for breaking into a house like right

1:26:41

every was released he broke into out and

1:26:44

then and another eight years for

1:26:47

a rapier committed while on

1:26:49

bail from the charge for breaking into

1:26:51

that our totally compulsive

1:26:53

he cannot help it the up

1:26:55

now so he claims that police framed

1:26:58

him and that detective william months he

1:27:01

the indiana who

1:27:02

the in handling his cases for years

1:27:04

was simply out to get him like

1:27:07

may very well have been true but like you're

1:27:09

a thrill ride it out so far he catches

1:27:11

me every time i yeah i

1:27:13

can and rape sun rise of odd

1:27:16

wow i that smile

1:27:18

on my say is gonna get off

1:27:20

by know half my doc

1:27:24

peter was released from prison in the early nineteen

1:27:26

fifties and was completely reforms

1:27:28

and went on to live a peaceful life

1:27:30

without any threat to the community the

1:27:32

and special playing oh

1:27:34

sorry i'm only way i believe

1:27:37

you take ,

1:27:40

it no peter went on a killing

1:27:43

spree that would say and three years

1:27:45

and claimed the lives of it's least nine

1:27:47

victor my ah ad

1:27:50

in nineteen fifty six peter met seventeen

1:27:53

year old and nealon he

1:27:55

dragged to east kilbride

1:27:57

golf course rape and board

1:28:00

the to death with like a tire iron

1:28:02

know he is just so

1:28:05

brutal man as now

1:28:08

yeah although it will panic get to this

1:28:10

by although he confessed to the murder

1:28:12

two years later the case was subsequently

1:28:14

dropped due to insufficient ever there will go

1:28:16

over that in his trial oh my god

1:28:19

the with all before breaking into houses and one

1:28:21

of these break his lead to an arrest for which he was

1:28:24

out on bail in september of nineteen fifty

1:28:26

six

1:28:27

while out on bail he entered the home of

1:28:29

marion and william watch

1:28:31

the killed merriam marion

1:28:33

who is forty five

1:28:34

forty one year old sister margaret brown who was

1:28:36

just like visiting or possibly living

1:28:39

with them at the time and ah

1:28:41

sixteen year old vivian watch

1:28:43

marion a williams daughter they

1:28:46

were all killed by guns there while william was

1:28:48

away on a fishing trip no ben

1:28:51

helping them out probably possibly

1:28:53

i mean is that it's hard to know he

1:28:56

was is breaking into people's houses right like

1:28:58

i think you would have done it whether or not william was

1:29:00

all when it would tell them to yeah yeah

1:29:02

exactly i think it's i think it's or coincidence

1:29:05

william happened to be added out though

1:29:08

peter was a suspect the police initially

1:29:10

turned to william and put all

1:29:12

their efforts into investigating him what

1:29:14

peter skirted authorities evaporators

1:29:17

were convinced that william had driven nearly one

1:29:19

hundred miles through the night sake

1:29:21

to break and killed his family and went back

1:29:23

to his fishing trip season the

1:29:26

million overboard

1:29:28

they give a ferry operator claimed to have seen

1:29:30

william on the ferry during the night

1:29:33

like they had to take of the get to wherever he was fishing

1:29:36

another witness claimed to have seen him driving on a

1:29:38

nearby road book and will he was

1:29:40

arrested and held for two months

1:29:43

the topic a fell apart due to ever changing

1:29:45

stories and confusion among the eye witnesses

1:29:47

who couldn't actually confirm whether it was

1:29:50

indeed william they had seen or even what

1:29:52

par he'd been driving out

1:29:54

yeah like will lose a

1:29:57

only a man on the ferry i

1:29:59

saw a man

1:30:00

the wanted to be involved

1:30:02

yeah pretty much yeah

1:30:04

police are still skeptical especially as rumors

1:30:06

of williams extramarital affairs

1:30:08

the to pop up but again these are so does

1:30:10

rumors and we don't know but

1:30:13

the murder took place in a similar fashion

1:30:15

mere miles down the road like a couple

1:30:17

years later and this led them to

1:30:19

believe that they had a serial killer on the list of

1:30:21

the exact same ammo sub that is when

1:30:23

they finally stop thinking it was william because

1:30:26

they are like oh yeah but they

1:30:28

didn't have any evidence to continue to hold

1:30:30

him they let him go after two months but they

1:30:32

thought like police or thought it was him

1:30:34

he was a person of interest for like

1:30:36

year that's so scary can you

1:30:38

even imagine an eater was finally

1:30:41

like yeah though

1:30:44

then peter shot and killed thirty six

1:30:46

year old taxi driver sydney done in

1:30:48

december of nineteen fifty seven his

1:30:51

body was found in more lives in north north

1:30:53

on berlin's within a few days out

1:30:55

of the shooting

1:30:57

though he wasn't like hiding his victims

1:30:59

at all is as dumping them and leaving them or

1:31:01

leaving them in their homes where he's killing them like

1:31:03

the morning he is the a fucking psycho

1:31:06

yes there is this like honor of gets a cab

1:31:08

hasn't driving somewhere suits them

1:31:11

and on his body and takes off like it

1:31:13

makes no sense

1:31:15

so peter was never tried for

1:31:17

this murder as it occurred in a different legal

1:31:19

jurisdiction the jury later

1:31:21

concluded that he was responsible after

1:31:23

a button sound and dons taxi

1:31:26

match what of peters jackets

1:31:29

that same month so december of

1:31:31

on nineteen fifty seven peter

1:31:33

stalked raped and strangled seventeen

1:31:36

year old isabel cook

1:31:37

without her way to a dance at uddingston

1:31:40

grammar school oh my god

1:31:43

i know ah

1:31:45

in foster monster

1:31:47

it's the randomness of it is

1:31:50

one of the scariest part yeah really

1:31:52

fucking he has helped night soccer vibe

1:31:55

yeah

1:31:56

are you just so brutal and so

1:31:58

frequent and snow than down

1:32:01

her her ah yeah we'll get

1:32:03

to it but it's really not

1:32:05

that he was not initially connected with her murder but

1:32:07

later led police officers to the spot

1:32:09

where he disposed of her body likely and it

1:32:11

attempts at skirting

1:32:12

that penalty after he was caught him

1:32:14

this one is particularly creepy

1:32:17

smart family peter doris

1:32:19

and michael were shot dead in their attacks in

1:32:21

a home in the early hours of new years

1:32:23

day in nineteen fifty eight

1:32:26

michael moore was just ten years old

1:32:29

after the crime peter remained in their home for

1:32:32

nearly a week even leftovers

1:32:34

from their holiday meal marrone

1:32:37

hogmanay have been a dumping

1:32:39

their family car stealing cash

1:32:42

and even feeding the family can ah

1:32:45

yeah oh my god

1:32:48

he ah he always

1:32:50

hanging and the family would the dead bodies

1:32:52

were in the house i mean yen like do

1:32:54

anything about yeah ah oh my god

1:32:57

yup oh my god

1:33:00

so creepy the last

1:33:02

attack was the one that determine

1:33:04

though investigators had suspected him for

1:33:06

a long time they didn't have enough evidence

1:33:08

to bring him up on charges until a search of the

1:33:10

smart family home the are smart

1:33:13

had withdrawn several hundred dollars in cash

1:33:15

or pound or whatever and cash

1:33:17

on new years eve and the serial numbers

1:33:19

on these bills to they were brand new bills out

1:33:21

of the a tm like it's just or from the banks

1:33:24

of happen to be brand new mast cash

1:33:27

that peter manual was using

1:33:29

at the pub in glasgow

1:33:32

personally their money at he got caught so

1:33:35

either the dad had

1:33:38

just happened to withdraw cash and

1:33:40

they they hear the end the

1:33:43

found it or

1:33:45

he

1:33:47

like held the family hostage and made the

1:33:49

dad don't get know we we know

1:33:51

that this was cast as as we

1:33:53

didn't there were eighty ems at this time so

1:33:55

peter like was at the bank

1:33:57

like that confirms that like so we end it

1:33:59

was

1:34:00

for he was killed it with like right before

1:34:02

new year's getting that holiday money from

1:34:04

now or whatever and then he

1:34:06

with kids they were killed the next morning

1:34:08

like think that he got his ass like for

1:34:11

new years eve or something i have an

1:34:13

egg peter came and killed them the next

1:34:15

boarding and them whatever cast was left

1:34:17

over the review the get but they just

1:34:19

knew from that previous withdraw that these

1:34:21

are brand new bills in a sequential order

1:34:24

right it's as though they were able to mask the

1:34:26

real numbers

1:34:27

the money that he was either get the pub say cash

1:34:29

withdrawal make sense to that was the holiday weekend

1:34:32

them exactly

1:34:34

investigators rated peter manuals

1:34:36

say it family home in bergen shaw

1:34:39

and search for stolen items with the smart murder scene

1:34:42

and arrested peter and his father

1:34:44

for breaking and entering like just to get

1:34:46

him and costs and off the street while they

1:34:48

finish building their case against them

1:34:50

in the remaining murders the

1:34:53

believe new pete really well as a been

1:34:55

tracking his crimes are fucking decades

1:34:58

and were aware of his love the attention so

1:35:00

they left him alone and a cell for

1:35:02

nearly twenty four hours before

1:35:04

interviewing him with the intention of like

1:35:06

depriving him of attention oh

1:35:08

i'm or our that time soon

1:35:11

so that as soon as they did pay attention to him

1:35:13

he would spill the would gosh and

1:35:16

it worked like they didn't even

1:35:18

see who called out to them

1:35:20

to come to his office supply

1:35:22

of satellites twelve hours he was like

1:35:24

and year and law and you'll have an

1:35:26

absence the only one the job

1:35:29

right yeah i saw you either

1:35:31

that or outland weird

1:35:35

, weird a secret we're this words and soon

1:35:37

peter cold over the civil say he wanted

1:35:39

to help police with sub unsolved

1:35:41

cases i'm the best to do buddy

1:35:44

mullen wait your turn yeah

1:35:47

well the dead and the

1:35:50

fact it really worth he confessed to

1:35:52

killing and kneeland the was family

1:35:54

at margaret brown isabel cook and

1:35:56

the smart family some

1:35:59

believe that he did there he would be allowed to see his

1:36:01

parents with whom he had a very close relationship

1:36:03

and he was so living with them at home that

1:36:06

he could also be argued that psychopathic killers

1:36:08

like peter need to be the center of the

1:36:10

story center of attention

1:36:12

that like their original tactic to

1:36:14

just get him to talk was

1:36:16

spot

1:36:17

the wow one murder he

1:36:19

refused to confess he was the killing of the taxi

1:36:21

driver sydney done by the as

1:36:23

we know he's got the important eventually implicated

1:36:25

him on that one that's another

1:36:28

hot can't the members zippers

1:36:30

all male yeah parkin fell

1:36:33

from oh the

1:36:35

quote from crime and investigation

1:36:37

uk opinion

1:36:39

was divided about our manuals mental

1:36:42

state some say he displayed

1:36:44

many of the classic traits of a psychopath

1:36:46

lacking empathy with his victims showing

1:36:48

no remorse the not accepting that

1:36:50

what he had done that's wrong doctor

1:36:53

also described him as having a few

1:36:55

states memory loss and epilepsy

1:36:58

those seeking to understand what drove manual

1:37:00

to kill had to wrestle with some contradiction

1:37:03

the with someone who killed and raped women

1:37:05

yet doted on his own mother so he didn't

1:37:07

have the like a gene mommy's

1:37:10

or yeah

1:37:11

well outing on your mom can still be

1:37:14

a mommy issue oh totally nightly

1:37:16

it's it's not the violent right ones that

1:37:18

scene and similar cases

1:37:20

the with cruel to animals but was devoted

1:37:22

to the family dog and took care of the smart

1:37:24

family cat

1:37:25

so weird this could also all just

1:37:27

like an extra layer of manipulation

1:37:30

like even a they are psychopaths

1:37:32

babies maybe oh

1:37:35

so loads he couldn't

1:37:37

maintain a relationship with a woman but

1:37:39

considered himself as a look maria

1:37:42

oh the answer but

1:37:45

like grand fuck into action

1:37:47

is carbon cycle

1:37:49

rep his dad is to i was

1:37:51

it's like i think i think his dad

1:37:53

is a suspected his dad of

1:37:56

being part of this like breaking and entering

1:37:58

thing but looking back on it

1:38:00

i think that they arrested

1:38:02

his dad most lethal

1:38:05

like rattle hander

1:38:07

yeah and that they because they

1:38:10

initially only brought the main on charges of breaking

1:38:12

and entering shots to get peter off the streets

1:38:14

or a relief that dad pretty soon

1:38:16

thereafter or they could have been afraid that the