Was Freddie Mills Serial Killer Jack The Stripper, or is it a hoax to sell a book,did the looming case upon him force his hand to pay the Krays, Ronnie Kray to arrange the hit,the information is presented for you to decide.

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In today's video we look at a case how a single selfless act empathy was systematically weaponized by a drug gang with a "warped moral code."that would end in a body count of 3. Kevin Weetman True Crime

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In today's video the tragedy of of tonight's case is a masterclass in why you should never, ever try to handle DIY justice at 5:00 am after a sleepless night of family drama. It is a story of mistaken identity, a boxer with a God complex, a Freelander 2 that really didn't deserve to go out that way.but worse than all that it would end in murder. This is Curios&Spiritual no deep dives as the scenario to this hits really close, you my friends out there will feel it also,
we take a look at the case the police investigation and trial. True Crime.

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Why the top brass opposed Victoria Cross for the heroes of Rorke’s Drift...because they were ‘simply doing their job’ — but an admiring Queen Victoria thought differently
Michael Caine and Stanley Baker starred in old classic 1964 film Zulu
Queen Victoria awarded 11 VCs along with four Distinguished Conduct medals
However, the afterlives of the Rorke’s Drift heroes make sometimes sad reading

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In today's video we visit a grimly fascinating chapter in Northwest crime history. These weren't your "gentleman thieves"; they were a persistent, high-intensity crew that treated high-stakes robbery like a usual day at work—if your shift involved sledgehammers and traumatizing bank tellers.this is Curios&Spiritual no deep dives the more I looked into this scouse noir and pink fishnets tights, yes this story has everything, I pretty much hit the bottom, we take a look at the case the police investigation and trial.

Bank Heist. ATM Robberies True Crime

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The Shining, Stanley Kubrick,Moon Landings,Space

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In today's video The Ozone gang turned the Blackpool drug trade into a high-tech "Amazon-style" business, using professional apps to manage sales and posing in fake police uniforms to snatch stock and rob grows from their rivals. Led by a "CEO" obsessed with tracking his goods,things would take a dramatic turn for the worse ,
True Crime, OCG

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With the robbers broadcasting their crime live over the airwaves, it's a mystery why the police never caught the Baker Street gang red-handed.

The safety deposit raid in 1971 is one of the most baffling in British criminal history, and rumours that its true purpose has been covered up by the British establishment persist to this day.

The problem is they should never have gotten away with a penny. In the early hours of Saturday 11th September 1971, as the robbers were tunneling into the safety deposit vault at Lloyds Bank on Baker Street, a nearby amateur radio ham was listening to their every word.

The gang were using walkie-talkies to communicate, and radio hobbyist Robert Rowlands had accidently tuned into their transmissions. Rowlands notified the police, who were slow to believe his claim that he had happened upon a genuine robbery in progress. Eventually persuaded, they set out on a frantic search of hundreds of London's banks in an attempt to thwart the raid.

They didn't succeed. Rowlands had informed the police that the range of the transmissions meant the robbers must be nearby - within about a mile of his Wimple Street flat. For reasons never adequately explained, they decided to spread the net out to a 10-mile radius instead, vastly expanding the number of banks they would have to search. With limited resources and the need to ask the permission of each bank to search it, they failed to stop the gang in time.

The raid at Baker Street branch of Lloyds bank was then Britain's biggest and most ambitious, the thieves crowbarring open 260 boxes and making away with an estimated £30m in today's money. It caused a seismic shockwave across the banking industry and panic amongst the rich and powerful clientele who had their most private, and possibly even illegal, valuables stored in the vaults.

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In today's video The Black Country was subjected to a gang for six-months terrorizing shop staff with machetes and axes during late-night closing shifts. This relentless spree, fueled by a revolving door of twenty stolen hatchbacks and a bizarrely acquired mini-digger, eventually crumbled when the group’s Valentine’s Day double-robbery led them directly into a police trap.

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