PRESS CONFERENCES! MICK PHILPOTT etc ALLON BORROWED TIME!!EVERYTHING PSYCHOLOGICAL! KILLERS — Transcript

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1. 0:00Good morning from Yummy BT, and wishing
2. 0:02you all a great day and weekend ahead.
3. 0:06So, my opinion, my take on a subject
4. 0:08that you've been asking me to do for
5. 0:09quite some time.
6. 0:11And in this video, we specifically talk
7. 0:13about
8. 0:15holding [snorts]
9. 0:16a press conferences, and I give you a
10. 0:18few examples of heinous true crime
11. 0:21events where the actual
12. 0:24perpetrator, murderer, so to speak, is
13. 0:27sitting on a press conference with the
14. 0:29families, um
15. 0:31playing like they're hurt, just like the
16. 0:34victims' families, because
17. 0:37the press conference, let's get this
18. 0:38straight from the start. Police really,
19. 0:40really clever at doing this as well.
20. 0:42Now, as for the first things, obviously,
21. 0:45it would be to be appealing for
22. 0:48information from the public when a child
23. 0:50goes missing, because
24. 0:52every apart from the killer themselves,
25. 0:54nobody else knows what's really
26. 0:56happened. Yeah? To the child or
27. 0:59someone's someone being there, like,
28. 1:01say, the examples I give in this, and
29. 1:04there's many, many more. We Tracey
30. 1:05Andrews, who murdered her boyfriend, Lee
31. 1:07Harvey, uh Mick Philpott, oh my days, I
32. 1:11just seen a thumbnail there. Look at the
33. 1:12tissues and all that there. And Stuart
34. 1:14Hazell are all playing their part as
35. 1:17victims in front of the camera when when
36. 1:19they know that they are the killers and
37. 1:21found out in the end in the end to be
38. 1:23responsible.
39. 1:24Um but the police for information of to
40. 1:27hear what the family say, to answer
41. 1:29questions from the press. What was the
42. 1:31last When was the last time we saw the
43. 1:33little girls? How were they looking that
44. 1:35day? Did they meet anyone? Um What were
45. 1:38the, you know, the last, you know, in um
46. 1:41Stuart Hazell's, we know with um Ian
47. 1:44Huntley and lots, lots more. He says,
48. 1:47"Oh, it was a normal day. She looked
49. 1:49perfectly happy. I didn't see that there
50. 1:51was anything um wrong with her at all.
51. 1:54It was just a the day." Tracey Andrews
52. 1:56said, "The guy with the bulging eyes
53. 1:58that attacked her boyfriend, Lee Harvey.
54. 2:00He had bulging eyes. He just seemed so
55. 2:02abnormal. But, look at Tracy Andrews.
56. 2:04Some of you look at that press
57. 2:05conference. If you can't see that she's
58. 2:07guilty and hiding something, my days.
59. 2:09Um you didn't get schooled very well.
60. 2:12And Hazel as well, you can't play
61. 2:14You can't take back what you say on
62. 2:16those press conference. The police are
63. 2:18smart. The body language and the eyes,
64. 2:22they never lie. They You can disguise it
65. 2:25in certain ways.
66. 2:26Um
67. 2:27but, what you're saying at that press
68. 2:29conference not matching the eyes and
69. 2:32your body language, they're red flags to
70. 2:34the experts and people I suppose like me
71. 2:36who have been around criminals all my
72. 2:38life. So, they say, "Nah, that bit when
73. 2:41they play it back." Cuz if you've got to
74. 2:43lie about one of one thing in that whole
75. 2:46thing and they know it's a definite lie.
76. 2:49Um and and and that then it it's obvious
77. 2:52that you've got to be hiding something.
78. 2:55Because the the events are so tragic and
79. 2:57there's so many hurt people in the room
80. 3:00um that for you to be doing that, you're
81. 3:01going to be They know it happens a lot.
82. 3:04Those that are closest in the family at
83. 3:07the time
84. 3:08when people go missing or the person is
85. 3:11the last person
86. 3:13to see like Tracy Andrews' boyfriend
87. 3:15alive
88. 3:16and gives an an account. You're the only
89. 3:18one that could give an account of what's
90. 3:21happened. But, the families, the moms
91. 3:23and who don't know what's happened to
92. 3:24their their children
93. 3:26um is a different thing. So, you could
94. 3:29almost say
95. 3:31um we know that narcissistic people uh
96. 3:34they deny everything um that they do
97. 3:37simply because it represents some kind
98. 3:39of weakness. They like to think that
99. 3:41they're smarter and and smarter than the
100. 3:43law and that they could talk their way
101. 3:45and um out of any situation by way of
102. 3:48acting in the way that they think that
103. 3:50they're they're being clever, so to
104. 3:52speak. But, it's also could be looked at
105. 3:55that you're taunting
106. 3:57um the families and the the people that
107. 4:00are hurt by the people that are around
108. 4:03you in that press conference that you
109. 4:04you've been around uh most of your life
110. 4:06or whatever whatever time it is that
111. 4:09you're taunting. It's almost like free
112. 4:11sulking. Don't we say is it like being
113. 4:13doing the killing all over again?
114. 4:16In that way, you know, it's really
115. 4:18really they so many people you're
116. 4:20playing so many different parts in
117. 4:24different ways that to do it in the way
118. 4:26that they did it, these killers and many
119. 4:28many more. You'd have to be you'd have
120. 4:31to be pushing something. There's no
121. 4:32anything for narcissists, which is why
122. 4:35we asked on Yummy BT for you for Mick
123. 4:37Philpott to be kept in jail. Um you see
124. 4:40him up there in a thumbnail with a
125. 4:41tissue there um with May Reed. He is
126. 4:44he's got to be to sit there and give a
127. 4:47a false account of what's taking place
128. 4:50when you're doing all that um when there
129. 4:53are lives lost, especially children's
130. 4:55lives, um only to get found out he
131. 4:57couldn't get found guilty of murder. Um
132. 5:00but
133. 5:01the shame and as well as the denying of
134. 5:04the crime, of course, um
135. 5:06the shame of management of knowing what
136. 5:09they've done
137. 5:11um in is in hindsight I'm not in
138. 5:13hindsight to society and prison alike
139. 5:16for child killers, especially you're
140. 5:20going to be looked at as the scourge of
141. 5:22the You've seen know that before they
142. 5:23commit the crime and they know it even
143. 5:25more after they've done it. So, the
144. 5:27facade would have to be kept The fear of
145. 5:31making a mistake in that press
146. 5:32conference um cuz of body language and
147. 5:35the thing the fear when you've done dark
148. 5:37things or you've done wrong things, I
149. 5:39don't care who you are,
150. 5:41um whether you haven't been caught at
151. 5:42that moment and you're not admitting it
152. 5:44or not, it will always pass through your
153. 5:46mind have I left a bit of DNA, a bit of
154. 5:48forensic, that kind of stuff. What if I
155. 5:50have to end up in court and I've got a,
156. 5:52you know, and they they in a legal way,
157. 5:55they could be foreseeing the future that
158. 5:58they will be in a courtroom and then
159. 5:59they can draw, say look at the press
160. 6:02conference, I was there with the family.
161. 6:03Yeah, I would have put the family
162. 6:05through that on a press conference.
163. 6:07They're almost, dare I say, preparing a
164. 6:11defense in a kind of way. All kinds of
165. 6:13things will go through their mind which
166. 6:15would lead
167. 6:16um to make him mistakes as well. Happens
168. 6:18to most most criminals. What's in the
169. 6:21dark shall be in the light. It's very
170. 6:23hard, even if you're the most evilest
171. 6:25man, to not have not been try try to be
172. 6:29too smart when you've done things to try
173. 6:31and cover every single angle to make
174. 6:33yourself look innocent, yeah? So,
175. 6:37the denying
176. 6:39of the crime itself, right? And then you
177. 6:42plead guilty um like Hazel did in the
178. 6:45end, but you didn't let them know
179. 6:47um what you did to the body and those
180. 6:50last moments of poor Tia Sharp's life.
181. 6:53Um
182. 6:54Philpott as well um gave his it's a
183. 6:57different kind of a thing, but it
184. 6:58amounts to the same thing um that you're
185. 7:00trying to cover up what really happened,
186. 7:03not taking responsibility for your
187. 7:05actions and yet you still manage to get
188. 7:06a manslaughter out of that. Um and that
189. 7:09press conference I ask you lot to look
190. 7:11at as well. That's another reason why
191. 7:13there's no narcissistic program that you
192. 7:15can do in prison that could ever make
193. 7:18you un-narcissistic.
194. 7:20Um once you've reached the levels of
195. 7:22killers like Tracey Andrews, Huntley,
196. 7:24Philpott um and Hazel and many many
197. 7:27more. Once you can do that thing with
198. 7:29everybody watching as well um with the
199. 7:33world at your at your mercy as being the
200. 7:36only one in the manipulating and all
201. 7:39that that goes with it for such serious
202. 7:41crime. That can never be changed in a
203. 7:44person, I'm afraid. The sad thing is at
204. 7:47the end of his video, is that he was
205. 7:49asking me is Hazel goes guilty, doesn't
206. 7:52say what what happens to the body.
207. 7:55Um many others, Huntley
208. 7:57um included. Um many
209. 8:00we don't find a body. Uh many still say
210. 8:03it wasn't them, that kind of stuff,
211. 8:05right? And many of we've talked about on
212. 8:07Yummy B TV. Um the only explanation that
213. 8:11I could give to you all is that they
214. 8:13hold on to those um moments that
215. 8:16everybody else doesn't know, right to
216. 8:18the bitter end. Um what they they done
217. 8:21to those children's bodies is only they
218. 8:23know cuz we can't know. Um and when the
219. 8:26bodies you can't find the locations and
220. 8:29there's no closure to the family because
221. 8:31there's no body. So and then and when
222. 8:34they get found guilty or they go it's
223. 8:36even worse for them because then if I
224. 8:39have to be honest and I believe that
225. 8:41they're holding on to that last bit of
226. 8:43power
227. 8:44for what they've done because even
228. 8:46though with all this true crime blood
229. 8:48that I report on and there's two ways to
230. 8:50look at it you know and I do answer some
231. 8:52of your comments in this as well. Um
232. 8:56negative perception of those nasty
233. 8:59scumbag monsters, serial killers and
234. 9:01lady killers and child killers
235. 9:03especially having their name mentioned
236. 9:06and I I'm half a journalist um these
237. 9:08days and I report on these these two
238. 9:10crimes and and things like having their
239. 9:12name mentioned with all with an even
240. 9:15though with an gives them some kind of
241. 9:18power as well, especially when the
242. 9:20bodies haven't been it still gets they
243. 9:22still get talked about here and get
244. 9:25something out of here. But and that's
245. 9:28why it sometimes is it really bad could
246. 9:30we say that people like me will report
247. 9:33um on these these these monsters from
248. 9:35inside their jail because
249. 9:37you know, the of course of the crimes
250. 9:39about but then on the other hand, look
251. 9:41at it some of you.
252. 9:42The reporting of them, even though the
253. 9:44crimes were so long ago, people forget
254. 9:47in prison what they've done what they've
255. 9:49done and what they're in there for and
256. 9:50and start letting them on the wings and
257. 9:52they become all right and people think
258. 9:54when was that case and people forget
259. 9:56about the hurt that people have suffered
260. 9:58at the hands of these monsters,
261. 9:59especially with the the serious nature
262. 10:02that you assess heinousness of the
263. 10:03crimes and that. So, they might think
264. 10:06they're getting a negative perception
265. 10:08that they don't care about it cuz their
266. 10:10name's still getting talked about why
267. 10:11they can't get out of prison ever again.
268. 10:14But also, it still opens up the
269. 10:16possibilities, not that we incite
270. 10:18anything on Yummy Beat TV,
271. 10:20but it still opens up the can of worms.
272. 10:23They reminds people of what they did and
273. 10:26this is why there are so many attacks in
274. 10:29prison at the moment. It's on on the
275. 10:31highest scale that it's ever been and
276. 10:32I'm going to do a video for you in
277. 10:34deaths in prison have wrote risen so
278. 10:36much and not just through stabbings and
279. 10:38violence and murders natural causes,
280. 10:40overdoses, everything. So, I'll give you
281. 10:42a breakdown of that. But no, in some
282. 10:44ways keep their name up there a little
283. 10:47bit and not that I'm suggest prison
284. 10:50justice of any kind or anything,
285. 10:53but it leaves the options open as well
286. 10:56for getting a bit of closure for the
287. 10:58families without the bodies and things.
288. 11:00Maybe some other information might come
289. 11:02forward that they're not that have
290. 11:04hasn't been hasn't come out yet or maybe
291. 11:07they meet their their the bitter end
292. 11:10like many
293. 11:11have been meeting in recent times.