The Epping Forest Murders | The unsolved cases of Lee Parsons, Terry Gooderham & Maxine Arnold

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  @phoenixrising6245 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Terry Gooderham was leading a double life. He had a permanent residence in Chingford, East London, where he lived with one woman and would visit Maxine at her flat in Walthamstow, East London. Neither woman knew about the other.

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• SA

  @samiblank6761 · 1 year ago

  Douglas Harvey was also in charge of the case involving Nayantara Ali murder which also remains unsolved

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• AL

  @alisonj9533 · 1 year ago

  I really dont like the idea of loans between partners, it seems opportunistic especially being Lee had made it on her own a man should too. (In this case the male.)

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  @Sebadee80 · 1 year ago

  I have lived in Chigwell for the last 31 years and am not familiar with these cases, although I recognize the photos a little, it's strange that more has not been made of these crimes since the use of a crossbow repeatedly looks like a common murderer. I have a offshoot of Epping Forest at the end of my back yard, and often go walking for miles not even thinking about all the bodies that have been hidden in these woods, it's called London's biggest graveyard for a reason but I am always blissfully unaware, this has just given me a little reminder. I saw a few interviews with Albert Reading a few years back, he owned a pub in Upminster back then, I think, and he had some stories to tell about being locked up with other famous villains. Thanks for bringing these cases to my attention!

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  @jessicarowley9631 · 1 year ago

  Thank you. I live in Harlow and remember these murders. I hope, eventually a modicum of justice is achieved for all three victims.

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  @garyw1971 · 1 year ago

  About time someone made a decent video on this subject 👍🏻

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• DA

  @davidoleary764 · 1 year ago

  Just binged all your vids while I'm working a week of nights. Very well researched and put together. Your narration style and voice really make the videos flow. The fact you're addressing and highlighting cold cases is unusual but what had me coming back for more. You handled all of these cases with great respect and empathy. Your channel and videos are a testament to you. No idea why all of your videos aren't attracting the tens of thousands of views they rightly deserve given the quality of your work. Here's hoping you get the traction you thoroughly deserve.

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• ZE

  @ZeroNiteLite · 1 year ago (edited)

  He&apos;s back! Was checking your channel the other day to see if you&apos;d uploaded recently. Genuinely one of my fave true crime channels.<br>You tell the story really well, while being respectful to the victims, got a good narration voice and style and some of the interviews you do really set you apart from other channels

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• AN

  @anngulliver5964 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for this. I&apos;ve been looking for the Epping Forest Murders for many years after watching their unsolved murder on a Crimewatch episode.

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• RO

  @Roboriddler93 · 1 year ago

  Unfortunately it seems like old organised crime murders seem to rarely get solved.

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• VI

  @vincent1193 · 11 months ago

  Bent coppers involved

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  @derekrushton1705 · 11 months ago

  Judas Pig is worth reading. Like a cryptic crossword 🤔

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