H.H. Holmes: Ladykiller and Child-Murderer

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  @TheCasualCriminalist · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @sarahcox2957 · 4 years ago

  Simon accidentally saying smeller instead of cellar is oddly adorable.

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  @douggiles7647 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Simon: &quot;I don&apos;t want to give advice to criminals&quot;<br><br>Also Simon: <b>*Gives advice to criminals every episode on multiple channels*</b>

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  @markmattheviewable · 4 years ago

  Jenn&apos;s self-control to not highlight &quot;if my smeller smelled like rotting bodies...&quot; at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POML_aintLM&amp;t=611">10:11</a> must be off the charts, especially in a video brought to us by Hello Fresh.

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  @Strider91 · 3 years ago

  Can we give credit to the absolute legend of a detective who (as far as I can tell from having lived in Toronto, and now in the US) traveled, in a time before automobiles. Across the entirety of the North East coast to find 3 missing children. What a badass

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  @adamskeel8913 · 4 years ago

  &quot;My son&apos;s a coward.&quot; - Father of the year, Simon Whistler!

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  @Longcoolwoman-l5g · 3 years ago

  The author explains how to pronounce the name of the victims correctly, Simon says thank you, I won&apos;t mispronounce it, then proceeds to mispronounce the name in every way possible. Love you, Simon.

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  @redemption156 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POML_aintLM&amp;t=612">10:12</a> Simon unintentionally fuses the word &quot;smelly&quot; &amp; &quot;cellar&quot; and ends up saying &quot;smeller&quot; to describe a smelly cellar and you can notice that Simon realizes what he said, pauses for the briefest of moments, reliased the error makes perfect sense for the context and then he just rolls with it xD <br>Years of YouTube experience and 1000 channels, Simon clearly is on another level

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  @jeremyjeaurond · 4 years ago

  Someone needs to make a compilation of Simon sarcastically saying terrible things with enthusiasm

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  @emmagraves2056 · 4 years ago

  I met one of my great grandmothers and I remember it clearly because she was wearing a purple dress. Everyone said &quot;Great&quot; grandma but I thought they said &quot;Grape&quot; grandma. You know... because of the purple dress. I fully and happily accepted that she was a grape. I adored her. I remember running up to her and hugging her leg saying &quot;I love you gramma grape!&quot; She knew I was saying it wrong but loved it. She would pick grapes out of her back yard for me. 4 years after her passing my mom was talking about her and I said I missed grandma grape and she game me a weird look and asked if I said Grape. Yep. The only one who knew I was saying it wrong was my great grandmother. It always makes me smile remembering it.

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  @SkywalkerMarvels · 2 years ago

  “B*tch, it was me! Remember me with the foot!?” Took me clean tf out 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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  @samuelbeamish-young9985 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Simon - &nbsp;&quot;You&apos;re up to some proto Nazi shit you weirdo&quot;<br>Also Simon - &quot;I&apos;ve burned many books in my life&quot;<br><br>Hmmmm

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