The Twisted & Horrifying Case Of Madeline Webb

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[rhiangwilt]

I discovered this channel a few days and have been binging since. I love that you don't just focus on the mainstream cases like so many other true crime channels. Keep up the great work.

[Sameoldfitup]

"One can live for years sometimes without living at all, and then all life comes crowding into one single hour."
Oscar Wilde.

[changeintheair]

I am glad that Madeline reformed herself - helping many inmates learn to read, write, and get education. She spent her years helping others. Helping her community. Impressive.

[davidlancaster]

It's great to know that whenever I'm hankering for some unseen Brief Case I can always peruse your extensive back catalog. Too good!!!!

[LaPotraBellaca]

People back then and now, don't realize that starlets, models and actresses are a dime a dozen in Hollywood. Millions of people have the same dream but only a few achieve it and only a few of those are happy once they achieve that dream.

[vannem]

2 yrs later and I don’t remember this Brief Case. I’m glad it popped up on my suggested videos.

She was beautiful! Whether she was guilty or not it was meant for her to be in the prison to help all those people with education.

[ezragonzalez]

Finally one of the few "she was a beautiful young lady" that actually is true! saw other pictures of her online and yes she was very pretty! bitter sweet ending though.. thanks for sharing your incredible story telling talents with us!

[ritawashere]

The woman is pretty, she reminds me of. Geena Davis the actress from Beetlejuice.

[interestedobserver]

It boggles my mind the amount of work it takes for you to find the interesting historical cases you post. Please keep up the good work. Happy Christmas🎅 🎄.

[melissaleigh]

I absolutely admire all the
Research you do . Stick with what you do please . We love this channel for a reason !

[ArmouredKat]

There's a difference between intelligence and common sense. Madeline had one but not the other. Sad.

[elizabethtorres]

What a shame, Madeline Webb was a beautiful woman. Instead of being famous, she became infamous, she used her beauty, and acting skills to her advantage, thinking she could escape justice. Justice might be blindfolded, but she's no fool.

[leewise]

That was really fascinating. My father is from Stillwater, and his parents were there both before she left and after she returned from prison. I wonder if they knew her. I do have one correction. She did not attend Oklahoma State University. Until 1957, it was Oklahoma A&M: Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College.

[adeverger]

I am enjoying all of your stories. So happy to have found this channel. Thank you.

[RamaNasikkar]

I really like that you don't make videos on popular cases. Keep it up man🌷❤

[blackclouds]

Just came across your channel. I'm hooked. I especially love the older stories such as these. 💜

[bradyblackburn]

All of that death, destruction, and misery for a little bit of money. Very sad.

[GaryAa]

These lost cases in Brief Case really keep my attention. I've been a subscriber for quite some time.

[Ronin]

It is good to hear about her turn around while incarcerated. All too often prison is the environment where criminals do “postgraduate” training. Prison is the place to network and hone skills to use in crimes outside prison walls. Madeline really did turn the corner and it good to so hear that about her. Another wonderful video, and I thank you.

[zoehallett]

Merry Christmas Brief Case and all who are reading this.