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The Most Haunting Victorian-Era Serial Killers

Murder, mystery, and the darkest corners of the Victorian age—this was a time when crime gripped the public imagination like never before. In a world transformed by industry and shadowed by poverty, the rise of the modern city gave birth to killers whose names still haunt history. Behind the gaslit streets and respectable facades, there lurked horrors that blurred the line between fascination and fear. In this 4+ hour documentary, we explore the chilling stories of Victorian serial killers who left entire communities terrified. From the infamous cases that sparked nationwide panic to the lesser-known crimes that slipped into obscurity, each chapter pulls you deeper into an era when death could come from the hands of a neighbor, a stranger, or even a trusted figure. These accounts are not myths—they are drawn from real reports, trials, and confessions that reveal just how haunting the age of Queen Victoria truly was. If you’d like to support what we do, you can join us on Patreon here:   / eternalmysteries   Attributions for images used in video: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p... DISCLAIMER: The images, audio, and video clips featured in the content on this channel come from a mix of licensed stock, attribution-required sources, royalty-free media, public domain content, and materials used in accordance with fair use guidelines. No copyright infringement is intended, and all rights remain with their respective owners. If you are the copyright holder of any material used and have concerns regarding its use, please contact me directly, and I will address the issue promptly. Since authentic images and footage of certain historical events are not always available, Eternal Mysteries may use historically relevant visuals for dramatic effect. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy and maintain historical integrity. All content on Eternal Mysteries is thoroughly researched, produced, and presented within a historical and educational context. While we are passionate about history, we may not always be experts in every field, so we welcome any corrections, additional insights, or new ideas—feel free to reach out!