Yep, he didn't think that one through. Though he did get charged for perverting the course of justice for that.
Yep, he didn't think that one through. Though he did get charged for perverting the course of justice for that.Something else that was off, with the first killing when Port reported finding the body he said to the guy on the phone he was driving away so couldn't remember the flat number etc. But then he says he discovered the body outside his flat and went on in to sleep.
That part was almost laughable (if it wasn’t so sad) it was so blantant! It reminded me of the episode in Friends where phoebe leaves that voicemail pretending to be a pigeon saying ‘don’t blame the nice lady for dropping the lottery tickets’. Cannot believe the police were like ‘ok then can’t be him’!Just finished watching it this evening. Really well written and acted series highlighting a ridiculous catalogue of errors and disinterest by the police. You don't need to be Columbo to think you should look into a suicide note that states don't blame the last man I was with because he had nothing to do with it.
Urgh, that's horrific. I think the tv show did a good job of focusing on the victims and their families and not the grizzly aspect but someone as sick as that will get a certain amount of gratification for the attention which is grim.Just watched the doc follow up and good heavens, I can’t express how much rage and sadness I feel. How did the police not join the dots? How can they be so detached and lacking compassion?
What I am finding hard to get my head around is the fact that he can watch this in a sick voyeur way. I read up about him and he was caught having sex with Britain’s most prolific pedophile and also was discussing how Stephen Merchant should not be playing him as they look nothing alike.
I cried at the clip of Sarah collecting Anthony's degree.....The police attitudes towards the family was shockingI didn't know about the case but knew it was based on a real life crime. I was shocked to find out this was quite recent. I had a little cry at the end. The real life footage of Sarah at the graduation
In the documentary she shows a room in her house where she has all his stuff that the Police took and then kept for ages. When she got it back a lot of it was mouldy.I cried at the clip of Sarah collecting Anthony's degree.....
I know I saw that too - all 4 families were let down so badly - the police involved should be absolutely ashamed of themselves... if Jack's sisters didn't push it he could of carried on his depraved and disgusting behaviour.....In the documentary she shows a room in her house where she has all his stuff that the Police took and then kept for ages. When she got it back a lot of it was mouldy.
In a way I feel the drama should have been more about how Jack's sister basically solved the case but I can understand them wanting to show all the families but it was billed as Sheridan Smith being the star of the show when in fact I felt Jack's sisters deserved the bigger storyline.I know I saw that too - all 4 families were let down so badly - the police involved should be absolutely ashamed of themselves... if Jack's sisters didn't push it he could of carried on his depraved and disgusting behaviour.....
Do you know what the documentary is called please? I can’t seem to find itIn the documentary she shows a room in her house where she has all his stuff that the Police took and then kept for ages. When she got it back a lot of it was mouldy.
It's called How Police Missed The Grindr Killer... its on iplayer... worth a watchDo you know what the documentary is called please? I can’t seem to find it
It took me a while to find it on the iplayer but here's the link:Do you know what the documentary is called please? I can’t seem to find it
And brokenIn the documentary she shows a room in her house where she has all his stuff that the Police took and then kept for ages. When she got it back a lot of it was mouldy.
I watched the drama in one day yesterday (off sick) will watch this now and cry some more so sadIt took me a while to find it on the iplayer but here's the link:
How Police Missed the Grindr Killer
Documentary examining the police investigation into serial killer Stephen Port.www.bbc.co.uk
It's always the dog walkers.Just binge watched this. How unlucky that the same woman found all 3 boys.
I hadn’t heard of the case until this programme so will be looking to watch the documentary too.It's always the dog walkers.
The documentaries are great too and that lady is interviewed.
BBC did good here.
Those men and their families were failed.I hadn’t heard of the case until this programme so will be looking to watch the documentary too.
the angrer I felt watching about how rubbish the police were!
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