I've not seen anyone wear Lee Cooper since 2003.
They are claiming Rod Stewart as one of their icons on their website. It also looks like they paid the Rolling Stones tit loads to wear them in the 80s through 'sponsorship'. I just had to go and look, even if it boosts their site stats.I've not seen anyone wear Lee Cooper since 2003.
Literally all of the prominent social media types who are simping for this serial child murderer meet the criteria for being either on the MI5/Counter Terrorism Policing radar or being sent to RamptonFound this interesting post earlier
So did a bit of digging & found out that The Joker is a vile racist nazi scumbag (although this website probably isn’t the most wholesome website about!Found this interesting post earlier
Yeah, they’re all a bunch of really unsavoury characters to say the least!Literally all of the prominent social media types who are simping for this serial child murderer meet the criteria for being either on the MI5/Counter Terrorism Policing radar or being sent to Rampton
I think he’s absolutely disgusting & agree he wouldn’t have met with any parents, he’s just saying that to look goodBased on the horrible racist tweets that were shared here I can believe him to be a racist and have no respect at all for him. I'm sure he's not meeting with any parents.
I just knew he would look like that! This campaign if theirs is not going too well is it! What a terrible human that Ian is. Probably quite a dangerous character. I hope his tweets have been reported.Found this interesting post earlier
It’s not is it?!I just knew he would look like that! This campaign if theirs is not going too well is it! What a terrible human that Ian is. Probably quite a dangerous character. I hope his tweets have been reported.
It’s for the element of surprise, so that the person being arrested is caught off their guard. It also means they haven’t the chance to dispose of anything incriminating if they aren’t expecting it.I find it interesting they arrested her so early in the morning, was that deliberate so that she's less likely to be leered at by neighbours?
Also sorry to change the subject, but I was wondering if anyone knew what LL's reaction was (if any) when each of the verdicts were announced?
No I don't believe for a moment she knew she was being arrested that day. But I bet she had been told by her solicitors that when (not if) she was arrested they would arrive very early in the morning. Being that they like to ensure they have the best chance of the suspect being home and it also puts everyone on the back foot to awake to a stressful situation like that.I think Letby knew getting arrested was inevitable, but I don't see how she could have known exactly when it would happen. Perhaps she was already up at that time, or maybe she quickly dressed before opening the door. If I knew I was likely to be arrested at some point I'd probably have an outfit ready to throw on in case they arrived at the crack of dawn.![]()
Agree. Don't think she would have had a solicitor at that point though, that was the first time she was arrested. I'm hoping it came completely out the blue, which the police said it did in the Op H documentary, and she absolutely shat herself knowing that it was all about to crumble around her.No I don't believe for a moment she knew she was being arrested that day. But I bet she had been told by her solicitors that when (not if) she was arrested they would arrive very early in the morning. Being that they like to ensure they have the best chance of the suspect being home and it also puts everyone on the back foot to awake to a stressful situation like that.
She did look disoriented. Knowing you're going to hear the words "You are under arrest for murder" is I suspect quite a different thing to actually hearing them. She was shocked in that way we are when we've been expecting something we dread for a long time and then it happens. So a loud knocking at 6 am was that other shoe dropping.
Also I always pull on the nearest clothes to me when I get an unexpected knock on the door. Never have been one to swan about in public in my jammies, though for a while there it was oddly fashionable to nip down Tesco in a onesie and slippers. Wasn't for me.
Sorry, quoting myself to correct, she made the Lee Cooper confession in the trial on 9th June.I think that the nightie and tracksuit combo fully supports this knowledge. For a long time I thought it was strange that she is said to have worn her nightie under her tracksuit when she opened the door to her first arrest. When BNE proved her to be lying about being dragged out in her pyjamas (wanna see the footage anyone?) she then admitted (in the trial on 2nd May) that she was wearing her nightie with the Lee Cooper 'leisure suit', and this has been reported as the case since. What I'm trying to say is that if she knew to expect them from a tip off, why keep on the nightie? But if she was half expecting this call each day and then heard 'a lot of knocking' at 6am (2nd May defence), then it makes sense to quickly put on the tracksuit over the nightie
Most of her clothes and fashion, including her home decor look like they belong in 2003. It's as if she hasn't grown up from when she was in her teens and her taste hasn't evolved. IMO it says a lot about her frame of mind. In general her scribblings also sound like coming from a teenager.I've not seen anyone wear Lee Cooper since 2003.
Yes. In the Operation Hummingbird documentary they said that each arrest was meticulously planned and that she had been under surveillance prior to each one.I wonder if they had been watching her though, to know she was away and had got home the night before?
She had been under workplace investigation since being placed in the non-clinical role in 2017. She was well aware of this fact both through official channels and via her mate the Director of Nursing. She'd have had legal advice while still employed by the hospital provided by her union. She was suspended on full pay in 2018 after being questioned under caution. So she would still have qualified for the union legal help then. And they would very much have advised her to seek her own counsel once she was no longer working in the NHS. She wasn't actually sacked until the 2020 arrest, which I find galling. £30,000 quid a year for two years to sit on her a in cat cafes & weep because she couldn't kill babies anymore.Agree. Don't think she would have had a solicitor at that point though, that was the first time she was arrested. I'm hoping it came completely out the blue, which the police said it did in the Op H documentary, and she absolutely shat herself knowing that it was all about to crumble around her.