It’s easy for me being me to say but if you’re in an abusive relationship that’s that bad you don’t see a way out, surely the murder of 2 little girls would be it.
They spoke about this on the podcast, there was a few things she did like spoke about Holly and Jessica in the past tense as well as telling a very elaborate story that was apparently very animated.
You're assuming she knew about the murders...
And I don't remember her story being that elaborate - she just said she was in the bath
With respect you don't know anything about her conscience yet you state below
Maxine Carr must live with that for the rest of her life and you don’t need to be in a prison to feel that kind of guilt
How do you know she is living with a heavy burden of guilt.
I'll leave it at that.
I didn't exactly say she was - more that she should be.
But I will tell you something. On the night of the verdicts, or maybe it was the night after, the BBC did a special programme about the case and it included an audio tape recording of Maxine Carr being told by the police that they had found the burned football shirts. She let out what can only be described as this wail and was absolutely inconsolable, sobbing "it can't have been" over and over. I've never heard it since but I have never forgotten it. I honestly don't think you can fake that sort of reaction.
You probably do, as you seem to think she's some kind of sociopath, but I don't.
Anyway, I will leave it there. I was far too obsessed with the case, and in particular the trial, at the time, to the point where I talked about it endlessly and my ex was quite concerned about me especially after he woke me up one morning and I thought he was Huntley, who I'd been dreaming that I'd gone to visit in prison
![Face screaming in fear :scream: 😱](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f631.png)
And I feel like I've regressed sixteen years arguing the case for Maxine Carr. It's just not healthy.