There's a couple of accounts I follow on Twitter that specialise in this. People have old photos of dead relatives - and they reanimate them, and can actually make them blink and smile. When done properly its beautifully touching - seeing two dead mass murderers is quite unsettling.
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They're horrible, unnecessary.
I'm half way through the first episode and not sure I want to watch anymore. Disliking Janie Jones which is putting me off.
Janie Jones is as dead-eyed as her little friend.
oh absolutely, i’ve seen it beautifully done in other cases and i fully get why it’s a lovely and comforting thing to have for a lost relative.
i think i find this particular version of it unsettling because they’re infamous mugshots by this point and because i don’t think i’ve ever seen video footage of either of them. the part at the end of the advert where the mugshots “look up” really really freaked me out. if they’re used in the programme then i definitely won’t be watching it!!
I did a double take …. Horrific and unnecessary.
really bad taste.
I really hope Shannon is doing well wherever she is and grew up feeling loved and happy, and all her siblings too.
Britain's worst mother Karen Matthews is spotted boarding bus
Standing at a bus stop near her home in a southern English town, which cannot be named for legal reasons, Karen looked tanned, has dyed her hair black and continues to lose weight.www.dailymail.co.uk
Legally it's not allowed to be named where she lives even though it's all over the internet and press in the past have photographed her outside the local job centre in a giveaway.
I’m sure that a poor digital artist has to spend time doing it at the instruction of the Director, but the phrase “just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should” springs to mind! Grim!
I’m from Yorkshire (born in the 90’s) and didn’t really learn about it until I was a teenager.
I think it’s more east Manchester area where the victims where from & Saddleworth that probably speak about them more.
It's before my time but I don't live that far away. It's not a topic I hear getting brought up as it's in the past. But if it was brought up I don't see why someone wouldn't chat about it.
I’m from Yorkshire and it’s still spoke about a lot. Whenever we drive past the moors you can’t help but think about it really
Heard on the news in relation to Sasha Johnson who was shot in the head and still is in hospital that the prosecution announced the Crown would not be pursuing the case. Does anyone know why the case against the 4 accused isn’t being pursued by the Crown?
Re: moors. I’ve been there. Didn’t realise at the time we booked near the area. We walked a lot. It’s so difficult to think of anything else while there. The scenery is stunning, not as dark and edgy as it always appears on documentaries. There’s a tribute there to Keith. Many locals just walking. I walked every step thinking of him and his poor mum.
I've been following the first couple of days of Logan Mwangi's family's trial. It's adjourned until Monday. Would it be cathartic to have a thread dedicated to it, like the ones for Star and Arthur? Poor boy, another one lost under cover of Covid.
I think it’s just sky at the moment. If you’re interested in the case but can’t get sky then this documentary about the case is on iplayer https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000nrl2
I followed Star’s trial as it was happening. It sounds really morbid writing it but it was going on when my baby was born and so I used to read the court transcripts while I was doing the night feeds. It really has stayed with me, such a sad and preventable death (same as poor Arthur’s).
Where are you reading Logan’s?
Do we think the young boy killed poor Logan and the dad and Logan's mum covered it up? As it said in the DM today that the boy had been talking about the terrible thing he'd done and also how he liked punching little kids in the head?
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