I watched the new Netflix prog. The trial of Gabriel Fernandez. It was heartbreaking as it is a child abuse case (and it does go in to a lot of detail). Highlights the wider questions of social services intervention and are they doing enough. Was interesting but very sad.
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This is on my watch list for tomorrow.
Other good ones I’ve watched are the disappearance of Susan cox power (it’s so twisted) and who killed Garrett Phillips .. both on sky crime
Me! Cannot believe he was found not guilty!!Anyone watching Murder 24/7!?
Yikes! I am enjoying it - is that the right word? I love seeing behind the scenes and the work that goes into getting a charge from the CPS etc.
Last nights gave me the chills - the man who killed his mother,.
Murder 24/7 is brilliant and I’ve enjoyed the first three episodes. Would love to work in criminology - I love psychology and find this stuff fascinating.Anyone watching Murder 24/7!?
Yikes! I am enjoying it - is that the right word? I love seeing behind the scenes and the work that goes into getting a charge from the CPS etc.
Last nights gave me the chills - the man who killed his mother,
I think I’d be a bloody good detective #likethefbi
This recent arrest/charge shocked me. I was convinced it was the mother.
Rikki Neave: Man charged with 1994 schoolboy murder
The body of six-year-old Rikki Neave was found naked and strangled in woods near his home.www.bbc.co.uk
This guy has been in their sights for a LONG time but they have never charged him before. If he's guilty then I hope the evidence is strong enough.
It means he would have been around 13 when it happened
I know she went to prison not long after for child neglect. Obviously if she was a doctor and it had happened on holiday then no charge would have been brought against her...
She looked so sad in the photos that were released.
Poor girl who deserved so much better.
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A request for more funding in the hunt for Madeleine McCann has been made. Around 12million spent on the case now.
To say my blood boils is an understatement. That poor girl, but come on. This is absurd! Why is this one case getting such special treatment even now, with this apparently endless cash supply despite so many cuts to other areas of policing? I don't understand at all.
To say my blood boils is an understatement. That poor girl, but come on. This is absurd! Why is this one case getting such special treatment even now, with this apparently endless cash supply despite so many cuts to other areas of policing? I don't understand at all.
It’s a disgrace!
The real killer, Robert Napper, was horrendous. What he did to the Samatha and her daughter reminds me so much of Jack the Ripper. It’s half way down this article but beware it does describe what he did to the daughter too.YAAS girl
I loved The Jigsaw Man and the follow up, Picking Up The Pieces, by Paul Britton. I know he gets a lot of stick over the Colin Stagg honeytrap but there were plenty of reasons to suspect him and it was the police's idea! He was something of a fall guy in my opinion.
We have Netflix so I will check out those shows. I have watched The Staircase but ashamed to say I haven't seen Making A Murderer
How Napper was raped as a boy, disowned by family and inspired by a Victorian horror story
Robert Napper was a cold and calculated murderer whose fantasies stemmed from an Edgar Allen Poe horror story.
ive just finished watching the disappearance of Crystal Rogers on sky crime, that was interesting very bizarre
WHOOPSIE!SPOILER
Has anyone been watching Murder 24/7 ? Really good !
Pisses me off too, there are kids who have been abused and neglected who aren't getting the support they need because funding is getting cut all over the place, give the money to those services instead.
Yes and I dropped a spoiler
Yes. I followed the Courtney Valentine-Brown case as it was ongoing - I actually nearly went to observe when I was killing time in Chelmsford for the day but it had transferred back to Basildon Crown Court.
Seeing Kelly King's mugshot was a bit of a shock compared to her Facebook profile photo
it did irritate me that they never once said that CVB was a convicted drug dealer. Ian Slater talked briefly about him dealing drugs (which is why KK was letting him live in her flat) but he got a fairly long stretch in 2016 for dealing heroin and crack cocaine. Yet the family still want us to believe he was just 'cheeky' and 'loveable'.
Dealer who hid class A drugs in his sock is jailed for more than five years
A DRUG dealer caught hiding a haul of Class A drugs in his sock has been jailed for almost six years.
The second case I was aware of but didn't follow. Very sad but I think the jury's verdict and judge's sentence was appropriate and compassionate in the circumstances.
The final case next week is another trial I followed.
I’m watching this now. Could barely get past the introduction with the nurse. When she said her and her family celebrate his birthday for him every year
Yes the 2nd case was tragic all round .. Looking forward to the next oneYes. I followed the Courtney Valentine-Brown case as it was ongoing - I actually nearly went to observe when I was killing time in Chelmsford for the day but it had transferred back to Basildon Crown Court.
Seeing Kelly King's mugshot was a bit of a shock compared to her Facebook profile photo
it did irritate me that they never once said that CVB was a convicted drug dealer. Ian Slater talked briefly about him dealing drugs (which is why KK was letting him live in her flat) but he got a fairly long stretch in 2016 for dealing heroin and crack cocaine. Yet the family still want us to believe he was just 'cheeky' and 'loveable'.
Dealer who hid class A drugs in his sock is jailed for more than five years
A DRUG dealer caught hiding a haul of Class A drugs in his sock has been jailed for almost six years.www.echo-news.co.uk
The second case I was aware of but didn't follow. Very sad but I think the jury's verdict and judge's sentence was appropriate and compassionate in the circumstances.
The final case next week is another trial I followed.
Anyone watched The Staircase ? If you have did you listen to the podcast ? Ive learned more about the case than came out at the trial by listening
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