Mental story, I still have a few unanswered questions after watching it tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
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Mental story, I still have a few unanswered questions after watching it tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
Totally gripping and jaw dropping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
Just finished watching Jury: The Murder Trial, found it really fascinating. It’s obvious how certain personalities can influence others. I felt the blue jury were democratic and listened to each other’s opinions a lot more. I felt the red jury were dominated by a couple of very strong opinionated people who overpowered others in to their way of thinking. I was interested to see the decision the real life jury came to. My gut feeling was murder but given the evidence shown, I don’t know if I could have come to that decision, I do feel that the victims voice wasn’t given much consideration.
It certainly is an amazing story, I really have gone down the rabbit hole with these programmes since lockdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
Currently halfway through The truth about Jim and also where is baby Gabriel. The world truly is a messed up place at times. 😳
Can I tell you a secret, a 2 parter on Netflix about cyber stalking is worth a watch, not so much if you've got a daughter.
Crime & Investigation channel is very time consuming too. ☺️
Scottish National Team has released an hour long doc about Billy Gilmour. Well worth a watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIFafl72pcs&t=304s
British Airways killer on itv this week was decent as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Got that TiVo'd! 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
Watched both episodes of the push on C4 today, about the trial of the guy who pushed his wife off Arthur’s seat was alright was interesting seeing it play out in court
I had the boy as “guilty” within five seconds of seeing him on screen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
Why ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedantic_Hibee
Could tell by his expression and general unease. I’m either a fantastic observer of people or a cynic who would jail everybody 😂.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bridge hibs
To be fair, given the character of his dad, I’m not surprised he turned out that way. His old man was deplorable.
I remember the incident well but to be honest I knew nothing of either of them but in knowing he was already sentenced I wanted to try and at least be impartial until I heard all the evidenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedantic_Hibee
You are right though, his family and friend were ignorant and selfish *******s 😡
Ive actually sat on two jurys in that court, as fascinating as they were, they were pretty much nailed on verdicts, I wouldnt have been too keen on that one though. At my first trial I had a great group who dissected every dot, on my second there were a few dickheads who the minute they stepped into the deliberating room had the accused guilty as the food was **** and they were in prison as they couldnt get out for a fag 🤣
I thought that was excellent and totally agree about the dominating personalities of a couple of jurors being the most significant aspect in the decision making process. It really did highlight the flaw in the process though, and I guess you have to hope that if you find yourself in a situation where a jury is judging you, that they relate to you enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
The Push was fascinating as well, tragic situation and it was good that the victim’s family saw justice done.
We just started The Octopus Murders on Netflix, another gripping story that highlights the lengths people will go to for money and power.
The Ripper on Netflix was really good as well, about the Yorkshire Ripper. The Police, for all they were limited by technology etc at the time,, handled the case so badly, a basic starting point of misogyny from them stopped them catching the killer sooner and undoubtedly cost lives.
Nuts. If only a tenth of it is fact, still nuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
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It really is, we're not quite finished it yet, and I'm generally not big on conspiracy theories but I think sometimes you just have to acknowledge that a lot of shady **** goes down every day that folk get away with because of power and money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Just watched the 2 part documentary on 5 about the Titan submersible that attempted to reach Titanic, quite interesting
Just watched the first episode, interesting as you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bridge hibs
Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax on All4, quite an amazing story, completely passed me by when it happened.
Secret World of Sound with David Attenborough, superb as always.
Chris Kamara and Jeff Stelling on Worlds Most Dangerous Roads, didn't realise what Kammy had been through, quite a moving watch.
My Wife, My Abuser, The Secret Footage. Very uncomfortable to watch. You hear stories every day about people suffering from domestic violence but very rare you actually see it. Horrifying.
I'm just watching this now, as you say it's uncomfortable viewing to say the least.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
Very disturbing piece of telly. Very brave man to let C5 make this into a documentary. Possibly braver and stronger than he realises.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
Was reading in X after, apparently when she was released from police custody prior to trial, she obviously wasn’t allowed to go home so a friend let her move in with her and her husband. She then stole the friends husband. Shouldn’t surprise me from someone who to be reminded that her kids are ok cause she hadn’t arsed asking after them.Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
What a strange thing to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
My apologies. She had an affair with her friends husband. The husband has now left his wife for her and is standing by her while she is in prison. I was quoting the person who knew her. Sorry if the wording wasn’t to your liking.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Just catching up on Chinook: Zulu Delta 576 on the iPlayer, watched the first episode, 2nd one still to come.
Having watched the 2nd part of this documentary The RAF & MOD have a lot to answer for, the dignity of the families left behind is amazing given what they had to go through. I won't say anymore just incase others end up watching it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Casey Anthony's Parents: The Lie Detector Test on C&I. You've really got to watch previous documentaries about the death of Casey's daughter before watching this, interesting viewing though.
Ukraine: Enemy in the woods on iPlayer, body worn camera footage from an Ukrainian infantry unit battling against huge odds in the forests of Ukraine.