Lord Lucan

[Nightmare Walking]

Have just watched episode one and it looks like my foregoing theory might be absolute bollocks!

It’s a compelling documentary so far, and I find the main character, the son, to be hugely likeable.

Have agreed to watch it with my girlfriend (including episode 1) tonight!

Glory hunter. Can't believe you have turmed your back on City after a few defeats.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Glory hunter. Can't believe you have turmed your back on City after a few defeats.

Fucking disgraceful slur.

I’m watching it with her after the game, which I’m watching in her local while she’s goes to a bonfire event with her daughter.

Surprised at you!

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Fucking disgraceful slur.

I’m watching it with her after the game, which I’m watching in her local while she’s goes to a bonfire event with her daughter.

Surprised at you!

Excuses, excuses. Have you still got your Chelsea top? ;-)

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Excuses, excuses. Have you still got your Chelsea top? ;-)

It’s a bit tight on me these days…

 

[Nightmare Walking]

It’s a bit tight on me these days…

No chance of your Blackburn top fitting you, then.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

No chance of your Blackburn top fitting you, then.

It fits better. My weight has always gone up and down.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

It's not him. Facial features are well off.

Not surprising they managed to find a conman with same rough age profile, hiding out in Australia.

If you look hard enough for a needle in a haystack, you are bound to find a few nails.

The stories the suspect in Australia was coming out with sure put the cat among the pigeons. Not sure if it was all coincidence or if he was putting on a performance of some sort, enjoying the attention, before realising what was truly going on.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Cant believe I watched all this. What a load of old shit

 

[johnny crossan]

changed his name to Arthur and went on the boards

 

[mackenzie]

Watched it last night.

My partner said the son got on his nerves, but I (kind of) understood him.
For some adoptees they are happy to not look back and find out more about their biological parents. For others though it can become very important. We are all different in how we react to things after all.
Imagine finding out what he did as an adult, and then add to that the fact the woman was the victim in one of the most notorious murder mysteries of recent times. I would probably have been the same as I love a challenge and which is probably why I will research to the nth degree when I'm doing my family history.

If you haven't been raised by biological parents (as I wasn't) then it does allow you a sense of control and "ownership" of a relationship that was never allowed to form in the normal way, when you pursue information about them.
Couple that with a sense that you are here to fight for them. That's a powerful combination.

Having said that it was clear that he needs some closure over the whole thing, but he needs to step back now.

Thought it quite sad really, and showed how the ripples of things years ago still impact. Not just with the son, but others too.