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Indaparkside
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Been watching Ted Bundy on Netflix. Now he was one psychopath
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BlindEyeSeesAll
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Absolutely brilliant.The Vietnam War (Film not the series) -
Recorded all of it when it was on BBC, only to find out later that it was incomplete due to copyright issues or something like that.
Luckily the complete version was shown on PBS - so I recorded it all again.
BlindEyeSeesAll
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Absolutely brilliant.
Recorded all of it when it was on BBC, only to find out later that it was incomplete due to copyright issues or something like that.
Luckily the complete version was shown on PBS - so I recorded it all again.
* The series , not the film.
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Been watching that Ted Bundy on Netflix. Now he was one psychopath
We also just finished this. He confessed to 30ish murders. There could be more we don't know about, he was murdering at a rate of one a month at one point and he was active for at least 10 years. That is based on the first confirmed victim when he was 27 yo, Bundy at 14yo was a paperboy, a girl also 14 disappeared from her bed on his route, no one was ever caught (that does not happen very often).... When you also factor in he was caught by luck on two occasions and there was only one incident where his attempt to abduct and murder failed.
So without those two occasions where he was stopped by police how many could he have got away with?
Indaparkside
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We also just finished this. He confessed to 30ish murders. There could be more we don't know about, he was murdering at a rate of one a month at one point and he was active for at least 10 years. That is based on the first confirmed victim when he was 27 yo, Bundy at 14yo was a paperboy, a girl also 14 disappeared from her bed on his route, no one was ever caught (that does not happen very often).... When you also factor in he was caught by luck on two occasions and there was only one incident where his attempt to abduct and murder failed.
So without those two occasions where he was stopped by police how many could he have got away with?
One sick man indeed.
jimmy blue shoes
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Just got round to watching "The Defiant Ones" on Netflix.
Don't know why i waited so long. Brilliant.
Don't know why i waited so long. Brilliant.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor
One of the most emotional documentaries I've seen a while. Mr. Roger's was like a saint to an entire generation of Americans. Probably saved thousands of people from doing themselves in. We were so lucky to have him.
One of the most emotional documentaries I've seen a while. Mr. Roger's was like a saint to an entire generation of Americans. Probably saved thousands of people from doing themselves in. We were so lucky to have him.
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Don't know if anyone saw this on the all new BBC Scotland but it's well worth watching for the epic amounts of swearing alone.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0002wvy/real-kashmir-fc
It's about ex-Aberdeen, Rangers and Leeds footballer, Davie Robertson, who manages the local football team in Kashmir, one of the most militarised places on earth.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0002wvy/real-kashmir-fc
It's about ex-Aberdeen, Rangers and Leeds footballer, Davie Robertson, who manages the local football team in Kashmir, one of the most militarised places on earth.
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