LangleyBlue1970
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On 3rd episode of The Manhattan Alien Abduction.
Bat shit crazy.
Bat shit crazy.
Must see documentaries..
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davyhulme blue
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Dead in the water . Amazon prime .
Watched that the other day. Crazy.
Crazy story but Poor documentary. Why did the filmmakers not investigate any of the evidence themselves? We had three whole episodes of he said she said… I wanted them to go and talk to the UN guy, try and find those bodyguards and do any sort of investigation themselves but no.
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Lucan - Series 1: 1. The Evidence
Hampshire builder Neil Berriman discovers he is the son of the nanny murdered by Lucan and starts to investigate. He finds evidence that suggests the aristocrat escaped to Africa.
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davyhulme blue
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Yes that’s the one . Think they also lived Chorlton / wilmsow
Just watched this. Thought it would be the usual retread of story I know fairly well.Lucan - Series 1: 1. The Evidence
Hampshire builder Neil Berriman discovers he is the son of the nanny murdered by Lucan and starts to investigate. He finds evidence that suggests the aristocrat escaped to Africa.
Documentary turned out to be a sad, at times funny but ultimately quite a moving story.
bluebaja
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Recently watched 'Sweet Bobby - my Catfish nightmare' on Netflix. I had never heard of the case and thought I could see where it was going, needless to say I was wrong. Not usually my sort of think but a fascinating watch.
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I watched it, a really good documentary, but it left some deep, troublesome questions about the army in the context of the Russian aggression and ongoing war in Ukraine. To be blunt, I am not sure how would our troops do, or any western troops for that matter, in the war of that intensity where the enemy has much more than a few rifles, RPGs and IEDs.
BBC would probably have enough material to make documentaries for 100 years after a month of hell in Avdivka pocket or Pokrovsk direction. That might be the reason we don't see footage on our news channels, it is much easier seeing pulveration of Gaza, still somehow distant. Still excellent documentary that bring on brutal honesty what any war can do to a man/woman.