MadchesterCity
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Another one FFS, I'm expecting a spate over the festive period
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Serial Killer at large in Manchester?
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StrangewaysHereWeCome
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Is it a festive type fiend we've got on our hands here?Another one FFS, I'm expecting a spate over the festive period
It's just that 'they' say canals are not a usual place for suicides..
MadchesterCity
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Is it a festive type fiend we've got on our hands here?
It's just that 'they' say canals are not a usual place for suicides..
More people out alone at night after a nights drinking means more potential victims for the serial killer?
I think there was a spike in activity last December over Xmas, could be wrong though
StrangewaysHereWeCome
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Iirc you're rightMore people out alone at night after a nights drinking means more potential victims for the serial killer?
I think there was a spike in activity last December over Xmas, could be wrong though
rickmcfc
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Finally some air time on the matter
crizack
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The ratio to men/women deaths is way off for it to be normal.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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No, thats not an indicator of anything. Women dont walk alone in dark places, generally speaking. As a result they are not going to be next to dark waterways at night.The ratio to men/women deaths is way off for it to be normal.
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No, thats not an indicator of anything. Women dont walk alone in dark places, generally speaking. As a result they are not going to be next to dark waterways at night.
I walk along the canal in ancoats for about a mile every work day and have done for about ten years. Amazed I am still here.