Citizen in Pakistan
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i did that quiet successfully until you poked your sherlock nose
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Serial Killer at large in Manchester?
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i did that quiet successfully until you poked your sherlock nose
yeseye
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So are we all in agreement it's the lad in Pakistan ? I'm heading over there in the morning to make a citizens arrest.Still an ongoing subject and those participating in the thread are mainly in one of three camps. Those who suspect foul play, those thinking it's accidental misadventures and those who are responsible....
I find the most disturbing aspect of that, if it's true, is Brady's pouring of a glass of wine for Hindley's brother-in-law while she cleaned brain tissue off the carpet. In East Manchester in 1965. Where did he manage to buy it? More than a bit of a poser. IMO. And therein perhaps lies the fingerprint of serial killers. Hannibal Lecter was a bit of a clever barstard. Shipman was a doctor. Do they maybe all have a sense of superiority?
I thought Hannibal was a fictional character drawn from numerous inspirations?
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Nah, it's definitely @BlueBearBootsSo are we all in agreement it's the lad in Pakistan ? I'm heading over there in the morning to make a citizens arrest.
blue b4 the moon
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Do you really think he's in Pakistan.....it's surely too far and expensive travel to from there to shove someone in a canal.So are we all in agreement it's the lad in Pakistan ? I'm heading over there in the morning to make a citizens arrest.
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i agree, very bad taste indeed.I find the most disturbing aspect of that, if it's true, is Brady's pouring of a glass of wine for Hindley's brother-in-law while she cleaned brain tissue off the carpet.
brandy would've been more appropriate on an occasion like that.
homebrew?In East Manchester in 1965. Where did he manage to buy it?
the kit was cheap to buy and it was very popular at the time.
in fact, the government made it illegal to produce homemade wine in 1960
(presumably because they were losing out on taxes or summat)
but had to repeal it in '65 because so many people were brewing their own wine.
elderberry wine is a piece of piss to make and can be very palatable.
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Zin 'messiah' Zimmer
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I thought Hannibal was a fictional character drawn from numerous inspirations?
Which is enough to end this thread completely.... I preferred the 'jack the dipper' title
Hannibal lector ffs
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Which is enough to end this thread completely.... I preferred the 'jack the dipper' title
Hannibal lector ffs
Why has someone now nicknamed our canal killer hanibal? or have I misread? The pusher was bad enough.
It's deffinately jack the dipper or the Moston angler he/she gets refered to by people at work n boozer.
Anyway though he had moved to yorkshire.
Why has someone now nicknamed our canal killer hanibal? or have I misread? The pusher was bad enough.
It's deffinately jack the dipper or the Moston angler he/she gets refered to by people at work n boozer.
Anyway though he had moved to yorkshire.
Canalibal Lector?
StrangewaysHereWeCome
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Hannibal Locktor