5 Mistakes That Caught A Killer.

[Funkydrummer]

Heads up for a potentially very interesting documentary about that two hat Ian Huntley.

[Longsider]

Heads up for a potentially very interesting documentary about that two hat Ian Huntley.

When and what channel?

[Funkydrummer]

When and what channel?

Oops !!!

Channel 5, Thursday at 10 o'clock

[Longsider]

Oops !!!

Channel 5, Thursday at 10 o'clock

Thanks

[FactualFrank]

There's another that starts tonight: https://www.channel5.com/show/the-murde ... ne-downes/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Channel 5 tonight, 9pm, then continues tomorrow and Thursday (just before the Huntley one is on).

[tim_noone]

Heads up for a potentially very interesting documentary about that two hat Ian Huntley.

Why anybody would watch such Sh!t is Beyond Me.

[Quicknick]

Why anybody would watch such Sh!t is Beyond Me.

Because the psychosexual/psychopathic/criminal mind is interesting

[FactualFrank]

Because the psychosexual/psychopathic/criminal mind is interesting

And also how the clues were pieced together and they were brought to justice.

[tim_noone]

Because the psychosexual/psychopathic/criminal mind is interesting

Whatever floats your Boat.....

[Local cricketer]

There's another that starts tonight: https://www.channel5.com/show/the-murde ... ne-downes/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Channel 5 tonight, 9pm, then continues tomorrow and Thursday (just before the Huntley one is on).

Hope Tommy Robinson is watching

[Funkydrummer]

Because the psychosexual/psychopathic/criminal mind is interesting

Because some people find the criminal mind fascinating, intriguing and confusing at the same time. The link to mental
health, substance abuse, upbringing and life experiences, and it's understanding, is potentially a very valuable tool
in both prevention and cure in the hands of the professional.

As also said above, the workings of the police in the assembly and linking of evidence, leading to solving a crime
is fascinating to some people.

If it's not your bag then fair enough.

[tim_noone]

Because some people find the criminal mind fascinating, intriguing and confusing at the same time. The link to mental
health, substance abuse, upbringing and life experiences, and it's understanding, is potentially a very valuable tool
in both prevention and cure in the hands of the professional.

As also said above, the workings of the police in the assembly and linking of evidence, leading to solving a crime
is fascinating to some people.

If it's not your bag then fair enough.

Why bring mental health into it ffs? Will he be cured?

[Funkydrummer]

Why bring mental health into it ffs? Will he be cured?

That shows a distinct lack of understanding, presumably resulting from your lack of interest in the subject, which is fair enough.

[tim_noone]

That shows a distinct lack of understanding, presumably resulting from your lack of interest in the subject, which is fair enough.

No not at all funky.....I just believe watching sh!t like these programmes isn't quite Healthy...on BBc2 there's a programme on depression ....maybe one day someone will find a link to that and the programme you have just watched along with Jeremy Kyle and reality TV. Not healthy viewing IMO

[box_of_frogs]

Because the psychosexual/psychopathic/criminal mind is interesting

I suspect if you like Jeremy Kyle, then this programme isn’t for you.

[claret2018]

I find it interesting when these things are well done. The fact that this is on Channel 5 suggests this won’t be.

[Funkydrummer]

Reminder, about to kick off. Hope it's good.

[FactualFrank]

Half way through and is interesting.

The problem with these programmes though is a could be murderer could be sat watching with a notepad and pen writing down what not to do.

[FactualFrank]

Where is his former girlfriend, Maxine Carr?

It mentioned in the programme, that she's now under a new identity with lifelong anonymity.