Yes I did, Dreadful stuff, and as the father of twins even more so........
I am upset but not entirely surprissed by the 2 conditions mentioned, there is a 'bond' beetween twins, not sure that 'genectics' have quite resolved that one yet!
Strange seeing that they use twins as a research tool.
Yeah - I watched it in morbid fascination. Almost like (if you'll pardon the expression) watching a traffic accident unfold - it feels wrong, but you have to look.
The two conditions mentioned are very controversial - folie a feud in particular is a very sparsely recorded, and highly debated diagnosis.
There's so much we still don't understand about the human mind, and judging by the way the woman was able to get up and tested negative for drugs, the human body. Fasinating stuff and I'll chuck in the old cliché, well worth the licence fee.
How strange is that,, i have seen the affects of someone who had a bad trip and it was very similar things is it can re ocur this women will offend again nailed on
should have chucked her in the loony bin and thrown away the key same with her sister fooking cukoo
Yes the legal arguments served no one....... as quick as the condition could dissolve it could also 'reignite' again dormante for years. I would have thought that these two should at the least be closely monitored, individually. The American sister if you believe the theory had a control through 'dualled formed insanity': paranoia (fear of her organs being stolen) essentially she was as her defence claimed temporarily mad\insane. When you add the legal systems Alice in wonderland 'legal logic' . She was no longer insane as it was a 'temporary condition' justice was the casualty here. You would have thought that society needed to be protected here above the individual rights of the murderer.I would have thought that an insistance that if they did not comply with internment they were judged 'insane' could have been pursued! . The result was mad, bad, and sad....... for all concerned.
I was gobsmacked, the way they ran out in front of those cars/lorries, it was sickening. I was amazed that Ursula wasnt charged at all after leaving hospital.....something defiently wasnt right.....I would have thought it was beyond anyone to get up as if nothing had happened, not just once, but twice after being hit by speeding cars and then fight the coppers like some sort of super human as Sabine did....very disturbing to watch and personally dont think there is enough evidence to support either diagnosis....a puff of madness.....no, sorry I cant see that....to me even when she appeared rational, there was a look about her......as for taking her into my house...no, I think after the cigarette episode, Id have been moving her on pronto, or getting the old bill to take her away......really feel for the guys family, the drivers of the various vehicles who had to watch what was happening before there eyes (I bet a few have nightmares about it) and of course the young guy who witnessed Sabine hitting her own head with the hammer....let alone whacking him with a roof tile....unreal, and then jumping off a bridge to oncoming traffic and still survive...... and then to be charged 5 years for manslaughter was a just a travisty of justice....
i remember seeing the footage back in 2008 and thinking how crazy it was then, but that was only half the story!
she puts footballers to shame though. they receive a little kick and roll around on the floor, writhing in agony. she gets hit by two cars, doing about, what 60mph? and she still up and running around, trying to fight off the old bill.
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I am upset but not entirely surprissed by the 2 conditions mentioned, there is a 'bond' beetween twins, not sure that 'genectics' have quite resolved that one yet!
Strange seeing that they use twins as a research tool.
The two conditions mentioned are very controversial - folie a feud in particular is a very sparsely recorded, and highly debated diagnosis.
Compelling viewing.
should have chucked her in the loony bin and thrown away the key same with her sister fooking cukoo
Shocking stuff.
thanks
Its on iplayer if anyone wants to watch it....
Can't believe they released the un-injured one the next day also at her trial didn't (couldn't ?) call her sister as a witness
More to it than meets the eye I'd say - something else going on there........
she puts footballers to shame though. they receive a little kick and roll around on the floor, writhing in agony. she gets hit by two cars, doing about, what 60mph? and she still up and running around, trying to fight off the old bill.