Madness in the fast lane

Very strange case, it could be straight out of Hollywood! Brainwashed Swedish twin sister CIA sleeper agents run amok in Stoke-on-Trent when a Top-Secret assassination mission goes wrong, would explain the short Sentence she got anyway ;)
 
WTF !! :confused:

That was very strange, got to feel for the bloke's family but how can anyone legislate for that ?

How the hell anyone can still be alive after being hit by cars on the motorway twice, and chucking herself off a bridge onto a dual carridgeway is beyond me.
 
How the hell anyone can still be alive after being hit by cars on the motorway twice, and chucking herself off a bridge onto a dual carridgeway is beyond me.

Indeed, I suppose they were just really, REALLY lucky.

Maybe they were some kind of supersoldier test subjects? :p

Crushing the windscreen and metal roof of a Golf must take some considerable amount of force, and then to get up minutes later and fight the police officers leading to 6 people having to restrain her is just :eek:

It seems really daft that she was out among the public 2 days after that, a serious fail in the law/judgement of the people responsible there.
 
Just watched this. Absolute craziness - literally.

I initially found it hard to believe that she was released, I mean saying stuff such as "You're not the Police", "They'll take my organs" and repeatedly running into traffic.

I'm no expert, but I'd say two things would make a person do those things. Drugs and/or mental illness. She tested clean for drugs, so that leaves us with?

I can see how she was discharged - the doctors evaluated her when she was calm, sedated and probably had no idea what had happened. The problem is the link, the police should have been insistant that this woman was crazier that a box of frogs and insisted she be detained, monitored and evaluated at length. The video should also have been made available to the psychiatrists.

But of course, in this country, there'd be some human rights violation in there somewhere which ultimately along with a bit of negligence, let this woman back on the streets to kill.

She bloody looks nuts as well.

Her sister is a paradox for me, no one knows anything about her and going by her antics, she's equally if not more batty.
 
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Thanks for the reminder... my mate has a part in the docu, he was the chap he met Sabina when she was looking for someone in the street - he is the one carrying the red jumper.

When he told me about the story it spooked me out and watching it back in this docu makes it much more hard hitting :/
 
Watched this, very strange. My wife and I spent much of it incredulous at the incompetence of pretty much everyone involved.

- Two women try to kill themselves, yet are not properly secured by police at the scene but simply left standing around. I mean, who could possibly think that they'd try again?

- The number of police idiots required to secure a single female...the police were too weak, too incompetent to bring her down and deal with her properly. The woman that got absolutely floored should have taken action with a batton or something. Pathetic.

- Two women that are clearly bat**** insane, get released soon after trying to kill themselves several times and assaulting and abusing police officers and medics. Why were they released so soon? Because they seem to be alright now!!!! Were they not charged with anything? If so they should not have been granted bail on the grounds that they were a danger to themselves and the public, and if not they should have been charged. I sometimes wonder if the presence of a TV crew makes the police scared of doing their jobs.

- The judge gives a murderer a term of 5 years serving half of that, on the grounds of diminished responsibility and they mentioned something about LACK OF EVIDENCE?!?! If her responsibility was diminished, then she should have been committed to an mental institution. BUT OH NO we can't do that cause she's not symptomatic anymore. The judge's hands were tied apparently, but how ridiculous that common sense can't be employed. They should have watched the movie Primal Fear :p.

A piece of paper says you are a doctor or a policeman and another piece of paper tells you the law in terms of how to deal with certain situations...but does common sense not come into this one jot?

The brother of the murdered man came across as incredibly humble and rational considering the situation. Obviously time has gone by, perhaps reducing the anger to a degree, but I would have been spitting metaphorical bile at the idiots that released a lunatic to kill my brother.

Last comment...the yanks would never have let it get that far.
 
I missed it, but remember the clips online from when it happened.

Only found out about the program afterwards by a friend on Facebook saying she threw up in the first minute!
 
Thanks for the link, I remember the program when it first happened, very crazy girls, seems like the police\health service are at fault in some way.
 
- The number of police idiots required to secure a single female...the police were too weak, too incompetent to bring her down and deal with her properly. The woman that got absolutely floored should have taken action with a batton or something. Pathetic.

I see exactly what you're saying and agree with it 100%, but the amount of times someone from the police gets called out and slated for using excessive force would certainly put me off risking it if i was in the force.
 
I watched this too and found the whole thing a bit disturbing, they were both clearly crackers and the series of events is pretty horrifying.

I can't understand why they've not questioned their family members or something. I'm sure one of the twins had gone back to Sweden/Ireland/USA or wherever it was, can she not explain what the heck they were doing on the motorway, why she jumped in front of a lorry and why her sister has gone mental and stabbed someone to death!?

Surely when the other is released something is going to kick off again!

Potty!
 
- The number of police idiots required to secure a single female...the police were too weak, too incompetent to bring her down and deal with her properly. The woman that got absolutely floored should have taken action with a batton or something. Pathetic.

It took six people to restrain her, that is before you even consider the state of mind of the Police officers and Highways agency people. It is one thing being at the aftermath of an incident, however being caught right in the middle of it is entirely another.

It clearly stated in the program that the incident was still raw in the minds of those that witnessed it.

I think the only thing worthy of being titled 'pathetic' is your response.
 
- The number of police idiots required to secure a single female...the police were too weak, too incompetent to bring her down and deal with her properly. The woman that got absolutely floored should have taken action with a batton or something. Pathetic.

Someone with that much adrenaline running through them would be VERY hard to restrain.


I too feel awful for that poor lorry driver.. Christ :(
 
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