I thought he left his victims in full view?
Didn't he in one instance actually go back to the then undiscovered corpse and move it so it would be discovered?
Peter Sutcliffe has died
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I thought he left his victims in full view?
Didn't he in one instance actually go back to the then undiscovered corpse and move it so it would be discovered?
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Rather than doing your usual posting of wondering and highlighting/italicising elements of your post, why not go out and research this and report back to us?
I think he's confused with the moors murderers
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Ripper in peace
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I wonder if the NHS will ever honestly divulge how many have gone into one of their hospitals without Covid and contracted it whilst in their care? I suspect it's an appallingly high number. The number of medical professionals that have said to me off the record that you should only go through a UK hospital's doors right now if the only other choice is probably death is very worrying. I even heard 2 totally unrelated UK amateur radio guys saying this to others last night! It's bad enough with MRSA. Bring back old fashioned, dragon like ward matrons and wide opening windows.
China showed us right at the start you cant treat viruses like this in existing hospitals, you need separate units completely contained from the outside. The nightingales would have been perfect. While we don't give a **** about Sutcliffe, I expect a depressingly high number of innocent people have contracted this in hospital and died.
Strange advice - I think I would set the bar for going to hospital considerably lower than probable death.
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I can't say that I am sorry to hear of this.
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Time for good old Windsor.......
Saw thread title and came in to post just this.
Which is exactly why they shouldn't have let him, and let him suffer a bit more. Not that he was probably suffering that much anyway. How does someone even get obese in prison?
Reading the Wikipedia article, one can see similarities in the history of Sutcliffe, Eliot Rodger and Jack The Ripper in that they were all misogynists who took to 'punishing' women for how they had perceived they had failed them, when it was largely their own shortcomings that had contributed to this [though one can only speculate in the case of Jack The Ripper]. Sutcliffe's wife failed to bear him children and had an affair, whereas Rodger repeatedly berated women for not wanting him, when it was his own awkwardness and attitude that made him unattractive.
Too much porridge?
Ooman rights.
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That was exactly what came into my mind too. Dreadfully racist programme though.
I think you'll find that the calorific quantity (of porridge [if consumed {regularly}]) is under that which would yield excess calories (in one's diet). Therefore since the calorific quantity (of porridge) is low (in comparison [to other foodstuffs]) it would not be sufficient (if consumed [often]) for the individual to put on weight. Also the urban myth that porridge is served often (in prisons) is antiquated (and false [on its face]) since many prisons do not serve it (nowadays), opting for more balanced meals to be served during the week (regularly [in addition to other meals {which are equally balanced (for enjoyment [and dietary requirements {of the prisoners}])}]).
Angus?