Bizarre BBC documentary

[Alex Reid]

diminished responsibility can be put to so many crimes, it is just basically saying yes I was mad at the time of the crime but I am better now, I agree it is totally bonkers and however you look at it she murdered someone and only got 5 years which is unbelievable and at the time of the crime she meant to do it so manslaughter I wouldn't have thought could apply.

 

Shocking storey but a very interesting watch, me and my mum were glued to the t.v.

 

But it was strange how the other twin had pretty much influenced all of her actions, and as the professor said if they were ever to come into contact with one another again the chances of a similar thing happening is very high!

 

And as to how someone gets hit by two cars at motorway speeds and then jumps ff a 40ft bridge after smashing herself repeatability in the head, and still doesn't die is mind boggoling

[Big J]

I'm seriously worried for Joshes welfare now, he's dated quite a few blonde swedes whilst over there

 

With you on that one. It's just shocking how seemingly harmless elements of society can just turn round and lamp you one when you least expect it.

 

Just watched this now - strange and crazy stuff. I imagine for the family of the poor chap, not knowing the motivation or reason behind her actions is the worst part.

 

Jonathan