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March 26, 2009

US Police Brutality Caught On Camera: Victim speaks out on CBS News

I first saw this nasty little film when the Mirror’s crime correspondent Jon Clements recently blogged about the story. Now doing the youtube rounds, the film shows two male officers at a US police station launching a pretty brutal attack on a … Continue reading →

‘Josef Fritzl Musical’. No, really. Thin line between comedy and tragedy? Or something more sinister?

From Myra Hindley paintings, to serial killer fancy dress and Fred and Rose holiday reading – gruesome crimes disgust and fascinate, in almost equal measures. Confronting something so hideous, and so far outside the parameters of our own lives, allows … Continue reading →

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