BluesRunTheGame
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- Dec 15, 2020
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Tonight at 9pm on Channel 4 (UK).
GenesAndEnvironment
Autistic loser
- Jan 26, 2021
- 5,739
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
she was always so happy in public, caught everyone by surprise.
aneurysm
Mage
- Jan 27, 2019
- 584
I personally have no compassion for her after what she did to her boyfriend. Women need to be held to the same standards as men when it comes to domestic violence.
xLosthopex
Tell my dogs I love them
- May 29, 2020
- 1,135
Gonna try to watch it and in case I miss it, I'll just google it everywhere lol.
DeadButDreaming
Specialist
- Jun 16, 2020
- 362
Didn't she date Harry from....whatever that band is called? I remember it being controversial, as he was only 17.
xLosthopex
Tell my dogs I love them
- May 29, 2020
- 1,135
Currently watching, already relate so hard to her and her situation
I wonder if she ever visited this site...
I wonder if she ever visited this site...
throwaway2goawy
Member
- Mar 7, 2021
- 52
Putting a brave face on, worrying what everyone is thinking about you, feeling like there in no way out this time... I definitely relate too
BluesRunTheGame
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- Dec 15, 2020
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Just finished it. I thought it was a beautiful doc, very much reminded me of the film Amy. She was one of us for sure, cursed with depression but then thrust in front of the British press and burgeoning social media endless putdowns. Absolutely brutal.
We really don't know the whole picture, plus the boyfriend didn't want her to be prosecuted for her actions and even defended her. In a way he knew that she needed help, not jail time. He saw past the one instance of domestic violence and viewed that she wasn't herself at the time.
She killed herself because the magistrate was going to sentence her for the assault on her boyfriend even though none of the parties wanted that.
I have friends who worked with her. Now I'm not saying she deserved to die or what happened to her but according to them she wasn't the nicest person to work with and had a bit of a reputation. I think possibly this could have been one of the reasons the TV companies were quick to drop her when things started going wrong in her life.
aneurysm
Mage
- Jan 27, 2019
- 584
no
which is normal. It's not the fault of the magistrate, he was just doing his job. Sentencing her was a good thing because it'd have sent the msg to millions of women that they'll be punished too if they are violent with their partner. Which is something that women tend to not understand.
GenesAndEnvironment
Autistic loser
- Jan 26, 2021
- 5,739
I'd love a woman that would punch me and shit, as long as she doesn't do the whole femdom garbage.
The media can big people up to knock them down...
Basically she was worth more to alot of people dead than alive.
As a woman of wealth to face prison must be terrifying but we don't know how much other things like her substance abuse and comedowns added to her death.
Was it worth watching?
I did have a vague interest when I heard her story as soon after I noticed a youtube culture what people are calling 'podcast wars'
Some absolute vile people are trying to get their competition to commit suicide.
Basically she was worth more to alot of people dead than alive.
As a woman of wealth to face prison must be terrifying but we don't know how much other things like her substance abuse and comedowns added to her death.
Was it worth watching?
I did have a vague interest when I heard her story as soon after I noticed a youtube culture what people are calling 'podcast wars'
Some absolute vile people are trying to get their competition to commit suicide.
stevieu
~ Sleepwalking through every day ~
- Feb 10, 2020
- 147
She had clear mental health problems, way before she became famous. I saw a lot of her in myself watching the documentary. It just shows mental illness does not discriminate. And those claiming she was a abuser should research a little more. Her so called boyfriend barely had a mark on him from her flicking a phone at his head. There are pictures. Hardly abuse.
Jumper Geo
Life's a bitch and then you die.
- Feb 23, 2020
- 2,910
She handled the situation wrong no one should be assaulted but he was a piece of work, he leaked the picture to the press and he uses women for money, check out the stories about him below.
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/has-a-celebrity-suicide-shocked-you.43903/post-1020107
Cheers
Geo
And he moved onto someone else less than a year after her suicide
Jumper Geo
Life's a bitch and then you die.
- Feb 23, 2020
- 2,910
Yeah I know one of the stories was about Louis Tomlinson's sister he was worried as she gave him £22,000 to pay off debts as well.
Cheers
Geo
Yes, it was sad seeing all her family and friends morn her so deeply. On another note, although I agree that what she did to her boyfriend was wrong, I don't think she should have gone to prison. I think she should have pleaded not guilty by reason of diminished responsibility - she clearly had a mental breakdown on the night of the allege attack, and came out worst than her boyfriend. But I think that she probably would have gone to prison, as it was trial by media, and the judge may have wanted to make an example out of her inorder to prove a point. Sad.
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aneurysm
Mage
- Jan 27, 2019
- 584
Okay, I'll avoid commenting on situations I know nothing about in the future.
Thanks.
Jumper Geo
Life's a bitch and then you die.
- Feb 23, 2020
- 2,910
Haha no you were right she had no right to strike him but he turned out to be a wrongon. That's all part of being in a discussion you won't always like the questions and answers.
Cheers
Geo
Photos reveal interior of Caroline Flack's London apartment - ReadSector
This is the interior of Love Island presenter Caroline Flack‘s £3,000-a-month apartment where she killed herself. The troubled TV star was found dead on Saturday in the two-bedroom top floor loft space in Stoke Newington, East London, which she had been renting in recent weeks after trying to...
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She had the perfect flat to be able to hang herself
