Latest Vlog _ Jeremy's Polygraph Test_2

[Caroline]

Iv always found it rather creepy that she can live in there knowing what happened and she knew the people that died.

Not for everyone I suppose BUT, I live in an old house, god knows what's happened in here over the years.

[Jane]

Iv always found it rather creepy that she can live in there knowing what happened and she knew the people that died.

Have a read of CAL. She gives a wonderful background to WHF. It's seen many tragedies down the years.

[David1819]

Not for everyone I suppose BUT, I live in an old house, god knows what's happened in here over the years.

It's different when you knew the people that died and in such horrific circumstances.

[Jane]

It's different when you knew the people that died and in such horrific circumstances.

Perhaps it was the lesser of two evils. Better to live there herself than to have strangers move in??

[Caroline]

It's different when you knew the people that died and in such horrific circumstances.

Why? She didn't kill them, she didn't even see them dead and it's not like she moved in the day after the funeral. I believe it was about 4 years after the murders.

[David1819]

Why? She didn't kill them, she didn't even see them dead and it's not like she moved in the day after the funeral. I believe it was about 4 years after the murders.

For most people they don't like being places where people they know have died in tragic circumstances.

They destroyed the house April Jones was killed in for example, They demolished Sandy Hook school after the shooting for all the same reasons.

[Caroline]

For most people they don't like being places where people they know have died in tragic circumstances.

They destroyed the house April Jones was killed in for example, They demolished Sandy Hook school after the shooting for all the same reasons.

Most don't get demolished and people carry on living in them. Like I said, it she didn't move in the day after.

[David1819]

Most don't get demolished and people carry on living in them. Like I said, it she didn't move in the day after.

Most people agree with me that its rather creepy. that fact the place is preserved makes it worse

[Caroline]

Most people agree with me that its rather creepy. that fact the place is preserved makes it worse

Most people? Most people where? Here?

Preserved? 

[Steve_uk]

For most people they don't like being places where people they know have died in tragic circumstances.

They destroyed the house April Jones was killed in for example, They demolished Sandy Hook school after the shooting for all the same reasons.

65 Every Street and 10 Rillington Place also spring to mind. But it would have been a shame to tear down such a beautiful Georgian house and there was a sentiment of defiance when more children were installed there after what Jeremy had done.

[David1819]

65 Every Street and 10 Rillington Place also spring to mind. But it would have been a shame to tear down such a beautiful Georgian house and there was a sentiment of defiance when more children were installed there after what Jeremy had done.

Would you not agree that Ann living there does seem rather odd/creepy. I don't know anyone that would live in a place where their friends/relatives they knew had a terrible death.

The Library and Canteen at Colombine high was demolished in after the 1999 massacre also

[Steve_uk]

Would you not agree that Ann living there does seem rather odd/creepy. I don't know anyone that would live in a place where their friends/relatives they knew had a terrible death.

The Library and Canteen at Colombine high was demolished in after the 1999 massacre also

I suppose they were farmers and it was a bit like living over the shop. I'm not sure how much of an emotional loss the victims were anyway, but I'm not judging her on that.

[Caroline]

Would you not agree that Ann living there does seem rather odd/creepy. I don't know anyone that would live in a place where their friends/relatives they knew had a terrible death.

The Library and Canteen at Colombine high was demolished in after the 1999 massacre also

Would it have been creepy if Jeremy moved in and lived there (had he not been convicted)? Personally, I wouldn't live there but it's just a house.

[Jane]

Would you not agree that Ann living there does seem rather odd/creepy. I don't know anyone that would live in a place where their friends/relatives they knew had a terrible death.

The Library and Canteen at Colombine high was demolished in after the 1999 massacre also

I think you'll find that there are laws against tearing down Grade "listeds". WHF was the property of a charity who might have had views about it's destruction.

Thinking about it, I probably wouldn't have wanted to move into it immediately, but Ann didn't which MIGHT suggest that some thought was put into it.

[Jane]

Most people agree with me that its rather creepy. that fact the place is preserved makes it worse

You seem to have a "thing" about it, David. Perhaps you could set up a poll to find out how may of us believe a perfectly good and solid, LISTED residence should have been demolished.