Real Crime: Crocodile Tears Part 1

Calculating killers who try to hide their guilt behind brazen public displays of grief and crocodile tears for the victims, often making cynical televised appeals for information and breaking down convincingly in front of the cameras.

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• crime
• Itv
• documentary
• crocodile
• tears

[nesco1801]

fu#$&*ing idiots.........

are they AGAIN gonna tell the whole story and the ending, and then go into retrospective?

[ozipk]

lol at british sentencing. i hope im never affected by serious crime because i wont get justice in this vountry

[MegaLolburger]

@xexixk The Royal Family wouldn't say a word unless it affected them directly.

[Chynaash]

I'm suprised they don't alow bugging here in America without permission like they do in England. They should do it here without permission and more often.

[ChorltonBrook]

I'm surprised his new wife wasn't done for something as well.

[ChorltonBrook]

I sort of like when the police do those 'appeals' and it's obvious they're putting the perp on show. Feel sorry for the victims etc though.

[ChorltonBrook]

@yinstube I read that it's often caused by a knock on the head (pre-frontal lobes) at any age. Sometimes without even losing consciousness.

[DakkBlackjakk]

@AdmiralAnon not at all, if a man killed a 6 year old with lots of evidence to prove without a doubt he is the killer he'd get 36 years instantly, then he'd get the judges sentencing on top of that, it's a perfect system. What i mentioned was meant to be instantly added to their time not to substitute for a judging. i personally feel if someone killed a kid it should be life with no paroll at all.

[AdmiralAnon]

@DakkBlackjakk No. That values the life of an 80 year old more so than a 6 year old.

[mithilag]

@DakkBlackjakk damn right. 6 years is a joke!