Reviews

It was obvious from the three suspects shown, that he was the one that had killed and raped this poor girl. I watched hoping so much that this coward would get the death penalty when found guilty, but with all the evidence piling up against him, the coward pled guilty, and got just four life sentences for taking the life of another... his guilty plea should have been rejected.

A double murder, by three bucktoothed lunatic brothers, with what seems to be revenge, as well as robbery. However, as well as shooting the couple in their heads, the cowardly brothers also set fire to the place, and burnt a poor puppy to death. I know they all got life, but a few extra years for that poor puppy's life would have been nice.

Yet again someone manages to get away with murder one, which they so rightly deserved, how could this have happened? On the pretence of him having a dual personality? Both lunatics should have been given the death penalty, I was so hoping it would happen, but sadly, no.

A $740,000 fine, and fifteen months in jail for the death of an innocent little girl? He should of been sent to the place that the family had fled from... sudan.

I am glad they the new zealand police were able to track this coward all the way back to china, and when they said that the authorities were going to try him under chinese law, I was hoping that it would be ready, aim, fire at dawn. Unfortunately, all the coward got was fifteen years, but hopefully that will be in one of those hell holes we are always reading about.

I have been recording tales of the unexpected on sky arts since I saw a couple of episodes. I started watching around the 1982 series, but they have started from the beginning, and seemed to have jumped through series two quickly. The episode that I watched yesterday evening was this episode, the first of series three, and I thought that it was absolutely terrible. Another reviewer mentions that there has not been killer couples, but whoever that was has never heard of the moors murders. I was born a year before this episode was made, and learn in history at school about the moors murders in the 60's, and the bridgewater farm murders In the late 70's. I thought that this was a terrible episode, and cannot believe that sky arts actually allowed this episode to be broadcast. It really was a horrible episode, perhaps people liked that in the 1980's, but it seems a terrible thing to broadcast in the 2020's.

This was a brilliant film... I saw all the stuff that I just wanted to do with the bullies at school, I could not believe how good this film was. The only things I did not like was the wife being killed, and then the gorgeous Betty Gabriel Being killed, I shouted out then.

I could not make this film out, it seemed like bits had been cut out of it, and how could anyone survive a crash in a convertible... especially one made in the late 1930's, early 40's. I did try to watch, but lost interest after about thirty minutes.