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Originally Posted by Debsy42
I can only speak from the Dr S that I knew who approved a nice big pay rise for me !! Seriously though he was GP that people wanted to go to and there was a waiting list to join his practice. I was in his surgery on one of the days when he "killed" someone and was chatting to him after the surgery had finished waiting for the police to arrive. He was calm, normal, the Dr S that I knew and had come to admire. I was interviewed by the police and had to give a statement but didn't have to give evidence thank god. Still don't know what to make of it all.
Having just seen the TV I had to giggle cos they moved out of that surgery yesterday and are now in a big new shiny surgery at the top of the road so the media can stay there all day but ain't going to see anyone  |
I really don't know what to say, I'm gobsmacked by what you are writing. I find it discusting really that you can sit there and type that he was a really nice person and after he killed someone he was calm and normal and you have admiration for him, admiration that doesn't seem to have gone away since you found out he was a mass murderer.
Can't you see being friendly and normal and a seemingly nice person, while he murdered people makes him even worse ? He was cold and calculating and while he chatted to you nice and calmly he'd just murdered someone. You've even put "killed" in quotes as if you don't believe he actually did it ?
You sound to me like someone who was completely taken in by the presentable facade of a murderer and to this day it seems you are still taken in by it. Its cheap shot but he can't be all that bad if he gave you a big pay rise eh ? Perhaps he liked having gullable supporters around him while he murdered 200 people.