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That's one more than most people. It would be quite different if all he had were parking tickets, but many of the convictions are violent proving that he is a violent person. I love the way criminals on these shows say 'That's not who I am' 'Well, who are you then? Do you even know?' Another question is why did the judge let him off when he suspected he'd kill someone? How can he say that and just let him go free. It's like, 'Oops, sorry but we had no reason to keep him.'

@@LisaMaryification Not everything is black and white if you had a burglar in your house with a weapon and you stabbed him to death guess where you'd be going...

Sister needs to see a psychiatrist

Jojo Bee I believe she was referring to herself for putting him in that position..

Zarah Louise I think she was speaking bout her too

She was 100% talking about the journalist!!

@Sophie fwt Yea, it’s not even a question. She was 100%, without a doubt, talking about the reporter.

@@zachf748 I know, I thought that was rude, after all, the journalist isnt a friend, she's there to find out the facts and try and uncover the truth. I don't think I would have bitten my tongue in that scenario

Good point.

Yea, an innocent addict

Police can make your life very difficult for you to operate in the under world, addiction is something that requires access to certain locations that most addicts are seen going about their business daily and especially easy to manipulate,

Not all addicts are bad people and commit crimes

Why did that annoy you so much haha

Mike Anderson AHAHAHA

Well if this helps. One man she said was there was in fact in jail at the time and has since been deported due to an expired visa. The second man was caught in a speeding camera and CCTV near a phonebox at the time of the murder. Omar is the only one who doesn’t know where he was or what he was doing at the time. Also, in 2014, BB reasserted that all three were in the car, all three were present during the murder, all three raped her and the two that couldn’t have been there, she took to the bridge. SHES STILL LYLING even with proof they couldn’t have been there on that night.

@@Soph149 do uno him or something

Real Game nope. I came across this case during my law degree and it puzzled me 🤷‍♀️ I hold no biases against or for anyone involved in this case. But legally speaking, his conviction is very questionable and I wouldn’t be surprised if this becomes one of Britain’s worst miscarriages of justice in recent years.

@@stevechristie2569 that’s weird

she doesn't have 60 crime convictions...and he was done for stabbing someone when a went into someones home & stabbed the owner...It doesn't look good...for him i'm afraid...I do believe when you have addictions weather its drugs, drink or other things its for a reason...and most people deserve second chances but to me i don't think he deserves a second chance...too many mistakes too many times...

booboobrinn - I get that. But she’s an unreliable source. Changed her story how many times? They didn’t even question it. She could have thought she would get a money reward for giving in-depth info. I defo believe Omar had at least something to do with it (plus people can do horrible things on drugs and not remember) but we can’t just ignore it. They should have looked further to find some concrete evidence.

the thing is aswell the neighbours said they heard 3 screams...but when 'BB' was there she didn't mention any screams...That doesn't add up...love these descustions btw lol x

booboobrinn - just watched the last episode and I don’t think Omar’s guiltily! You gotta watch it

Lol people don’t seem to realise!! And that’s because we are all good people who believe in goodness and fairness. But the police and courts do not! They care about getting people into the business, they can’t have those cells empty and the justice system collapses, judges, solicitors, probation, governors, prison screws, SMOS workers - they need criminals!! Look at it this way - in the 80s police were legally allowed to interview people without a solicitor and in almost 100% of the interviews the police would come out saying ‘he confessed it all to me!!’ No cameras no solicitors and then in court the policeman tells the jury - he confessed. And the jury believe police everytime obviously. Then the law changed for this exact reason. But now we have bodycamera tampering - audit trail tampering. THE POLICE DO NOT GET PROMITIONS BY MAKING NO ARRESTS! In prison they don’t pay you your benefits, you work full time for ten pound a week and every prison is a supermarket and charges full prices to 2000 prisoners every week 50 pound each. So people need to understand police are not about goodness or fairness, they don’t care if your innocent or not. But us as good people would believe they would - but no they don’t as it’s about promotions and pay rises and making the public happy. The woman here who claimed rape will of got about 30 thousand pounds for that also. In Germany they removed the compensation and now only give counselling and the amount of rapes reported dropped 95%

to be fair he might have been trying to compose himself for the mini interview thing

He said quickly ‘I have to go’ so there were probably inmates impatiently waiting to use the phone, lmao in prison you can get beaten up easily for hogging the phone he probably got shook

Don’t forget this is probably edited

Past conviction CANNOT be used to determine guilt for another crime, unless they are explicitly linked, or are committed during the same course of events.

Yeah. This makes a lot of sense. Especially since she said "a man" and mentioned a mask, Omar was w/ 2 men and how could he have stuck a mask on to ask her to an event/party and have expected her to agree anyway? That doesn't make sense; if he put the mask on before, of course she wouldn't agree. If he put the mask on afterwards it would've been pointless since she already knew what he looked like. Plus if BB already assumed something was up when he took his shirt off and hid it under the seat why didn't she bail after dropping them off so she could report it ¿ seems a bit weird tho I guess excusable if you consider the fact that they were all in the same lifestyle n she could've been killed for that. However!! I'm pretty sure he had rape charges (I think??) and his family said "no. Not to an innocent girl", so he could rape an innocent girl but not kill one? I don't think it matters. There's a lot that doesn't add up to be honest and considering that they even stated he was a drug addict bares literally no surprise in the fact he had no idea where he was on the night, if he was guilty and wanted to get away with it wouldn't he just lie? Also were the "other two men" ever found and questioned? I have a lot of questions lmfao idk if these have been answered yet tho in the documentary

Finally a tidy comment with some sense!!

B b sounds like one of them girls who fakes getting raped she probably missed out on some crack or summat and made some bullshit up

Natalie Draper I get it. Like he wouldn’t just murder someone without a reason. Basically saying that they aren’t dismissing the fact that he could do it, but saying not without reason

@@MabonPreparedness He did, that's my take on it

@@MabonPreparedness Also when you're on crack or whatever it was Omar was on then the mind is all a mess and I think he got too angry about the Korean student's rejection. I have never taken drugs before but I'm just giving my thoughts.

@@aspiknf Exactly, crack addicts will do awful things. Even in the criminal community they are considered the most dangerous due to being unpredictable.

@@pauljamessquibbs.3945 Exactly :-) however after watching the rest of the series I think the serial killer did it not Omar

Yeah, I'm not hearing multiple dialogues at once, as some people reported. Weird. It's quite clear for me.

Me too, i hear it fine

Same

Same

Who’s moaning?

I was thinking the same

Exactly.

I think they are Algerian. In arab culture they treat the youngest like a baby, that might be more what you are sensing than boyfriend.

They are a loving family. Amy adores her brothers!

It’s not, it’s totally normal for many families to act like that with each other, just a loving family

Yup but this guy isn’t innocent

Bro from reading this you sound just as invested as the person doing the interviews.

A mask or something masking the face. Could have been a shirt or something similiar. She said it while dying.

@@elliottsergent2558 if you can’t get invested about someone potentially being wrongly imprisoned then what can you get invested about? Good on the person commenting for putting their thoughts together for others to read. There’s nothing to criticise about someone caring about whether a person should have been convicted of committing murder.

He could have put the mask after getting out the car and taking off before getting back in

Why don't you

An editor can only work with what he’s given tbf.

@@elmondo-s1e LOLOL its called editing. Thanks for reminding me of this monumental failure of a tech

That would increase the tv license to 300£🤣

Jay Mac I would say he could have got blood on the car seats not would. The blood would have been on his front, hands, arms, torso, not on his back so there is a chance no blood would have been transferred to the car seat.

Well, it's all that's needed - just a shred of a doubt! More than enough for you to impose veto on other jurors, and the guy walks! Did you ever have to deal with that kind of pressure before? With that crushing weight that only guilt can have and it would never, ever let go? No one's sitting on your shoulder and no one's whispering to your ear, kid... You must think clearly there, your life can be at stake at some point! And short lives of your babies, too! That's who you answer to, bro... There's no one else. Cheers! Adios! C U!!! \m/

@@perunlowtuned exactly why I could never be a juror on a murder case unless there is full video showing the murderer committing the act.

@@FunkyMonkey-ip4xy You try to quikcly get into the back seat of a car without touching anything with your hands, while you're rushing to get into the backseat of a car. You'll put your hands on the seat to brace, you open the door, you close the door, you shuffle on the seat.

He could have sat in something big like a huge coat and that contained all the blood and was disposed of

His family are in a 15 denial phase, deep down they know he did it but confronting it is so hard for them

@@angryman132 I don't think he did it

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How did he do it when BB's story was completely false and there was no forensic evidence other than eyewitness testimony which we know are highly unreliable ?

Have you seen the last episode? Your opinion might change.

How are you so sure ? Do you work for the criminal justice system ?

hope you watched the whole series instead of forming such a strong opinion without all the facts

No he didn’t do it.

Stuart Woolley thought I was the only one

You can get coffee at McDonald's. I'm not an aficionado myself but my parents are picky when it comes to coffee and they reject Starbucks and although do drink Costa they prefer McDonald's' coffee!

I am using a headset and the sound seems perfect?

People mask their emotions by laughing, it's a well known concept. That is just how some people deal with others trauma for instance whilst hearing it second hand, doesn't mean perse that she doesn't feel any empathy for the other person.

@@ArcticVII She has no buisness being a reporter for sensitive cases if she cant retain simple composure. 🤷‍♀️

A junkie and petty thief who stole to fund his habit is hardly likely to murder someone unprovoked. That makes ZERO sense. Did you continue watching this documentary before coming to your conclusion or did you just miss the part where there was zero evidence against Omar?

I know. It's sickening, right?

They could be drug or minor things Someone should be locked up for life for being a drug addict?

choppa he literally stabbed someone during a burglary. That's not a minor offence.

Candy Floss idk if you watched this but he literally said I didn’t do it 4 or 5 times

Mate, he says he didn't do it many times... did you watch it? He just says this quote you wrote to give a picture of how much he is innocent and could easily get out of fail faster.

Cause its inconclusive

Yes simply stabbing people in the past means he belongs in jail because there's NO safe way to stab people. It can always lead to death.

Sam Hussein what an ignorant comment.

Sam Hussein but all said and done I think this case is dodgy and don't believe he did it

What was the name of his co-defendant again? Not 'foreign sounding' at all was it, must be the reason he wasn't convicted.

Bullshit. I live in reading and some local nutcase shot someone. Everyone knows he killed him but he got off and he’s Asian. Explain that one

Oh how boring,out comes the race card.

But don't forget the cops only let him go at what time ??

Lmfao you know there's more drugs inside prison than on the street, he's only clean if he's put the effort in because the prison system doesn't help anyone get clean.

Exactly, if good evidence is that hard to get, then bad evidence from a bunch of street drug users shouldn't be used to convict someone.

Even people who have lied through their teeth about this, wouldn't keep it up for this long. Like the detective says. Not many people he's put away still claim innocence.

might be in witness protection, they said they couldn't reveal her identity for legal reasons.

You sound bonkers.

@@user-zy9yg2eu5t no it’s called not getting caught out and spending the rest of ya life inside a cell

@@aidenbiden5597 So I need to keep a diary of my exact movements at all times just incase I get fitted up for a crime? Should I wear a helmet at all times incase a tree falls on me? Should I wear a stab proof vest incase I get assaulted? You must be exhausted being so scared all the time. P.s your phone tracks your movement nowadays anyway ya dipshit

Hip Hop era really