Trauma, Torture And Fame: The Life & Crimes Of Fred West | Born To Kill? | Absolute Crime 

I have always said that if we constantly knew what was happening to every abused child or adult in the world, we could never sleep at night. I can’t imagine how heartbroken God must be seeing everything as He does 😓

They’ll be men being abused somewhere also like prison so you can’t just say women be happening to all genders

Exactly I used to say to myself as we go out our business, enjoy ourselves in the pub or whatever someone is being murdered or slowly killed in a cellar or wherever. And we can do nothing

this is obvious....

Yes its fucking mind blowing

Yeah and sexually assaulting them and using his house as a brothel while his children live there and murdering them in the same house as his children I’ve knew about for years but as A adult now with my own children it jist makes you realise how terrible he is

Yes bad enough as Brady was he got it over with very quickly. The only good thing we can say is he didn't cut off toes nor did he keep them in a cellar

Killing your own family is terrible.​@@niconine268

If you're interested in this horror I encourage you to watch 'Apropriate Adult' Fantasic dramatisation.

Yes she was. Unfortunately she died from cancer a few years ago

@@mayalondon4587 I’m so sorry

I agree!

Not really. It was stacking up by then by increments

Didn’t his brother John kill himself in prison too, exactly a year after Fred did ? A New Years Day if my memory serves me well!!

Fred was good at tying knots in sheets apparently, and that’s what he used . He was on suicide watch at the time ..

Dozy Rosie

Fred West , Vulnerable ? My Arse !!

I completely respect your opinion however I would just really like to put across the other side of the argument. I don't feel it is right that the person behind the crime should be killed as they leave behind all the destruction that they did. There are many people who have had their loved ones murdered to which when the murderer dies they regret not speaking to them to ask questions and see the last person their loved one saw. Also during school we were being taught about the death penalty and I was asked do I agree with it (this is two days after my dad died of cancer) and I said something that stuck in my head for ever. What about the family that the murder leaves behind. No the murderer does not have the right and privilege to still have a family but can you imagine how much it could mess up a kid, wife, husband, mother or dad to know their loved one was killed by the state? A life sentence should be a life sentence but they should not be allowed to artificially leave this world leaving all their destruction behind.

@@tayagreen7517 helloTaya my point being is really based on what I call perfect justice,it's based on the Bibles teaching of an eye for an eye,and a life for a life....... thanks for your post, love and respect from Perth Australia.

Its all just so difficult. I am glad you have said that (eye for and eye) as I have never really heard the Bible used for the death penalty and it did make me think. Kind wishes from Gloucester England

@@tayagreen7517 dear Taya,hello again I've lived a long life I'm 82 years old this year. I've seen so many changes to law enforcement, it's almost got to the stage where crime actually does pay. My feelings are for the victims and families, I quoted the Bible because to me the laws and commandments given to the people of Israel makes perfect sense. ie. Exodus chapter 20 gives the ten commandments the 6th being " you shall not murder",Exodus 21 v12 gives us the death penalty for murder, accidental death is another matter all together, this entails justice tempered with mercy. No matter how long you keep convicted murderers alive it will never bring back the victims, another point is the burden on the tax paying people, I'm sorry that you have lost your Father, life is a precious gift, your life for instance is as important and precious as anyone alive, NO ONE has any right to take it away, I of course realise that the death penalty is a very controversial issue and everyone should have the right to believe or not whether it should be part of the judicial process. I'd like to wish YOU a happy and prosperous future, it's been nice conversing this way. PS my great grandchildren know more about technology than me, Bye for now from Perth Australia.

I am . If you kill 100 guilty people do es it make up for the 1 innocent person you kill ? How many innocent people is it ok to kill ?

She might have saved a lot of people. Too late now!

very brave hiding behind a screen. You wouldn't dare say this rubbish in real life.

What a callous, moronic thing to write.

Wrong. If they were not born killers there wouldn’t be killer children. Like those 11 year old girls who tried to kill their friend

And you know this how? You've met every one of these "evil" people and have come to this educated and fully informed conclusion?

Well this one isn't?

He murdered before he met her

No , Fred had already killed three people when they met . Fred molded her not the other way around .

both were psychopaths

Untrue Fred was already killing women before he met Rose

They were both a nasty piece of work . 50/50.