Find out about researching & writing #Rillingtonplace in a Q&A with the writers Ed Whitmore & Tracey Malone https://t.co/WqEBbDrjOn @BBCOne pic.twitter.com/HK5o5bscEd— BBC Writersroom (@bbcwritersroom) November 29, 2016
Where did you start with looking at Ethel’s character and what she knew about Christie?
E: Ethel was ultimately another of Christie’s victims, so our approach to her was always fundamentally sympathetic. Ethel waited for him for such a long time that, by the time she came to London and they were finally reunited, her options were limited. She was shackled to him and had to make the best of it, so if on some level she was aware of strange coincidences going on in the house, I think it was at an unconscious level. We can never know but that was always our sense. We always had enormous sympathy for Ethel because she always had hope that the best of him would come to the fore.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2016-12-13/a-timeline-of-john-christies-crimes-and-their-discovery-and-the-bits-rillington-place-missed-out
1932 – Ethel Christie starts a relationship with another man – telling him her husband had died from injuries caused by a mustard gas attack. However, the couple broke up after Ethel revealed she didn’t want children.
THE BITCH DESERVED WHAT SHE GOT.
She could have married another man, but she didn't want children. So technically, she was given another chance, but refused it, preferring to go back to Christie.
Her testimony led to the execution of an innocent man, but Ed Whitmore and Tracey Malone don't give a damn and give her the fucking pussy pass anyway. Tim Evans was just a Welshman, eh? UNBELIEVABLE.
Because Christie was found not guilty he went on to murder more women, but Ed Whitmore and Tracey Malone give her the pussy pass AGAIN.
This is the matriarchy, men. This is what it means to live in a matriarchy where being female makes you ipso facto morally superior to men.
Don't ask me why, ask Ed Whitmore and Tracey Malone.
My Christmas greetings to the matriarchy and its running dogs, like Ed Whitmore and Tracey Malone, are in the photograph below.
There are lessons to be learned about telling lies. Tim Evans was a wastrel known for telling lies for fun and in serious matters. He hanged for that.
I suppose the worst thing about serial killing is that it is so addictive and sooner or later you get caught. #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 13, 2016
Most horrifying about #rillingtonplace was how he managed to hide those bodies without being discovered and then I remembered Dennis Nielsen— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 13, 2016
Is serial killing like eating crisps? #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 13, 2016
Why do serial killers kill? It is a bit like hunting, I imagine. #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 13, 2016
I love #rillingtonplace but this is a very interesting letter... pic.twitter.com/GO79rQhalA— James Dreyfus (real) (@DreyfusJames) December 9, 2016
I wonder if the pro-life lobby would like to turn #rillingtonplace into a morality tale about abortion.— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
The achievement of Christie was the sheer brazenness of it all. Most serial killers don't shit on their own doorstep. #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
Not being able to control one's fertility is the most restrictive thing about being female, its consequences lethal. #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
If Beryl had chosen a better man than Tim Evans to marry, she would not have died at the hands of Christie. #rillingtonplace— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
Women would do well to note that non-human animals are quite selective about the male they allow to impregnate them. Sluts are less fussy.— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
At the age of 11 Christie won a scholarship to Halifax Secondary School, where his favourite subject was mathematics, particularly algebra.— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
It was later found Christie had an IQ of 128. #rillingtonplace https://t.co/3TTPjKOPL8— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
In both BBC series the film of #rillingtonplace Christie's home was in a bad neighbourhood n a bad state, yet these women went home with him— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
Serial killers tend to live in shitholes.
In both BBC series the film of #rillingtonplace Christie's home was in a bad neighbourhood n a bad state, yet these women went home with him— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) December 14, 2016
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