Christopher Jefferies
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Abagnale said:
I still think of that case as a dreadfully sad affair. That poor girl, killed just before Christmas, her parents on TV appealing for her return. The media flaying Jeffries on no more evidence than he was a bit odd & the police feeding them.
Terrible business all round.
+1Terrible business all round.
MJK 24 said:
Abagnale said:
I still think of that case as a dreadfully sad affair. That poor girl, killed just before Christmas, her parents on TV appealing for her return. The media flaying Jeffries on no more evidence than he was a bit odd & the police feeding them.
Terrible business all round.
+1Terrible business all round.
yorkieboy said:
MJK 24 said:
Abagnale said:
I still think of that case as a dreadfully sad affair. That poor girl, killed just before Christmas, her parents on TV appealing for her return. The media flaying Jeffries on no more evidence than he was a bit odd & the police feeding them.
Terrible business all round.
+1Terrible business all round.
It was a disgrace from start to finish.
I read a good interview with him a couple of years ago after he won a considerable amount of money from the papers, and he looked quite content in life having moved to a nice big house and changed his hair style and was well dressed.
I hope he got well paid for his input into this programme as well.
easytiger123 said:
HaroldBishop said:
The actor playing Jefferies has got him to a tee - it's extraordinary
As someone who was taught English by CJ for 4 of my 5 years at Clifton, I can say that it is incredible how well the actor has captured him. SpookyHe seems completely harmless if a little eccentric.
MJK 24 said:
What was he like as a teacher/person?
He seems completely harmless if a little eccentric.
He was a brilliant master in a superbly talented English department. Loathed games with a passion in a sports obsessed school, was funny, engaging and definitely eccentric. What amazes me is that he was only in his mid 30's back then. He hasn't really changed much in appearance or manner at all in the intervening 30 odd years since I left.He seems completely harmless if a little eccentric.
chilistrucker said:
Really enjoyed that, well made and fantastic acting.
I stopped buying newspapers a few years ago, and a true story like this shows them at their worst, gutter press at it's lowest, all for some cheap crappy headline to flog a few more copies.
Looking forward to tomorrows episode.
I haven't bought newspapers for years either.I stopped buying newspapers a few years ago, and a true story like this shows them at their worst, gutter press at it's lowest, all for some cheap crappy headline to flog a few more copies.
Looking forward to tomorrows episode.
The press can't help themselves though can they? They just make up outrageous stories time and time again and get hauled over the coals for it yet nothing changes.
Mental.
NinjaPower said:
I haven't bought newspapers for years either.
The press can't help themselves though can they? They just make up outrageous stories time and time again and get hauled over the coals for it yet nothing changes.
Mental.
You're right, they are happy to smear often innocent people for their own gain without a single thought on how their actions may ruin someone's life, it's a disgrace!The press can't help themselves though can they? They just make up outrageous stories time and time again and get hauled over the coals for it yet nothing changes.
Mental.
Spitting image had them sussed back in the day!
easytiger123 said:
He was a brilliant master in a superbly talented English department. Loathed games with a passion in a sports obsessed school, was funny, engaging and definitely eccentric. What amazes me is that he was only in his mid 30's back then. He hasn't really changed much in appearance or manner at all in the intervening 30 odd years since I left.
Pretty much how I remember him too as I also went to Clifton, 1980-1987.Simon Bags said:
easytiger123 said:
He was a brilliant master in a superbly talented English department. Loathed games with a passion in a sports obsessed school, was funny, engaging and definitely eccentric. What amazes me is that he was only in his mid 30's back then. He hasn't really changed much in appearance or manner at all in the intervening 30 odd years since I left.
Pretty much how I remember him too as I also went to Clifton, 1980-1987.I haven't bought a paper in over a decade because of this sort of journalism.
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