Des tonight on itv

I'd put shitloads of bleach down the loo, just in case
It's an interesting thing, would you live in a house which had such a grizzly past ?

My house is 100 years old and so I'm sure people have died in it, but because of the way in which they died we don't see it as an issue. There's no way Mrs Jumpers would live in a "murder house" but if the price was right then I'm not sure it would bother me that much...
I wonder if it is a legal requirement to divulge any grisly pasts and how far back in history would you go. A mate of mine was good friends with the family that bought a house on the south coast which happened to be the scene of a notorious murder and all over the news a few years back. They were not aware of the past history of the property but wondered why it was a bargain in terms of value. Legals or survey report didn’t mention it.
 
I wonder if it is a legal requirement to divulge any grisly pasts and how far back in history would you go. A mate of mine was good friends with the family that bought a house on the south coast which happened to be the scene of a notorious murder and all over the news a few years back. They were not aware of the past history of the property but wondered why it was a bargain in terms of value. Legals or survey report didn’t mention it.
Yes it is now that’s what the original article I read before was about this new disclosure rule and how suprisingly it wasn’t putting people off.
 
I was entertained by the drama last night.

London can be a very lonely place for people who say have moved down from Scotland or the North, without knowing anyone especially in the 1970s and 80s. Nielsen could appear friendly and normal and I guess a friendly voice in a strange place for young men from Scotland who maybe thought they could look after themselves. As with many mass killers no was no sense of empathy at all for those they have killed or their relatives etc.

We have to trust people in life, to some degree. In these cases it could prove deadly.
 
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