News about Neil Jackson

A forensic psychiatrist at Broadmoor recalled encountering the Yorkshire Ripper (centre) and discovering that murder's often'struggle with being hated'. Gwen Adshead (left) 63, a patient in Crowthorne, Berkshire, has spent 30 years in hospitals alongside violent prisoners such as Peter Sutcliffe, but the psychiatrist said she had "nothing to see." Elsewhere, she said she does not judge the murderers she works with because she believes she may have the ability to murder 'given the right circumstances.' Speaking to a television psychiatrist from Los Angeles, he discussed how it feels to work with murders and offered an insight into their thoughts. (right)

A new ITV drama, which will air in September, will chronicle Peter Sutcliffe's journey as the police hunt unfolds. Sutcliffe, a serial killer who lived in Yorkshire in the Seventies and Eighties, will explore the women she had assaulted in the Long Shadow. Sutcliffe murdered 13 people and attempted to murder seven more before his capture in 1981, when he was sentenced to twenty consecutive life imprisonment sentences at HMP Frankland. Sutcliffe died at University Hospital of North Durham in November 2020 after refusing medical attention for COVID-19 while suffering with other underlying health conditions such as obesity and diabetes. The crime drama, which is made up of seven episodes, will air on ITV1 on Monday, September 25th.

In one of Britain's most notorious serial murder cases, Peter Sutcliffe, dubbed 'The Yorkshire Ripper,' murdered 13 people over five years and attempted to murder seven more. 'The Long Shadow', a seven-part drama series on ITV, will concentrate on Peter Sutcliffe's victims rather than the killer himself. Who are the 13 women who were killed by Peter Sutcliffe? Find out more about the victims who tragically lost their lives.

A woman who was a third-year fine art student days from her 21st birthday shares her close encounter with the convicted killer as the ITV drama recreates the terror inflicted by Peter Sutcliffe. Mo Lea was a student at Leeds Polytechnic University and just two days from her 21st birthday when Sutcliffe attempted to murder her in October 1980. It had been more than five years since his first known murder in 1975, and West Yorkshire Police were apparently at the height of the country's biggest manhunt.

Because the state's Public Trustee mismanaged his funds, Neil Jackson was left homeless (centre) in Perth. He was awarded $2.8 million after a catastrophic car accident in 1997 left him with serious brain injury (left with ex-wife Janet Jackson). However, his family claims that all the money was lost in overseas investments and that Mr Jackson was given no say in how his money was spent. He lost his last home, his southern suburbs home, to a fire in 2019 and he has now been forced to sleep in his car since (right). The trustee then repossessed his house, unaware that Mr Jackson had been refused welfare benefits until 2029. His tale has been widely circulated online and has sparked controversy among commenters who have called for someone to be held accountable for the public sector's debt.

The woman, who had been in prison for the ripper, real name Peter Sutcliffe, hopped to the Canary Island with his remains in an urn and tossed them into the Atlantic Ocean. Sutcliffe, who killed 13 people and attempted to murder another seven, had begged the friend to scatter his remains'somewhere nice and sunny' so he could be in a 'better and happier place.' After flying south for a holiday this week, she carried his ashes to a rocky cove off the Playa de los Pocillos beach, which is popular with British visitors on the Spanish island's southern coast. Sutcliffe died with Covid at the age of 74 in November 2020. He had barely been in foreign countries before being arrested in January 1981. Sutcliffe, left: Correct: Sutcliffe is admitted to Frimley Park Hospital in September 2015. Inset: Lanzarote is a Spanish colony.