How can cops not believe a near naked rape victim with restraint marks on her? What's wrong with them? They nearly missed the chance to break the biggest case of their careers?

@unknown11215

10 ай бұрын

Fr

@xrpvegas5407

10 ай бұрын

Most are dumb and lazy

@AGirlHasNoName829

10 ай бұрын

....I wish I could believe in the justice system of the western world..but it's clear for all to see; it has seen its best days and is now in decline, like every empire before it. We just happen to be alive to witness it, like those before us in previous times.

@theuprising4847

10 ай бұрын

Because women are marginalized.

@melissaharris3890

10 ай бұрын

just guessing that maybe they thought drugs were involved?

This woman saved lives. That rookie cop did everything right. So glad shes alive.

@SuGirlabk7993

10 ай бұрын

Amen to that

@aprilshorty4094

10 ай бұрын

Exactly and had it been a male cop I don't think things would have been the same 🤔

@user-ut4zw6so6o

10 ай бұрын

What a smart kid.

@brianwhite8593

10 ай бұрын

I hope her boss was immediately removed but we all know even today that wouldn’t happen easily

@yeoldegrayCat

10 ай бұрын

It's terrible what she went through, but if it wasn't her who knows if they ever would have been caught those two, and it not for her that silliness of serial killers getting a chance a freedom wouldn't have changed, those people shouldn't deserve a second chance under any circumstance. Tough as hell girl.

Not only survives and escapes, but lives to change the parole system. What an amazing person.

@luns486

8 ай бұрын

Right? So badass.

@urbanpermie6307

7 ай бұрын

Amazing resilient woman.

@janoplt

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree!

@user-gm9cn4gw6b

6 ай бұрын

She has my respect a big time Thank you Kate for Standing up for what is right May God bless you Don’t judge people for past experiences which most people do STOP ✋

"Stitch her up for false reporting" What excellent police work. Why do the job if you aren't prepared to actually do the job? It's terrifying.

I can't imagine anything worse than a victim not being believed.

@sarat6723

10 ай бұрын

Old cops thinking system- thanks to a new cops generations - they changed the history of the security system lab work and investigated the problems- not just judged, oh why aren’t you dead ? So you can’t be truthful, we won’t believe in you . Sadly many cases back then didn’t have an chance- serious killers were prudent of ignoring cops - pulse how easy was their work - cause no one could believed the victims .

@multipletanksyndrome

10 ай бұрын

It sucks. Imagine on top of not being believed, but then being accused of raping the person who raped you.

@ireneroland3070

10 ай бұрын

That’s been my life for the past 30 years .

@positivepsycho2932

10 ай бұрын

Believe all wamen.

@positivepsycho2932

10 ай бұрын

​@@multipletanksyndromerape me my friend. Rape me again.

So let me get this straight, young girls going missing and a detective immediately tries to dismiss a girl that’s just been taken and assaulted?? Wow!! Incompetent to the max.

@NomadChristian

10 ай бұрын

Complicit

@chelseaxoxo784

10 ай бұрын

Honestly A facepalm moment 💀

@nikee6996

10 ай бұрын

Incompetent or in kahoots?

@serif392

10 ай бұрын

West Australian police in the 80's.

@sarahalderman3126

10 ай бұрын

Classic pedo behavior. Men frequently ignore obvious signs like this when they’re guilty of pedophilia themselves. This is why we see essentially zero actions in response the the MASSIVE pedophilia rings exposed on Instagram. Hundreds of millions of pedo’s exposed, mostly middle aged, married men, with children of their own! All ignored! It is blatantly obvious at this point.

At 3:57, a 17-year-old girl solves a serial killer case, hands it to the police on a silver platter, they decide to charge her with filing a false police report. That's your tax dollars hard at work. If there's one thing worse than a pair of serial killers, it's the police. (Edit: adjusted the timestamp)

@joanodom2104

8 ай бұрын

Not to mention, because of her brave efforts, and the scale of the crime, it became a major story in the media. As a result, after cops went on television to boast about their "brilliant detective work," thus, promotions were granted. So the very cops that mocked a victim, called her a liar and very nearly ARRESTED her, used her "case of a career" to get raises and climb the social/political ladder! It makes me physically sick!

@snowyowl6892

3 ай бұрын

who was being protected in the Police force … and by whom.?

@oliverchoong9137

3 ай бұрын

Dumb policemen..😂

@Kt-cn2rq

2 ай бұрын

​@@joanodom2104there always some crappy corrupted cops where their names should be list so we show them how dumb they are and make their ansestors embarrassed for them.

@WifeBoris-hk3hz

2 ай бұрын

Amen.

I reported a rape once. The guy claimed “I didn’t do it” and that was that he clearly was innocent. Being a victim who wasn’t believed is horrid.

@buddyboog6661

Ай бұрын

coming from a fellow victim, i believe you. i hope you're well nowadays, you deserve happiness

@wheresbaby7783

20 күн бұрын

Who would make up the story? I mean no one would make up the story the police thinking that they would make up the story who would make up that story I mean come on I guess this is years ago before serial killers are on TV every freaking day like I’m watching right now.

@markmark5269

18 күн бұрын

@@wheresbaby7783 With complete respect to actual victims, many girls make it up, and many men have been falsely punished. This grates me, because as a teenager I was falsely accused of sexual assault, how fortunate I was to have witnesses, but in a small town of only 20,000, my name became mud and I never had a girlfriend from my hometown again.

@bandito241

13 күн бұрын

@@wheresbaby7783except there are victims that lie about stories like that. That’s why the police have to make their investigation and make sure they got the right culprits.

@jasonv2323

12 күн бұрын

The problem is that evidence has proven so many times that woman have lied about being raped! So the idiots that would actually lie about a disgusting crime like this hurt the credibility of the ones that actually are victims! It works both ways! And anyone who commits these acts on either side are terrible people!

Shame on the supervisor for demanding Kate be charged for "lying." A near naked, r@ped, hurt, teenage girl, with marks from being chained up isn't believed?! Thank goodness for the 2 officers who knew better and finally found such a monstrous couple. Kate is a true hero.

@SushiIslife111

10 ай бұрын

I hope the supervisor lost their job after that, and that they still cant sleep at night.

@jessiejames2155

10 ай бұрын

Some cops are real heroes, aren't they..? 😳😣😳😬

@tpkyterooluebeck9224

10 ай бұрын

You'll have to see my other comment up aways because youtube bans me from telling anyone the same thing. because apparently I am an idiot? Unless, what follows actually is allowed to be posted. That supervisor should have been fired and then given 10 years at least, for being an accessory to the crime for their blatant trying to squash the truth.

@dominicdangelo4801

10 ай бұрын

They prob knew the couple...the police capt or sgt They tend to be involved to some degree....Epstein......the royals, freemasons etc. They ritualize the pain they're inflicting on others

@joesmith8462

10 ай бұрын

he who casts stones

Murderers and kidnappers and repeat sex offenders should never be released. Let them out and they can do it again

@honda-akari

10 ай бұрын

Only repeat? I say the first time should get you behind bars forever. Much worse than just kidnapping.

@2ears1mouth93

10 ай бұрын

@@honda-akariAmen to that. In many ways it’s worse than murder. If your murdered your suffering is over. Most SA victims suffer the rest of their lives. Lots of times it not only ruins their lives but many others. If it were up to me I say get a rope. Why should we pay for them to live ? Same goes for anyone who harms a child in any way.

@KnockOut242

10 ай бұрын

They WILL do it

@kellybridge7365

10 ай бұрын

I disagree! Let them out and THEY WILL DO IT AGAIN!

@ritawashere5787

10 ай бұрын

I agree, Kathy looks very hard. Rape is about power and control. My twelve-year-old daughter and I were victims of a home invasion and rape. I was raped in front of her. This has changed Who We Are. My daughter was so innocent. It's difficult at times to not be overwhelmed by anxiety and PTSD. Animals like this enjoyed tormenting people. It is the only thing that gives some real Joy. Wonder what it was about noelene that trigger Kathy? Maybe jealousy? Because she wants into child so maybe she felt as if she was in competition with her?

As an Australian I'm disgusted at how they wanted to dismiss her. Perhaps lucky a female rookie was sent in. Also that they made her testify every 3 yrs! Wtf. This lady is a hero

There’s nothing worse than the poor victims not being believed…

@lulumoon6942

10 ай бұрын

Worked in Victim Services. You have no idea what it takes to be heard, believed, then your case investigated & adjudicated. REAL HEROES at every step!!! 🙏

@petermcculloch4933

9 ай бұрын

In my case, the cop believed me.He just didn't care to do anything about it.

@olds394

9 ай бұрын

Thank all the false accusers.

@OpheliaNL

4 ай бұрын

False accusers make up anywhere between 1 and 3%. That's extremely low.

@avajensen4324

3 ай бұрын

@@olds394False accusations barely happen. More cases go unreported every year, than false accusations

As a woman who was refused justice as a child, it haunts you forever. Especially when your attacker lives near you

@KitttenAniimations

10 ай бұрын

Can u do it again?❤ I am sorry it happened to u

@PeaceSM1954

10 ай бұрын

I’m just so sorry 😨🥹🥹💔

@raefarnsworth4278

10 ай бұрын

Mine suffered most of his life with health problems. He went to the Dr. For pain in his wrist. He was full of cancer. He died a horrendous, painful death.

@westaussie965

10 ай бұрын

@@KitttenAniimationsdo what?

@westaussie965

10 ай бұрын

You know where they live? Get your own justice😉

How can a distressed child walk into a police station and not be believed. This is why people hate police. They are supposed to help.

@sallymj8957

10 ай бұрын

I suspect this police dept might have said, “Gosh, we’ve never had a serial killing here. So she must be lying. They give the person the benefit of the doubt. Now Police know that for potential serial killers, the clock is ticking. They can’t afford to disbelieve allegations of serial killers. They were not connecting the dots. Kidnappings and cases of missing persons often end in murder. This was also before Police were trained to recognize signs of deception when they interview potential victims and potential perpetrators. And now they take a lot longer to determine someone is innocent or guilty. Now, Police don’t assume someone reporting violent crime is lying without investigating their story.

@EmEm78

8 ай бұрын

That's the Australian police for you. They could not care less, and on the rare occasion they do care, their hands are tied by a system that inherently protects the most predatory of criminals and further victimises the victims.

@memedemon6273

8 ай бұрын

that how cops treat victims. they don’t gaf. acab.

@JAY1892

8 ай бұрын

@@EmEm78 This sounds like a majority of the police in the west. Pedophile gangs running rampant in England and little to nothing is done. Young girls raped by multiple ‘men’ and the girls are blamed. It’s sickening beyond comprehension and doesn’t seem to be abating.

@OtagesBringthemhome_NOW

8 ай бұрын

@@EmEm78Doesn't just happen in Australia. Think it was on this channel as well that is the case of another (American) victim who was the only survivor of a serial killer who wasn't believed initially because when they called her home she lived with her abusive grandmother and uncle who sexually abused her, the grandmother told the cops she always lied. She became a police officer if I remember correctly. (there are more cases like that so I may have mismatched the specific details from 2 cases) It sadly still happens too often that, especially when it comes to teenagers or young adults who still live at home, when they are reported missing the first reaction from police is they probably ran away and will be back tomorrow/soon. Police will often have a 24 hour waiting period before it's even possible to formally have them reported as missing and for police will take action. Not sure how this works in different countries or if the laws have been changed now, especially regarding teenagers.

It was heartbreaking to hear that not only did the police not believe her story but were ready to charge her without even going to check it out. It is an incomprehensible shame.

The way she's able to speak about it in such a matter of fact way is insane she's really strong

The fact that there was so much visible evidence already there and they were planning on charging kate is crazy

@unknown11215

10 ай бұрын

Fr

@commonsense571

10 ай бұрын

Ahhh the 1980’s..

@tessaducek5601

10 ай бұрын

Australia

@digitruba6728

10 ай бұрын

Australia is millions times worse 😢 than the US. Dirty dirty dirty.

@boop7313

10 ай бұрын

It's INSANE. There was a lot of this sort of idiocy in the "good old days" here in Australia.. not the brightest tool in the shed! Hope he was fired!

17 year old Kate instinctively did what I've heard experts in these sort of scenarios say increases your chance of survival. She cooperated and even feigned friendliness towards Catherine Birnie so the capter let her guard down. I think she's a highly intelligent person who survived something truly horrific happening to her.

@lulumoon6942

10 ай бұрын

Gavin de Becker would be proud. She had such SITAW.

@matilda4406

9 ай бұрын

@@lulumoon6942 SITAW is what?

@doemaar8205

9 ай бұрын

@@matilda4406 situational awareness?

@afonphoenix16

5 ай бұрын

​@@lulumoon6942why are people getting so lazy about using actual WORDS?

@lulumoon6942

5 ай бұрын

@@afonphoenix16 good question

So the idiot neighbor woman SAW HER jump out the window nearly naked and run down the street and DIDN'T CALL THE POLICE?!

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Makes you wonder what else she saw that she should have reported? She lived opposite the vile monsters

@carolbrownleehalbert3593

22 күн бұрын

The neighbor ABSOLUTELY did nothing.

@MsRuneGirl

20 күн бұрын

Sadly, even with the short life I’ve lived - I’ve met people who turned a blind eye to all sorts of sexual crimes and that’s just in my own experience. Grown men in relationships with underaged girls, child pornography, domestic violence, revenge porn, abuse, etc. men and woman alike. Old and young. I met a woman once who blamed a 14 year old girl for sending explicit pictures of herself to a man online. She was a grooming victim. The mother of the man said it was the girls fault and she was a stupid little girl, and since her son didn’t touch the girl technically, he did nothing wrong. I’ve seen friends of MINE turn a blind eye to sexual crimes and abuse of all sorts of natures throughout my life and I’m not even that old. From covering up for others to lying, to cases of actual crimes being committed that people just shrug their shoulders and look away from. You literally can’t trust anybody in this world. There are good people out there but the reason these people get away with what they do, are the people who say nothing. People like that are like a disease. They don’t lift a finger to hurt another but neither do they to help. And there are millions of people like this out here who genuinely think it just ‘doesn’t concern them.’ Humans are just wicked and awful.

Kate is absolutely a hero, a sadly overused term that truly fits in this case. The world needs so many more brave people like her these days, where victims are again so cruelly pushed aside and re-victimized in favor of criminals and personal profit and political power.

@dianemariehawkins998

10 ай бұрын

Definitely a hero and not overused in this time instance. More attention is paid to our sporting, acting etc community. She has been a change agent as some believe her and she believed her instinct.

As an Australian I started swearing at the part where they only believed her after finding the hidden cigarettes, because Aussie cops (not all but a lot!) need evidence spoon fucking fed to them! Makes me furious. Good on you Kate and Hancock. Takes a woman I guess.

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

There was one decent male cop. I think they said he was from a different district or something?

@veronicasanacion

10 ай бұрын

I guess many Aussie cops are quick to act when they suspect a non-white offender, only based on race. Once they realize that suspect is innocent, those cops don´t learn. Either their training is biased and unprofessional or they are stupid.

@ashleykinder8877

10 ай бұрын

Isn't it interesting and fucking infuriating how we women all over the world are not believed. By cops, detectives, doctors....men. Everywhere it's everywhere. And no, saying "there was one good male cop" absolutely means nothing. Nothing. It's just the same "not all men" with slightly different wording.

@ICDUMPEPL

9 ай бұрын

Well... Like you said, and in all fairness, this was in Australia, and I'm not even sure if this type of thing is illegal where you're from. After all, there have been a lot of changes in the law recently.

@tomricketts7821

9 ай бұрын

The underlying misogyny inherent in Aussie society unfortunately was very prevalent in Aussie police forces they have got their act together a bit better these days

So kind of the neighbors to see a half naked young lady come out a window and run and not call the police. Wow

@loverainthunder

10 ай бұрын

Yeah. .. That was shocking.

@brendatomlinson

10 ай бұрын

I thought the same! She gave an incredibly detailed report but took no action.

@guardiandeity6519

10 ай бұрын

came looking for this comment

@amaryllisfrost4263

10 ай бұрын

Indeed. The world would be a better place if enablers of such atrocities were put in the same prison as the perpetrators they support. Karma at its finest.

@devong7124

10 ай бұрын

Or answer the Door.

So redeeming to hear of a case where a survivor fights back and wins. And yes to hear that she wasn’t believed without ANY investigation was infuriating!

This was a terrifying time in Perth, we couldn’t believe it was happening. The youngest victim, Sue Candy, was my fathers friends daughter. It was horrible. David Birnie killed himself in prison. Catherine Birnie was considered for parole but eventually laws were changed and her file has been marked ‘never to be released’.

The fact that the police were going to charge her for filing a false report should be illegal in itself. How can they come to that conclusion and possibly ruin someone's life without doing an ounce of work to determine if that's true or not? Police everywhere suck sometimes.

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

In Wellinton in Febuary last year at a peaceful protest outside parliament, a Policewoman broke a woman protesters sternum. She was in agonising pain They didnt call an ambulance straightaway They didnt believe her and told her she was a drama queen When she got to hospital she was seen last because she was a “protester” and sent home by herself barely able to move her arms #freenzmedia

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

5 ай бұрын

in america she would have been charged with indecent exposure, disturbing the peace, and resisting arrest cuz she said "what? why?"

@parisinthe30sx

4 ай бұрын

​@@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alivethat's a bunch of BS lol

How many more women died, because the sergeant (name unknown) chose not to believe her, ordered her statement to be filed as "a false report' and actually charged her for making said "false report"?! Thank God, constable Hancock had the intelligence, intuition and common sense to advise the detective to contact Kate. She saved many lives. I certainly hope that sergeant was charged with "negligence of duty" and *Terminated* . Never allowed to work in "law enforcement", ever again!

@classicscustomsandhotrodso600

10 ай бұрын

None actually

@uksepop

10 ай бұрын

...and Hancock just started being a policeman. She was better at her job than those sexist incapable male policemen.

@joanodom2104

8 ай бұрын

Law enforcement all over the world would do well to increase their numbers of female officers by 40%.

@joanodom2104

8 ай бұрын

Law enforcement all over the world would do well to increase their numbers of female officers by 40%.

@parisinthe30sx

4 ай бұрын

​@@classicscustomsandhotrodso600and how do you know that? He was incompetent, I'm sure there more then a few

It's absolutely horrible what she went through, but it is incredible how she was able to fight back and in turn save so many lives.

This is a warning that anyone can be abusive and dangerous no matter the gender or situation in life. So glad she was able to help put these people to justice.

I moved to Australia (from UK) in Jan 88 and this was a huge and ongoing story. That woman (Birnie) will never see the light of a free day ever again. The Australian people old enough to remember it will never let that happen. Kate is an absolute warrior and an inspiration to all females. Thanks for covering this horrendous, important and quite frankly, ultimately inspiring story.

@clairebourassa5943

10 ай бұрын

May she rot in jail

@GodfreyTaiOyYong

10 ай бұрын

What could enter the minds of people to do these horrible things?!!These people are sick as Hell!!They deserve what they get!!Happy that Kate survived because is no easy being held captive and being intimidated!She is brave and heroic Thanks to all the Universe she is alive and well.Way to go,Girl!KATE YOU HAVE MY SUPPORT!!

@susanmoorhead8762

10 ай бұрын

I just don’t understand the motive. No kidnapping for money. Just plain evil, I guess. And that’s hard to fathom. So they raped and she watched, snd then they killed their victim. Pure evil is the only motive I can figure out. And it doesn’t sound like much of a motive. They liked the thrill of being sadists, not getting caught, and doing it again.

@GodfreyTaiOyYong

10 ай бұрын

@@susanmoorhead8762 Totally so!!

@captainobvious6070

9 ай бұрын

​@@susanmoorhead8762 Misogyny.

Holy Shit. They didn't believe a victim so they passed her off to a rookie and told the rookie TO CHARGE HER. WTF?

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

The sexism and corruption/laziness of the past police is literally inconceivable to people who have grown up under a better time. But there is still a lot of improvement that needs doing

@jodieell9042

10 ай бұрын

Disgusting isn't it how they wanted to charge Kate yet she had all the markings and everything else

@sugarplumfairy420

10 ай бұрын

I know right! Incomprehensible. Such vile sexism shown by many male police officers back then.

@errin-mp1zy

10 ай бұрын

@@M_SC The police are worse now than they have ever been

@rubenfrankish

10 ай бұрын

@@sugarplumfairy420 Back then lol!

Many, many, *many* victims don’t come forward because they are simply not believed. This beautiful woman had a strong resolve and wouldn’t take “no” for an answer. Lord knows how many other victims she saved by being so courageous in the face of denial and ridicule. I’d probably curl up into a ball and never leave my house again if I were in her shoes. When we don’t believe women *people die* .

@annoconnor2735

4 ай бұрын

Hi

@RichardABradley-ze9qn

2 ай бұрын

Her captor was also a woman.

A neighbor saw her escape but didn’t even call 911?! She just went on with her day like that was nothing…? It’s unfathomable how oblivious some people can be.

@nelliesilvers1210

8 ай бұрын

*000. It's 000 here in Australia. 911 wouldn't have done much😏. Obv I agree but so many people play ignorance because they don't want to get involved. I've been in situations where I was being abused in public but nobody wants to step in. I had been dragged back to our car by the hair after running as soon as he pulled up and beaten. Although we were on a busy highway, one car stopped and even they took off quickly pretty much straight away. I was still grateful they tried though. As I said somewhere else, if it's not their problem, people will turn a blind eye.

@richitacos

8 ай бұрын

@@nelliesilvers1210 well, people with that attitude should read this quote and reflect on their behavior: “And you can also commit an injustice by doing nothing” - Marcus Aurelius … over 2000 year old wisdom ;)

I'm sorry but HOW the fuck do you look at someone who's almost naked, beat up and has restraint marks all over them and go "Nah, nothing bad happened here"? Even if they thought she was lying about being kidnapped it's obvious SOMETHING happened to her. But sure, better call the victim a liar than actually than do their fucking jobs and investigate. Police officers are literally the only people who can be so irresponsible, lazy and cruel on the job and face absolutely no consequences for it, all the while people get fired for something as stupid and unimportant as not bringing someone their juice on time. Make it make sense.

@Neophema

10 ай бұрын

That really puts it into perspective.

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Yes We can see and believe her I think some police are incompetent

@ICDUMPEPL

9 ай бұрын

Well... In all fairness, this was in Australia, and I'm not even sure if this type of thing was illegal there at that time. Since then, there have been a lot of changes in the law, and so I think that these days, the neighbors might have taken a video and posted it on Instagram so that if there was actually something wrong that was occurring, the videos might be used in order to make a good enough podcast to get someone like you to watch it, and then maybe call the police, if you weren't too busy watching Mad Max or Hugh Jackman's Tony-Award-winning performance as The Music Man's Harold Hill.

@v_doll

9 ай бұрын

@@ICDUMPEPL I'm sorry, what was not illegal in Australia? Kidnapping?

@ICDUMPEPL

9 ай бұрын

@@v_doll Oh, have they since made it illegal? Well that's certainly good news, although it's not too surprising since a recent poll showed that almost 80% of Australians now frown upon kidnapping and/or false imprisonment. The scary thing? It is now projected that by 2035, three quarters of the people in Australia will make up 75% of its population, and while that might seem a stretch, I've looked into it, and the calculations involved appear to be rock solid.

Kate and Hancock were both EXTRAORDINARY young women, determined to stand their ground, believe in and supported each other. Kate being able to turn that traumatic experience into something positive to help other victims is amazing. Thank you both, from women all over the world 🙏🏻

@RichardABradley-ze9qn

2 ай бұрын

Birnie was also a woman. VICTIMS are grateful for her capture.

What a remarkable woman. Unbelievable story! So so tragic for the other victims but Kate got justice for them all.❤

What a truly brave woman Kate Moir was and is in every sense of the word. I was born in Perth and lived here all my life. I was 20 years old at the time of these murders so most of the girls were around my age, I even worked with Denise Brown's sister at the time she went missing. This was a shocking period in Perth's history and many of us girls were warned by our parents to be extra vigilant. Palmyra was only two suburbs away from my home. We followed this case intensely because it was so unheard of for sleepy little Perth and it terrified us, and our hearts broke for those poor women because Perth really was like one big family back then. Kate Moir literally saved the lives of countless other girls, she is a very special person and I pray that she has some sort of peace in her heart nowadays. Her profound level headedness and extreme bravery during such an horrific ordeal deserve so much recognition. What absolutely defies belief is the male police's attitude to Kate and also the other missing girls. Perth really was a very patriarchal, sexist and misogynistic place back then, and women were often treated as second class citizens. Indeed, when police were called out to "domestic violence" incidents their policy was to "never get involved in domestic disagreements between a husband and his wife", so they pretty much always never took it any further which just gave the abusive man a free licence to beat his wife up any time he wanted to and get away with it. It literally was only due to the dedication and instinct of this wonderful police woman together with the indescribable strength and bravery of Kate Moir, that the matter was ever investigated and the vile evil Birnies charged and convicted. Hopefully things have changed alot in law enforcement since then, somehow I don't think so.

A chance at parole every 3yrs after serving 20--and 30 is the longest term served by a female inmate??? Wow...Australia is SOFT on these criminals 😮

@silviaoino2648

10 ай бұрын

White Australia is made of decendants of hardened ex cons from England. The were shipped there after the prisons over flowed. That must explain your observation.

@annwalsh4381

10 ай бұрын

Same in the UK. The Parole Board has not a thought for the victims and their families. Obviously feel sorry for evil Monsters.

@meetoobaa

10 ай бұрын

Notice how you have to murder three or more not to be eligible for parole. So that if you rape and murder just two kids you can still get parole. I will never understand why people try so hard to be nice to these scumbags.

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

the USA is just harder than normal countries. The USA is in the same category as Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, all those lovely countries

@yointhebedroom83

10 ай бұрын

They’ll never get out despite illegibility. Australia despises this pair!

You are by far my favorite true crime channel. Not only do you describe these cases extremely well and put so much detail into them, you focus more on the victim than the offender. You don't make the offender seem like they're being idolized and I appreciate that so so much.

@sharonramirez6444

10 ай бұрын

I 💯 agree with you! This channel is about the only one I'm always eager and excited to see cause of that!!!

@Davidisntapro

10 ай бұрын

I think it’s way too fast passed although i would say the detail and editing is good it’s hard to follow up with the quick narrative. I personally enjoy explore with us better as the narrator raven has a cool and mysterious voice and narrates everything at a pace that’s easy to follow with

@nwsmgquis

10 ай бұрын

He don’t copy other true crime stories either or reupload the same video 5 damn times!

@gmimi2

10 ай бұрын

​@@jablesbee1816 I have no respect for that guy anymore.

@jablesbee1816

10 ай бұрын

@@gmimi2 why is that

The cop that sent a rookie to interview a rape victim should have been charged with obstruction of justice.

Given how easy it would have been to check out the couple to see if their home matched Kate's description, it is incredible how the police did nothing initially.

And those illogical souls that are foolishly too fast to dismiss should not be wearing badges. There has to be an update to prevent such illogical souls from getting a job in the police field.

@nandecomics

10 ай бұрын

True Crimes shows it everytime, how fast the most incompetent disconnected people enter government fields and have been causing the horrific corruption levels to go unchecked, That's been causing the populations to be in a lower state of existence that everyone has been complaining about. The populations can easily achieve a better state of existence, But new necessary laws have to be put to prevent incompetent disconnected people from entering specific positions of power. Those that are fast to dismiss literal visible evidence, Those that can't use their brains to connect dots and interconnect what's extremely blatantly visible regarding the outdated unethical status quo, Those that dwell in theories and foolishly disregard blatant conspiracies against the populations, All of those morons / Energetic parasite's should get Legally Eradicated because they've been playing an unethical role in the abduction of feminine energy and have been playing a role in the misuse, pollute and unethical harm of the feminine energy that has been causing the disharmony of the feminine and masculine energy that has visibly been viciously sabotaging, damaging and causing the populations instability.

@nandecomics

10 ай бұрын

That's what's unfortunately happening to feminine energy: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rKGMsKuFaZuWYLQ.html

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

It’s not about individual baddies, it’a about culture. The culture simple didn’t believe women and girls. Immediately the thought of men was “what if the men are innocent and she ruins their life!, what if the women did it to MEEEEE”. It’s much better now. But still we can improve

@btank2453

10 ай бұрын

​@@M_SCexactly, people don't remember how biased and judgmental the cops and courts were. Women were not believed. Women were blamed.

@djf750

10 ай бұрын

The cops should investigate ALL charges, BUT in their defense, they DO hear many far-fetched stories and false charges, but they should always investigate.

Ok, why people can't say rape anymore. What an idiocracy we live in.

@wiebki

10 ай бұрын

the KZread algorithm will hide videos with words like that, sometimes even swearwords, so if creators want to stay visible, unfortunately they censor those words

@Najda007

10 ай бұрын

@@wiebki yes, but someone set it this way

@Canvas19391

10 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s stupid, but comments will even get deleted or hidden if said. It’s like people going around calling suicide “self deleting”

@blakesleyk.7166

10 ай бұрын

As if by censoring the word you can delete the horror. Our overlords are certifiably twisted.

@Justwatching22

10 ай бұрын

Comments are missing your point 🤦‍♀️ I totally agree

I have lived in Perth my whole life and through the Bernies reign of terror, how the Police initially doubted her is bewildering, I met Kate many years later, she is an amazing woman that saved many lives, I also had an encounter with Catherine in the 90's when I was a contractor and the ladies prison, we knew she had walked into the room just by the feeling that washed over us, she was pure evil. David was raping and assaulting women from when he was 13yrs old, I know people that knew him then, he was never charged with those crimes because of who the victims were the police didn't care, he was given a beating by others that knew what he had done at the time.

*How ONE act from ONE person (who seemingly had no power at the time) can have such great affect with helping others:* Kate was just as or more concerned about others than she was herself before she escaped, & was MORE concerned about others after she was safe, which was a big part of what prompted others to act quickly. Also, Laura, the young Constable acted in the same way!

What a brave, quick thinking young woman. May God bless her work.

@SuGirlabk7993

10 ай бұрын

Amen..✝️..

@alisonnonumber

10 ай бұрын

She saved many, I think. Heroic.

Having to relive your trauma every three years is cruel. Anyone would have PTSD. They need to reform the law.

@RepentfollowJesus

10 ай бұрын

They did after she wrote her book. Watch it again.

@mandywalkden-brown7250

9 ай бұрын

Pay attention next time you watch a video please. I’m fed up with people making asinine comments about an already resolved issue. Attention span of a moth it appears.

@lichiehrb

8 ай бұрын

​@@mandywalkden-brown7250😅😅😅you're such a jerk 😂😂😂

@memedemon6273

8 ай бұрын

@@mandywalkden-brown7250and I’m tired of ppl being rude but here you are 🤷🏽

@yeetnama9094

7 ай бұрын

​@memedemon6273 Its RUDE to not listen to a very important story, and then politically go off about the law and reforms needed etc when it's literally right in the video. People are rightfully becoming less patient as the years go on, as we see the sheep getting worse and worse with their listening+ critical thinking skills, and then this is how the rest of us are stuck on the receiving end of living under terrible politicians who pass shitty tyrannical laws and buried under economic inflation and drafted in wars that we have no buisness being in!!! PEOPLE NOT PAYING ATTENTION

What an absolutely incredible woman. She's done so much good in her life.

Two absolutely amazing women! So strong and so courageous. I'm crying with the emotion of it all.

All I can think about is how law enforcement, worldwide, is just filled with either low IQ individuals, criminals, and corruption. The bar needs to be significantly raised for people in positions of power.

@thecorvus100

10 ай бұрын

Well, keep shitting on them every time some career criminal gets killed. (USA 2020). That should bring in high calibre recruits. 🙄. Liberals.

@catandrobbyflores

10 ай бұрын

Considering hair stylists go to school longer than cops, it totally makes sense.

@thecorvus100

10 ай бұрын

@@catandrobbyflores sign up, tough guy. 😂😂. Spineless turd.

@deirdrehelms5958

10 ай бұрын

Corrupt and MALE DO YOU NOT SEE ONLY A WOMAN BELIEVED HER. !?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

@cw4608

10 ай бұрын

I think the force attracts a lot of people interested in the position of power it puts them in. But there are so many really good cops and investigators. It only takes a few bad apples to spoil the whole bunch.

It is disgusting that the cops wouldn't believe her. She is a very exceptional woman who did not let fear completely consume her, therefore she was able to keep her cool enough to find a way and opportunity to escape. She lived another day.

Stories like this with a serial killer couple where the woman was the one in control need to be heard by more people, because many out there still don't believe it's possible.

@nelliesilvers1210

8 ай бұрын

Fred and Rose West were the same. She was as much the instigator as Catherine was. Makes me hate them more. So much for empathy and nurturing

That was really well done. Thanks.

It should honestly be that if you murder people you should never get out of prison...

@iagreewithyou3478

10 ай бұрын

It's baffling why these murderers are given chances over and over again when they themselves didn't give their victims a chance. I guess things would be way different if these lawmakers, lawyers, and judges have had loved ones murdered too.

@Alaryicjude

10 ай бұрын

@@iagreewithyou3478, I totally agree with you! My partner and I were just talking about that last night, how if we had committed some horrible crime 20 some years ago how we would be so much better off right now bc it seems like the more severe crime you commit the more help you'll get when you get out of prison.

@paulineerwin7685

10 ай бұрын

I TOTALLY agree with you . I live in the UK and am constantly horrified by the lenient sentences by the judicial system. Not just for murder , but ALL types of crime and I wholeheartedly believe that the USA has it right ! In the UK , it seems to me that the laws are designed to protect the perpetrator, rather than the victim . Have a great day Alaryicjude !

@mikisunshine9334

10 ай бұрын

As in the death sentence,an eye for an eye & to think that woman murderer is out,no justice .

@1956soulmate

10 ай бұрын

It's a disgrace that it's left to the people to make sure this monster never gets out.

19:10 THIS IS NOT OK! life in jail should mean LIFE IN JAIL! screw the appeals and making the victims BEG the courts to keep these sick pedos behind bars! they ruined lives so they should have to give their whole damn life

@chumhum3048

10 ай бұрын

His info was wrong a few times in this video. She went up for parole once, was denied and was marked as never to be released. She will never be eligible for parole again

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Agree. Life for life No parole

@geraldstamour1312

9 ай бұрын

@mfi-cf7sp, I agree with you! Furthermore, Mr. & Mrs. Birnie will eventually face justice as they BURN FOREVER IN THE FIRES OF HELL!

I hope Catherine knows that Kate will outlive her, the same girl who outsmarted her, the same girl who changed the system.

What positive ending to an absolutely horrific tale. Kudos to the officers who didn't neglect their jobs. If one day you stand at judgement and this is all that you ever did it's enough. Fantastic work everybody

I live in Perth & my husband & I ran a deli in the outer Fremantle area, close to where the Birnies lived & carried out their crimes. Kate ran hurt & naked into a little neighbourhood business. 17yrs old!!! Laura Hancock is a hero & shame on the other cops who disrespected & disbelieved her & Kate. The Birnies were true evil. So much more to their story. Living through that time & seeing them ‘performing grotesquely’ in the papers & on the news every day (no social media in those days) was chilling. Catherine Birnie is a mother who left her ‘7’ kids to be with David & rape, torture & murder…next level evil. Their spree & the Claremont killings in the ‘90’s really left an indelible scar on Perth. Many of us knew family members & friends of the victims & as a community supported & shared the horror & grief with the families living through those scary,terrible times. To lose a child in this way is incomprehensible.

@sixthsenseamelia4695

10 ай бұрын

Well written & expressed comment, thanks for posting.

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

What a truly evil couple. So much sympathy for the girls families 😢

@deew1215

10 ай бұрын

@@sixthsenseamelia4695 Thank you so much for your response. Much appreciated.

@deew1215

10 ай бұрын

@@sixthsenseamelia4695 I have just read a comment from you elsewhere & am being very presumptuous assuming you’re Kiwi!!! Kia ora…I live in WA but was born & raised in Wellington, most of my family have Taranaki roots. I’m a Kiwi-roo😂. It really feeds my soul when people take the time to comment positively to me, I hope that I can do likewise. To brighten someone’s day with a couple of words is awesome to me. Too many people choose only to be cruel & nasty. Not my style. Even though I’m a huge true crime buff & watch LOTS of it, in my world kindness & positivity rule. All the very best to you & yours, hope you have a wonderful day.😊👍🏻

Something similar happened to me in south australia. While the guys was holding the knife over me acting out the places he was going to put it, he heard a noise outside and got angry thinking I had called the police so went to investigate. When he got outside I slammed and locked the door behind him and called the police. When the police came, he was still trying to get at me. They knocked on the door and I opened it while he was being questioned in the corner. When I opened the door, he charged me again and the police arrested him and put him in the xar. When I told them what happened, the detective said it was probably a set of keys and I was mistaken. They basically said I had over reacted and imagined it. They said he was delusional and psychotic. It's as if it's too much paperwork for them. Oh! And while he wouldn't let me leave for those few days, he told me a story about kane and able, and about how he had to kill his brother as a sacrifice to the music industry (he made music). Later his brother was found hanging after he was missing for over a year. I know he killed his brother and others

@istudios225

10 ай бұрын

Good God! I hope you managed to recover from that awful and disgraceful experience and are in a better place now. Sending you healing energy.

@annab13

10 ай бұрын

@@istudios225 Thank you, it took 3 years to move past it but I was able. ❤️

@dj-gs9gl

10 ай бұрын

Wow, incredible negligence. Absolutely shocking.

@icu3869

10 ай бұрын

What a devastating ordeal- that must have profoundly affected you in so many ways most would never imagine. I’m so sorry, It’s great you thought quickly and escaped- it’s inexcusable the police were so inept. I wish you strength, comfort , peace and happiness moving forward. Bless you.

@annab13

10 ай бұрын

If anyone else goes through this, I'm not saying it was easy to get passed it. I had disassociation for a couple weeks and it felt like he had killed me and I was a ghost waiting to realise I wasn't alive anymore. Even my taste went away. I disassociated once after I left hospital and drove amd crashed my car somewhere but have no memory and only know from bank records and the damage to my car. Don't give up because it will pass. ♥️

Kate is amazing. What a force of nature she is! ❤️

Now that is Heroic!! God bless you both and the victims and their families!

Why did that lady who witnessed the girl running down the street not call the police straight away? 🤬

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Yes why wouldnt you ring police???

@Sunflowersarepretty

9 ай бұрын

I know right? Like you're seeing this happening this and you're not a kid to put two and two together so why not call the cops even if is nothing was wrong it would've been safer then sorry.

So the neighbor seen her break out the window and run down the street but didn't call the police or try to run after her to help her?

@TheDendra7

10 ай бұрын

But was more than happy to get her camera time...

@harleyhendrix8467

10 ай бұрын

@TheDendra7 yep. I can't believe more people didn't catch on to that. Like did she even call the police and tell them there's a crazy naked people running down the damn street after breaking breaking a windows and climbing out of it .

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Yes youd think shed ring the police Wonder what else she saw at that house that she should have reported??

@joanodom2104

8 ай бұрын

So sadly typical. Had it occurred in these days, the fool would've had his/her phone out, recording for TikTok!

@harleyhendrix8467

8 ай бұрын

@joanodom2104 she could have called the police from her damn house or something. She straight up watched this poor girl break out of a fucking window and take off down the road running... this lady shouldn't have even shown her face. Like no excuse . None

Amazing courage, resourcefulness, and resilience in the face of repeated hardship - especially being dismissed by the police. Thank god that young police woman had the courage and insight to percieve there was an actual job that needed doing, and to step up and do it. Two amazing, admirable women.

Good storytelling, Unseen; thanks!

I can't believe we get to watch these videos for free, these videos are higher quality than most murder documentaries on TV! Fantastic job on the video guys! ❤👍

@cookiesnmilk9200

10 ай бұрын

underrated comment. So much better, I agree

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

They are very well done and there’s a special notation to respect the victims in contrast to how they were treated in the past. Love that. But I’m concerned he didn’t mention the “antifree” in the famous “antifree” case.

Kate is a true warrior. A hero. And bless the police who believed her and worked to protect future women from those monsters. May the memories of those women who died so tragically be not of how they died , but rather of the bright blessing the world received by their having lived. Their light shines still. And I believe there will come a time when we will all be reunited. 🥀🕊️🌱🌹

Errr.... Both were sentenced to life without parole and years later, Katherine was eligible for parole. How does that work?.....

Good on Kate for being so strong-minded to plant evidence of herself being there, and her determination to live. It’s a shame she’s had to relive it every 3 yrs, but she has continued to be strong.💛💪🏼

I remember when this was all going on. A lot of young girls who had gone missing and where never found are thought to have been victims of the Birnies. I remember my mum drilling it into my sister's head, never EVER get into a stranger's car because of this.

I was kept for 5 months against my will. My captor was never even confronted because Lexington Kentucky police didn't believe me. "What proof do you have?" And "that's a serious accusation you have" was the response. What a disgrace. I almost died the day I left and my monster never got a slap on the wrist.

@sssfsshtscfjyv7600

10 ай бұрын

💔

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Im so sorry to hear that. Thats so wrong you weren’t believed. Im glad you got away and sending you love and best wishes from New Zealand. Xx

@queenofthejuicee

10 ай бұрын

Whoa

@RichardABradley-ze9qn

2 ай бұрын

Yep, some people have incredible conceit that their wild guess as to whether someone's being truthful or not is infallibly accurate.

I’m proud of these people 👏👏👏🌸thank uou

Powerful doc.!

The absolute incompetence of those police officers.

@ICDUMPEPL

9 ай бұрын

Well... In all fairness, this was in Australia, and I'm not even sure if this type of thing was illegal there at that time. Since then, there have been a lot of changes in the law, and so I think that these days, things might have been done differently.

@armingt1

4 ай бұрын

The reply about this type of thing not being illegal tells you all you want to know about attitudes of men and police in W Australia. As someone who has lived here since 1950s misogynist attitudes prevail to this day.

Kate is a legend!! What a story. I live in WA. I had never heard of this before. Do NOT ever get in a car with people you don't know, please.

@terriegilley6574

10 ай бұрын

I can't imagine the strength and resolve this woman had at 17. Also the fact that they actually pulled into her driveway is torture. To know that you were right there and then your life changed forever.

@Carmen-us1ew

10 ай бұрын

I was surprised that she let these people drive her home but wouldn't just let her friend take her home.

@terriegilley6574

10 ай бұрын

@@Carmen-us1ew When you are young you don't think that anything will happen. It's a nice night I can walk it will be fine. Then my friend can go home because she's already gone so far out of her way.

@natalier7204

10 ай бұрын

I live in Perth too and I’ve met Kate. I think she was in the gifted and talented program at her school. Hiding evidence to prove she had been in their house was genius.

@westaussie965

10 ай бұрын

You must be under 30 then?

Moir and Hanckok are amazing women. Their goodness, kindness and strength is the stark opposite of birnie's evil.

These two women are such keepers: Clever, Determined, Spunky, Brave, and just all around likable gals. You are both mega-inspirational!

Something very similar happened to me in 1986. He wasn't a serial killer, but still a monster. The police wouldn't listen. They didn't care. I was ignored and am still ignored to this day. The man who actually kidnapped me and raped and tortured me was given a very reduced sentence and served only 3 mos in county jail. His buddy, the one who stayed with me when the main guy left, was given 7 years. Me? I was arrested because it took me having to break the law in front of the police to get arrested so I could get away from my kidnapper because 1 officer literally drove off and left me standing on the sidewalk when I had slipped around the corner from the kidnapper. He said I wasn't reacting like I'd been kidnapped. What? The next 2 said I was "just trying to get out of the charges." They got it SO, so wrong. So wrong.

@sharonthompson672

10 ай бұрын

That's horrific. We need to start over with law enforcement. 🤦

@FionaFerguson-ym9iq

10 ай бұрын

Bloody shocking behaviour of some cops. So sad that happened to you. Love and peace to you ❤

@MW713

10 ай бұрын

@@sharonthompson672 Those cops are retired now.

@MW713

10 ай бұрын

@@FionaFerguson-ym9iq Those cops are retired now.

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Thats so shocking. 3 months for that?? He should have got life

Wtf "sounds like a lie , stitch her up with false reporting " (that she stripped down and ran into the streets to make) this cop has tunnel vision and didn't even talk to the victim) So glad that this case went to the rookie , should have said "stitch the supervisor up with a false arrest ." Almost missing a huge case which undoubtedly would have caused more murders. Should be fired blinded by tunnel vision , because it "sounded" unbelievable .Crimes are crazy sounding and unbelievable. To be a good cop you've got to be able to SEE this, not arrest the victim because you don't like the crime that's been committed against her. Cause more trauma to someone who just barely escaped her own death, and wants justice for other deaths, and to stop further deaths.

@istudios225

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! Let's just say it. Many cops, especially the so-called long-service senior ones, are just too damn LAZY. Not only that but they also think nothing of bringing their PERSONAL viewpoint, not their PROFESSIONAL assessment, into their work. WE are paying them, for godsakes! THis is police incompetence, misconduct, malfeasance AND nonfeasance. If I were Kate, I would SO sue that police department and the officers involved in the handling of her case. And I'd ask for a million dollars at least.

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

The tunnel vision is caused by the filter of sexism. It makes people blind to the truth. But also the culture at the time was 1) lazy 2)that sex crimes were gross, and beneath the profession of policing, which was to car chase and catch banks robbers like in comic books minus the capes.

@cindyk6411

8 ай бұрын

How this could have went if they didn't ignore his unvetted unprofessional opinion.

Why on earth didnt they call her parents to confirm she was missing? That's crazy!!! Very poor police investigating!!!

You do a good job, every story is riveting because you do not waste time and provide the facts. I have to stop watching or I would never stop and end up binge watching. I have watch such narratives where the stories are stretched to make them more interesting and lose me instead.

I can't believe that supervisor was so stupid to not believe that girl. How pathetic.

Kate is a hero. Those critters destroyed so many families, R.I.P to the victims and there loved ones. Davids daughter got sterilised as she was scared to have a child like him.

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

That just shows that she was nothing like him and wouldn’t have

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

Fred Wests children are normal and not criminals.

@Tawadeb

10 ай бұрын

@@M_SCAgree

@flej01

10 ай бұрын

@@Tawadeb I think its more what he did to her, evil, she seems pretty together, just badly effected by what her father did. He destroyed so many lives.

You mean to tell me that the old woman across the street witnessed a young, teenage girl, mostly undressed, bust out of a window screaming and running down the street AND SHE DIDN'T CALL THE POLICE!?!?!

Very well presented.

I love the care and respect you give these survivors and their stories. Best true crime channel I've found.

How many times does Sergeant did this to a victim and they did not get justice???? and then they turned around and had him investigate the case instead of firing him because I know if I make a mistake like that at my job, I wouldn’t have a job

So let me get this straight : the girl knocked on every door in the neighborhood and no one was home yet the neighbor when asked by the news and police gave a detailed description of everything even the way the girl jumped out of the window Omg that tells me they might have known about the other girls and didn't even bother helping them

This is such a shocking story on so many levels. I am so happy that Kate Moir had the tenacity to escape.

I was around her age and living in perth during this period, and it was scary as hell. I always amazed at her bravery, I’m not sure if I could’ve been so brave. Clever lady, incredible

was so scared when they said she had a concussion after escaping, thought she wouldn't make it but man does she make it. I don't know her and I am proud of her. what resolve. both of these women deserve a standing ovation.

@Romy---

9 ай бұрын

Judging by the title, it didn't end up tragically

A story of resilience, more power to the survivor and prayers for the victims

Amazing, I can’t believe it!! Thank God!

Makes one wonder how long it would have taken & how many victims, before LE would have caught on, without Kate’s knowledge.

@icu3869

10 ай бұрын

Makes me wonder how many terrible crimes remain unpunished. Inexcusable.

What a strong alert woman you are Katherin. You survived and saved so many others from these monsters grasp. What a wonderful soul here suffering to save and give service to others. God bless you dear one, may you have a future of happiness and peace now.💜🙏🏻

They attempted to charged her for "false report", that is outrageous. It's one thing not to believed the stories and testimony, it's entirely another thing to claimed it was a false report, unless there's a confimed contradicting evidence.

This is amazing.

Kate is an absolute hero. What a brave incredible woman.

The legal system all over the world baffles me. If someone has killed ONE person deliberately for their own gratification, they should NEVER be allowed an opportunity to do it again. Yes, there are circumstances like stupid young teens getting involved in gangs & being too scared to stand up to peer pressure, who should be given a second chance after rehabilitation. But serial killers or parents who execute their children are not in that category.

@edithbannerman4

3 ай бұрын

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

The Senior Officers "thought she was lying" and "that is why a junior Officer was taking her statement....." Seriously, the arrogant ignorance of Police, Senior Police, was staggering.

Very brave and compelling .