Absolutely Must See TV - Madness In The Fast Lane - BBC1

This programme was screened tonight (Tuesday) so you'll have to watch it on the BBC iPlayer.

If you ever used to watch Motorway Cops on the BBC about 18 months or so ago, you may remember an episode including footage of two Swedish twins who get apprehended by the police on the M6 but manage to break free and dash into the path of the oncoming motorway traffic, resulting in them both getting run down.

This is only the start of tonight's programme......the rest features the unbelievable events which took place in the days after this incident, involving one of the twins after she was released from hospital and police custody.......something that the BBC couldn't screen at the time.

Along with the compelling but somewhat disturbing live footage of the motorway incident, this was absolutely riveting TV (IMO) well worth a watch.
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I remember this Ada, they were as strong as anything weren't they? Thanks for the recommendation, will make sure I catch it. :smile:

Surprised the police didn't get done for attempted murder :doh1: :voodoo:

I remember that also, will give it a go!

You were right Ada...shocking.:omg: Well worth a view if you haven't seen it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...the_Fast_Lane/

Wow, that was unbelievable. How on earth did either survive those accidents? And at the end of it all the law is an ass as usual.

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Wow, that was unbelievable. How on earth did either survive those accidents? And at the end of it all the law is an ass as usual.

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Do you reckon she would've got 5 years in America Matt? :smile: That poor bloke though, never again will I let a swedish woman in my house, not even the abba girls. :ooo

To be fair she wasn't a true blonde, so I'd hold back on that not letting swedish women in as a blanket decision :biggrin: Although I'd lock the knives away just in case :yikes:

Seriously though there has to be something wrong with the justice system when even the judge was saying his hands were tied and he couldn't give the sentencing and reccommendations that he wanted to.

Doesn't it sort of open the door to somebody to pretend they are mentally ill, bump somebody off and then make a recovery? & why are the illnesses known mostly by French names...maybe I know that already....maybe? :smile:

I really don't know why it's a valid defence. She stabbed a guy she didn't even know of course she wasn't sane

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I really don't know why it's a valid defence. She stabbed a guy she didn't even know of course she wasn't sane

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Yes I agree. To lock her up doesn't need to be a punishment in such a case, it is make damn sure that it doesn't happen again and protect the public. & if they release her probably in the next year is it... I would be a very nervous person making the decision! If it happened again...it would make very big news.

If she gets out and it's you that runs her over next time, make sure you back up! :laugh

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If she gets out and it's you that runs her over next time, make sure you back up! :laugh

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might need a tank to be honest. :omg:

She must have rubber bones to have not broken anything in that accident. It was kind of surreal to see here come around and then just get up!

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She must have rubber bones to have not broken anything in that accident. It was kind of surreal to see here come around and then just get up!

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Demonic-like.... or like something out of Terminator.

I'll watch this tonight..... since your all talking about it and my mates just been going on about it :rolleyes:

Wow, that's all just a bit mental!

They just seem like my normal circle of friends :doh