OK, I will confess, but don't judge me
24 November 2024 - 00:00
When British police broke down the door to Virginia McCullough's house in Essex to arrest her, one of her first utterances was: “Cheer up lads, at least you’ve caught the bad guy.” If I hadn’t watched the arrest footage on YouTube I wouldn’t have appreciated just how calm, relieved and almost cheerful she was to see the coppers. ..
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