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Lady Faye Verrit
25 Feb 20 21:19
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Don't know for how long this has been been running, but picked up on it last night!
This was episode 1 of this particular investigation.....

Just watching episode 2.....

The capture and production is so slick, that it is obviously a TV drama!!!

Of course it is totally real, with perhaps the exception of some "fill in" footage.....

Incredible really!

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By:
Facts
When: 26 Feb 20 11:37
Flesh and Blood on at the same time on ITV is a drama - and is a far better watch .
By:
elise
When: 26 Feb 20 13:00
can't recall if this was the same title but they ran a similar series last year, might still be on iplayer but the reason I think it's the same is that in the opening sequence there's a cordoned off house/street and I can remember the story
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Lady Faye Verrit
When: 27 Feb 20 11:02
Haven't heard of that Facts, but I'm not into drama, and make believe!

I still say that 24/7 is brilliant as it's hard to believe how they somehow have so much 'fly on the wall' footage with close ups of
all the people involved, who are not actors and yet perform as if there are no cameras, or any other production crew present!

Add this to the fact that none of the accused appear to be in any way phased by them either, and that the crew are right there,
seemingly from the start, and are allowed to be so close to police teams, as they force entries into properties!

They must have some sort of former arrangement, to be active right from the beginning, and I'm guessing that there must be some sort
of payments to the force and those involved!
By:
JJmbe
When: 28 Feb 20 18:11
That 3rd episode was horrific, with a very unpleasant ending for me anyway.
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