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It's strange, this was on the Daily Mail website (yeah, I know...) a good half hour before it appeared on the BBC. I guess they were checking their facts.
The whole BBC / Cliff Richard case was a disgrace.......I'm not a Cliff fan but he himself admitted it half killed him.
What a terrible tragedy for a reasonably young life .
Very sad, and a bit of a shock. I remember her back from nearly twenty years ago when she played Michael Jacksons dancer, Bubbles on Bo Selecta, but never watched anything she'd been in since. Seemed a bit of a troubled soul, especially since her arrest.
Dan Wootton getting called out online, though not undeserved, the horrible piece of shit that he is.
But it genuinely makes me sad that a much loved beautiful woman with a great personality throws her life away because of scum, pond life press, and the abomination that is social media. If this is what it can do to good people, then they all need binning.
Desperately sad for her- the media needs to examine how it treats individuals.
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I'm in two minds here.
One mind asks where was the support from those close to Caroline Flack? Where were her friends in times of need? Her parents? Her three siblings? Did they not notice there was a long-running problem? Maybe ... but then ....
... the other mind asks why she couldn't feel she could share her problems with those close to her? Especially her twin sister. What drove her to cock her nose at the sanctity of life?
I doubt very much whether it's anything to with the bollox already in the media, where it's turning in on itself, claiming it was the printed word that drove her. Drivel. Plenty of others survive the publicity. I hope we don't see her death as an excuse to inflict further restrictions on freedom of speech. But instead look at the ways we can support people like her with troubled minds.
Maybe there's a wider lesson we can learn through the circumstances that led up to her suicide. About society, family and friendships. Maybe we all have to work harder and better to keep those we love from burning out?
RIP Miss Flack. You leave us with a challenge. If we take up the baton, then with what better legacy from your short life could you have left us?