Undercover care: The abuse exsposed.

[Marc1901]

These so called 'carers' abusing vunerable patients who have disabilities and mental health issues. These people are utter c*nts and need a good beating themselves. It's quite frankly disgusting to watch, the poor people getting abused.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

A very distressing programme, but something I am glad to watch.

Horrific to think that vulnerable people would be treated in such a way.

I'm not really an 'eye for an eye' type person, but I would love to see these offenders publicly humiliated, further than just a court appearance/sentence and a few press photographers.

 

[Easy 10]

Shocking innit.
I sincerely hope those sadistic bastards get whats coming to them.

 

[FOOTSKI]

Heart breaking

 

[Easy 10]

This is one of the worst things I have ever seen. I cannot quite believe what I am seeing in this.

These people are f***ing animals.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Why? A feeling of being undervalued or a feeling of being superior or just sick mother fucker or all three?

Funny (or not) isn't it that the Imogen/Ryan Giggs thing gets so much press coverage, but this passes under the radar.

 

[Marc1901]

Such a hard programme to watch really in the sense you wonder how many other care homes in this country are run like that and how many more vunerable people are getting abused by 'carers'. Each one of them workers should be locked up for life for torture and assault.

 

[Stoo82]

It was so sad to watch.

Let down so very badley.

 

[The Buttery Biscuit Base]

literally bewildered by it, I can't for the life of me get my head round it...

What went through the minds of these 'people' while they dished out abuse!

 

[Peever]

Why? A feeling of being undervalued or a feeling of being superior or just sick mother fucker or all three?

Funny (or not) isn't it that the Imogen/Ryan Giggs thing gets so much press coverage, but this passes under the radar.

Because according to the media we only care about famous people, pro athletes and rich people in general. The everyday average person means nothing didn't you know? Anyway havent seen the show but have seen several discussions about it and it really is tragic whats going on. Happens here too and its get the occasional coverage, but as you say BOF it just gets passed by.

 

[nevergoagain]

4 arrested (not named unfortunately) and headline article on BBC News site, so a start if nothing more.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

4 arrested (not named unfortunately) and headline article on BBC News site, so a start if nothing more.

True. Hopefully it might make the other bastards stop in their tracks.

 

[hart's shirt]

According to the BBC, "The hospital charges taxpayers an average of £3,500 per patient per week and Castlebeck has an annual turnover of £90m."

Time for a number of compensation damage payouts.

 

[Easy 10]

4 arrested (not named unfortunately) and headline article on BBC News site, so a start if nothing more.

Well two of them will be 'Wayne' and 'Graham'.

That pig-ignorant tattoo'd neanderthal nazi scum Wayne needs to do a stretch at Her Majesty's, where I honestly and sincerely hope he gets a damn good kicking every day and night of his stay there.

 

[Marc1901]

Well two of them will be 'Wayne' and 'Graham'.

That pig-ignorant tattoo'd neanderthal nazi scum Wayne needs to do a stretch at Her Majesty's, where I honestly and sincerely hope he gets a damn good kicking every day and night of his stay there.

This.

He is pure scum. Just look at this picture of the C*nt pinning down one of the patients under a chair then another man putting a blanket over her face.

 

[Brian Fantana]

It makes anyone who has vulnerable relatives in a care home feel VERY uneasy. My granny is in her late 80s and lives in a private care home, her mind and body are not what they were once were. To be honest, my blood ran cold when I watched that last night. She has had no bad treatment to my knowledge, but seeing the kind of person who is allowed to work in these establishments made me feel sick.

 

[Stat Brother]

I take it, it was similar to Donal Macintyre's undercover sting, a few years ago.

As BoF said 'an eye for an eye' isn't quite me (although it can be my default setting).
But days after Donal's programme I was still so angry, about the fella punching the special needs guys, with his sovereign ringed fist.
I was really hoping someone was giving him the pay back he rightly deserved.

 

[nevergoagain]

Surprised in a good way at how much attention this is getting. Everyone seems to be covering it from a news/radio perspective. The real names of the offenders will no doubt be circulating soon, hope they get everything they deserve.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Anybody who ever had any doubts about whether Auschwitz or Srebrenica could ever happen here, should be made to watch that film. The capacity for treating fellow human beings like animals is alive and well in living in a leafy suburb near you. Wouldn't take much.

 

[Marc1901]

If anybody hasn't seen this programme here it is, it is quite saddening though.

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