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Caroline Flack - search for the truth - Disney

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Livingthebestlife · 10/11/2025 11:01

Dropped this morning on Disney.

Wow 😞😞😞😞 am absolutely speechless after watching this. So much we didn't know.

That was her blood on the bed, shame on you The Sun newspaper for buying this photo and stating that it was the bf .

Shame on you the detective who inserted herself into something that was none of her business and made this much worse than it was and for lying.

Shame on you the prosecutor who at Caroline's plea hearing you spoke lies.

Caroline's mum ❤️❤️❤️ her family and friend who were involved in the documentary, very well done and very informative, the newspapers need to print an apology.

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Piglet89 · 18/11/2025 22:48

Ticklyoctopus · 10/11/2025 17:30

But whether or not she assaulted him doesn’t depend on whether she was remorseful, or whether she admitted her guilt, or whether his injury was or wasn’t very visible. The fact is she admitted hitting him, this was not in self defence, and she had the mental capacity to understand what she did was wrong. Ergo a charge of assault is completely appropriate. Picking around the edges of the case doesn’t change that.

Unless you think people who say sorry or don’t leave a big enough visible injury should be let off with a caution as routine? Would you be happy if you were hit over the head in public and the perpetrator walked free with a caution?

Whether or not she was remorseful doesn’t change the assault. What remorse COULD potentially change is the appropriate sanction. Charging guidelines also make clear that harm caused to the victim is relevant (the pic in the documentary shows his scalp and the fact the skin wasn’t broken, no blood drawn).

https://www.cps.gov.uk/prosecution-guidance/out-court-resolutions#OCR04

”In determining whether an out-of-court resolution is appropriate to the circumstances of an offence decision makers should consider each of the questions set out in paragraphs 4.14 a) to g) of the Code for Crown Prosecutors, to identify and determine the relevant public interest factors tending for and against prosecution. Those factors, together with any public interest factors set out in relevant guidance or policy issued by the DPP, should enable prosecutors to form an overall assessment of the public interest.”

https://www.cps.gov.uk/publication/code-crown-prosecutors

I’ve read these and the CPS made the right call in deciding a caution was appropriate. But the Met clearly saw this case (which they knew would be widely reported on) as an opportunity to show its “tough” stance on DV. Apparently disregarding the guidelines.

Then there’s the CPS prosecutor’s setting out of the case at Highbury Mags and describing it as like a scene from a horror movie - misrepresenting the blood as being as a result of CF’s assault on her BF, whereas it was her own blood.

Meanwhile, many men’s crimes against women and girls go unchecked and rampant misogyny exists within the Met’s ranks.

Disgusting.

NewGirlInTown · 25/11/2025 18:00

CandiedPrincess · 10/11/2025 13:12

It's surely time to move on. Her mum really needs to stop now. I don't know what she's expecting to happen from all of this? At the end of the day, it was a tragic incident that happened.

You can point all the fingers of blame where you like but Caroline chose to take her own life which demonstrates she must have been struggling generally and probably for a long time.

I agree. I’m amazed Caroline’s mother is still being given airtime for her hunt to blame ‘someone’ for her daughter’s suicide.
She was critical of Caroline’s friends, expecting them to watch her 24/7, but if she was that worried, why didn’t she stay with Caroline herself?
Enough now.

Diosmonet · 30/11/2025 13:49

Her mother needs to let it go. I found it all such tawdry viewing tbh. Caroline clearly had serious mental health issues, as well as being incredibly self absorbed.

It is very sad she took her own life. Horribly ironic too that if she had waited, a global catastrophe in the form of a pandemic, was about to permanently push her off the front pages, and it all would have been forgotten about in time.

Her mental frailty and her ego chose the worst way out.

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