Yes it is. Quite interesting (with respect to all the victims of course) that this looked to me like a turning point from "we don't need to lock our doors" to "don't go out alone if you're a woman". very sad
Yes - the investigation was very critical of a lot of things
The attitude of the senior officer towards women in general was horrendous
and if they were also "no better than they ought to be" then they were just ignored - even if they were survivors and saw him
One of the final scenes was of a wall with all the photofits - and the real arrest photo
that said it all
It seems to have marked the start of a change - but a change that was VERY slow and laborious when it didn;t need to be
and a change that is still not complete as can be seen from some of the recent problems in the Met - and I am sure other forces have similar problems
There was also a lot of criticism of the attitude of senior officers - senior officer considered their word to be the "Word of God"
and no matter what they said or did it was to be protected from criticism at ALL costs
something we also saw at Hillsborough
Things have changed massively - but still need to go forward
something that we also
