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Old 16-03-2021, 09:31 AM #20
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Lets not forget 38 people passed James Bulger who was distressed, had they intervened he may still be here ,I can understand they were hoodwinked into thinking he was their brother etc, but he was seen been dropped and kicked ,I think in the light of that I would have to intervene ,as for adults not so much so unless I felt one was in real danger.
That is a great point Kaz, I think for me it would depend, not couples as generally it doesn't turn out well, but kids, or someone vulnerable, Libby Squires could also potentially have been saved if someone had intervened and got her home
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