[Samm]

I've just watched this documentary that was done by C4, but now it's on netlixs under dreams of a life.

It's probably one of the best documentarys i've ever watched a truly harrowing story that raises dozens of questions.

I'll give a quick run down but I don't want to spoil it, this lady named Joyce Vincent was discovered in her flat dead in 2006 but she died in December 2003 while watching TV they found her with the TV still on with wrapped christmas presents around her. From the outset it sounds like she was really old and all her family died etc but she was only 38 and had a active social life through her younger years with many lovers involved as well (that have interviews within the documentary) however she sort of distanced her self or lost contact with all of them and her family around a year before her death, they don't really know what happened between then but there are theories in the film, she also had an unknown fiancé at the time and lots more stuff come to light in the film as well. I recommend it to everyone the ending is core shaking, I think it's better then making a murder as well oop!

what she looks like:

[Cal.]

Will be watching tomorrow!

[Headie]

Ooh, I might watch this

[Samm]

Watch it!

[Cal.]

This was chilling. I feel really bad for her. It's definitely going to stay with me.

[Samm]

I wish more information came to life about her final days but I don't think it'll ever will

[Cal.]

I hope there's a more factual documentary in the future on this.

The film maker apparently didn't include a lot of stuff out of respect for Joyce's privacy and her family.

She also never intended it to be like a Panorama documentary but more like a film/drama. She also didn't include as much pictures or information on Joyce as she didn't want to detract from the actress playing Joyce.

I want to know the facts hidden from the film maker so I hope there's an actual factual documentary in the future or I'd like to know how the film maker found them out as there's hardly anything online regarding Joyce other than articles on Dreams of a Life or the articles from 2006.

[Cal.]

I also really can't get over the comment someone made about her sisters having Christmas dinner in 2003/2004/2005 whilst she was there on the floor dead and decomposing. It's chilling.