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I found this on Amazon prime.
What a survivor.
Well worth watching.
Well done documentary.
What a survivor.
Well worth watching.
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I see @Victoria already answered your question.
I also see I misspelled her name it's Alison not Allison.
The film includes an interview with Judge Chris Jansen, who sentenced Du Toit and Kruger to life in jail without the option of parole. “I needed to make it clear they were a threat to society and should never be released,” said Jansen.
That, however, has changed. Just after they began work on the film, Alison and Carlini learned that all prisoners sentenced prior to October 2004 had become eligible for parole. During filming, Du Toit contacted Carlini from prison, using a warder’s cellphone.
He offered an interview on camera in exchange for a signed letter of forgiveness from Alison and backdated profits from her book and her motivational talks. The offer was declined.
http://bookslive.co.za/blog/2016/06...thas-incredible-story-of-survival-now-a-film/
Holy fuck!
I dont know what's worse, that a nation as crime ridden and thoroughly raped as South Africa could care sooooo fucking little about proper punishments, or that this guy wanted a cut of her book profits.
That, however, has changed. Just after they began work on the film, Alison and Carlini learned that all prisoners sentenced prior to October 2004 had become eligible for parole. During filming, Du Toit contacted Carlini from prison, using a warder’s cellphone.
He offered an interview on camera in exchange for a signed letter of forgiveness from Alison and backdated profits from her book and her motivational talks. The offer was declined.
http://bookslive.co.za/blog/2016/06...thas-incredible-story-of-survival-now-a-film/
Holy fuck!
I dont know what's worse, that a nation as crime ridden and thoroughly raped as South Africa could care sooooo fucking little about proper punishments, or that this guy wanted a cut of her book profits.
