So Lindsay Clancy took her children into the basement one by one and killed them.
She took Dawson, her 3-year-old, down first and strangled him with an exercise band. She did this in the office, probably so Cora wouldn’t see him.
Then came Cora, just 5 years old, followed by 8 month old Callan. Three children. One by one.
I can’t stop thinking about what those children may have experienced in their final moments. They were completely dependent on the person who was supposed to protect them.
There are people loudly rallying around Lindsay and portraying her as the victim in this case.
Cora, Dawson, Callan are the victims. They are the three people who lost their lives.
One year ago today, we made history, a moment that will live with us forever.
Even if things aren’t perfect right now, nothing can take away how this club, those players, and the manager made us feel on that unforgettable day. More to come ❤️ YNWA
Kenny Dalglish was your grandad’s favourite Liverpool player, Steven Gerrard was your dad’s favourite Liverpool player and Mo Salah is your favourite Liverpool player.
That’s kinda how I see it. The three best to wear the shirt that represent three different generations.
In Friends, the iconic “PIVOT!” scene was almost impossible to film.
David Schwimmer yelled so absurdly that Aniston and Perry kept breaking character, crying from laughter.
He later said: “I think it’s the hardest I’ve laughed in my life.”
Anytime I stay in my bed past 9am I get the biggest ick.. I start to feel like some big sloppy depressed piece of shit that lets their entire day just pass them by
As much as I love Christmas Day and Boxing Day, the 27th of December is an underrated day. No one is coming to see you, you don’t have to be anywhere. Just the immediate family, the sofa and a mountain of food.
Steven Gerrard speaking to @LivEchoLFC: "I’ll be brutally, brutally honest with you. I’d help Liverpool in any department at any minute of every day. I’d help them with anything."