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Click it all my socials and everything else that I got going on to pop up in there Choose wisely. Mm-hmm. This is Britain's youngest ever killer I know it's Monday. We supposed to relax on a Monday, but this has been in my watch later For at least a couple weeks and I've been eyeing it. I wish y'all can just answer my watch later That'd be cool Let's get into this me just by twisted minds Hope they let me post it if not it's going on patreon Anyway It was the summer of 1992 18-year-old Katie Rackliffe had just split up with her first serious boyfriend Katie was being trained to be a hairdresser and was an apprentice Hairstylist in the southeast of England's bumble-tooth salon She was a girl full of joy and big dreams at this age There's a lot going on in a person's life. It is they may be experiencing heartbreaks Whatever from friends or partners and they are also figuring out who they are and what they are going to be Katie just got out of high school I know y'all know what high school is. I forgot what y'all call primaries. I don't know what y'all call But she just got out of high school She's still figuring out herself Side note this for anybody that's leaving high school Your high school crush is the one. I don't care what nobody says. She's the one. This is for guys at least She's the one she's mature than you right now. There's gonna. There's not gonna be nothing better She's the one and Katie had figured out her path and planned out her life She wanted to be a hairdresser and was fully passionate about it She even aspired to have her own salon one day as she just admired this career as a typical teenager Katie loved hanging out with friends dressing up and attending clubs. She was not the sitting at home all-day kind She was lively and social. She had recently suffered a heartbreak however Partying all night was the last thing on her mind Her best friend Michelle found her sulking and encouraged her to leave the house and enjoy herself To take her mind off the heartache Katie agreed to go to a local nightclub in Camberley called Rega muffins The girls swayed along to the beats and even had a little alcohol all in all they were having a good time and The worries in Katie's mind started to fade life seemed good That was Until she saw one thing she wanted to forget Her ex-boyfriend by this time. I think I've done a twisted mind reaction before man, if y'all get into YouTube And you have the patience make documentaries But make them so people like me can react to them Time Katie had lost Michelle somewhere in the crowd of partying teens with hopes of getting back together and creating another spark Katie went to the guy and poured her heart out instead of a warm hug She got her heart shattered when the boy informed her that he was already seen someone and had even brought her to the club utterly dev Mistated Katie left the nightclub Michelle had earlier caught a glimpse of Katie talking to her ex-boyfriend and since she was nowhere to be found She assumed that she had gone with him So Michelle and her other friends headed home. That's an ill friend leaving Katie behind Word vision and a little alcohol in her system Katie started making her way home Unfortunately life had other plans for Katie the following morning in Farmboro a group of four boys around the age of 14 Got awoken by water droplets on their face and clothes It turns out their tent was not waterproof and the rain had seeped through them The boys loved the great outdoors and had spent the entirety of the night camping They were however Camping in the backyard of one of their homes because of their young age Already having their sleep cut short the boys decided to get up and go for a walk around 8 a.m As they strolled down the walkway next to Victoria Road Cemetery They came across a site that would be etched in their brains for the rest of eternity Young Katie Ratcliffe's body was found lifeless with an image that would haunt any onlooker for life The boys saw an uncovered and utterly bloody corpse The body had been left mutilated along a wall in the cemetery beside a parked car There was a lot of blood one can only imagine how horrified the young boys were after coming across such a vicious sight Police roped off the area and started poking around in the cemetery The heart Yeah, I know where I'm about to go with this Michelle. You left your friend out. Listen.  Just come come through come to kick it with me in the crib Like I don't want to go outside This is what happens when stuff is forced job of identifying his daughter's remains fell to Katie's father Later a postmortem revealed that the body had been stabbed a total of 30 Some of the wounds had been so severe that the blade had completely cut through her body Most of her wounds were to her body puncturing her liver stomach lungs heart and Genitalia with purposeful wounds to the corpse had multiple stabs in the chest vagina and anus Forensics concluded that the purpose of Yorkshire River Perpetrator probably felt excited while torturing the victim as some of the stab wounds were inflicted after the victim had already passed away The jewelry she had been wearing had been stolen It was brutal to say the least the adolescent boys admitted to hearing cries in the early morning hours But discounted them as individuals fooling about the injuries on Katie's Corp Suggested that the killer used a knife with a blade length of six point five to seven inches and a width of roughly three inches As shown by the bruises on her body Katie had been dragged However, the police Invest the bruises on her body Katie had been dragged However, the police who were investigating the case weren't certain if her corpse had been killed by someone Hi W add Also and dragged here or if it had been transferred to the area where it was found But Katie was last seen in the nightclub in Camberley How did she end up in Farmboro, which is an entirely different town? Farmboro is right on the border of Camberley and Katie had been found five miles away from where she was last seen Police searched the cemetery again the next day But they were unable to uncover any significant evidence or information on Katie's murderer The cops kept tracking down and speaking with other visitors who had been at the regga muffins on Saturday night The police initially suspected a male killer in his 20s or 30s Who would be strong enough to carry the victim of being the culprit as the body was found almost naked with her clothes being pulled up Due to the nature of the attack the police believed it to be a sexual crimes case With that the search for a full-grown sadistic male Hold on Why is this why is there a Chicago police car? This is in the uk I know exactly what this is too. This is where fbg dug dug But anyway sexual motivation started But they could have not been more wrong The police showed interest in and interviewed many suspicious men Including a peeping tom dressed in black that had been observed watching women on the dance floor A black man that had an arrow carved in his head an asian kick boxer And many many how about her ex more Over 500 people who had been at regga muffins that evening were all interviewed by the authorities Katie's Unsolved murder attracted a lot of media attention And even got featured on true crime tv program crime watch Two native tycoons offered a reward of 10 000 pounds to anyone who found the murderer The wrackler family also got caught up in the spotlight In the midst of a live stream news conference. Katie's father commented We are numbed by the senseless killing of our daughter Every time the police suspected someone it led to a dead end Little did the police know that they were overlooking the devil due to their assumptions And the real killer went unidentified with no lead or even a close idea of the suspect The case was added to the farm borough's dusty pile of cold cases And with that the wrackler family and the general public of farm borough were left with no hope No justice given to their daughter for such a senseless and sadistic killing Never in one's wildest imagination would someone link such a gruesome act of violence to an adolescent kid Yeah, what up? Not a sin I'm still trying to find the link right now Yeah, the title and what's going on so far in the first seven minutes Ingle soul would believe that the murderer Working a six inch knife would be a 12 year old girl This incident would uncover the unimaginable The youngest female killer in the history of the uk I am a killer Killing is my business And business is good Most kids at the age of 12 are seen playing with dolls Cars and consoles This particular 12 year old liked playing with lives Welcome or welcome back to twisted minds My name is James and this is the case of Sharon karm also known as the devil's daughter Early life twisted minds hold on is am I subscribed? Let me sub up Sharon Louise kahr was born on December 21st 1981 in Belize Car was brought up by her mother and stepfather along with her three siblings the four children had three fathers Yet kahr failed to know who her biological father was She experienced a life of great poverty and chaos Kahr and her siblings lived on an empty stomach on a daily basis The stepfather was a violent drinker who frequently assaulted her mother and often Sharon and her siblings The mother herself wasn't exactly a role model She was a feisty violent woman who frequently vented her fury on the helpless kids Sharon reported that she was punished frequently by her mother in violent ways Occasionally burning parts of her body with cigarettes In the early 80s kahr's mother came across George kahr A jamaican soldier who was in the british army at the time George was staying on a mission in Belize. They fell in love and george returned to england Eventually tying the knot in 1982 when Sharon was three years old in 1986 They decided to move to england with the kids to settle down. You got to be careful man Which your kids are exposed to when they young and throughout their life If you going through it with your partner man, I Do your best to keep it away from your kids because they They take in way more than what you think they can take in Oh, she won. She ain't gonna remember. Yeah, she might not remember but it's in there It's in here found in camberleague. The move was great for Sharon Much better than the poverty stricken life in Belize. At least she had a school here She made some acquaintances and there seemed to be some light One can only imagine the daily disturbances occurring in the house These acts of aggression could have had an effect on the children Especially car and their view of violence Believe it or not. Sharon was a popular and sweet girl at her school Her teachers at cord wallace junior school in camberleague described Sharon as obliging and kind Her friends considered her a social butterfly with a few hints of aggression She was also observed to prefer the company of older boys Despite appearing a normal Father issues, you know older boys I'm just beeping what I hear schoolgirl the world would soon find out that there was something Very wrong going on with Sharon Descent to darkness with time Sharon's persona started to change Sharon got in with the wrong crowd a group of bad behaving kids Would hang around the rougher areas near her home Sharon started to do all the things that would horrify a normal mother She got into stealing. No, she was van I live in Miami. I'm already here Not exciting public property a normal mother She got into stealing She was vandalizing public property She was buying and selling drugs The troublemakers did a big number on her and by the age of 11 She was smoking weed every day Regardless of your thoughts on marijuana, we can all agree 11 is too young especially for daily use Yeah, 11 a daily use is crazy 11 at all is wild Sharon started to behave And show attention seeking behavior She often displayed riotous tendencies and had frequent run-ins with authority She even started taking an interest in weapons often carrying a knife with her She would even keep a knife in her school bag Taking it to school with her Her father was tired of Sharon's behavior and the aggressiveness that he faced in the family He announced that he had enough of it and wanted to leave the family So this is the stepfather Soon enough the house was struck with another trauma in a desperate effort to end their binding George traveled the camberly to have one last confrontation with Sharon's mother Molly Without any provocation in a fit of fury Sharon's mother poured boiling hot oil over her stepfather's head leaving him in agonizing pain This particularly heinous act of domestic violence caused both parents to be hospitalized With very serious burns all over Sharon's mother was charged with assault and was required to receive mental health therapy for three years Soon after their marriage came to an end. Sharon had grown up surrounded by abuse For her this level of aggression and violence had become the norm Her mother was abused by their father and the kids were abused by both of them And if we have learned anything from true crime, she just grew up bogus She was she she was handed the roughest deck of cards From the start We know that this is a cycle that is going to continue and Someone else is going to get squished under it Sharon witnessed this scene when she was just eight years old and was not at all phased She was neither surprised nor scared by any of her parents She Sharon said nothing She did nothing According to george her stepfather She just stood there and watched as the situation got out of hand Sharon was always listening low key. What was she supposed to do watching and witnessing violence If you are cruel to a child that child grows up learning to be cruel That's a fact Your children are direct the reflection of you Whatever you do they do If there wasn't already enough deviousness going on in her life Sharon also took an interest in the practice of voodoo voodoo is a religious practice most common in africa where people make connections with spirits Sharon's mother was the one who is very common and believes to believes um Haiti Introduced it to her She was herself a practitioner and told Sharon about her beliefs and rituals Her mother even taught her rituals that involved sacrificing animals While talking to the police later on Sharon's stepfather reported that her mother claimed to have supernatural abilities She reckoned that by reciting certain prayers at certain times and in certain places She could do people harm Sharon believed it Sharon naturally developed a deep interest in voodoo since she saw it as an area of acquiring authority and control Basically, she just got completely rowdy and changed drastically So much so that in 1990 the school's head teacher had to ring up the social services about her actions Social services had put Sharon into foster care, but that was short-lived Sharon returned to her home shortly after spending just a month in foster care It seemed like she liked pushing people's boundaries Sharon started going to secondary school and by that time her mother had met someone new The new partner was a laborer who already had two daughters from a previous Then her mom just jumped from do to do to do to do its relationship In 1991 the partner moved in to live with them. Her first year of secondary school went unnaturally well She kept her grades in line and also joined the basketball team, but as they say Nature does not change The 7th of june 1992 marked the day of full darkness for katie radcliffe family Katie was an 18 year old hairdresser who went to the rega muffins nightclub You know exactly when i'm starting line of duty In Surrey just to have a fun evening She was a joyful young girl who usually had a very happy and friendly persona During that time katie ran into her previous boyfriend who informed her that he had a new girlfriend This news affected katie and she decided to just head back home with her head down and little alcohol in her body The 18 year old started to make her journey back home Out of nowhere little Sharon attacked katie Mind you katie was a total stranger to Sharon and had no reason for the attack Sharon started repeatedly stabbing with her six and a half inch big knife in different parts of katie's body She stuck the knife through the teenager's ribs genitals and anus showing absolutely no mercy The stabbing was so rough that some of the blows went completely through katie's body After to get your skin all the way through Front back was done That some of the blows went completely through katie's body After she was done stabbing Sharon and some of her evil associates took the body and drove it to farm bro As if the body had not been through enough It was what rovid Sharon and some of her evil associates took the body and drove it to farm bro As if the body had not been through enough It was dragged along the road and then eventually thrown carelessly by a wall in a cemetery The body was left almost naked and completely mutilated to an onlooker This would seem to be the work of a vile man with both sexual and murderous intent And that is exactly what the police believed Although there were no signs of sexual assault the nature in which the body was found with the clothes piled up In multiple injuries to sexual organs made it seem very When does another show start on patreon? When a show ends so when The next show ends Which is which is uh Peep show or misfits the following week In their place will be line of duty I feel like you know that I feel like you do know you just not you just not putting it together Very possible that this would only be the work of a sexual organs Made it seem very piled up in multiple injuries to sexual organs made it seem very possible that this would only be the work of a fully grown male Her ex-boyfriend was ruled out as a murder suspect When talking about the night katie was killed He told the reporters If only I had taken katie home as she asked me to she would be alive today That will haunt me for the rest of my life And so the I don't blame you my boy. Don't blame yourself. Who I don't blame anybody But if I was to put the blame on somebody which I'm not It'd be on the friend that left her I ain't even gonna say her name the friend that left her is the one She brought her out did not did not Did not do what friends were supposed to do You know I'm saying I'm going through a rough breakup. I'm having a hard time I just want to be in the crib. I want to watch tv. I want to eat chocolate I want to you know I'm saying I want to order pizza you drag me out You know I'm saying Because I'm the life of the party you dragged me out because you can't have a good time without me apparently I came out and then you left me Hunt for a male killer began. That's just my thought with that the real culprit got overshadowed Helping her make and are you good bro? The case went unsolved at first letting the killer roam freely in the streets We do not blame the police here. I mean who would think that a 12 year old girl would have the heart to kill a person Let alone in this manner while talking to the reporters. Mrs. Rackliffe stated you just think Why her? Katie was very trusting. She often used to say to me that I worried too much She was a normal jolly girl. I don't think there will ever be a time when it's behind me I'll carry it to the grave as you should however do not be disappointed as this case would be reopened two years later and Marie Clifford With Sharon left uncaught she went on with her life and returned to school Along with her life She continued her literally murderous habits on the two-year anniversary of the murder of katie rackliffe Carr was back with another strike, but this time it was at the school on june 7th 1994 the exact date that katie died Sharon apparently had another mission in mind They say that we should beware of people who are nice to our faces yet continue to stab us in the back 13-year-old and Marie Clifford should have taken this advice seriously as soon enough She would be stabbed in the back by not a stranger, but her own classmate The only difference is that this stabbing is quite literal and real and there is no going back from it Also again, this attack was random and happened for apparently no reason growing up in chicago is like My my innate my the nature of me is if somebody is too nice to me You're trying to set me up. It's a setup. I don't believe it I know that's a messed up way to think but it's like that's how chicago people think Like why is you know a setup everything is a setup to a chicago person. I promise you I promise you what you mean. I just met you you want to go out for a coffee Like a date. No, that's a setup. I ain't gonna You get me not having it That's just that's just like the nature of a chicago person. I don't know why we like that. Yes, I do but it is what it is Clifford went to freshen up in the Collingwood College bathroom This is when Sharon approached Clifford raised her right arm and suddenly jabbed her four inch pen knife into her back The knife punctured Clifford's lung and she fell to the floor Sharon fled from the scene leaving her classmate bleeding on the filthy floor Fortunately for Clifford the toilets are a public space and five other students also decided to freshen up when they got caught in this scenario After the girls called for help and marie was taken urgently to frimley park hospital It seems that Clifford had some real friends after all if the girls had been even a few minutes late Clifford would have been another tick on Sharon's murder list Punctured her lungs. She would have drowned in her own blood, right? The students who disturbed the attack recalled that car had actually lured Clifford to the bathroom Saying that she needed help to look for a one pound coin that had been dropped See i'm talking about like that to me personally I don't care friend or not I'm what you need my help for You want me to come to the bathroom with you? And look for a coin a one dollar one pound coin. That's a setup That's setup and then you want you want me to walk first That's all set up to me In another account of the incident this time given by Clifford She reported that when they entered the bathroom the 14 year old immediately knocked her classmate over Ann Marie somehow managed to defend herself and get up from the floor That is when Sharon slid her knife into Clifford's back She just stood over her body full of glee and had a smile on her face While she just tossed the pen knife from one hand to another Ann Marie screamed and luckily some students heard it and intervened in the situation I don't know if I believe the first one is probably arrest finally Sharon was immediately cuffed and arrested for causing serious physical harm Sharon was then taken to an assessment center for psychological evaluation Where she was quick to show that she was in fact out of control and unstable She started to attack witnesses and tried to strangle two staff members in the room Due to this erratic behavior Sharon's charges were increased Adding two counts of bodily harm in addition to the charges for attacking Clifford So in December 1994 she was convicted and given a sentence of two years of arbitrary detention At her majesty's pleasure However Yeah W kick Don't forget to file me. 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You're right for terry detention at her majesty's pleasure However, that's that will be after we do the videos for youtube So we come on do the videos for youtube and Then we good The young murderer warned that she should not be underestimated She was first housed in a number of psychiatric hospitals Still because she kept gravely assaulting other females on a regular basis She was sent to an all-boys section at eyecliff secure center the efforts of the prison service to She was so bad. She had to go to an all-boys area and off. Sharon were obviously unsuccessful In september 1995 when sharon was 15 years old She was sent to bullwood hall young offenders institution because it was believed that this facility would be better able to handle her violent and sexualized behavior Is this a gray hair Wanting to understand the situation the police interviewed sharon Asking her to demonstrate the attack the police reported that she sat in the back of the police car and demonstrated the stabbing She laughed mercilessly The police and staff witnessed sharon's violent and disruptive nature firsthand Concerned they would try to monitor her actions Have the like she's been to several psychiatric wars like No, what what was her diagnosis? Is she just like insane? Or like like what's what what's the diagnosis? Because we already know like since birth she was dealt a bogus hand And her conversations with friends and family They would attempt to overhear the discussion whenever she had visitors in order to keep an eye on the combat of girl In further attempts to get into the mind of the young killer The staff had a prison guard named annette to get close to sharon The guard started being around her making sharon feel comfortable in hopes that she would open up Eventually the teenager felt at ease with the guard and even developed a little crush on him Little did he realize that he was going to encounter a grave truth Sharon started behaving nicely because well There was incentive to it She was soon to be released from prison She could soon meet her group of troublemakers and boast that she had gone to prison And yet not been caught for the actual murder that she committed Unfortunately for sharon her tendency to show off is what brought her down When her stay was coming to an end her loud mouth betrayed her Sharon let it slip to annette that ann mary was not the only girl that she had slipped In a lewd attempt to sway the guard She mentioned that she was only 12 when she killed the girl She kept dropping hints about another murder that she had committed making no direct claims However, her specifics about the murder caught the staff's interest Thankfully the prison did not dismiss her comments and quickly notified the police and detectives No, because in the uk some of the prisons would be like Anyway, enough hints dropped Investigators followed the breadcrumbs and quickly made the connection between her illusions And the unsolved murder of katie rackliff Sharon did not live far off from where katie was murdered But the police officers also knew that it was common for inmates to make false confessions And seen as it was a small town and katie's case had attracted public interest It would not be off the mark to assume that she had just heard about the murder and was attempting to impress her crush I mean, she was just 12 years old when the killing happened But it turns out that sharon was aware of some very important details of katie's case that had not been made public Facts that only the killers themselves would know And they're talking too much got jammed up stupid. Well, I mean good The horn effect The detectives had sharon in handcuffs again and took her in for questioning It must have been a lucky day for the detectives because sharon was not shy and quickly started singing The thing with killers is that they are really proud of their killings and especially proud of not being caught Everybody wants to prove themselves And serial killers definitely cannot stand giving credit for their clever murders to someone else She told them the graphic details of the injuries that katie endured She even mentioned that at the time of the murder there had been a dog barking nearby Along with that she admitted that she had stolen katie's bracelet before leaving the dead body Though she was unable to provide proof of possession The police knew from the reports that the bracelet had gone missing and the media Or anyone that mattered wasn't informed of this So whatever she was confessing to Did you know that in texas rifles can be carried in public? Informed of this So whatever she was confessing to it must be the truth The officers who arrested sharon reported that she mentioned that not just humans fell prey to her vial acts She told them that she enjoyed torturing animals This was around the time that she took an interest in voodoo pets around the block were often nowhere to be found Sharon got her kick stabbing cats and dogs. She also admitted to having decapitated some of them The police recalled earlier that when they patrolled the town They did in fact find dozens of animal corpses around the area where sharon lived Maybe she was practicing to do the same on humans Even though sharon revealed one too many grim details of the attack There was no way to know what had exactly transpired in the early morning of june 7 When katie's life was totally taken away Sharon was a little too generous with her confession and gave two different versions of the event Okay, here we go in her first confession Sharon said that she was in a car Riding along with two male friends of hers who were not teenagers but rather full grown adults Around 4 a.m in the morning when the city streets are mostly home to drunk people or the homeless They were cruising around when they came across katie who was walking alone They offered katie a ride and not wanting to walk home alone and drunk. She took them up on it. They went for a while, but We learned at a young age Don't talk to strangers. Don't get in strangers cars. No matter how enticing it may be All right, eventually pulled over and then especially took them up on it They went for a while But eventually pulled over in an especially isolated and dim area at the edge of some parkland katie suspected that something was not quite right and Giving in to her instincts. She made a run for it Sharon picked up her six-inch knife from the car Got off and ran after her into the park Eventually she caught up with katie and plunged the knife into her. She started mercilessly Stabbing her 32 times Mutilating the body She realized that she had to move the body So she returned to the vehicle only to find that the men she was with had taken off So she returned to the dude. The dude she was with anyone want no parts of this Crime and dragged the body herself leaving it in the yard On her second account Sharon claimed that one of her accomplices had talked to katie and taken her with him down the road She saw them arguing about something so she went over and stabbed katie killing her However, the central katie and tapes dragged the body herself leaving it in the yard On her second account Sharon claimed that one of her accomplices had talked to katie and taken her with him down the road She saw them arguing about something so she went over and stabbed katie killing her However, the central theme of the accounts was that she had repeatedly stabbed katie Car said that she was in a car with two boys during the attack And that they had had sex with katie before disposing of the body She identified the two lads, but they gave one another alibis and were disregarded from the investigation whatsoever transpired on the morning of the seventh We are sure of one thing Even though it was just Sharon that was charged with murder. She definitely had accomplices Given her age, she couldn't have been driving So some of what she was saying had to be true One thing that the prosecution couldn't figure out was how a 12 year old girl dragged katie Who weighed eight stone and eight pounds over a sidewalk and around a corner Gordon trestler a criminal psychologist commented on the case This is a difficult case to understand One can find precedents of young children killing other young children But in this case, it was a child killing someone who is almost an adult 19 of the child With this confession the police got a warrant to search the killer's house While looking around the police found Sharon's diaries It was interesting to say the least Apparently Sharon had started writing in the diaries after katie's murder as she became more certain that she wouldn't be caught The diary was full of disgusting and eerie images and writing Exactly like one would expect from a serial killer Many of the texts contained overtly sexual and highly violent content that many people would find shocking to hear from an adult much less a young child Scrawled carelessly across the diary were some slants on katie's murder Sharon had also penned down some of her future ambitions Murder-wise the detectives took all of Sharon's drawings and writings and took her in for questioning for 27 This reminds me of death note You know the the comic everybody knows the anime death note. I mean Seven hours She was even seen boasting about killing katie over the phone to family members and in her jail diaries Which indicated that her murder gave her erotic gratification Killing for me is a mass turn on and it just makes me Do not go to f*** Keep in mind she is like 15 Let's even get this If I got her parents was where she got her from I I never want to come the mass turn on and it just makes me so high I never want to come down On november of 1995 car had written last night It occurred to me that killing her did me good I know what I am capable of and will do it again She seems to see this is why to me personally. This is why it's parents. You got to be in your your kids don't have No personal business. No I'm in your business Until you're 18 19 20 or more I'm in your business. You don't have no free time. You don't have no You time you don't have your business. It's my business It get me Especially like daughters and stuff like that like nah I need to know what's going on. I'ma secretly find your diary and read it. Make sure it's you know what I'm saying Make sure it's very childlike To be weirdly proud of herself But what else can we expect from a girl known as the devil's daughter? She had made numerous sketches of weapons in her diary especially knives Under one image of a knife. Sharon said Oh damn, I've got a taste for red rum And god I want to get drunk Oh damn, I got a taste for red rum Wait, wait This was in what year? I've got a taste for red rum And god I want to get drunk Yo, no, that's moving wild That's music that's moving real wild. Oh damn. I got a taste for red rum On god. I want to get drunk That honestly sounds like a music lyric In the mid 90s. She was saying this type of stuff red rum backwards is murder I got a taste for murder And I want to get drunk. It's crazy It was clear that killing made her feel in control Like she had power over other people In another one of her slants about murder she wrote I enjoyed putting the blade up her It made me feel powerful I had to overcome her serenity Her security On the third anniversary of Katie's death Sharon entered in the diary Killed KR death by knife wounds and sex go together Sharon was repeatedly under the study of psychologists They concluded that this journaling was to keep the incident close to her Most serial killers keep trophies of their crimes Certain personal mementos from their victims Jeffrey Dahmer kept male genitalia skulls and hair Ted Bundy would keep the heads of his victims on display in his apartment Sharon kept her crime alive in her diary It was her way of holding onto the thrill that she felt while committing the crime Another entry in the diary read I bring the knife into her chest Her eyes are closing She is pleading with me.  Ban Daily Get that out of here. I'm trying to get that off the screen. This is weird I guess her security there. I see her face when she died I know she feels her life being slowly drawn from her and I hear her gas I guess she was trying to breathe the air stops in the back of her throat I know all her life her breathing has worked But it does not now And I am joyful a week before she backstabbed and Cyclepaths are often very expressive writers. You know that Marie Sharon had penned down her intentions and they were not angelic In her diary, Sharon mentioned that this time the attack would not be short and sweet She had every intention of stretching the attack and prolonging the murder because katie screams had really excited her I was born to be a murderer Sharon also mentioned connections with the devil often seen him in her dreams and even in her mirror reflections Every night I see the devil in my dreams Sometimes even in my mirror But I realized it was just me. This is where her well-known nickname came from The press named her the devil's daughter not to provide any excuse for her behavior in any way But Sharon also expressed a hint of remorse and a feeling of worthlessness and shame in her diary Look at me.   Oh, why did I use that knife? Many health professionals studied Sharon her thoughts and her behaviors They were not able to come to a conclusion regarding her condition They eventually determined that the murderer had schizoaffective disorder a mix of schizophrania and mood disorder Okay, this condition is characterized by extreme highs and lows hallucinations paranoia and disorderly thinking and behavior Basically just madness and depression with shaking hands all of the symptoms that Sharon had I bring the knife into her chest Her eyes are closing She is pleading with me So I bring the knife to her again and again Even when she was being held for questioning Sharon did not stop jotting down her thoughts in her diary Even though she very much knew that it was going to be read I am not like one of those pretty girls who breaks down from a guilty conscience Through six and a half years of causing grief I still have not found one Sharon did not necessarily provide any physical evidence that would prove her connection with Katie I did that one already He's murder And apparently she did not need to jury members had heard her confession Observed her behavior and seen her diary This was enough to prosecute Sharon for the murder of Katie Rackliffe Yeah, no doubt for sure In March 1997 a four-week trial started in which the jury heard her admissions After several hours of discussion The jury finally decided Sharon Carr was guilty of murder on March 25th 1997 What was the sentence? Two weeks prior to the trial Sharon took back everything she said She must have had talkers remorse because she just retracted all of her statements It was too late to realize that actions had consequences She put the weight on the police It's a fact the new economy creates 1700 That the officers had coerced her confessions out of her No, they didn't And that she had only said things because she was not right in the head She was all That's what I'm saying this this gotta be full life sentence But she is crazy So they could have put it in like a psych ward and you know what I'm saying What's good with you man Already given the greatest excuse for her diagnosed disorder In the trial that occurred in 1997 Sharon entered a not guilty plea on the grounds of insanity She was ultimately convicted of the lesser crime of manslaughter nonetheless The judge sentenced her to an unlimited term with a mandatory minimum of 14 years But we knew that was coming We knew that was coming for six reasons This the UK first of all very lenient on sentencing And she was crazy She had all that was already established From from earlier that she was like something was up with her brain An unlimited term with mandatory minimum 14 years So that means she going to a psychiatric ward because they can keep you They can keep you as long as they want to in there until they see you change But you've got to serve a minimum of 14 years And if after that 14 years we still don't see no change. I'm just we just gonna keep you Years I learned that from watching documentaries. That's crazy In the UK an indeterminate sentence is one that doesn't have a set length Instead those who get this kind of sentence must serve a minimum amount of time behind bars before a parole board May rule that they no longer pose a threat to the public and release them The judge overturned a prior injunction prohibiting mention of car in the media With that verdict England gained its youngest female killer While sentencing the judge Mr. Justice Baker Scott Referred to Sharon and said the evidence suggests that you were not alone when you stabbed Katie Rackliffe to death Who the others were and any part they played remains unclear What is clear is that you had a sexual motive for this killing And it is apparent both from the brutal manner in which you mutilated her body And chilling entries in your diary recording What you had done that killing as you put it turns you on You are in my view an extremely dangerous young women Prison life, okay This is 97 she was convicted so how old is she now 17 8 16 Although she was in confinement and not strolling freely in the streets The public was she was in the actual jail. She wasn't in um psychiatric ward or anything Well back then they were combined right not happy with the judge's verdict Strolling freely in the streets. The public was not happy with the judge's verdict Joseph Rackliffe Katie Rackliffe's father later spoke to the media about the decision She should have been hanged. We'll be grieving for the rest of our lives Even a month after she had been detained for her murder Carr commemorated the anniversary of the death of her victim by adding the following comments to her diary Four years today. Sharon was taken to h. M. P. Holloway Holloway That is a section Award isn't it a second a prison for adult women and young offenders in England The young killer was however set to make life difficult for anyone around her She spent a considerable amount of time in solitary confinement and continued her aggressive and violent behavior toward the staff and patients This occurred to such a degree. Yeah with that She probably still in there to be that she had to be transferred from one facility to another Apparently, no one seemed to be able to contain this now 16 year old girl 16 Ultimately the hostile teen landed in broadmore high-security Hospital knew it knew it was coming Sharon often experienced schizophrenic episodes and psychotic episodes She had started to harm herself as well and would occasionally object to taking her anti psychotic medicine It also came to report that oftentimes Sharon thought that she was a lizard And in attempts of finding out if she still is in fact a human She cut her own body while she was at the facility. She met another patient. This is where Robbie Lizards bleed too Lynn came into her life this detainee described by the police as a walking crime wave Has his own gruesome and horrifying history this lovely gentleman had been arrested for murdering his own mother Yes, you heard that, right? He battered his own mother to death Stabbing and beating her if that wasn't enough Robbie also gouged out her eyes with a That wasn't enough Robbie also gouged out her eyes with a broom handle Sharon and Robbie came across each other at one of the social events organized by the hospital Love at first sight After meeting they totally fell for each other The hospital allowed them to visit each other's rooms and have recreation periods together So the psychiatric ward let Robbie clap cheeks That's that's These visits were limited to once a month and would be completely under supervision Allowing no sexual relations I am sure neither of the two was the hospital's star patient This was no casual thing as it turned out Lynn proposed a car and she said yes They both looked through the Argos catalog and Lynn showed a liking for the Elizabeth Duke collection The rings were chosen and they placed in order for them Both were given life sentences So arrangements were made for the Broadmoore chaplain to marry them in the chapel Now two detainees falling in love and getting married isn't a very common sight Unsurprisingly the incident sparked a little media attention At a newspaper did a piece on the soon-to-be newlyweds the week before the wedding arrived The couple heard about the story The couple was interested and wanted to read the piece Well as it turns out the couple had kept big secrets from one another Love and connection go a long way but communication keeps your relationship stronger The two of them had apparently been unaware of this relationship advice and had been rather economical with the truth regarding why they were patients in that facility The newspaper narrative detailed all of their transgressions Leaving no stone unturned This story took both of them by storm Uncovering the true history of their fiancés Both of them were left utterly shocked and repulsed beyond belief How ironic is that? This goes to show how scared Very marriage is Though not in this scenario since both of them pretty much deserved each other Yeah, yeah both killers How y'all gonna be disgusted at each other's killings? Generally speaking you can never know who someone really is or what they have done in their life You could marry a serial killer and not know it until you become their next victim But by then It's already too late a male. Thanks, buddy. New fear unlocked A nurse that was present at the scene reported they both Stormed out of a room after seeing the article Apparently disgusted by the frosty of each other's murder The new revelation caused both parties to storm out of the room in separate directions, of course and immediately split up The wedding was called off despite their having purchased gold rings They won't even talk to each other now It is quite amazing that two convicted murderers who fell in love behind bars could be revolted by one another Broadmoor hospice.  I can kind of understand where she comes from Because that's that's too much It all underwent some constructional changes and was converted into a facility for all boys So Sharon along with all the other female inmates had to be transferred anyway The wedding plans were thrown in the bin after Sharon read that Lane had gouged his mother's eyes out And it seems Lane was pretty disgusted by the sadistic murder Carried out by his bride to be there was some speculation regarding Sharon being released in 2009 The general public however is very much against it Saying that she should never ever be released She has continued to be a threat to everyone around her even when imprisoned in one incident Car threatened to kill another jailmate by splitting her head open with a flask And throwing her down the stairs to snap her neck Sharon requests vivid to the sentence reduction in June 2019 after learning that she had fantasized about killing another inmate Mr. Justice Knowles Refused her request for judicial review and a decision was made not to lower her restricted status And in august 2019 Sharon was transferred to yet another facility Hmp bronzefield as a result of an aggressive encounter with another prisoner Her sentence was reviewed due to salt This don't even look like a jail. This look like an old folks home or something of an aggressive encounter with another prisoner Her sentence was reviewed due to some submissions and gave the decision to reduce her sentence to 12 years This news brought shock and sadness to the wrackler family Katie's mother expressed her thoughts in an exclusive Interview we were horrified when her sentence was reduced The fact she is now eligible for parole brings it all back up to the surface and forces us to think about it again I don't feel she should ever be let out because she's a psychopath. She's far too dangerous She didn't show any remorse at the trial Experts claim that any mental health expert should know that Sharon would never be fit for release Professor David Wilson a tv criminologist any regular person watching this knows that Commented on the case. I see nothing in terms of car's institutional behavior, which warned parole Although she has served the minimum mandatory term of 14 years Her sentence has been extended because the authorities continue to view her as a risk to the public As of this moment cars requesting a full release or a transfer to an open prison If she began using drugs and alcohol at the age of 11 Her growing brain would have undoubtedly been impacted along with that growing up in an Atrociously abusive household would have also played a huge role in her future This is not to justify her behavior rather to understand how she came to act the way she did It was also reported that Sharon had intense relationships with females that turned into violent fantasies when thwarted Many people believed that her attacks had sexual intent But that is hard to believe due to the fact that katie and Sharon were complete strangers And there were no signs of sexual abuse She stabbed her in the inus And in the front part that's abuse may be more to the attack than we know It is possible that they ran them that the instant was a result of jealousy Nasty thoughts through the night pure jealousy makes me want to fight whatever the reason was Whether she just wanted to exert power show herself tough in front of her older friends Or just did it because it turned her on It cost a life the life of a precious Lovely teenager from a nice family with big dreams and an enchanting smile The detective who spent the most time interviewing Sharon said that she was very different from the people in this world It was almost as if she had no emotions and was completely disconnected from the rest of the world She had an eerie coldness about her and an absence of reason in her thoughts I wish I could kill you again. I promise I'd make you suffer more your terrified screams turn me on The killer just turned 41 in 2022 Thankfully so Sharon is still in the hospital and getting her due treatment and medication It has come to be noticed that she is getting a little bit more controlled And there is hope for her betterment if she keeps up her psychotherapy and takes her pills That is why it is uncertain. She's still too young 43 you could still get out and do some damage and then you in prison So I know you I know you like working out and you physically fitting there If Sharon should be released or not There is a very high possibility that she will not take her medicine and her aggressive demeanor is going to bring more death Thanks for tuning in No, she gotta stay up in on her crazy killers. It's different Tlo leave a like comment subscribe turn on the post notification bell. It's following me on kiscay I'm gone


Chancellor, Aunty Matilda, friends, colleagues of the university, it's great to be back up here in 2019. Matilda, I really do want to thank you once again for your warm welcome to country. This welcome that we have new people here this year experiencing A&U the first time and I hope your welcome serves them well for their entire time that they are on country. I would also like to acknowledge and celebrate the traditional owners on whose lands we meet today whose cultures are among the oldest continuing in human history. Pay my respects to their elders past, present and emerging on our campus. It's now been 73 years since the Australian National University was founded to bring to the national capital a national university, a university that could bring credit to Australia, advance the cause of research and learning and take its rightful place amongst the great universities of the world. Our founders imagined that we would become an intellectual powerhouse for the nation, grappling with the challenges confronting our country and the region in which we live, looking for policy, technical, scientific solutions to the wicked problems as we call them today of each generation. Now this ambition is still core to our existence in 2019, but our job has become much more complex as we witness a shift from the post World War II order into which this university was born and which each of us have lived our lives. The pace of technological change is staggering. We are accompanied by a rising social and political uncertainty experiencing new geopolitical currents and witnessing accelerating change in the environment that sustains all of us. But amongst that slightly gloomy backdrop, we are also lucky enough to live at a time of hope and progress. Global human longevity was just 48 years when ANU was founded, it's 72 years in 2019. The number of people living in extreme poverty has decreased rapidly in recent years and we are at a time when literally every human is more connected than they have ever been digitally by mass transit and by trade soon no one will be left behind. In a rapidly changing world, universities are absolutely critical institutions for finding the pathways to a prosperous and sustainable future. I want you to think about that. The world is looking to institutions like ours to find the way forward. Our research and our education underpin the capacity of humans to solve the challenges we confront and find the solutions to our most pressing problems. As the National University, ANU has a particularly important leadership role to play. That is why we are here. First, to know the nature of things. That's our motto. It's good to pause and reflect for a moment on those words. They remind us that the search for knowledge and for understanding is at the heart of everything we do. It is knowledge that we are here for. It is knowledge that we use. It is knowledge that we disseminate. As the National University, we have special responsibilities. It comes with both a unique privilege and a unique responsibility. We have a responsibility to be intellectual leaders, nurturing talented thinkers, giving voice to new ideas and challenging orthodoxy. We have a responsibility to transform lives. The ANU experience must be extraordinary, whether you're a student or an academic or a member of our professional staff, one of our alumni, a beneficiary of our research, or simply engaging with ANU ideas. We have a responsibility to ensure that this place matters for all. In all that we do, we must always be true to our values. We need to be original, inclusive, open and respectful. We need to act with integrity, to be collegiate. We need to be committed to the service of our nation and better outcomes for our community, the environment and the world. And we must be prepared to take risks in our pursuit of knowledge, stand firm on the principles of academic freedom, autonomy and integrity. We have a responsibility to engage with the wider Australian community, to share our story and our ambition with them. We need to be open to them and to be a place that is open to all. Now living up to our responsibilities is a collective effort, and it only happens when each and every one of us plays our own role. We are the sum of our parts. The effort to make our university open, engaged and understood by all Australians is an effort that I'm going to be asking you to join me in this year. We all need to do something. To transform lives, we must aim to lead the nation in gender equity and reconciliation, be willing to convene some of the difficult and uncomfortable conversations Australia needs to have if we are to move forward. To transform lives, we must solve the inequities that confront our students, and particularly the inequities that confront those for whom ANU seems out of reach. However, we should also pause and celebrate where our work has transformed lives and where our values have led us to be better and to lead the nation. So today I want to share my vision for meeting our responsibilities, and my vision I hope is just reflective, of course, of your vision. But before I do that, I actually want to sit back and thank each of you for the dedication you bring to this place. It is that dedication that makes our university one of the great universities of the world, and it is the dedication that is uniquely ANU. We have committed to play a leadership role in the reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The importance of that commitment was brought home for many of us yesterday at the opening of Cambry, where we were reminded that Indigenous Australians have called this very place our university home for 25,000 years. In 2018, when we launched our reconciliation action plan, we set a roadmap for what we want to achieve, and we can be proud of some of our achievements. We have the highest retention of Indigenous students in the country, but we want to see many more Indigenous students realize their full potential at ANU to feel that this is their place, a place where they can make a difference. We can only achieve this if we are more open and inclusive of Indigenous people, their traditions and perspectives, and through the respect of Indigenous knowledge and wisdom. Last year, we held the First Nations Governance Forum bringing together Indigenous leaders, academics, and politicians from around the world to restart the national conversation of reconciliation. Our conversation had impact. The Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition meeting is part of the forum, and its final report endorsing the cornerstone of the statement of the heart that Australian constitutional reform should include a First Nations voice. Now, ANU must play our part in ensuring the voice brings greater reconciliation, and we must each play our part in achieving our own reconciliation action plan. We will be actively engaging more Indigenous academics across campus to give voice to their expertise and perspectives. This includes people like Dr. Virginia Marshall, our inaugural Indigenous Australian post-doctoral fellow who is examining whether Australia's frameworks, laws, and policies are robust enough to ensure Aboriginal communities can exercise cultural and economic control of their traditional waterways. Language is one of the most profound ways to understand another's perspective. 2019 is the international year of Indigenous languages, languages that are currently being lost from Australia, and ANU is contributing to ensure languages survive and indeed thrive. Kathy Bow, a PhD candidate from the College of Arts and Social Sciences, has developed a Digital Archive Indigenous Languages, and in collaboration with Charles Darwin University and the Binney-Goonwalk people is launching an online course this semester for our own students. Learning an Indigenous language is part of understanding the culture and identity of Australia's first people, and it is through this knowledge that we will be able to work towards reconciliation based on shared values and understanding. Now, ANU is a great university, but it is also a university of great privilege. Many of us have had advantages in life not afforded to others, but for ANU to meet its responsibility as the National University, our responsibility where we want to transform lives and our ambition to be an institution for all, we must be a community that is inclusive and open to all people who have talent and passion to succeed regardless of their background. And so this year we're changing the way we admit our students and the way we recruit our professional and academic staff. This is a long-term commitment to making ANU a campus that truly reflects our entire nation. And when new people join our community, we need to support them. Not just in the classroom or with research, but with the experience that makes them feel valued and part of our community. Support which is flexible and tailored to the individual. Let's take Hermelon Hunterzini who has dreamed of studying environmental science to give back to our local community in the Northern Territory. Ten years ago she came to ANU, but in the end had to defer her degree because of the challenges of life that she was confronting. But due to flexibility and support, a decade on, she has returned to ANU and will be very proud when she walks across this stage later this year as a graduate and then steps out into society to achieve great things and to change the world around her with the knowledge she's gained. As Nelson Mandela who once stood in this hall said, education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world and we are well armed. We need to give people with potential the tools they need to change the world. For too long, admission to university has been linked to who your parents are and where you live. Last year, under the energetic leadership of Professor Marnie Hughes Warrington, we began reforming our admissions based on the principle that an ANU student is more than just their ATAR score. This is just not new thinking for ANU. It is really new thinking across Australia in our approach. We will be creating a student community that reflects the Australian community in all of its diversity. ANU will not just be a place lucky enough for those to afford it and we will marry a great educational experience with an unparalleled campus experience. This is coming this year. But to do so, we need to support these students to get here, many of whom have not started with the easiest of path. Students like Jonah Hansen from Longston and Lockeston in South Australia. Like me, Jonah had a passion for astronomy and mathematics but a passion that could not be realized in the small town where he grew up. With potential and ambition, Jonah's journey to ANU, supported by a Tuckwell Scholarship, has seen him blossom in our community. So we do have a responsibility to transform lives and that means that we each have a role to play in that of support and helping connect to people. It is where the generosity of our community will really make a difference. Many of you in this room have already given your support to the students and to each of you, I do thank you on behalf of our students. But each of you can continue to help by reaching out to our students, whether they be Jonah or Hermelon or any of our students who call ANU home, you're helping them. By telling our story about wanting to build a community as diverse as our nation, by sharing your story, by supporting our philanthropic efforts, by actively participating in the activities that make up campus life, you will make a difference. Yesterday we opened up Cambry, the new heart of our campus, our meeting place, the place that brings together students and staff and alumni in the wider community to share ideas, music, performance, books, and of course coffee and food. In Cambry, we have created new learning environments that are better suited to the changing needs of our students and academics with the help of new technology, we have rethought what a classroom in 2019 is going to look like, how teaching occurs, and these new spaces will transform teaching and learning. They're flexible spaces designed to keep students and teachers close and class sizes small. And I'm going to be emphasizing to our students that they need to attend class because we're going to be making the extra effort for them to get something rather than a mass-produced education, which quite frankly they could get anywhere. I love teaching, but I have to admit having walked through the new classrooms, using these new spaces is daunting. It's not just same as we've always done. And like many of you, I'm looking forward to learning how they will improve my teaching and learning how to make better use of these spaces and technology to improve our student experience. I know I'm not alone here, but we have some brave people like Peter Laundy from Classics who will be teaching his first year ancient history course in this new space. Peter's students will discuss the writings of Thucydides and Xenophon and how they can reveal facets of Athenian life and perhaps how the traps of ancient human civilizations might be realized in the present. In these discussions that give students the opportunity to explore their own ideas and challenge the perspectives of their peers, we will make a difference. Rachel Remington is going to be looking at the big questions in biology and her students are going to be able to engage in peer reviews and workshops in these new spaces. Sam Bennett from the School of Music will use the new interactive screens to integrate practice and production of music. These new teaching spaces will transform what we do and how we do it. And we will help and support you and your teaching. We don't expect you just to figure it out on your own. But I remind you that the Humboldtian ideal, the university, great teaching is informed by great research. This is the ideal we can live up to. And through programs like ILEAP, you are going to be able to work with Grady Venville and her colleagues to make teaching preparation easier. You're going to get better outcomes through innovative and interactive classrooms. You're going to be happier and your students will also learn so much more. All that we do is ultimately build up on our research and intellectual leadership. Excellence in all that we do is not just an ambition. It is our responsibility. It is the thing that will keep us the Australian National University. But as the National University, we cannot just be excellent. We also need to be distinctive and different. We must set the pace in critical research. So our 2018 Grand Challenges winner, the Zero Carbon Energy for Asia Pacific team, aims to use our world-leading research we do across campus to create a new industry for Australia, to create a new normal where solar, wind, pumped hydro and battery storage solutions combat climate change, creating low-cost zero carbon energy, to create a potential new revenue source for Australia that helps the develop of our region in a way that is globally sustainable. The urgency of this type of work cannot be understated as we face more fiercely hot summers like the one we've just sweltered through. But we are not just bemoaning the facts. We are out trying to make a difference. And our discovery is, of course, not just about solving wicked problems, but they are also about the frontier of knowledge. We celebrate here people like Professor Xu Mei Bai, who has pushed the understanding of urban sustainable science and policy to new frontiers. Or Dr. Rahan Ismail, who has reshaped the way we understand the Middle East region. One of our PhD students, Ilya Babrovsky, last year discovered evidence of the earliest animals in the geological record. And his work has been recognized as one of Science Magazine's top ten breakthrough science discoveries of 2018, which ain't bad for your PhD thesis. We shouldn't underestimate the value of telling our story, of reaching out to communities, engaging them in our work. This is how we make ANU welcoming to a diverse community of people and give Australians a reason to be proud of their national university, to want to be part of what we do. Programs like the National Youth Science Forum attract young scientists and enthusiasts from around the country to spend their summer exploring science here at ANU with all of you. It was the NYSF that first brought, for example, Lauren Booth, a student from Ipswich who had never thought of ANU, brought her here for the first time. She is now one of our outstanding PhD scholars in science. Every little thing we do makes a difference and they add up. We live in a rapidly changing world. We have a responsibility to constantly test new boundaries in all that we do, shaping education and research that Booth responds to but also creates change. And I acknowledge change makers like our Dean of Engineering and Computer Science, Professor Eleanor Huntington, who is leading the complete reimagination of engineering, creating new areas of research and marrying the power of engineering with other disciplines. The world we lived is being shaped by engineers and I say that as a physicist, somewhat reluctantly. But here at ANU, we are shaping the future of engineering. Not just a little bit, we are leading the world in how we think about these things. Our conversations, for example, around artificial intelligence, data and robots is maturing through the 3A Institute, led by our distinguished professor Genevieve Bell. We are an intellectual leader. MIT announced a billion dollars in this area. We've already been doing it for 18 months. Genevieve has worked miracles to go from a standing start to literally leading the world in this field today. Just yesterday, we welcomed the first cohort of master's students to the 3A Institute. Some of who come from some of the top tech companies in the world. They come from around the world, around Australia, and they are going to be co-creating their master's program, helped create a new discipline of how we design with this new world to be effective around us. Our innovation institutes are all about being change makers. Under the leadership of Leslie Sevek, our cyber institute is bringing disciplines together to solve real problems by connecting cyber, commuter science, national security, anthropology, sociology, and criminology. Professor Mark Kendall and his team at Wear Optomo are developing wearable medical technologies, providing access to medical data in real time for fast and accurate diagnoses. And in space, led by Professor Anna Moore, who I can see fittingly up in the atmosphere up there, is beginning together law, economics, policy, engineering, and science to Australia's emerging space industry. These are but just a few of the thousands of programs of research taking place here. Now, not every piece of research will be a top 10 breakthrough, but trust me, you're not going to know you're making a top 10 breakthrough until after it happens. To meet our responsibility to the nation, all of our staff need to be supported and encouraged to take risks, to think outside the box, and to collaborate to do things that simply can't be done alone. That's what I need to do for you. And I remind you that every piece of research has the potential to revolutionize our understanding. And it is that revolution of understanding that is what makes a university great. And that is what makes universities uniquely able to challenge the problems and opportunities that society face. Now, I became Vice Chancellor three years ago, not because I wanted to run the university, but because I truly believe in this place. I believe in our core values of respect and collegiality of integrity and ethical behavior. And I want this university and all of us here to succeed in what I see is an absolutely important mission. But to meet our ambition to be values led and to transform the lives of staff as well as students, we have to be a great place to work. The voice survey which we ran last year told us what you think. And I begged you to fill it out and more than 66% of you did so. Thank you. And this included for the first time many of our casual and sessional staff members. It is your thoughts that empower me. And there's plenty to be proud of in the results. The results paint a picture that compared to our past and compared to other universities, we really like where we're going. And that's not surprising because our vision is our vision. It's your vision. But that does not mean everything is perfect. We as a community are less happy, for example, about where we stand on gender equity than we were in 2016. And we are less satisfied than those at other universities. And so while I do believe we are making progress, I acknowledge we are clearly not matching your expectations. And that's not good enough. ANU will only be successful when we make the most of all of the talent available in our community. Where gender, age, race, or background underpin our successes rather than being seen as barriers. So the executive leadership team and I will be reflecting on lessons learned from our SAGE initiative as we prepare our final application here in March. And I was encouraged to find along the way that there is good news. In 2018, the rate of male and female promotions across the university reached parity for the first time. I'm also very proud that ANU has an above average return work following maternity leave. And of course, we are leading the sector and the nation with our 26 week paternity leave program.  That is true equality. In 2019, we will be more accountable on gender equity in the new future. I will be making available a dashboard showing ANU status and progress on gender equity at the school and service division level. We are going to own this together and we're going to make changes together. This is all because our ambition is to be values led and our responsibility is to be values led. And this means we have to confront unsettling and uncomfortable issues. The voice survey revealed that bullying remains a real concern in some parts of the university. And while it is essential that the university remains a place for the robust exchange of ideas, this can be done and must be done in a way that is collegial and respectful. This is a task for all of us and I want your honest and frank feedback about how we can improve. I will be working with the deans and directors and heads of school to understand and address these issues over 2019. But I also need your help. I need you to stand up and call out inappropriate behavior if you see it. As David Morris, our alum 2016 and Australian of the year said, the standard you walk past is the standard you accept. I remind you that we now have a dean of staff who you can privately and informally discuss any issue. And I tell you that we will support you if you stand up for what's right. Having those difficult and honest conversations makes us a better place. And I acknowledge this partnership between students and staff last year to make our campus safer. Thanks to that effort, we now have a respectful relationships unit. And under the leadership of Sue Wevick, the unit will be developing accessible and transparent processes, running educational campaigns for both staff and students, as well as reviewing ANU policies and procedures to ensure what we do is best practice. The voice survey also said we can do better with technology at ANU. You are fairly dissatisfied with it and you will see improvements this year. The ANU has welcomed the very talented chief information security officer, Suthagar Sivaratnam, who is working with our cyber institute and ITS to not just protect us from cyber threats, but to do it in a way that makes us more productive, not less. Yes, we're going to have to change a little bit. But Suthagar has ways to do things which makes us easier to do our IT, which gives us more power in our IT, not less. And this is a place where we will be world leaders. Last year, we implemented the University Service Feedback Program, a little button you can press on everything placed in the web, which I worked on for two years to get you. More than 500 of you have already used it. Thank you. And I know that some of our policies and systems are confusing and not easy to use and we're going to be working on them one by one to make them better. Another place we're working is in budget and reporting framework. Now it's a boring way of saying how we move and put money around the University needs to change. We're going to make it easier to respond to what the University wants to do. It will be possible to get things done as a team, rather than to have our effort siloed into activities which pit one part of the University against others. That too is going to require change, but we're going to do it in a way that we hope brings everyone alone. Although it is easy to look to A&U from the inside, the day-to-day stresses and strains of the processes and organizational politics, we do need to remember that the world outside Acton sees us very differently. The Australian community makes a substantial investment in us through the Australian government and we really do need to demonstrate to them the value of that investment, engage with them on our work. We need to tell our story and over the coming year, the global engagement portfolio will lead a major project to do just that. But it needs your input. We want to rediscover what makes our University so special and we want to be able to tell that story to the nation and the world, makes them want to be part of it. We'll make it easier for our community here nationally to understand why we are of value and make it easy for us to have the impact we need to have. So I do encourage you to get involved with those discussions, share your thoughts on what makes us special and I hope that what makes A&U unique will not just be our history, but rather our future. Now I've said the world is changing and the A&U will be at the forefront of meeting the challenge of that change. And the spirit of service to the nation, which is built into the DNA of our University, is embodied by our Chancellor, Professor Gareth Evans. Gareth will have been Chancellor for a decade by the time he steps down at the end of the year. He's brought incredible energy and intellect to the Chancellor's ship as the same way that he brought to his membership of Parliament for 21 years, his 13 years as Cabinet Minister, and to his global role as President of the International Crisis Group. But in December, it will finally be time for him to hang up his golden braided bumblebee gown machete so proudly wears today. I want to say to Gareth a sincere thank you. You have been a source of great encouragement to me as Vice Chancellor. You have provided clear guidance and wise counsel. Although your counsel was sometimes colorfully expressed, I note your passion has always been directed towards what you have seen as the best interests of A&U, never for yourself. You have been a great leader of counsel, shown incredible humility, which Gareth argues with, and a generosity to our students and alumni. You've been a passionate advocate for many causes, from academic excellence to indigenous reconciliation, and ultimately one of our proudest champions of the National University. And so while he still has most of the year to go, please join me in thanking the Chancellor for his contribution over the last nine years, and of course for the year to come. I think we made a blush. Finally, as I conclude, I reflect that in this polarized world of fake news, half-truths, weaponized social media propaganda, our resolve to our core academic values will be tested again in 2019. We will need to stand firm to our values, which will allow us to speak truth to the issues of the day, and will allow us to educate the leaders of tomorrow. All of this while continuing to undertake fundamental inquiry to know the nature of things which informs all that we do. Thank you all.


Hello, I am Dr. Nitin Shetty. I am the retinal surgeon here at Manipal Hospital, Old Airport Road in the I department. This video is mainly to alleviate your fears about undergoing regular eye checkups, especially retinal procedures and retinal surgeries. We totally understand your anxieties. We as a department had cut down on routine checkups and procedures for some time, but which time we have opened up for all regular procedures. But we are definitely taking all precautions, both in terms of our own staff and the patients who come in. Now, retinal surgeries, unlike other procedures, cannot generally wait for too long. The procedures which we have to do, we are doing right now. Patients which we can postpone by for some time, we are discussing with the patients to go along those lines. But to reassure you that we are taking definitely all precautions in the outpatients and the OT. The staff has been screened. They have been thoroughly, thoroughly trained to regarding all safety precautions about the COVID, about transmission, about how to avoid, how to take care of the patients who walk in. We have restricted our appointment significantly in terms of we are hardly seeing about three to four patients an hour so that there's absolutely no crowding in the outpatient department. The surgery lists are curtailed to ensure that there's adequate interval between patients so that theatre cleaning, instrument change, exchange, everything is very, very done so that the safety of the patient is kept in mind. So from our perspective, we have taken all precautions. We are doing all elective procedures but like I told you again, anything that we can put it back, we are still doing that decision. But the regular cases which there is likelihood of the patient losing vision from delay, we are starting those surgeries. I would like to end my message with a quick word about still taking precautions. Don't let your guard down. The lockdown is gradually being withdrawn but we still need to be cautious. We still need to take precautions. Take social distancing seriously, wearing off masks very seriously and try to avoid crowded places as far as possible or unnecessary travel as much as possible.


The article aims to advance empirical and theoretical understanding of the influence of national political context on the impacts of conservation interventions through study of an international aid project in a large transboundary PA in West Africa. The study uses multilevel regression analysis to analyze the variable effects of changes in enforcement, a central mechanism through which the protected ecosystems in Sudan, Ossahili and Africa project sought to achieve its objectives in the W National Parks, WNP, of Benin and Niger. The results suggest that state-led PA enforcement will have more positive social ecological impacts in better governed, more decentralized countries and that conservation policy centered on park should therefore devote greater attention to engagement with higher levels of governance. This article was authored by Daniel C. Miller, Michael Min and Bryson Zinn.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're up in 2023. Tops for Steam Baseball Hobby 8 Box Full Case Break number 18. Pick a team style. Read off the list of our names on our teams. Anthony P with the Giants, Brian L with the Rangers, Kato H Metz, Chad B, Twins Rockies, Corey S Cardinals, Edward P Padres, Evander K, Reyes and Cubs, Felix N with the Red Sox, George S Guardians, Howard Z Bluejays, Jacob P Tigers, Jeff G Astros, Jeff M Yanks, Jeffrey H Diamondbacks, Joshua W Reds, Keith J Marlins, Kenny K Dodgers, Kyle C Braves, Logan H Phillies, Michael C Orioles, Nate K Nationals, Patrick K Royals, Peter N Angels, Peter M Mariners, Ryan W Brewers, Sean L White Sox, Shane W with the Pirates and Zonghan L Athletics. Good luck here everybody. Again, we've got just six to go on our last pristine break of the day. Six to go. Let's get that filled up. Six to go. Come on. Here we go. Good luck everybody. Pretty much, yeah. Pretty much a bot move. You would be in fact correct, sir on that. All right. Thanks again for selling this one out. Everybody do appreciate it. Again, good team still remaining. Team's on sale in the next one as well. Let's go, baby. Oh yeah. Very good start. Dude, these stuff's loaded, man. Stuff is super loaded. Christopher Morel and a gold Tatees, 250. Nice one there, Padres, Jordan Walker Rookie, and Josh Young, Fresh Faces. Yeah. Yeah, for now at least because it was in the way. Michael Harris as Waldo Cabrera refractor rookies, Alvarez Rookie. Christopher Morel orange to 25 for the Cubs and Mark McGuire. Big Mac there. Whit Merrifield, Gunnar Henderson refractor Rookie. All in the next. Lee over Beguero, I'd say Christopher Morel. Purple, Vladdy Jr. to 99 for the DJs. Going, going, gone. Hank Aaron. Brea, Purple, Jordan to 99 for the Astros. Trotto, Chisholm, A-Rod. Last pack of box one for our encased stuff. Tim Anderson and Matt Chapman around the diamond for the Blue Jays. Nice one there on the Jersey Auto. Again, got to get the last six teams of the pristine day sold out as well as our divisional mixer. Well, as our divisional mixer, Shohei. Two base are going to be Corey Seeger, Sandy Alcantra, Rangers Marlins there. Got a Blue, Evan Lee, Heavenly, Evan Lee. Nice one there to 75. Gold, Miggy, Miguel Cabrera to 50. Going to the Tigers. Blue to 75. Auto, Alex Bregman. Congrats to Astros to 75. And a Corbin Carroll. 67 of 99. That's going to the Diamondbacks. Nice one there. Congrats, Arizona. I appreciate that. Got six remain on the next one. All very solid teams overall. We're looking to jump into some pristine. I mean, these cases are pretty loaded, man. These cases are pretty loaded, I would say. Overall, coming out and orange. Mike Yastremsky to 25 for the Giants. Nice color match there. Here go Tony. Congrats, buddy. Fresh faces, Gunnar Henderson Rookie for the Orioles. Nolan Jones, Alejandro Kirk. Oh, snap, Byron Buxton for the Twins. Ozzy Alves, Pedro, and Nolan Gorman. Yeah, I saw that yesterday, Carl. It was one in the box. Cram Ashcraft and Martin Perez to 99. I saw that too, Carl. That was nuts. So wild. Piazza, Pizza Man on the going, going, going. Steve Garvey and Corbin Carroll around the Diamond. Pulsar, Rookie, Jerzer, Rookie, Bat, Auto to 99. Two Corbin Carrolls. Let's go, man. Congrats on that one. Arizona. Get that one into a nice show. He's mad about it. Why? Why is he mad about it? Blue Josh Young to 75. I'd be pumped, dude. Jim Tomey. Ronald Acuna and Blue Aaron Judge to 75. Albert Pujols. That's what I'm saying, dude. How do you get mad over 12 trout autos?  J. Ram and George Brett. Right, dude. I'd be pumped. Blue Shane Bieber to 75. Nice one there. Guardians. Gold Aaron Judge to 50. 16 of 50. Four of the inks. Base Auto. Zack Thompson for the Cardinals. And a Fresh Faces Auto. Base Refractor. Dylan Carlson for the Cardinals. Again, Cardinals sweeping the encased hits there. Again, six to go, everybody. Six to go. Let's get them sold on out, guys. Six to go on the next one. Six to go. Teams are on sale as well. Teams are on sale. Yeah, I don't know how you can physically get mad about that. That's I'd be pumped, dude. Baby. All right, here we go. Blackburn David VR to 99. Four of the Giants on the purple. Rookie. Masatake Yoshida. Todd Hell and Corey Seager. Brett Beatty Rookie. Fresh Faces. Lattie Jr. Buster Posey. Refractors. Corbin Carroll Rookie. Oh, snap. Chris Bryant for the Rockies. Blue Bryce Harper to 75. Going to Thills. New D'Arvish. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Rashid, what up, buddy? Dave Winfield and Paul Conurko around the Diamond Jersey. Autonized one there, White Sox. Congrats, Chicago. Congrats, Chicago. Still one to go in that six box pristine and chrome mixer division of style again. And then just a handful of teams left in Luminance that I read you, Jackson. A handful of teams left in Luminance. Eddie Murray, Purple, Miguel Vargas to 99 for the Dodgers. It's Kyle Schwarber. Case cards now. Base of Goldie and U'Darvish for the Cardinals and Padres. Blue Clay Holmes for the Yankees to 75. Gold, Ronald Acunha. Six to 50 going to the Braves. Nice one there. Got a Pulsar Auto to 99. Kyle Tucker to the Astros. And then a Blue. Tyler Freeman, seven to 25 for the Cubs. Nice ones there. Congrats. Get everybody just six remain on the next one. Six remain on the next ones. Get that sold out. Teams on sale. You're super practical. Mentai, I'm gonna try, Shane. Believe me, I don't want them. I don't want to forget about that one. All right, let's keep going. It's good, man. It's really good. All right, here we go. That's Kyle Tucker, Blue to 75. James Altman Rookie. And Michael Harris Rookie. Blyamadris and Hunter Brown both refract their rookies there. Andre Dawson. Zeke Otovar Rookie. Going, going, gone. Shohei. Well, Freddie Freeman. See, I'm kind of with you there. Love for Steve. Hate the packaging. Poppy Whit Jr.  That thing was the worst. Orange Mookie Betts to 25 for the Dodgers. Nice one there, Dodgers. Bud Corbin, Carroll Rookie. Mike Trout. And Randy Johnson for the Mariners, the big unit. Nice one there. Congrats. Mariners on that one. That's so sick, bro. Popular demand. Yeah, Shane would like that one right there, for sure.  Ronald Cunha, oh snap. Jordan Alvarez. Nelson Velasquez, Rookie to 99. Pirates legend of Randy Johnson. Confirmed Pirates pitcher and Buster Posey. All right. This is so nuts, dude. Encased base Christian Yelich, Babe Ruth. Let's go in. Brewer's Yinks. Another gold Aaron Judge to 50. Two to 50 for the Yinks. Red, Manny Machado. Two to five. Nice one there, Padres. Got a Kyle Stowers base refractor auto for the Orioles. Yeah, and that's on the mag right there. And how about another Corbin Carroll, Rookie Auto. That's number three on the case right there for the Diamondbacks. Holy cow, dude. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Yeah, that one's just a base, but still, dude. Hey, Jeffrey R, selling us out on that mixer. Let's go on our Chrome Jumbo pristine mixer. Again, we've got six teams still to go here. Everybody on the next one.  That's three Corbin Carrolls in one case. The case before had an orange Trout Auto. Case before that had three Adley Rushman oranges. This stuff's loaded, man. It really is. It's good. It's really good. Again, teams are on sale. Let's get them sold out, everybody, and then we'll get luminance sold out. And that'll be it on the day that we need to be sold. Aaron Judge, Gold, Cody Bellinger to 50. Francisco Alvarez, Juan Soto, Gerrard and Carnassio, and refractor Rufus for the Marlins. Going, going, going. Yorda, Jackie Robinson, and Brian Servin. Vaughn Grissom, Fresh Faces. Recently called Back Up, Vaughn Grissom. Victor Roeblades, Vladdy Jr. 99 for the Orioles, not the Orioles, the Blue Jays, the other bird team in the A.L. East. Adrian Beltre, geez, it's a walk in MPC. Marcus Simi, and Around the Diamond, Jersey Auto for the Rangers, nice one there, Texas. Rangers, one of the teams on sale in the next break, as well, everybody. J-Rod, Volpe, and Blue O'Neill Cruz to 75 for the Pirates. There you go, Shane, nice. Cruz Missile coming your way. Adley Rushman, Rookie for the Oaks, and going, going, going. Goldy. Basin Caste, Lou Gehrig, Nestor Cortez, both for the Inks there. Nice one there. Blue, Louis Ortiz, Rookie, going to the Pirates to 75. We've got Gold for the Braves, Austin Riley, 24 of 50. Nice one there. Blue Auto, Tyler Freeman, Rookie for the Guardians to 75, 34, 75, and going to the Marlins, going, going, gone. Gary Sheffield, 43 of 50. Super sick one there. Grats on that. That's technically Florida, but goes to Miami, of course, same team. Mike C with the Mets, we're down to five, five to go, everybody, in the next break. Five to go. Five to go. Let's get it sold out. Mixer now sold out. Luminance and Legacy Mixer sold out. Three breaks today remaining this morning with spots still. Let's get them all sold out. We got two Luminance PYTs with six and seven to go and five to go in our break that goes after this, the last pristine PYT of the day. Dude, this case is on fire. Wow. This is a good case. Those are good in case cards, man. Those are really good in case cards. Jay Ramon, Gold Oronado to 50. Michael Harris, Fresh Faces. T-Swag and Tyler O'Neill. That is an Oh Snap, Mike Trell. Manuel Classe to 75. Steve Garvey for the Dodgers. Francisco Alvarez. Joe Maurer, Luis Gonzalez. Need some shirts still in. Want to look at the picture. Josh Young, want to go on a touch track. What card do you want?  Josh Young to 99. Tyler O'Neill. Want to go on a touch track. Sammy Sosa. That's Miguel Cabrera and Kyle Schwabber around the diamond going to the Phillies. Nice one there. Jersey Otto. Jersey Otto. Ka Schwab, Schwabomb, Roshan's Grissom and a Aaron Judge. All right, Sammy Sosa, Matthew Batten. You're in case, Cubs and Padres. Orange, Laz, Newt, Bah. Going to the Cardinals to 25. Laz. Andres Jimenez, Pink, 10 to 15 for the Guardians. Nice one there. We've got Bass Rookie Otto, Carrie Carpenter. Going to the Tigers. And how about an Orange, Josh Young, 7 to 25. Rookie Otto for the Rangers. Congrats, Rangers. That's awesome. Let's go, dude. Very nice. Rangers available in the next break as well. Five to go in our next break, guys.  Five teams remaining. Five to go. We got the Red. No, we got four to go. Red Sox Yankees, Pirates Cardinals, four to go. Four to go. Rangers now off the board. Four to go in the next break, guys.  Brakes right after this. Then we got our mixer. Then we got luminance. And then we're done. Geez, oh my god, bro. This case is insanity, bro. I know, evidently, man. It's the day of the day of that guy. Lord. Starling Marte, Blue, Luis, Arise for the Marlins to 75. Arise to 75. Adley Rochman, Fresh Faces. Corey Kluber, Lars Knutbar, lads Knutbaer. Then just four teams to go in the next one. Good teams still available as well. Yankees, Red Sox, Riley Green, Cardinals, and Pirates all available in the next one. Let's get those guys sold on out. We'll get going on this in just a minute. There you go, man. Brian, what am I going to do? Wait, you have them in this one, right, Brian? Brian, just, just, you're not done yet. You're not done yet, Brian. You ain't done yet. I'll tell you that. I'll give you a little, uh, little teaser there. Renato Tatej Jr., Brian Helsley. You Darvish to 50. Babe Ruth going, going, gone. That is a Shohei and Nico Horner for the Cubs. Nice one there. Two, 99. Yeah, there you go. One for the PC, one for the money. That's a good idea. It's a great idea. Swings of Summer, Mookie Betts. There you go. Congrats Dodgers, Chipper Joons, going, going, gone. Kodaisenga and Purple Kyle Stowers to 99. Going, going, gone. David Ortiz. Yeah, this box was insane as well. Brett Beatty, Joe Musgrove, Cubs Padres, encased base cards. That is a Martin Perez going to the Rangers to 75. We've got Gold going to the Blue Jays, Santiago Espinal to 50. It's going to be a Christopher Morel, Fresh Faces Auto, Rookie for the Cubs. And how about a Gold, Josh Young Auto. There you go, Brian. Going to the Rangers. Congrats, buddy. 49 to 50.  So we had two Josh Youngs and three Corbin Carrolls in one case. Dude, I'm telling you, stuff is crazy, bro. One box left. One box left. I know. That's through seven boxes. Those are the stats right there. Basically averaging a Carroll or a Young per box at this point. I'm telling you, Brian. I'm telling you, buddy. Hell yeah. You know it. Had a problem, Odyssey. Have a good one, buddy. JD Martinez, Purple Martin Perez to 99. I'm trying, Shane. I'm trying. Ted Williams, Nick Vespi, Refractor, Rookie. Crawford, Nolan Gorman, Rookie. Freddie Freeman, Oscar Gonzalez, Refractor. Frank Thomas, Boba Chet, Gold Vladdy Sr. to 50 for the Nationals. Vladdy Sr. and Juan Soto. Sickie in here. Oh boy. Orange is Alec Minoa around the Diamond, 225 for the Blue Jays. Nice one there. Game used Patch Auto. Anthony with the Red Sox, we're down to three. Yankees, Cardinals, Pirates, everybody. We're down to three to go in the next one. Three, two, go. Michael Harris, Rookie. Nolan Arnaud. That is a Red Rookie. Oh boy. Cannon Smith and Jigba to a five. Shane, not bad, buddy. Not bad at all. A Red Rookie. We'll take that. Jackson's brother. Yeah. Max Castillo and Ken Griffey Jr. All right. We've got a Arinola, Luba, in case base. Yeah, not bad, Shane. Vladdy Jr. to 75 for the Blue Jays. We've got a Framber Valdez to 50 on the Gold for the Astros. In our two autos, we have a Bleed Madras, Refractor, Rookie Auto. And a Nelson Velasquez, Refractor, Rookie Auto. Bleed Madras. I have not heard of that guy either. Mookie Betts, Christopher Morel Orange, Cannon Smith and Jigba to five. Randy Johnson, Kyle Schwerber, Marcus Simeon, Paul Conerco, Matt Chapman, Nico Horner, Alec Minoa to 25, Nelson Velasquez, Corbin Carroll, Pulsar to 99. Bat Auto. We've got Red Machado to five. Dylan Carlson, Christopher Morel, Zach Thompson, Kyle Stowers, Bleed Madras, Kerry Carpenter, another Corbin Carroll, Kyle Tucker to 99. Corbin Carroll again to 99. Alex Bregman to 75, as well as Tyler Freeman, twice. Gold Gary Sheffield to 50. Gold Josh Young to 50 and Orange Josh Young to 50. Unreal case. Thank you all again. Appreciate it very much. Next up, we've got number 19. Let's sell it on out, guys.