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What it's really like to work at Broadmoor: Staff at high security psychiatric hospital reveal how Peter Sutcliffe 'always had women stroking his hand' while others fought to visit paedophiles with their own children
Professor Pamela Taylor, who worked as head of medical services and Dr Jackie Craissati MBE, speak to Channel 5's Broadmoor: Serial Killers & High Security, airing tonight at 9pm. Jackie, (right) said that she would research a person's crimes before working with them, but admits to often feeling a 'wave of fear' on meeting a violent offender and thinking about the victim's 'emotional distress'. Meanwhile, Pamela (left) said that staff would have to deal with serial killer 'fans' who wrote to people like Peter Sutcliffe (inset), who had so many love letters he wasn't able to answer them.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9617671/Broadmoor-staff-reveal-like-work-Englands-oldest-high-security-psychiatric-hospital.html
Professor Pamela Taylor, who worked as head of medical services and Dr Jackie Craissati MBE, speak to Channel 5's Broadmoor: Serial Killers & High Security, airing tonight at 9pm. Jackie, (right) said that she would research a person's crimes before working with them, but admits to often feeling a 'wave of fear' on meeting a violent offender and thinking about the victim's 'emotional distress'. Meanwhile, Pamela (left) said that staff would have to deal with serial killer 'fans' who wrote to people like Peter Sutcliffe (inset), who had so many love letters he wasn't able to answer them.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9617671/Broadmoor-staff-reveal-like-work-Englands-oldest-high-security-psychiatric-hospital.html