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Harold Shipman
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Harold Shipman
A UK general practitioner who was convicted of killing 15 women largely with lethal injections of heroin. Some believing the number was even higher


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Seeing The Moors Murderers on the same level as, say, Trial and Retribution - as a piece of entertainment, designed to thrill, scare, and tease - is like comparing the acts of Doctor Shipman to an episode of Doctor Who.
Former family doctor Shipman hanged himself in Wakefield jail last month on the eve of his 58th birthday.
STAN EGERTON- JAMES HAZELDINE Hazeldine - best known as Bayleaf in London's Burning - will play Detective Inspector Egerton, left, the man who finally arrested Shipman, ending the doctor's trail of death HAROLD SHIPMAN- JAMES BOLAM Bolam, who is still best known for his role in The Likely Lads, will play killer doctor Shipman, left, who is currently being held at Frankland Prison, in Durham.
 
 
 
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