The Manchester Pusher Theory

The Manchester Pusher Theory suggests that since 2007, an active serial killer or possibly a group of murderers has been responsible for the deaths of young men in Manchester's canals. The theory posits that these individuals may have been pushed into the water, with additional injuries inflicted to prevent escape. This idea is fueled by a pattern observed in the deaths, many of which occur in nightlife districts, where intoxication is common. Critics argue that the official explanations provided by law enforcement, labeling these deaths as isolated incidents or accidents, fail to address the alarming frequency and circumstances surrounding these cases.