Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Accident or Murder? The Mystery of the Manchester Pusher
Feb 5, 2025
Dive into the eerie tale of the Manchester Pusher, a shadowy figure linked to a series of tragic drowning deaths in the city's canals. Explore the unsettling theory of a potential serial killer operating under the radar since 2007. Examine the chilling implications for community safety and the historical context of Manchester's waterways. Hear stories of victims and the frustrations faced by families confronting official narratives. The puzzling mix of accidents and possible foul play keeps everyone questioning what really lies beneath the surface.
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Manchester Pusher Theory
- The "Manchester Pusher" theory posits a serial killer pushing young men into canals.
- This theory, dismissed by law enforcement, draws parallels with the "Smiley Face Murders".
Expert Opinion
- Professor Craig Jackson finds the high number of canal deaths unlikely to be all accidents or suicides.
- He suggests canals are common body dumping sites, raising the possibility of homicide in some cases.
Suvik Paul Case
- Suvik Paul's body was found in a canal two weeks after a New Year's Eve party.
- His father questions the official investigation, highlighting unresolved issues and a potential premature conclusion of accidental drowning.