and most precious rivers in england. yet for more than six months last year, untreated sewage was discharged into this river from the local treatment works. the environment agency says the treatment works is being overwhelmed by ground water, which is rainfall that s made its way underground. it s getting into broken pipes, it s mixing with the sewage, and then it s discharging untreated into the river. citizen scientist rob bailey has been watching it discharging for days on end. i m sad, actually. the heart drops, doesn t it, when one sees that sort of thing, and one starts to realise the negative impact it s having on the environment. this is one of the many chalk streams that we have in this area which should be just thriving with life. but this marine biologist says it s not thriving.
i find it upsetting when we re out and we see condoms, toilet paper and excrement floating in the sea. this community is taking matters into their own hands. they call themselves citizen scientists. they re collecting water samples to be analysed for pharmaceuticals and pesticides. why notjust leave this to the environment agency? they keep on saying that, you know, they re going to do something about it and year after year passes and it still seems to be the same problems. but it s notjust the harbours people are concerned about. nearby is the river lavant. this is a chalk stream, considered to be one of the rarest and most precious rivers in england. yet for more than six months last year untreated sewage was discharged into this river from the local treatment works. citizen scientist rob bailey has been watching the works discharging for days on end. the heart drops, doesn t it,
about photography than most photographers that photographed her and as i m about to drive in, she s about to drive out in a t bird convertible and hands me a bottle. i popped the cork and she takes it full bottle like that. let me see the pictures. she takes the pictures and she s holding them up to the streetlights. and then she takes out a pair of pinking sheers and goes zip and my heart drops. she looks more, zip. cuts right through the image. all the pieces that she s cutting are going on the floor of the car. and i m grabbing them, putting them back. and then i m looking over and i m saying, you know, she s pretty good editing. but that s how marilyn monroe edited my color pictures so you might see 30 transparencies that survived moore larilyn monroe a
ri than photographers who photographed her. just as i m driving in she s about to drive out in a convertible. she says hop in. and hands me a bottle of alcohol. i popped the cork. she takes it. full bottle. like that. let me see the pictures. she takes the pictures and is holding them up to the street lights. then she takes out a pair of painting sheers and says my heart drops. she looks at more. zip. cuts right through the image. all the pieces she s cutting are going on the floor of the car. i m grabbing them. putting them back. then i m looking over and i m saying, she s pretty good editing. that s how marilyn monroe ed mitt itted my color pictures. three survived. looking at a street light.
found stephanie nude but for a tie-dye shirt clumped to her body. it was just a little bit further beyond that where the water gets calm that we located her. just around that second band? there yes sir. she hadn t gone far. agent greg saidar how far from her house? off the top of my head, 350 yards. the new spread fast. today investigators say they have found a body it was a pretty bad day. your heart drops. let s find out what happened to her along with humongous sadness. the county corner brook out the news. basically we need to tell you something, and i m like, what? and i just ended up in convulsions. but how did she get here? was it suicide, accident, or murder? there is a bridge just upstream from the place they found