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Appearances
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
I think people would plan their weddings around his availability. If you wanted DJ Freeze as your DJ, you'd have to ask him as early as you could because his schedule would be very busy.
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
Brighton's Room's connected to him as a DJ because he made their wedding reception seem like a Miami club. Watching Ray as a DJ was pretty incredible. I mean, he was very precise, very focused. He could really kind of build out music almost as a conductor would.
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
I was breakdancing a lot all over town and we'd go to different bars and we went to a place called Tom Payne's. We didn't know the name at the time. We didn't know it was the Chameleon Club.
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
Recently, I mean, I don't know when, but he found God and found faith. He wouldn't necessarily talk about it publicly, but if you talk to him one-on-one, you know, he would be very open about it.
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
I think everybody in Leicester was shocked by the news that, you know, Ray was arrested and his DNA was found. Everybody knew him and his family.
20/20
True Crime Vault: The DNA Detective
Lancaster has a very strong family feel. It's founded on strong faith. That draws people to this area because they feel this sense of safety.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
Everybody surfs every day, everybody goes on boats every day, and it's Southern California on steroids is really what it is.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
I was at their house the night it was searched by Newport Beach PD. And Jennifer was just flatlined, just watching the beginning of her life as she knew it come to an end. At that point, I knew that Skylar had killed the Hawks. What I didn't know was the extent of Jennifer's involvement.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
There was a split of opinions within Newport Beach PD. Some thought she was the ice queen and the second coming of Satan herself, and others thought that she was just the dutiful wife who got caught up in her husband's nefarious dealings.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
It was the ultimate offer. It was a get out of jail free card. All she would have had to do was testify against her husband. And incredibly, she turned it down.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
Skylar DeLeon had put money down to get a sex change prior to this crime.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Overboard
The lingering thoughts I have about the case are just the senselessness of it, stupid people doing stupid things and vicious things.
20/20
Run, Run, Run
Miriam Helmick came home last Tuesday to find her husband Alan shot and killed. Her quiet Whitewater neighborhood was turned upside down.
Global News Podcast
Zelensky offers exchange of North Korean soldiers
I suddenly heard a loud sound like a bomb. That is when someone told me that something had fallen from the skies.
Global News Podcast
Zelensky offers exchange of North Korean soldiers
That is when someone told me that something had fallen from the skies.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
One time I did it by myself.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I thought it was very well structured in that it gave everybody the opportunity to say very honestly how they felt about the need for arts within Redhill and the surrounding community.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I was interested in the questions. Personally, I used to use the Wallace Cinema and come down six or seven times in the year and it was convenient. I could get there in ten minutes and it was there. So that was the main use of the building.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I've heard recently of groups having to go to East Grinstead and East Horsley to perform, but that's not really serving the local community.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
Just at a point where we've got new investment in the cinema and all the rest of it, we're watching the other part of Redhill essentially closed. That can't be any good for the town as a whole in terms of morale, local business and all the rest of it.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
The other thing I've lost is there was a yoga class that was happening. I joined about a year or so before it shut. And that's easy to get in and easy to get home for, for working people who come by train. So the... The access to the main line I think is the other big thing as to why as a venue it's important we have that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I can't see them trying to use another building somewhere as a question. That depends where it is. And then what else is there locally they could use?
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
A lot of money has recently been invested in new homes, affordable homes and flats in and around Redhill. Redhill has a really big community of people living within a few hundred metres of the town centre. And without this facility at the moment, it's sitting empty at night. That's not good for the town.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
The M25 is a barrier. I don't see people in Banstead socialising south of the motorway. It's one side or the other. But you get friends, and I drive the social things in Nutfield or Bletchley. They come here. They're still RH1. It's nearer. So you're looking at sort of five miles around the Harlequin and Redhill as to their catchment area, who will come.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I've probably only done about five events in the theatre in the 20 years I've lived here, but it was a nice value for money evening out.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
We should be reopening the Harlequin as soon as possible because it provides a really, really essential local hub particularly for community arts groups, dance groups, people that sing, that sort of thing. But it also does bring in professional acts from the wider circuit to the centre of Redhill, so ideally we should be doing that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
If there's one priority in the short to medium term it's to provide the ability for local groups to perform In Redhill.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
57: Your Harlequin 'drop-in' feedback, Betchworth’s Apple Day… and more
I think they have to prioritise investment to provide something in the short to medium term that enables performance to continue locally in the most fit-for-purpose possible facility that is either close to the centre of Redhill or within walking distance. Otherwise we're going to be letting local people down and that's what this is all about.