Forest Gate

Brother, I rate him.

Me, me from Forest Gate, I rate him.

East London, I rate him.

You have to because you can't...

On September 14, 1888, a hearse supplied by the Hanbury Street Undertaker drove to the Whitechapel Mortuary to pick up Annie Chapman's body.

She was taken to the City of London Cemetery in Forest Gate, London, where she was lowered into grave number 78, square 148. no mourning coaches followed the hearse.

As the Daily Telegraph reported, the funeral of Annie Chapman took place early yesterday morning, the utmost secrecy having been observed, and none but the undertaker, police, and relatives of the deceased knew anything about the arrangements.

Sadly, Chapman's grave no longer exists, as it has since been buried over.

Funny enough, the reason why I wanted to say this was the transition into being criminals.

Now, me and Simon went to St. Bonaventure's in Forest Gate, and they were basically the, they were actually the top school at the time, the top school, especially with the majority being Black kids or Black boys, and the St. Angelos as well.

And to be honest with you, now when we look back, we didn't think of it then, now we look back, we were surrounded by criminal opportunities.

like tremendously for us and especially for the amount of the amount of our friends that end up going into prison getting some time or going down for something we was actually surrounded by a lot of it and we didn't realize and i didn't realize it either but again when i go back home my parents are telling me i can do what i like i do what i want and i can i can go for anything i i i can imagine but other people didn't have that some people were getting shut down Some people were being told to go into something they didn't want to do.

Or if they go back to school and they may be not in the top class, then they're getting shut down and pushed away.

So then they're going to go towards the thing where there's a lot of focus around it.

And to be honest with you, in our schools and around our areas, Forest Gate, Upton Park, Canyon Town, all that, there was a lot of crime that was going on.

So I find that the reason why I even wanted to bring this part of the topic and ask you that question is because I think sometimes it's not that a person, again, like what Julia said, it's not that a person chose that they want to do that, but if they get constantly getting pushed in that direction, And if everything that they want to focus on gets shut down, I'm not good enough, you're not good enough, or you can't do this, or you can't do that, then there is a case that a lot of people are going to feel like that only a way that they have left is the thing that is calling to them, is the thing that it seems like the grass is greener over there.

They had Jamie, little Jamie Brayshaw from, from Subiaco, from Perth.

Um, Tim Nielsen was born in London, in Forest Gate.

Who knew that? I didn't.

Here's one, Jason Gillespie, born in Sydney.