James Mitchell Monday 19th March 2012 'Static' Screening held at the Rolling Stone Lounge - Arrivals
James Mitchell Monday 19th March 2012 'Static' Screening held at the Rolling Stone Lounge - Arrivals
In 2006, Joyce Vincent was found dead in her North London flat with her television still on and newly wrapped Christmas presents around her. She had been dead for three years. But who was she? Why didn't her family report her missing? How could someone just disappear like that? There was no way to determine the cause of death, because the body was so badly decomposed, although the police ruled out suspicious circumstances.
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