Zombie Thriller



The recent news reports about 'zombies' at Alex Salmond's trial in Edinburgh's High Court reminded me of this video by the one and only Michael Jackson.

 'Thriller' was a worldwide sensation on its release in way back in 1982.

  



Alex Salmond denies he 'did an impression of a zombie walking' towards woman at Bute House

Woman J told Salmond's trial that he “stretched his arms out towards me for a second or two and did an impression of a zombie walking towards me.”


A witness told Alex Salmond's trial at the High Court in Edinburgh today that he 'did an impression of a zombie walking' towards her at Bute House.

The woman, identified as Woman J, was giving evidence at the former first minister's trial where he faces with 14 charges of alleged offences against 10 women, all of which he has pleaded not guilty to.

Woman J said “out of the blue” Salmond asked her “have you seen that zombie movie?”



























High Court in Edinburgh today that he 'did an impression of a zombie walking' towards her at Bute House.


The woman, identified as Woman J, was giving evidence at the former first minister's trial where he faces with 14 charges of alleged offences against 10 women, all of which he has pleaded not guilty to.





Woman J said “out of the blue” Salmond asked her “have you seen that zombie movie?”

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