Well.....get fuqqed Bruce and Denise Morcombe who have called those who were involved in a Movie about the investigation of a crime similar to that involving Daniel as receiving 'blood money.'

The hypocrisy of these people just astounds me, despite the hordes of ignorant people who support them through their foundation.

Receiving "Blood Money" is an expression used to describe people who seek to benefit personally from some sort of social tragedy, usually involving an awful criminal act directly linked to the deaths of many.

Well, these people, Bruce and Daniel Morcombe have been living of the death of their Son since they established their Foundation which has received large in donations from the public.

Guess where they get money to pay their own bills?

Yep, 'blood money.'

They have suffered sure, and I don't allege otherwise. 

But, it has been  19 years since Daniel was killed, and we are still hearing from them as though they have the rights to restrict the 'movie industry' to deaths involving anyone but Daniel Morcombe.  They say those who were involved with the film have taken 'blood money.'

Fuq off. 

You should have disappeared off the scene years ago with some dignity.  Instead, you have continually insisted on forcing yourselves into the public arena with hypocritical moral declarations about what others may or may not do following on the murder of your Son while you continue to directly receive real money because of his murder.

You leave me cold. 

There's a recently acknowledged psychological condition known as the
"relevance deprivation" syndrome.  It's been diagnosed in people such
as former politicians, actors, sportspeople, victims of crime, news and
media presenters etc.

And I'm guessing this is what Bruce and Denise Morcombe are experiencing
after nineteen years out of the media spotlight.

According to NINE News:

Makers of the movie say the film isn't about what happened to Daniel but
the police who worked to catch his killer.  "It tells the story of the unknown
police professionals who committed years of their lives and their mental
and physical health to resolve this case, and others like it," producers said.

They notified the Morcombe family before the film was made, and omitted
details of the crime itself.  "Out of our deepest respect for the family, the
name of the victim is never mentioned in the film and the film does not
depict any details of the murder," a producer said. "Nor is the family represented
in the film in any way."

If the film makers had offered to give even a small percentage of the taking to the Daniel morcombe foundation I'd bet they would have supported it fully ... blood money is not an issue anymore