Completely cut... don't believe it!
- Thread starter Sepheh
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Sepheh said:Yeah its not... but thats 4 murders in 3 months I have just been informed.. It makes me sick.. Epsom is supposedly a respectable area
4 in the last 3 months? What the hell is going on there? I live just down the road in Leatherhead and thought that Epsom was a nice place.
RIP
A student lad at work recently got attacked outside a pub in Hindley near Wigan, 3 Lads attacked a couple waiting at a bus stop then attacked the lad outside the pub. Hes in intensive care but is stable.
Really shocked me when I heard, hes a great lad and wouldnt hurt a fly. I even played halo 2 on xbl with him. I'd glass the lads who did it, if i ever see them.
Animals, they will get whats coming to them.
A student lad at work recently got attacked outside a pub in Hindley near Wigan, 3 Lads attacked a couple waiting at a bus stop then attacked the lad outside the pub. Hes in intensive care but is stable.
Really shocked me when I heard, hes a great lad and wouldnt hurt a fly. I even played halo 2 on xbl with him. I'd glass the lads who did it, if i ever see them.
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Animals, they will get whats coming to them.
After sleeping on the matter I am still shocked and saddened and am in a state of total disbelief of whats happened. All my work colleagues today immediately knew something was wrong when I walked in and we all toasted to him today... Although none of them knew him (because obviously im in Australia now) they agreed with me I should do something for him, and when I get home I plan on I dont know dedicating something to him! Any suggestions on what would be nice and thoughtful?
Nix said:
He kept to himself about stuff like that a fair bit but I know he was strong with his family and looked after them, so between that his work and his social life its hard to say. I personally think having something in the pub I worked at for him would be really nice, but I dont know how the owners would feel about that!
Syk3, where abouts do you live? I actually live in woodmansterne. And as for the news not only is it saddening but truley shocking, my faith in humanity is chipped away everyday!
Nix said:
A park bench is a brilliant idea, especially considering where it happened was very close to the local park. When I get home which is unfortunately not for a few months at least I will do the research into it and a whip round at the pub... Normally like if it was an illness he died of I could do something to raise money for a charity relating to it, but I just dont know of any charities of 'Your family member or friend was beaten to death by a bunch of low life pricks'. *shrugs*
Syk3 said:
I met him through where I worked which was Epsom Wetherspoons, he was a regular there. If I was to tell the story it wouldnt seem entirely interesting, but when I first started working there I was appauling at my job. He was the only customer with any patience or anything nice to say to me. When it was quiet he would always come up to me and have a chat. On my breaks we would always talk, and basically this friendship started through work. I saw him pretty much every day for the last 14 months just before I left to come to Australia. He was in the pub everyday but not an alcoholic... on fridays and saturdays he would drink coronas, during the week j2o's. He would meet his family there (the wetherspoons in epsom is a good place to meet anyone) they would have a few drinks non-alcoholic or not, he would pay every time, and they would leave and do what they did in the evenings. He always put his family and friends infront of himself and looked out for everyone. He was the kind of person who knew everyone and whenever there was any trouble would be the first person to defend the victim, wether he liked them or not. He was very talkative but liked talking about others and rarely talked about his own social life. From what I understand he was a lawyer or involved in law, but wished to keep that under his hat, which is respectable. He was very proud of his family and talked about them a lot, and talked about his nights out. He talked about current and general affairs. When it came to talking about himself he was shy and not wanting to talk about it, he was more interested in talking about others... Which was typical of him, he was such a selfless and genuine guy,which is why I am soo shocked and upset by this, and don't even know what I could do for him... I know he would want something done for his uncle and cousin (his two closest family members) but I can't think of anything to do for them that has any reflection on joe!