I've explained the origins of squatting law before... It's archaic, though strangely relevant given the absurdities of the rental market introduced by excessive housing benefit.
It's fair enough in the case of abandoned or derelict buildings but to squat at someone's home, that's just depriving a family of the home which they have spent decades of hard working life and saving to get. I feel for the kids in cases like that, innocent children who have their home taken from them by squatters and likely have their bedrooms trashed and their toys/clothes/belongings screwed around with.
i'd imagine it feels a lot like beeing burgled but worse cos the ****** live there without the law doing anything.
my parents house was robbed when i was a young lad probably only around 8years old and it was the last holiday we ever went on , the scumbags wrecked the house , food scattered everywhere , tomato sauce all over the walls , mouldy milk from ceral bowls all over the furniture , semen stains on my older sisters bed....
they must have stayed in our house for a few days but were stupid enough to put all our valuables in the ourdoor shed and got caught when they came back for them.
Just sneak in at night, kill them all, put a knife in one of their hands and "return home" the next morning and call the police as it looks like some squatters had a fight and killed each other!
Maybe I watch too many cop Dexter/CSI![]()
Nah, if this scenario resembled TV then a loose-cannon cop with a point to prove would uncover your guilt via a microcrobe of pube moisture that he managed to glean from under the floorboards.Just sneak in at night, kill them all, put a knife in one of their hands and "return home" the next morning and call the police as it looks like some squatters had a fight and killed each other!
Maybe I watch too many cop Dexter/CSI![]()
Please add a 'the judge imposed the maximum sentence' postscript in your own time.i'd imagine it feels a lot like beeing burgled but worse cos the ****** live there without the law doing anything.
my parents house was robbed when i was a young lad probably only around 8years old and it was the last holiday we ever went on , the scumbags wrecked the house , food scattered everywhere , tomato sauce all over the walls , mouldy milk from ceral bowls all over the furniture , semen stains on my older sisters bed....
they must have stayed in our house for a few days but were stupid enough to put all our valuables in the ourdoor shed and got caught when they came back for them.
i'd get down the roughest boxing club/gym i can find in my city pay them all a few hundred quid each to go squat in my house for a day
see if those original squatters still want to play silly buggers
if your house is worth a mil surely you can afford to spend a few grand getting some geezers to squat for the night and clear out the other squatters
Who pays for any damages done to the home in that time? Or for the bills for services (water, electric, phone etc) used during that period?
forcing an entry = unlawful eviction if the owner doesn't have a warrant.
I find it genuinely hard to believe that anyone I know, on coming to their own house and seeing that notice, would do anything that wasn't immediately fetching a load of mates and kicking the door in. And that's not a keyboard warrior statement... hobos in your house, kick them out. They're Polish hippies in skinny jeans, not the Royal Marines.
Under squatters' rights, if a property has been lived in for 12 years then it effectively becomes the property of the squatters.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Hamilton-Brown-begs-squatters-letterbox.html
I find it absolutely mind boggling that this kind of thing is allowed, actually makes me a little paranoid that if I take my family away on a 2 week holiday that I will come home and find I havent got a home anymore.
HI guys does any of you know about possible ways of contacting with leerobz or others
who can help me out with lockpicking?
any help would be highly appreciated

You cannot get arrested for breaking back into your own house, surely?