Tia Sharp

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In case you don't know this is about Tia Sharp, a 12 year old girl who went missing a few days ago.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...ears-missing-Tia-Sharp-has-been-abducted.html

All the signs are she's been abducted. Girls don't just wander off for a number of days on their way to the shops with hardly any cash on them. Thoughts? I don't think she'll be found alive, sad to say.

 

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Harsh but the fact she is still missing most likely means that she is already dead. She will be found in a field somewhere in the coming days/weeks.

My thoughts exactly.

The Maddie media circus makes a total mockery of things like this. In spite of the fact she's probably rotting at the bottom of a lake somewhere, people are still going to report sightings of her in Zimbabwe till 2020.

 

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Is it normal for girls of that age to go shopping and travel around on their own?

Yes. There were plenty of children aged 10 and above who travelled to school by tube from one end of London to the next. I was one of them.

 

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rs-detectives-potential-witness.html?ITO=1490

Four dogs also scoured woodland 400 yards from Mrs Sharp’s house. The search came as another of Tia’s grandmothers spoke of her concern over apparent ‘discrepancies’ surrounding accounts of the schoolgirl’s movements.

Tia’s family have told police she left Mrs Sharp’s home alone at midday on Friday to buy flipflops from Croydon’s Whitgift shopping centre five miles away.

But relatives of painter and decorator Mr Hazell said he told them that he walked her to a tram stop.

Angie Niles, 69, whose son David Niles is Tia’s stepfather, said: ‘We’re worried sick, and I just don’t understand, why all these discrepancies?'

Still no trace in spite of police dogs scouring the local woodland. Nothing at all. Very weird.

 

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"She was always eating sausage rolls"

I bet she was eating his sausage roll.

 

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That only says 'at' the house, rather than in it, seeing as the alleyway joins onto the house as far as I can tell, that doesn't really clear it up.

Just seems odd to me to cordon off an entire alleyway if the body was inside the house - it would also beg the question of how they would have just randomly got a tip off about her being in the house, whereas someone walking down the alley may have seen/smelt something.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19214964

Police searching for the missing schoolgirl Tia Sharp have found a body in her grandmother's south London home.

 

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now im not saying hes guilty but on the balance of probabilities hes up to something

He's so guilty it's not even funny.

 

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Tip of the iceberg.

Very much so. A whole lot more crap is going to come out of this. I imagine there's a lot we don't know which involves more than just him.