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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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.
Damn that is awful
Yep, terrible news. :/
Well if it's "in", I know you are innocent until proven guilty but
1. He was alone with her for 12 hours
2. He was the last person to see her
3. He said he saw her leave the house and the alley
Going to have to be a pretty damn good brief to prove that somebody else dead it, brought her body back to the house and hid it there while he was in the house.
Nobody seems to know, but he always says there was another person who saw her by herself. I don;t think the Police have ever said that though.
that's what I thought, that means he was trying to divert attention away from himself
there needs to be an almighty explanation to demonstrate this guy's innocence
Make your grievances known elsewhere in that case, not here.
Straight out of the horse's mouth, so it must be true! asim18 never adds anything of any value in GD
Apparently the mother left the house this morning before police came and found the body. Very interesting stuff.
Wonder what the motives are? The most obvious one is that the grandmother's boyfriend must've tried it on with her with disastrous results.
Wonder what the motives are? The most obvious one is that the grandmother's boyfriend must've tried it on with her with disastrous results.
Whenever you hear of missing children the first thought is they're long dead, even if you hope they'll be found alive and well. Damn shame
In a twisted way I hope the person responsible doesn't off himself, even if he's just going to be a tax payers burden for a few decades
In a twisted way I hope the person responsible doesn't off himself, even if he's just going to be a tax payers burden for a few decades
What?
If this was a "tactic" then why is he not already in custody?
I think you need to do just that.The words "police" and "tactic" shouldn't be seen in the same sentence lol.
Im 45 and you have demonstrated over and over you're a little boy trying to be a grown up.
Well if it's "in", I know you are innocent until proven guilty but
1. He was alone with her for 12 hours
2. He was the last person to see her
3. He said he saw her leave the house and the alley
Going to have to be a pretty damn good brief to prove that somebody else dead it, brought her body back to the house and hid it there while he was in the house.
It is an almighty coincidence if he didn't do it. But he needs to be caught, charged if they have the evidence and tried.
What a pity, though given they could not find her on CCTV anywhere on the day she was missing it was highly likely she had been killed. When he was asked to make an appeal it was obviously because the Police suspected him.
A real shame. I do find it ridiculous when the media say 'everyone on the estate is in shock, everyone is in tears' though as that is clearly over blown rubbish. I hate that, why overplay a tragedy to make it seem more tragic. Surely it stands alone as a horrible tragedy without mawkish interviews with people who probably wouldn't know the family if they smacked into them in the street.
Says who? Can't see anything on the news sites yet
Sounds like you were right. He was caught in the Merton area apparently
On Sky News Now
there's the chance they said that to protect him and not the public!
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Now what will the 'anti police brigade' moan about??
Perhaps the thread can get back on topic now??