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We have just been told not to believe whats on the news.
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they have him - Stuart Hazell picked up in Merton. Member of public phoned it in.
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^ they got him at 8.25 tonight after being spotted by member of public.
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ANGEL GABRIAL you keep on saying about the press and news,but someone close to that poor girl as killed her
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Paul?
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and that scumbag did an Interview LIVE on TV yesterday praying for Tia Sharpe to come home when it all comes down to HIM KILLING HER!
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What if he is taking the rap for someone else?
just a thought. |
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dr
Its a shambles the police messed up big time. How did they miss a hidden body in a small council house. |
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why blame police---it the killer you should be slating
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angel gabrial yes i agree about the police but you must now agree that someone very close to the young girl as killed her
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xmoneyx
The anger towards the killer is huge, make no mistakes. |
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dr
It seems the whole family gave trust Stuart Hazell and the outside world was pointing at him. Blinded by the trees they will feel like idiots and very distressed. |
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Condolences AG - I hope your wife wasn't too close to the family to feel the raw pain.
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hope i will never go thru what they are going thru now very sad,lets hope the truth will come out about everything and that includes the police investigation
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AM
Her mum and stepdad was at the grandmothers house last week comforting the mum and nan. They have been busy with the police and are in shock. |
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Her mum and stepdad was at the grandmothers house last week comforting the mum and nan.
I'm completely lost now |
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My wifes mum and stepdad A_T.
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At the grandmothers house where Tia went missing and the body was found.
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sad tale
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police now, a specialist team did a thorough search of the house on sunday
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member of the public spotted hazell not too far away, while nearly 20 coppers sitting on their arses in a garden near the house
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on double time
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Dozens of then appear out of nowhere when there's glory to be had
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Yet another embarrassment for the police in a depressingly long line.
Sadly these days, I'm afraid that British Police 'forces' are much too concerned with : a) Constructing wincingly politically-correct websites, and communicating via Twitter b) Obsessing about Diversity, Gender, Sexual Preference, Religion and Equality rather than upholding law and order c) Pursuing nutter objectives such as ensuring that No Transgendered Officer Is Left Behind d) Driving around in vehicles bearing depressing slogans such as 'Serving Communities' It hardly needs re-stating but the ONLY community the police should be serving is the law-abiding community, and protecting us from the criminal community. You'd think that the police would find it a formality to gain the respect of the law-abiding community and the fear of the criminals. Sometimes I think they've managed to achieve the very opposite. |
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e--uri gueller
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f) retiring @50 on 40k per annum for life
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If poor Tia's parents had been doctors would we now be raising money for them instead of condemning every family member?
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The forum's really rolling now
![]() COME ON, BOYS, CHAAAARRRGE! |
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We havent got on to your bunch of Freeloaders yet O
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Here comes the laughing `lawman`
All about timing Orioles. |
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as ORIOLES appears for the defence.. '' NOT GUILTY'' he cries
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You both take your laughing faces and jog on.
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Police Detectives in this country always get away with their incompetence
In the aftermath of the trial any one raising doubts about their handling of a case is - understandably -drowned out by the fury being directed at the convicted. |
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£300/hour on Legal Aid
condolonces AG terrible times |
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Besmirching fearless lawyers, Alun? For shame!
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If i had no connection to Tia`s family i would have seen the obvious. Yet what happens is people who you are good judges of character just will not accept somebody so close to them could possibly do the unthinkable, even with such a chequered past.
My first question to my wife on monday was `and what is Christines boyfriend like?` I was told he had been on the scene for a while, didnt drive and people believed in him. How wrong can you be. |
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Agree totally. You don't know anybody. End of the day, whatever happened a 12 year old girl is dead. sympathy to all concerned but I hope the bastard responsible burns in hell.
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Agree totally. You don't know anybody. End of the day, whatever happened a 12 year old girl is dead. sympathy to all concerned but I hope the bastard responsible burns in hell.
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A sense of decorum is called for gentlemen. This isn't a time for levity.
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I just watched the interview he did and apart from the use of the past tense to describe their relationship at one point, which isn't totally damning in my opinion, I have to say he sounded genuine enough. I'm not surprised family were fooled, if that's what it turns out to be.
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