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No right minded person would allow a p1sshead, a junkie, a thief, a drug dealer or a person convicted for machete offences, or someone they just didn't like the look of, to babysit their 12 year old daughter.
Now, AG, I know this family are indirectly related to you and I don't wish to offend you but you have to accept the facts and understand how all good parents would think, and they would all agree that Tia had been badly let down by her mother and grandmother as well as, obviously SH. This does not appear to be a 'normal' working class family set up, as you are so keen to portray but a completely dysfunctional underclass family of scum - like quite a few on that estate, which I know reasonably well. |
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even if SH had no criminal record & no addictions i.e a blameless character he was a 37 y.o man,letting a 12 yo girl stay there alone regularly was asking for trouble.The bottom line is that the parents dont appear to have had much interest in the girl & failed to do their job.
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If thats the case its only only a small fraction of the family which have these failures. I know the extended family which are not so dysfunctional. Can not disagree with you Barrow. I am sure they realise that they created this environment. They don`t need telling now. |
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Would you say bank robbers are a danger to children then? Or anyone with a ABH charge? |
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Is that according to "Christine" ? Because she would presumably have noticed when she returned from work that morning if he was either drunk or hungover...
or was it common knowledge that he was also a drinker!! |
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Would you say bank robbers are a danger to children then? Or anyone with a ABH charge?
Potentially yes. Clearly they are people who make bad decisions, struggle with self control and are liable to react violently. |
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Would you say bank robbers are a danger to children then? Or anyone with a ABH charge?
gabrial, I would guess not all bank robbers and thugs are a danger to children; would I let my 12 year old stay in a house with them alone? Not a phucking chance. Would you? |
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Of course he wouldn't. Nor would any good parent, blackburn1.
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Do you know which members of the family social services were keeping tabs on with regards to Tia's welfare, AG?
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I think that, if anything of lasting good is going to come out of this thread, the members of the forum should use their collective experience to come up with a precise and definitive list of proscribed offences, misdemeanours and predilections that can be easily printed off and presented to any adult that is likely ever to come into contact with any child who is a relative, close or distant, or close acquaintance, of any chit-chatter, for the purpose of marking that adult down as a wrong-un BEFORE anything untoward happens.
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Sounds Good...Can I Start...
Crack Cocaine Dealers Posession of a deadly weapon offenders Both of these in my opinion would rule out any potential babysitters round my house |
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3) Toothless chavs who date the daughter, then start sha*ging the mother
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Ok, so far we've given the thumbs-up to heroin dealers and regular chavs*
* must have at least one tooth |
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4) People who think 11am is early
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The family was known to social services because Christine worked for them, with autistic kids. By the way SH was not a junkie and he was an ex drug dealer. Still sounds bad but lets get some accuracy here. |
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gabrial, 3 weeks ago would have left your son with Hazell?
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He is a stranger to me so obviously not. |
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How do we know that you don`t have a psychopathic personality?
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Angel Gabrial just won the 5:25 at Newmarket
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Who says a psychopathic personality is required? This is presumably not premeditated murder. Could just have been him angrily lashing out in violent fashion.
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No one said it Oz.
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Yet to squeeze the life out of a young girl and to portray yourself the next day as nothing had happened could label him as one. Not an expert at psychological pigeon holing.
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Very sad story overall here.
To say that the guy hasn't ever done drugs means he must have had an extremely bad paper round - looking at his face |
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When I say hasn't ever done drugs, I mean has been heavily into class A substances.
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post mortem result ,so far ,dont know how she died i heard ?
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Yes
Other lines of testing taking place. Police errors having a knock on effect. |
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forgive me if this has been discussed earlier in the thread but the grandmother is 46.
contrary to some press reports this is not the norm in working class areas. What happened to the respective fathers of Tina and her mother ? ....... it suggests a lack of long term relationships were common. |
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From the Cheryl Cole Thread
Angel Gabrial 16 Aug 12 22:11 Joined: 09 May 05 | Topic/replies: 6,441 | Blogger: Angel Gabrial's blog My wife is brown i wonder if Cheryl would be interested in her.Love Did you watch that documentary last night on Channel 5 The Woman Who Wasn't there? |
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Awful news about the post-mortem because of the state of the body, no cause of death can be determined....
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No Ylime i didn`t watch it but i know the story.
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By the way what is the connection with that c+p and your post as to this thread ![]() Your not trying to suggest i have made all this up are you ![]() |
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No I am not
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I thought that you was pondering the brown wife connection.
No worries mate. |
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Angel Gabrial 16 Aug 12 16:27
Pixie The family was known to social services because Christine worked for them, with autistic kids. By the way SH was not a junkie and he was an ex drug dealer. Still sounds bad but lets get some accuracy here. The BBC reported that the 'family' were known to social services by Merton council, which is where mother and Tia lived. If they were referring to just the Grandmother for her job, it would have fallen under either Bromley or Croydon social services and they wouldn't have stated anything as 'Employee is known to employer' is hardly a newsworthy story and worth an enquiry, is it? Also, please can I have any 1.01 that SH wasn't a junkie at some stage of his life. Just look at him! A face ravaged by class As and have you ever heard of a drug dealer that is not user? Because I haven't! |
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A face ravaged by class As and have you ever heard of a drug dealer that is not user? Because I haven't!
How many do you know? Majority of drug dealers are illegal business men, earning a few quid her and there. What about the guys with the BMW`s Pixie do you know any of these dealers. Do you actually know what your talking about? Just because he had used class A substances in the past does not mean he still was. More of a spliff head with a liking for vodka perhaps? What was his drug of chose when he went missing? Are there any reports he is going cold turkey right now in Belmarsh? Keep thinking Pixie. |
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What was his drug of choice when he went missing? Are there any reports he is going cold turkey right now in Belmarsh?
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Let's face it we don't know much about SH. Even Tia's family only know what he told then and we know what that's worth.
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So are you saying that Stuart Hazell had never taken crack cocaine in his life despite the fact that he has convictions for dealing in it?
In my life I have probably known hundreds of drug dealers through my line of work and virtually all of the low end dealers like SH have drug problems themselves and selling the gear helps them to fund their habit. |
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He was part of Tia`s family for 5 years, they all knew about his crim record, yet hardly put a foot wrong in his behaviour to the family. So it was a gradual trust he gained. |
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Pixie did you read this that i posted.
Just because he had used class A substances in the past does not mean he still was. Yes i am saying he probably did, but so did Eric Clapton. Are you a copper? |