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Ah, Honkey, I see it now. I missed the last few posts on that page. Doh.
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Vey sad.
RIP Tia. |
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RIP Tia, so sad
I hope the scumbag who did this endures a long and very painful sentence.. |
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Things move pretty fast on here Monkey!
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Lets hope Hazell does the right thing and saves the taxpayer a few quid!
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He's probably finding a suitable machete as we speak, GoOnThen. With some luck.
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Reckon they'll either catch him soon or he'll top himself.
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Hope Hazell bumps into the right people, and they save the taxpayer a few quid!
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There is a "well done" to be said to many on this thread. Statistics, body language, instinct, language etc were pretty strong.
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Yep Monkey. Seems most of people's prejudices and jumped-to conclusions were right pretty much from day one. Depressing, but true.
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Honkeyjoe - It does seem strange that dogs weren't brought in to detect something earlier, though.
Exactly. And what if she'd been gagged and tied up somewhere alive? Other than Hazell's word there was never a scrap of evidence to indicate she ever left the house. More will come out no doubt but at the moment it's hard to understand |
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If we can see it, how can't the people on the ground?
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quite incredible that this bloke has been able to slip away
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1.01 'our hearts go out to the family' delivered.
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seriously if my kid went missing id want the police round straight away, and with sniffer dogs to try and find him asap.
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No-one , but no-one in the UK used to say 'our hearts go out to the family' until some herbert said it on TV a few years back, and it then suddenly became mandatory, however insincerely it was said.
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Time and time again when will the Police learn and act straight away in these cases,awful news......................
Thoughts with your family and friends AG RIP Tia |
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Yeah A_T, the total dearth of CCTV combined with his criminal record (not to mention a few inconsistencies in the 'facts') should certainly have been enough for them to get the dogs squad in. Presumably they would have known all of these things within the first day or two and, who knows, maybe she would still have been alive. (Although, personally, I suspect she was sadly gone by the end of the Thursday.)
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Elisjohn, in fairness, if your child went missing, you probably wouldn't think he or she was concealed somewhere in your own house!
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***PAST TENSE ALERT***
Stuart Hazell: "I’d never think of it, I loved her to bits, like she is my own daughter." ---------------------------------- That would have been a massive give away to the police. If they suspected him earlier, it would have been cemented after that! |
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I'd be looking in the loft straight away, with a noncey looking bloke like hazell about.
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people in authority simply dont use any commom sense anymore, its a scandal how bad the police are if this girl been in the house a week
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when a kid goes missing you will find its someone close to the family as it has been in this case
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So he wanted to sleep with the grandmother, the mother AND the daughter probably.
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Tia right under the police's nose for a week and now they've let the prime suspect run off. Staggering incompetence - you could not make this up.
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True dr atkins, but if it was you yourself, you probably wouldn't suspect those close to you. Loved ones very rarely believe their relations could hurt a fly, no matter what sort of a past they may have had. That's human nature.
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Poor girl Police are a disgrace |
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thats a bit early angry monkey
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is it the house where there is an alsation outside on tv pics today ?
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Keystone Cops
Disgraceful.....I hope he does not top himself....Leave him to get some prison justice on a daily basis. |
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Be nice if he ran into those people who broke into that chap's garage..
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Police knew just needed proof. cant just barge in tearing the place down. imo.
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If they knew, this guy should not be on the loose after being taken in yesterday.
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What is it with the police?
27 days to arrest Joanna Yeates murderer, who lived through the bedroom wall and now this.....? |
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bet there were a few sweating on that estate when police started forcing entry into garages etc
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honky joe not so long ago i and others put posters up about a missing girl who was found dead,the police then said they always start close to home and work outwards in turn out it was her brother that killed her
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But keep your prime suspect under observation FFS.....
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They could have got the dogs in or taken away bedding for analysis several days earlier though, Count. Everybody here had it pretty much sussed two or three days in, so the whole thing should have been resolved by the 'professionals' by the middle of the week, at the latest.
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I think AG had some duff information about Tia's phone.
There was obviously nothing wrong with it and the only reason it was left in the house along with the travel card is because she never left the house!! ![]() So sad. |
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no one can defend the cops here, if body was in the house, surely that where you would start searching
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