Of course it depends on how long the step-dad has known the mother and daughter.....if over 5 years he may be closely attached to the girl.

BBC website says "no suspicious circs"

So....Committed suicide ?  - over an argument ?

Crikey. If no suspicious circumstances though, do you really think a girl would commit suicide over being asked to clean out a food bag? There is plenty more to come on this.

HANGED OR DROWNED

For the police to say the death is not suspicious, they must have clear evidence that she wasn't killed.

Bridgend in Wales.

17 young suicides !



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-516235/Schoolgirl-hanged-Bridgend-17th-young-victim-suicide-town.html

Whatever has happened it's just a deeply upsetting, depressing episode. How can a young girl like that take her own life if that is the case? I just cannot get my head around it.

Facts   
02 Jun 15 23:25 
Bridgend in Wales.
17 young suicides !
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-516235/Schoolgirl-hanged-Bridgend-17th-young-victim-suicide-town.html

Can't be true. it's in the Mail.

Have you got the Guardian link?

Something else may have triggered this reaction.

I don't read the Guardian, it's all bollocks.

i remember it well didnt know it was 17

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgend_suicide_incidents

Bridgend suicide incidents
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Bridgend suicide incidents are a set of suicides involving young people in Bridgend County Borough in South Wales. Reports speculated that a "cult suicide" was to blame.[1] As of February 2012, there have been seventy-nine known deaths since January 2007,[2] though police have found no evidence to link the cases together. Of 25 people who killed themselves between January 2007 and February 2009, all but one died from hanging.[3]

The parents of one of the dead accused the media of "glamorising ways of taking one's life to young people".[4] Madeleine Moon, Member of Parliament for Bridgend said that the media were "now part of the problem".[5] The mother of one of the deceased added: "We have lost our son and the media reporting of this has made it more unbearable".[5]

Many of the suicide victims were teenagers between the ages of 13 to 17.

In the years between 1996 and 2006, an average of three men committed suicide in Bridgend every year. In 2007, the total was believed to be at least nine.[6]

On 12 January 2010 it was reported that another two people had committed suicide in the town.[7]

An article in People magazine reported that by February 2012 seventy-nine people had committed suicide by hanging. Most of the victims are young adults, but the age range is 13 to 41 years of age. In 2010 police asked the media to stop covering the suicides in an attempt to prevent copy-cats. Bridgend is a former market town of around 39,000 people; however, the suicides stretched over the whole county borough of Bridgend, which has a population of over 100,000.[8]

A 2013 documentary[9] and a 2015 drama film[10] starring Hannah Murray have been made about these incidents, both called Bridgend.

spellingandgrammarchecker     02 Jun 15 23:34 
I don't read the Guardian, it's all bollocks.



Pretty much akin to your contributions on the Forums then.

I have not followed the story until this evening. Did she have any medical conditions?

There are some astonishing posts on here. Won't you ever learn to stop this stupid 'she looks threatened' or 'it's always the step-father' or 'the mother looks like she knows something' and 'he takes steroids...maybe he hit her' or he fancied her in her swimsuit'.
You're bloody sick! Stick to what is known, which is very little. Further details will probably be forthcoming, but nobody knows what has occurred yet.

It's called expressing a view naydam.

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It's called malicious gossip and serves no useful purpose. In certain cases it can be extremely prejudicial and dangerous!