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12 Jun 15
15:08
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The empathy of a honey badger..
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mum must be complete mental case for her not to automatically get custody as in 99.99999% of other cases
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Aye, there keeping her 'troubles' quiet. No mention by anyone of the reasons she wasn't given custody. Only thing i can think of is she was warned to give her ex proper access and just kept refusing.. Might be completely wrong though and she is a relative of David Icke...
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Shocked that Judge seems to have ESP and sentences her Mothers partner Andrew Butt to 28 Days because;
"Butt claimed he did not know where Rebecca and Ethan had gone after he left them in Cheltenham, He admitted driving Rebecca and Ethan from Highbridge, in Somerset, to Cheltenham in Gloucestershire on 27 May." But the Judge told him he did not believe him, The driver, Andrew Butt, was jailed for the maximum 28 days for contempt. The Judge now seems to think Butt has ESP and states; "He could be released earlier if he chose to share more information, The 56-year-old was also warned if he continued not to tell the truth about their whereabouts he could be given a further sentence." Minnock must be going through some "Burn Phones" since she has not been caught by now  |
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She can hide them in her ample bosoms..
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She's given herself up..
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She said the other day: "I'm going to get into trouble for this and so are my family, but it isn't about us we have to put Ethan first".
Nothing says putting your child first more than making him go on the run for two weeks, becoming the focal point of a nationwide manhunt and media scrum, holed up in god knows what conditions to stay hidden. If only more parents went to such efforts to put their children first. Selfless. |
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makes me sick
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She's given herself up.. That's what I heard. But the BBC say she was 'found safe.' Which most front desks in police stations happen to be. |
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what makes you sick, brendan? a mother desperate not to have to give up her child?
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Zero sympathy for the mother here.
Told lies about the father in order to obtain custody but was found out. |
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and you've been in a situation in which you might possibly lose your child?
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Hardly "losing" her child.
The court decided that the father should have custody. I'm sure she'll have access - which is what many fathers have to put up with. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-33121969
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I think the question i would like answering is why 'supervised access only?'
Very strange this decision for a mother to have. No wonder she was peed off. If there is a mental health issue then why hasn't it been mentioned? |
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bloody hell Wesdag, i'm sure all parents would be perfectly happy with 'access only' to their own kids
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Maybe she should join fathers 4 justice.
Only topical because it's the mother, for a change, that feels hard done by. |
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probably a good reason why she didn't have custody - like those fathers for justice loonies
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shes most probably on the phone right now hawking her story around to the highest bidder
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no doubt
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The Sun 1.2
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Seems like the press weren't the only ones manipulated by this bint.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-33134781 |