Missing people and murder cases #4

[youRjokingHunz]

People underestimate the danger of heat exhaustion
He may have already been dehydrated from a night on the Razz
And he’s found himself at some after party with Randoms and wanted to get home, and for an unknown reason he’s set off walking thinking it’s not that far but succumbed to the elements .

a clever man like Dr Mosley can fall fowl to the heat so can anyone of us.

I am praying I’m wrong though and this lad is hurt but ok.
He’s just a young kid so I’m hoping for a positive outcome

 

[Hairraiser]

There’s a man missing in Norwich, it made national news cause he used to work for Martin Lewis but it’s disappeared from the mainstream media and there are only updates locally now. I live in Norfolk and have been checking the websites frequently and there’s no news yet…he’s a young father of 2 and in works in a school. I so hope they find him, it’s so heartbreaking all these people that go missing

 

[Justhereforthedrama]

Discord is saying multiple bodies found at the farm, could be much bigger than just Asha.

 

[SaLou]

Very sad but at least he was found. Never ever knowing must be torture.

 

[craftingfroze]

I cant believe we have people walking among us that are “contributing” to a group like that. One woman recorded part of the live stream for them to jump to conclusions over and apologized for it being all over the place as she had her baby on her lap who was kicking her phone…get a fucking life and look after your kid!

No one deserves that type of death but come on, If Michael Mosley thought it was a good idea to walk home somewhere he wasn’t familiar with without a phone in 40 degree heat, it’s obvious this isn’t going to have a good outcome.

He’s had a big night and thought he could get home by foot, no thought of charging his phone, water etc, the idea that this has anything to do with mafia, Moroccans or kidnapping is clutching at straws.

 

[sarwah17]

Third person claims to be missing toddler as mum gives Jay Slater warning

Wednesday sees the 33rd anniversary of 21-month-old Ben’s disappearance from the Greek island of Kos and mum Kerry has to wait to see if a stranger could be Ben - for the third time this year

www.mirror.co.uk

I would love Kerry to get answers on what happened to Ben. It must be absolute agony.

 

[karmadrama]

That Facebook group is utterly ridiculous, why have the admins not turned members posts off and kept it friends/family updates only. Or at least have someone just approve the very few (if any) posts that could actually be helpful.
I don’t agree that he ‘deserves’ anything bad to happen to him because of his past. Not condoning what he did at all but as a mother I can’t bring myself to agree with people who say ‘maybe its his karma’, he’s a 19yr old boy ffs

 

[GiveMyHeadPeace]

Can’t get the cross bow murders out of my head. What those women must have gone through in their last moments is incomprehensible. If the media timelines are accurate, neighbours heard screams at 6.30pm, he didn’t leave until 6.50pm and one of them managed to call 999 at 7pm.

They must have been petrified and in such pain. It’s so heartbreaking and sickening.

 

[50sGirl]

I just read she made contact after 10 years. Her parents and siblings moved to Canada a few years after she went missing.
Once she traced them to Canada, she remained in touch with them and was no longer missing. They just didn't tell the police.

I found the Daily Mail article very intrusive tbh.
When I started reading it, I thought she’d sold them the story but she hadn’t. She wanted no part of it.
Instead they paid for a copy of her birth certificate and published a photo of it and spoke to one of her cousins to fill in the blanks. They gave details of her son‘s name and age and the men she had married and where they live(d). They even wrote that she had been in touch with her brother because the article quoted a Facebook post that she had written as a tribute when he died.
Gutter press at it’s worse and I felt bad for reading it. Had I known it wasn’t with her permission then I don’t think I’d have clicked on it.

 

[LividLalji]

Who is he related to in corrie?
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Teen goaded police about their driving skills following 70mph chase

A teenager tried to break into a property before going on to steal a car, taking police on a 70mph chase through the streets of East Lancashire

www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk

The one he attacked, apparently done other crimes such as mug grannies etc

Janice Battersby. Her god mother is his grandma she tweeted.

Also meant to add about the machete incident the defendants were laughing in court. This was august last year, no remorse whatsoever so for those people saying he’s changed, he was young etc….

Yes the incident may have been years previous but the court case was not even a year ago and they were laughing in court. Honestly don’t understand how they escaped prison tbh.

 

[kermucklowe]

Me, like most wouldn't wish this on my worst ememy, and I really hope it works out OK and he gets home safe, but Jesus, that FB group is something else! Why do people (no relation, don't even know him) get so involved, saying they haven't slept all night, should they fly over and help. People these days love the drama. I just don't understand.

 

[LividLalji]

On another thread someone managed to find the article where J was once involved in someone getting their head cut open with a machete and got something like a youth referral order and a curfew

I’ve seen that article, it was awful how every single one of them avoided a custodial sentence considering he was beaten badly.

 

[JuneJuneHannah]

Twin guilty of killing charity cyclist and covering it up with brother

Alexander and Robert McKellar disposed of Tony Parsons' body in a country estate in 2017.

news.stv.tv

Just wanted to share this one which is quite local to me. Tony set off on a charity cycle and never made it home. He was missing for several years. The roads were searched and there was gossip about possible suicide which his family said would never have happened.

Turned out he was hit by a drunk driver and his twin brother, left at the side of the road while they went home to swap vehicles, they then took his body to an area where they dispose of animals (they work at a scottish estate and will be familiar with disposal of remains) and buried him.

Word is that, due to a relationship breakdown, a former girlfriend went to the police to say what he and his brother had done. The police conducted a search and eventually found Tony's body. For a while it felt like this would never be solved.

The twins were originally charged with murder and conspiracy to murder because it was believed that Tony may have still been alive for some time and denied medical treatment but a lesser charge has been accepted. I hope they go away for a decent amount of time to give justice to Tony and his family.

Please excuse any typos. I broke my glasses!

 

[dressinggownofdoom]

A medium has posted that he’s in an old derelict church, search over everyone!

 

[LouBug19]

She's been found safe according to sky news - thank god she's been found.

 

[orangelolly]

Really hope they are just lost somewhere

Mum and wife of missing walkers 'heartbroken' after two bodies found

Tom Parry, 49, and his son Richie hadn't returned home as planned.

metro.co.uk

They just said on GMB that two bodies have been found at Glencoe so looks like they’ve sadly died out there

 

[GiveMyHeadPeace]

Greenwich: Urgent search for missing six-year-old girl in London

The girl was last seen on CCTV on Monday at about midday wearing light pink clothing.

www.bbc.com

6 year old girl missing in Greenwich.... Why is Eudine not front and centre on the news?!

That poor girl. I saw the camera footage showing her walking near her house at midday wearing long sleeved PJs (on the hottest day of the near). She wasn’t reported missing until nearly 11pm. I get the sense she wasn’t very well cared for at home. So sad.

 

[nothanksbabes]

Guilty! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8elyx27p56o
ETA- the mother who left her 4 children by themselves and they subsequently died in a house fire. Sorry I thought the title of the article would have automatically appeared.

God, this is so sad. Look how gorgeous they are .

Father says they were loved and she was generally a "good mum", yet the house was so full of rubbish the toilet couldn't even be used. I don't know what cycle of misery and trauma you need to have come from to think that is adequate parenting.

 

[Davena94]

Slightly off topic but it made me think, for every missing person there must be so many that have died/disappeared with no one to actually miss them. My friend had to ring the police yesterday because a house in the road behind hers had hundreds of flies in the windows Hopefully it’s not somebody dead, but how awful for these people who die and it goes unnoticed for so long

 

[Don’tStart]

Has there ever been any update on this. The arrests, and investigation, are as vague and mysterious as the disapperance of Andrew Gosden. They stated that it would be at most 12 months to investigate what they confisctaed, and yet it's now over 18 months.
Accuse me of being a bit dramatic (and getting hysterical about a conspiracy) but did they find something so shocking, and connected, to other people that this has become even bigger than they ever thought? Slightly dramatic? maybe. But the whole thing is seeped in oddness and reeks of cover-ups.
I know the police are pretty inept at times, but something has never sat right that the CCTV footage was left alone so it would be erased.

Any thoughts?

Andrew Gosden: Arrested men still under investigation a year later

Andrew Gosden, then 14, got off a train in London in September 2007 and has never been seen again.

www.bbc.co.uk

I came across a video on TikTok today about his case and that caused me to question whether or not I remembered correctly that someone had been arrested for being involved in his disappearance.

There’s something about this case I find so odd and chilling. One detail that always gives me the chills is how years after Andrew’s disappearance, someone in the dead of night in an area nowhere near Doncaster or London came to a police station and claimed to have information about his disappearance and when an officer finally came to the reception area to probe this person they just disappeared and were never traced.