Oh, perhaps - apologies if I’ve misunderstood.Was she looking at pictures of him as a kid when she called him a 'cheeky boy'?
Mother describes unknowingly having Christmas drink with son's killer girlfriend Fiona Beal 'a few feet away' from his body
Fiona Beal, 50, pleaded guilty to murdering her boyfriend Nicholas Billingham "in cold blood" before she buried his body in their garden - his mother says she went on to welcome her into their home for a drink.news.sky.com
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The police in their statement yesterday late afternoon confirmed that despite checks there were no previous records for him or being known to the police. However, she did say they were still searching.
I don't know...
But, if the tree had image rights of more than £10k, and the court takes that value into account...
They are in for a shock.
Add to that damage to an ancient monument.
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I’m currently following the murder trial for Simon Shotton in Bournemouth as I’m quite local.
One for the defendants couldn’t give evidence today because the prison van had to drop someone else off at a another court and the poor defendant needed some rest after the long journey
www.bournemouthecho.co.uk
One for the defendants couldn’t give evidence today because the prison van had to drop someone else off at a another court and the poor defendant needed some rest after the long journey
Murder trial: Accused 'didn't feel up for' giving evidence
Debbie Ann Pereira, 39, and Benjamin Lee Atkins, 49, are facing trial at Winchester Crown Court following the alleged murder of 49 year-old Simon…
So the two that have been charged this week are completely different people to the two that were arrested and talked about back when it happened, this article makes that clear.Two charged with criminal damage for cutting down tree and damaging Hadrian's wall...
Sycamore Gap update as two men charged after iconic tree chopped down
TWO men have been charged connection with the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree. The Sycamore Gap tree, which featured in blockbuster Robin Hood: The Prince of Thieves, was destr…www.thesun.co.uk
Another initially rushed shitshow by the police then, but hopefully now they have the right people and given the time that has passed have taken the time to make sure the charges stick.
Pictured: Construction boss accused of chopping down 300-year-old tree
Dan Graham (pictured), 38, has been charged with criminal damage to the iconic tree and Hadrian's Wall in an incident last September.
I'm following too - I don't see how she couldn't know what had happened or why she didn't call the police!I’m currently following the murder trial for Simon Shotton in Bournemouth as I’m quite local.
One for the defendants couldn’t give evidence today because the prison van had to drop someone else off at a another court and the poor defendant needed some rest after the long journey
Murder trial: Accused 'didn't feel up for' giving evidence
Debbie Ann Pereira, 39, and Benjamin Lee Atkins, 49, are facing trial at Winchester Crown Court following the alleged murder of 49 year-old Simon…
He is Dual Spanish-Brazilian apparently.
Man 'broke into home & knifed dad as daughter, 4, slept before murdering boy'
A MAN allegedly broke into a home and knifed a dad as his four-year-old daughter slept before murdering a teen boy in a sword rampage, a court heard. Daniel Anjorin, 14, was killed during the horro…
www.thesun.co.uk
So it appears to be a random attack.He is Dual Spanish-Brazilian apparently.
Man 'broke into home & knifed dad as daughter, 4, slept before murdering boy'
A MAN allegedly broke into a home and knifed a dad as his four-year-old daughter slept before murdering a teen boy in a sword rampage, a court heard. Daniel Anjorin, 14, was killed during the horro…
Hmmm?
First picture of teenager shot dead in 'burglary gone wrong'
The section of Eccles Road has been cordoned off and a murder investigation launched.
metro.co.uk
Seems insane that the farmer shot him but at the same time he did try to burgle someone and of course he's "the nicest lad you'll met"
Why insane? He was protecting himself. You should be allowed to defend your home.First picture of teenager shot dead in 'burglary gone wrong'
The section of Eccles Road has been cordoned off and a murder investigation launched.
Seems insane that the farmer shot him but at the same time he did try to burgle someone and of course he's "the nicest lad you'll met"
Well, clearly he wasn't!
The poor farmer must have been absolutely petrified.
The poor farmer must have been absolutely petrified.
It's like Tony Martin all over again but he did shoot someone in the back who was outside running AWAY from him. That is NOT self defence in opinion.
Killing someone who has broken into your home and is still inside is fair game as far as I'm concerned. Hence why there's a big knife in my bedside drawer because there are certain cases that haunt me. He'll get done if the firearm isn't legally held though.
There was a case a few years ago where two members of a certain community (much like the Tony Martin case) broke into an old couple's home - think it was somewhere in London or the outskirts - and the old boy got the better of one of them and killed him (inside) The CPS never pressed charges in that case but the community decided to have the funeral procession or a march (can't remember which) right past the house where it happened. I am willing to bet money that couple had to move away from that home they'd lived in for many years and go into witness protection because, to my knowledge, we've never heard anything about it since.
EDIT - here's the case I'm talking about:
Killing someone who has broken into your home and is still inside is fair game as far as I'm concerned. Hence why there's a big knife in my bedside drawer because there are certain cases that haunt me. He'll get done if the firearm isn't legally held though.
There was a case a few years ago where two members of a certain community (much like the Tony Martin case) broke into an old couple's home - think it was somewhere in London or the outskirts - and the old boy got the better of one of them and killed him (inside) The CPS never pressed charges in that case but the community decided to have the funeral procession or a march (can't remember which) right past the house where it happened. I am willing to bet money that couple had to move away from that home they'd lived in for many years and go into witness protection because, to my knowledge, we've never heard anything about it since.
EDIT - here's the case I'm talking about:
Pensioner who lawfully killed burglar has had to change identity
Henry Vincent, 37, died after breaking into the south east London home of Richard Osborn-Brooks, then 78, last year. He and his wife now have new identities and live in a mystery location.
www.dailymail.co.uk
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They always are .First picture of teenager shot dead in 'burglary gone wrong'
The section of Eccles Road has been cordoned off and a murder investigation launched.
Seems insane that the farmer shot him but at the same time he did try to burgle someone and of course he's "the nicest lad you'll met"
Insane was probably the wrong word, I would imagine he probably panicked and what happened would've been so fast. Like the poster below said I hope the gun was legal.
I have a baseball bat beside my bedroom door and I would use it if needed. I remember that case, he had to leave his house as the house was attacked and the funeral procession went past where he lived.It's like Tony Martin all over again but he did shoot someone in the back who was outside running AWAY from him. That is NOT self defence in opinion.
Killing someone who has broken into your home and is still inside is fair game as far as I'm concerned. Hence why there's a big knife in my bedside drawer because there are certain cases that haunt me. He'll get done if the firearm isn't legally held though.
There was a case a few years ago where two members of a certain community (much like the Tony Martin case) broke into an old couple's home - think it was somewhere in London or the outskirts - and the old boy got the better of one of them and killed him (inside) The CPS never pressed charges in that case but the community decided to have the funeral procession or a march (can't remember which) right past the house where it happened. I am willing to bet money that couple had to move away from that home they'd lived in for many years and go into witness protection because, to my knowledge, we've never heard anything about it since.
EDIT - here's the case I'm talking about:
Pensioner who lawfully killed burglar has had to change identity
Henry Vincent, 37, died after breaking into the south east London home of Richard Osborn-Brooks, then 78, last year. He and his wife now have new identities and live in a mystery location.www.dailymail.co.uk
It’s being reported to the police were called to the property earlier in the week. The statistics show that the police do not to respond to or solve burglary crimes. they seem to be a non-priority. It’s terrifying for rural and isolated residents. It’s no wonder that people take the law into their own hands. You have to be able to defend yourself and then if the police can’t do it people do it for themselves. I see the homeowner has been arrested for attempted murder. It will be for the investigation to determine whether the shots fired count as self defence.
This is fairly near me.
The guy who's died was a dj at the local pub and they posted that he was a nice lad who'll be missed. So nice that he was in someone's farm in the middle of the night with 2 other who've been arrested for aggregated burglery....
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The guy who's died was a dj at the local pub and they posted that he was a nice lad who'll be missed. So nice that he was in someone's farm in the middle of the night with 2 other who've been arrested for aggregated burglery....
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Farm crime round there is bad, Derbyshire police are asking about cattle being stolen the same night. There's no police station nearby so it's no wonder farmers are getting frustrated.
front page of the sun today. What were they thinking? A small left hand column. Referring to the victim Daniel Anjorin as ‘sword lad’. The child was 14, walking to school and was murdered. A hard working family have lost their child.
loathe this paper.
Is it Travellers responsible in your area? Where I am travellers are responsible for a huge amount of rural crime from burglaries to hare coursing. And the police seem unwilling or unable to control it.
I think it's the proximity to Manchester and Sheffield for the most part. That and the police are covering a large, rural area with little resources.
Although having said that it appears the lads involved here are also local to the farm.
As the subject of travelers has come up, I notice The Mail describes Dan Graham, the chap charged with cutting down the tree, as...
" He lives in a caravan by a field with horses and has a number of dogs on his land in the countryside near the city. "
" He lives in a caravan by a field with horses and has a number of dogs on his land in the countryside near the city. "
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