See I was thinking the other way around. The 13 year old has harmed him and the adults have covered it up? I can’t imagine a 13 year old being arrested as part of the process unless there was something sinister can you?
I saw that story on the Mail earlier on, but no way am I going to read it. I don't even want to imagine what that poor child went through. My God, how is she ever going to be able to grow up have a normal life after what she's gone though?Not Murder but once again vile grooming etc.
Group of 29 men charged with rape of 13-year-old girl in England
The vast majority of alleged offending occurred in Calderdale, but some occurred in the Bradford District. The men will appear at Bradford Magistrates Court on 7 and 9 July.www.dailymail.co.uk
Glad I'm not the only one having a weird feeling about this .
My gf is a massive fan too, but I've come to conclusion that Jessica Fletcher is a mass murderer and hypnotises people into confessing what she has done.Totally off topic, but I am so pleased to come across another Murder, She Wrote fan
Jesus that's horrific. I thought it was bad enough when it was the poor girls actual father and her mother had done that but to read it was her stepfather and that her mother wasn't even still in a relationship with him yet helped him cover up her daughters sexual abuse and then murder is obscene.
'Bernadette, a ‘socially awkward’ teenager whose friendships were generally limited to people she had met only on social media, was reported missing on July 21 by her mother, who had ten children by seven men.'
You were right.
www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk
Oh my life, no
I don't think I 'discover' anything really - it's purely just for my own nosiness. Although I fully support the way we do things here, sometimes, a case piques my interest so much, I can't wait until trial and I just have to try and work it out for myself. That's what interests me - not really the 'how' people have been killed but who by, did they know each other, what was their relationship and why? I share some things I find on here but I wouldn't call myself a WebSleuth by any means - those guys go really deep!
Just followed this link and read article on the Julia James murder. That poor woman, ‘extremely violent’ attack, possibly with an iron bar. It says possibly a random attack too. A mum, wife, grandmother, friend, just out walking her dogLooks like Callum Wheeler is going to try and use a mental health defence
Julia James murder suspect, 21, is remanded in custody
The man accused of bludgeoning PCSO Julia James to death faces a four-week trial.
Trial has been set for 29th November.
Julia James' case, if there was no sexual assault, really reminds me of Peter Wrighton, who was murdered in Norfolk. Now that young man probably did have a legitimate mental health defence but his legal team didn't go down that route and I never really understood why
Peter Wrighton killer Alexander Palmer jailed for life
A former Royal Marine commando has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 28 years for the “callous and planned” murder of dog walker Peter…www.eadt.co.uk
Doctors warned of killer's knife hoard - BBC News
Alexander Palmer's parents say they shared their fears before he stabbed an 83-year-old dog walker.www.bbc.co.uk
Slightly off topic but Alexander Palmer's e-fit is more like a photograph. One of the best likenesses I've seen.
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absolute scum of the earth anyone that could do this to another human being
Also very interested in this case. As nurses we document literally everything we do, get drugs double signed (especially in paediatrics!!) and have to remember / reflect / document all sorts of events. I fear that one day a police officer will turn up and ask me something like “you wrote on one label the insulin was given at 1700, yet another label said 1710. What happened in those 10minutes on that shift that wasn’t actually on your rota because you were called in to cover last minute 5 years ago?!”. Odd one as almost everything we do in a hospital environment is noticed / monitored / double checked. On a ward you aren’t alone often. Cases like Beverly Allitt have ensured there are strict protocols in place.Honestly, it's not odd at all - that is absolutely what should happen. No details should come out until the trial. You get a victim name, cause of death (although not always) where and when it happened and then, when the person is charged, their name, age and address. And that's it. I'm not really sure about the rules on photographs - the media take them from Facebook and print them a lot of the time now upon charging but the police don't release their mugshot until they are convicted.
The victims were named early on in the court proceedings but the attempted murder victim's names can't be reported (for obvious reasons)
The media, on the other hand, had a field day when she was first arrested - they named her (not the police, who, quite rightly, didn't name her until she was charged two years later) and trawled her Facebook account, printing photographs of her, her house, her road name and even printed photographs of her reporting for bail back in her home town.
And whether she is found guilty or not guilty, because of them, her life as she knew it was over the first second they did that. Absolute fucking scum they are
I will keep saying it. Everyone is entitled to a fair trial in this county. Everyone, no matter what they have allegedly done.
Yes, releasing information, apart from the basics, before a trial is considered highly prejudicial here in the UK (unlike the USA)
And I wouldn't necessarily agree with your second point in her case. It took two years to charge her so I think it's unlikely there is a 'smoking gun' - as I've already said, I'm willing to bet it's more likely to be a circumstantial case based on ruling everyone else out. But sometimes, circumstantial cases can be just as compelling as a case with forensics, DNA, etc. I've watched every episode of Cold Justice!
