Her poor colleagues grieving their friend and coworker but having to find the strength to tell those children why she’s not there today.Just seen on the news the little cards the children in her class made for her today. Looks like the kids adored her, heartbreaking
So many lives changed forever because of the actions of one man. I just can’t stop thinking about Aisling and her family 
How can you confidently say she loved him? And that she could have turned wher life around. Maybe after her first child was taken but this was her sixth and addicts are still able of functioning - she gave him none of his medication and used his inhalers to inhale drugs. She failed her six children. Yes she was addicted to drugs but she would have had lots of opportunities and support to change - this was her 6th child and she couldn’t ensure he had a bed to sleep in. I can’t feel sorry for her. He should have been taken off her and put into a safe home. He was going to school smelling of cigarette smoke and urine. Abused from beginning to end. Someone could have loved and cherished this little boy. She didn’t deserve him. Yes she has issues but that is not love, it isn’t. 6 children down and because he wasn’t taken away like the others he ends up dead and dying in a horrific way. Did you see photos of the house and all of the drug paraphernalia?
Same. I couldn’t help laughing aloud, I wanted them to get him stuck halfway and have the lift doors shut on him. Repeatedly. I also had a wry laugh about the irony of him sustaining similar injuries from that van as he inflicted on that poor little baby, I bet he didn’t realise it was a tiny taste of his own medicine. I hope he gets really f**ked up in prison.
The fuck?He laughed his way through the trial and instead of taking it as a blatant lack of remorse the judge saw it as a sign of immaturity and cited that as a reason for his leniency. Unbelievable
I tend to think the most obvious scenario is the case here. If I remember correctly the weight of the collection from the bin lorry was very strange and extremely heavier than usual. I think unfortunately he did crawl into a bin and was then taken to that landfill site and he will never be found. It's such a sad case, can't even imagine how his family deal with it.
It's not that odd. Parks have long been hookup spots for some gay men. (I would add that men and women have the right to shag in public without some maniac murdering them just as the law has the right to do them for public indecency if someone objects.)
This is appalling. Someone capable of such unprovoked violence at 16 is a danger to society and especially women.
Just read up on it and I feel sick now! So many horrible details - the baby out late at night with its mother and being dropped face first on the pavement in the tussle, resulting in facial injuries; the Good Samaritan man being knocked unconscious and waking up to see his girlfriend holding her throat with a look of shock on her face; her having two cardiac arrests from ‘catastrophic blood loss’ and succumbing to her injuries after 6 days. Just dreadful. I would want to intervene as a Good Samaritan in a situation like this one but it seems likely it wouldn’t end well - best case scenario, you get into a relatively harmless scrap, worst case scenario you get stabbed or beaten to death.
I understand what he’s saying, he’s referring to all the things that have been taken from her and her family by the defendant, all those opportunities robbed, their future gone. He’s referring to the big life events, he mentions she will never be a mum and they will never be grandparents to her children. It’s really to hammer home all the loss, it’s all consuming and all encompassing. I get it.That footage is chillingThis is so awful and it happened not far from where I live
Slightly ot but I hate how in these situations men always say 'my daughter will never get married now I'll never get to walk her down the aisle' as if that's the biggest tragedy to come out of something like this
Looking at the mother I had a hunch that she was a vulnerable woman with learning disabilities. Reading the article it says she had diagnoses of epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism. I bet you she had learning disabilities too - probably brain damage due to a birth injury. I’d bet money on it.First time reading about this one. Few years ago. Another baby murder. For crying out loud, don’t have a baby unless you truly want to care for one! These two look a right pair of reprobates too. Poor baby.
Mother and father jailed for causing death of nine-day-old baby
Ava Grace Nolan was found unresponsive by paramedics at her family home in Nelson, Lancashire, on August 16, 2017. A post-mortem examination revealed Ava died of a head injury.www.dailymail.co.uk
If you have read My Sister Milly, you will know the excruciating torment that poor family went through at the hands of everyone and the therapy they have had to go through. It is absolutely harrowing.This piece explains a lot.
Milly Dowler father 'was suspect' - BBC News
Milly Dowler's father was a suspect in her disappearance after police found bondage material at their family home, the Old Bailey is told.www.bbc.co.uk
And here's what I wrote on another forum on the day of his conviction:
"Levi Bellfield was already serving a whole life tariff in respect of his previous convictions so this trial was, in part I assume, in order to bring some kind of closure for the family. I therefore feel that Bob Dowler's statement that the trial has been 'too high a price to pay' quite extraordinary in the circumstances and feel certain he wouldn't be saying that if all his dirty little secrets were not now in the public demain. As for her sister saying that the day her parents were questioned in court was worse than finding out her sister had been murdered.....well, words fail me.
Milly had been unhappy at home, partly because of the things she found out about her father, as is apparent in some of the things she wrote. He was treated by the police as a suspect.
The case against Levi Bellfield was totally circumstantial.I feel it is ridiculous not to expect the defence to bring this into evidence. They are paid to put other people in the frame, muddy the waters, create doubt. They did their job.
And, having followed the trial, I don't feel that Milly's name was sullied in any way.
Unfortunately, each family statement today seemed to focus on their own suffering caused by the trial.....rather than as a result of the loss of Milly.
I've always thought they have been very dignified throughout the past nine years but I thought they came across badly today."
www.thesun.co.uk
its bad enough he was only sentenced to 7yrs,and her, fully complicit, received 2 yrs but got out well before her time also. Cruel callous evil pair. What is wrong with our sentencing here?!!! It's unbelievable how you can murder a child or allow someone else to and receive a few years behind bars, then you've got a potential terrorist jailed for 55yrs for planning an attack which never happened. Yes if it had that'd be horrific, and I understand would involve more lives lost than this little boys life, however a killers a killer and it takes a pure breed of evil to kill their own offspring. Doesn't his life mean a thing? Why shouldn't these so called parents receive the same sentence? As surely killing minors is the lowest you can go. Not at all downplaying a terrorist attack on a big scale I know they are truly horrific crimes. But so too are child killers and the pitiful sentencing laws here in the UK are shameful
I completely agree. Also the bit about marriage was part of a much longer statement made by the family which talked about her career aspirations amongst other things. I dont really see mentioning not being able to see her be married or become a mother to their grandchildren as reducing what someone is worth or not being progressive. It's simply the family expressing their devastation at the loss of future hoped for shared experiences.
I live near where he went missing and this case is ‘new’ to me because I not from the UK and didn’t live here when he went missing. My older work colleague however is from Saltburn and ’word on the street’ is that he was never there (the beach or toilets) and the parents are responsible. The police just don’t have the evidence to prove it. Having waited numerous times for my sons to exit those exact toilets, I just can’t imagine how he wouldn’t have been seen or where he would have disappeared to.
