HayLouise
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If they took the car it begs the question if both houses were sealed off who was living next door. Earlier on in this case there was some obvious but uncalled for commentary on social media, to do with new people arriving at the island from the middle east.
Yes I saw this. I don't know how these people think a complete stranger of any race got into that flat. Some people must feel better if they can convince themselves there's one 'type' of person they can blame these things on.
In some ways it'll just be human nature to not want to believe people you've known for many years could be capable of such a thing; far more comfortable to blame it on strangers (of any race, but ones who stand out are an easier target).If such a thing were to happen in the remote village community I grew up in, my initial reaction would be similar: "it can't be any of the locals, and certainly not the family who've been there forever". Obviously after that logic would kick in, but I can understand the initial reactions in the shock of it.
I agree it's almost impossible for it to be a stranger abduction; I've heard of such things happening in the US, but from ground floor bedrooms with easily accessible windows. It's been said in the media that this was the top floor flat, so I'd say that removes any likelihood of a stranger abduction; even a local who knows the family (and the flat layout) well would struggle to get in and out without being heard.
I believe personally it was someone well known to her and family. i also have a feeling this could ve a very quick case to be solved. i hope so for the families sake .. i dont want to seem rude but its awful horrific for the m9ther of the wee girl to find out via social media ? could the gran or father not have let her know about her daughters disappearance or was she asleep and found out when woken up?
yes but if you missed a call from who was watching your child surely you would try to phone them back straightaway and not go on social media especially at a time like that or what if she did try to phone the gran and the gran didnt answer what if there's an element to this like the tia sharp case because we havent heard anything about the grandadIt was 6 in the morning so maybe they couldn't get through to her mother right away, apparently the gran had tried to phone her. She was also discovered quite soon so there is time for that to get round facebook before police had managed to contact her I suppose.
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yes but if you missed a call from who was watching your child surely you would try to phone them back straightaway and not go on social media especially at a time like that or what if she did try to phone the gran and the gran didnt answer what if there's an element to this like the tia sharp case because we havent heard anything about the grandad
I know we are not allowed to link 's but there has been one set up to support Aleshas Mum and Dad
I asked a little earlier but I think my question was misunderstood:
How do we know it was the neighbout’s car? Is there footage of it being towed? Someone mentioned that the red car is not there today so I was asking for a link to footage from today showing that the car I sent absent
Even then unless we saw that particular car actually in police hands, I’m not sure we can know that the red car is the one they are looking at....
Police seized a vehicle on the island as part of their investigation
Cops swoop on Bute home where Alesha MacPhail was staying before her death