How could he walk through that door every day?
I've been watching all the videos again just to pick out things. But I have to stop now and I'll be back later. That simple picture has crushed me.
Oh no....it won't play on my iPad......flash player or something, off to see if ancient lap top will deliver.
I am getting married in a month's time.
- My fiancé is described as 'lovely' and 'quiet' by most people
- He only has a small group of friends (no best man)
- His background is in forensics so we used to joke it would come in useful if he bumped me off
- He has not worked for two years after being made redundant so I am the breadwinner
Apologies for the 'me' post but I was just struck by a wave of terror. However, I have zero assets apart from a lovely piano and a Fiat 500 so I don't think he's plotting to kill me for my money. I am utterly horrified that I have even had these thoughts but how do you ever truly know you can trust someone with your heart and life? When our elderly gerbil had a stroke my fiancé hand fed him water every half an hour to prevent dehydration and he rescues ladybirds from inside the house and puts them outside on flowers. I like to think this is strong evidence of his kind and non-murderous nature.
I wonder how many wealthy widows now have strong seeds of doubt about their current partners after reading Helen's story.
Regarding the sons, it would be interesting to know over what time-scale their views evolved. Oliver visited IS in prison, Jamie didn't. From responses in court to Mr Trimmer it sounded like Oliver was still with IS, but Jamie wasn't. I'd imagine they've both disowned him by now.
It is one of the saddest images today because it tells everything of dear Helen's wisdom being manipulated by a man who feels nothing - respects nothing of all she stood for and adored. He is the antithesis of her beautiful being.
You haven't missed much mbmc. I just watched it...the reporter talked about how IS had POA and was using this to take money from Helen's account, of how they were going to get married in 2015, .........sigh .......... any one of us could have corrected his facts !
The only point of interest was when he talked of IS himself in court and his sometimes rambling evidence.
Even with this detail, we have had far better reports on here from Michelle.
He did highlight the ridiculousness of the Nick and Joe story and how it became hard at times to keep a straight face whilst listening to this evidence.
He also said that at the point the verdict was delivered, there was little emotion shown, other than an intake of breath from the family ( I think he meant Helen's family ).
Only a few questions posted so he wrapped up quite quickly.
eta : you can still watch it at that link, even though not live now
I echo this. I often say too much, now I can't find the words.
Five minutes of absolute euphoria, seeing the Jury get it all so right and in a good length of time
followed by the tears and sadness.
We have all walked this journey together and have today seen justice done.
As Helen herself said, it will all be alright in the end...
But sadly, whilst we will all go back to our daily lives, Helen and Boris will never return to theirs - so it won't be alright for them, in the way that we would all wish it to be.
If there is any place other than this one, I do hope Helen and Boris are at peace and happily enjoying themselves, with JS and Rufus.
I am getting married in a month's time.
- My fiancé is described as 'lovely' and 'quiet' by most people
- He only has a small group of friends (no best man)
- His background is in forensics so we used to joke it would come in useful if he bumped me off
- He has not worked for two years after being made redundant so I am the breadwinner
Apologies for the 'me' post but I was just struck by a wave of terror. However, I have zero assets apart from a lovely piano and a Fiat 500 so I don't think he's plotting to kill me for my money. I am utterly horrified that I have even had these thoughts but how do you ever truly know you can trust someone with your heart and life? When our elderly gerbil had a stroke my fiancé hand fed him water every half an hour to prevent dehydration and he rescues ladybirds from inside the house and puts them outside on flowers. I like to think this is strong evidence of his kind and non-murderous nature.
I wonder how many wealthy widows now have strong seeds of doubt about their current partners after reading Helen's story.
Maybe they went the same way. Although at one point I thought he had probably taken it to Spain and dropped over the side of a boat or buried it.