Coconutmilk
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This is just horrible
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That frustrates me to no end, to hear that.
It is a nice, compassionate gesture to offer a homeless man a place to stay.
BUT NOT WHEN YOU HAVE A 13YR OLD THERE TOO....Sorry, but mother's don't have the luxury of doing a generous thing for a homeless man, when their young child sleep there too. ughhhh....
it is easy to criticize after the fact, we know nothing of this person's relationship, also would you remove all father's and brother's etc from living in the house .... i wonder what the statistics are on immediate family sex abuse and murder are
anyway what we would or wouldn't do ourselves, whether it was wrong or not we are here to help solve crimes and not to make judgements against the victim's
the facts that we know is that she was 13 and was killed a distance away from the home so it could have happened whether or not he was living with them
just my own opinion
I beleive, Stephen had been homeless and Lucy's mother had offered him a place to stay.
Stephen Nicholson
You are right, that I shouldn't have criticized the grieving mother. I am sure she is devastated and doesn't need any judgments.
I just get so frustrated and depressed, after following so many cases, where someone is brought into the home, and then a child ends up abused and/or brutally killed. In many cases, the person brought in has a criminal history and violent past.
I do not know anything about this person's past. Maybe he was squeaky clean. But it seems weird that he ended up homeless after his partner broke up with him. Most young fathers would have someplace to go, besides the streets. He didn't have family, coworkers, male friends, who could take him in?
I most likely over react, because I was a victim of sexual abuse as a young child. And it frustrates me to see it repeated endlessly, decades later...sigh
You are right, I don't know what her relationship to this man was, before she offered him a place to sleep. But if she was a single mom, with a 13 yr old girl, then I still have a hard time seeing it as a good option.
However, I do disagree that because her body was found a distance away, it might have happened anyway. I disagree because once the predator gets a chance to live in someone's home, as my uncle did, they have endless opportunities to groom their victims. They become 'safe' because they live with you and your family. They can be trusted. Even if they want to help you dry off, and they want you sit on their lap, and they want a long kiss, it is OKAY Because they live with you. They love you...
“Maybe you were driving or cycling past at that time and can remember something. You may even have dash cam or action camera footage.
“We’re really hoping the CCTV footage will jog people’s memories so that we can further build up a picture of Lucy’s movements.
“You will see that Lucy was carrying her jacket at the time. It was a hot day, so you may have seen her wearing a white vest top.
“We’re also asking runners or walkers to check their mapping apps for the period in question.
“They may realise they were close to the scene of the murder and have information that might be useful to our investigation.”
Lucy McHugh murder: Police release new CCTV footage of teenage victim | Daily Echo
That frustrates me to no end, to hear that.
It is a nice, compassionate gesture to offer a homeless man a place to stay.
BUT NOT WHEN YOU HAVE A 13YR OLD THERE TOO....Sorry, but mother's don't have the luxury of doing a generous thing for a homeless man, when their young child sleep there too. ughhhh....