gregjrichards
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Grand mothers partner has just been found and arrested says sky news.
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My own mother was murdered when I was 19 and the murderer got the minimum sentence of 15 months for manslaughter because of 'who' he was. I can't say more than that without going into detail. The fact that the murder was 100% premeditated didn't count for anything because of his position and the people who protected him and his ilk.
At the time I wished he would die by exactly the same method that he killed my mum, but no - he was out by the following summer and even wrote to me to 'apologise' for his crime and his light sentence.
Today, I still feel nothing but hatred for him and for the way his actions have impacted so profoundly on the rest of my life. Time doesn't heal in all situations. Sometimes it just reminds you of what/who was taken from you and the fact you'll never again be able to share anything with them.
In an ideal world (my ideal world) I wish he could suffer the same death he inflicted on my mum. So while prison sentences aren't always the best places for scum like him, killing himself wouldn't have made me feel any better either. The only real punishment, vindictive though it sounds - is for the perpetrator to suffer in the same way.
As for Hazell, unless he goes to a hard prison with no privileges and treated like the animal he is - then he'll never suffer for what he did. And even then, I doubt he'll suffer. I don't know what the answer is.
The issue I have is with (sorry if this is too blunt) the smell. If her body had been in the same location for that length of time the smell of human decomp would have been overwhelming in that home on the later searches.. (like obvious to the human nose let alone the noses of the dogs).
That makes me think the body was moved.
The police would not ignore a smell like that...
Does anyone know if they ever searched the yard? (could the body have been buried?)
Did the police search Tia's Moms house at all?
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I visited the gran's FB page, if somebody like her can be called a grandmother. Don't you find it interesting that she didn't update her FB since July 28th. I am certain that she was involved. I also think the uncle knew about this, too.
The issue I have is with (sorry if this is too blunt) the smell. If her body had been in the same location for that length of time the smell of human decomp would have been overwhelming in that home on the later searches.. (like obvious to the human nose let alone the noses of the dogs).
That makes me think the body was moved.
The police would not ignore a smell like that...
Does anyone know if they ever searched the yard? (could the body have been buried?)
Thank you all for the warm welcome.
As far as I understand this was a pre-scheduled search and to my understanding this means the ocupants of the house knew there was going to be a search - if this is true why bring a body back into a house that you knew would be thoroughly searched?
for the decomposition odour, it can't be put off forever, but the odours can certainly be disguised, and the odour wouldn't "sink" so much, so I doubt it would be detected in the house just yet. I'm guessing the reason that the police originally thought today's search would take "days" when it ended up only being a couple of hours is because once they got into the loft, the air made it clear that they were in the right place, and then it was just a case of systematically taking the place apart.
We are assuming the body was found in the loft & not in a freezer or water butt ??
Thank you. Yes, I survived, and I think I was meant to for some reason!!So heartbreaking soozie. You seem to have garnered much strength despite your loss. Bless you
We are assuming the body was found in the loft & not in a freezer or water butt ??