GUILTY Australia - Sophie Collombet, 21, found dead in Kurilpa Park, Brisbane, 27 March 2014
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My oh my...one on the right looks a hell of a lot like Ben..again being reminded of when all the similar sketches of Adrian Bayley started coming to the surface after he was caught. Might see something similar happening here. Maybe the police were already getting suspicious of Beeny boy which could explain why theyffocused on him so quick.
Sounds like his mother is already beginning to accept it was probably him "I am heartbroken, still in shock, just can't believe it...it's like a nightmare" and also " We're going to stand by him, he is still my son".
No protesting his innocence anymore. Maybe she has found out some more info ?
http://m.couriermail.com.au/news/qu...collombets-death/story-fnihsrf2-1226877284366
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I have a feeling he's going to admit some level of guilt here, based on his mother visiting the memorial. Whether that means he'll agree to the Murder charge, or some lower level of culpability and try and make some kind of plea I'm not sure.
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Possibly get bored enough to do some confessing. Cops gain his confidence during the trip and he tells all.
Our cops are smart enough to utilise this time with him.
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His bracelet suits him!
:drumroll:
Another one bites the dust & off the streets:seeya:
Charge coming over student's murder
http://www.skynews.com.au/topstories/article.aspx?id=965718&vId=4401501
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:goodpost: so very wrong isn't it Amee.
Govt. lawyer and all the rights YOUR tax payer dollars can fork out.
All the rights under the sun....
Sophie was the student achiever with all the potential ahead of her., walking home from the uni.
(I think the uni students should have a safer route home)
Like water & oil these two don't mix.
'Only the good die young'.
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Completely agree with you Amee!! :seeya: Don't apologise.
How cowardly the big man is now, huh? Now that he's surrounded by other men.
He makes me sick, attacking a woman like that. And now he tries to hide his face.
Please :facepalm:
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The mother of Benjamin James Milward has left flowers at the makeshift tribute site set up for Sophie Collombet in the South Brisbane park where she was killed.
Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...e-collombet-20140408-36ay8.html#ixzz2yHVkFZXu
I dont think I could do that. Ive never been in Dianne Milwards position and pray to God I never am. But I couldnt, not yet anyway .Maybe in time and in private.
I understand people do things different and Im probably more different than others but no.
Isis am I way off with this thinking?
Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...e-collombet-20140408-36ay8.html#ixzz2yHVkFZXu
I dont think I could do that. Ive never been in Dianne Milwards position and pray to God I never am. But I couldnt, not yet anyway .Maybe in time and in private.
I understand people do things different and Im probably more different than others but no.
Isis am I way off with this thinking?
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honestly Aimee this is a special case I am sure you and I - a son of ours was implicated in any way with a murder and chose to run - we would never stop chasing him down -and I know if I caught him I would make him answerable to his actions. The public have a need to know what made him run. Maybe it was his guilt for committing a crime or fear of admitting to something he saw, or any alternative threat (maybe drugs) etc.....
But there is not way in the world I would stand in the way between him and his punishment - consequences are what shapes our behavior and the need to be 'saved' is never as important as making sure we are responsible for our actions.
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