Sleuther86
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Hi all,
I've been following the threads since 2nd July 2018 and Websleuths since the Tia Sharp case. I was desperately hoping this would be wrapped up once and for all sometime today and I've spent the last week re-reading the threads. I wished I hadn't.
Being 16, seems like a lifetime ago and will for many of you too. I can't comprehend taking such an opportunity to ruin your life within a couple of hours in such a violent, sadistic way.
Since Alesha's death I've welcomed my own little boy and my emotions have been high throughout the threads and Twitter feeds. I grieve for all three families. I grieve for Alesha's who will never see her go to big school, make new friends, go to university, maybe get married maybe have children. I grieve for Janette and her daughter who are now at the mercy of vigilantes and in some way, I grieve for the little boy that grew into committing this utterly heinous crime, as I look at my own boy and can't believe at one point, the murderer would have been a smiley happy baby. A bright boy who would have no doubt gone on be successful had he not taken the path he took.
Having looked at all the evidence presented to the public, I have no doubt but hope his sentence is increased. I do not believe any good can come out of a reduced sentence for his sake or for the publics. I see no reason why he would not commit another murder if he were to be realised. This was an opportunistic crime where I truly believe he was out to kill someone else other than Alesha but she was an easy target. In my opinion, he is not just a danger to children, he is a danger to everyone. I do not believe he has told the truth about how he got her out of the flat, I do not believe we will ever know.
I never planned on posting in a websleuths thread but this case has had me gripped from the start. I don't think I will comment on a thread again but wanted to thank other users for following Twitter and posting timelines and to those who attended and were able to give us a deeper insight into the sentencing.
I hope we don't have to wait long for a decision to be finalised. Cheers again.
(All views My own opinion.)
I've been following the threads since 2nd July 2018 and Websleuths since the Tia Sharp case. I was desperately hoping this would be wrapped up once and for all sometime today and I've spent the last week re-reading the threads. I wished I hadn't.
Being 16, seems like a lifetime ago and will for many of you too. I can't comprehend taking such an opportunity to ruin your life within a couple of hours in such a violent, sadistic way.
Since Alesha's death I've welcomed my own little boy and my emotions have been high throughout the threads and Twitter feeds. I grieve for all three families. I grieve for Alesha's who will never see her go to big school, make new friends, go to university, maybe get married maybe have children. I grieve for Janette and her daughter who are now at the mercy of vigilantes and in some way, I grieve for the little boy that grew into committing this utterly heinous crime, as I look at my own boy and can't believe at one point, the murderer would have been a smiley happy baby. A bright boy who would have no doubt gone on be successful had he not taken the path he took.
Having looked at all the evidence presented to the public, I have no doubt but hope his sentence is increased. I do not believe any good can come out of a reduced sentence for his sake or for the publics. I see no reason why he would not commit another murder if he were to be realised. This was an opportunistic crime where I truly believe he was out to kill someone else other than Alesha but she was an easy target. In my opinion, he is not just a danger to children, he is a danger to everyone. I do not believe he has told the truth about how he got her out of the flat, I do not believe we will ever know.
I never planned on posting in a websleuths thread but this case has had me gripped from the start. I don't think I will comment on a thread again but wanted to thank other users for following Twitter and posting timelines and to those who attended and were able to give us a deeper insight into the sentencing.
I hope we don't have to wait long for a decision to be finalised. Cheers again.
(All views My own opinion.)
