If there was 'a party' at relatives after all the details were confirmed them I can't say I'm too shocked or disturbed to be honest, for 2 reasons ...
1, You do you, however grief takes you is your business and absolutely no one elses.
2, This is not a family who goes to church on Sunday, works an office job Mon-Fri and plays golf on a Saturday ... they are what they are and that is absolutely fine. They aren't involved in Louise's murder and so get no shame from me. If getting drunk or off your face and playing music helps you right now then okay ... they are a dysfunctional family, they're not going to suddenly grieve in a functional, socially acceptable way.
This case reminds me of the Lucy McHugh murder.
I know that local talk might be doubtful of Shane's involvement but, from experience of being on here for years, I'm confident that police have got their man.
My Dad was loved by everyone in my little town, all the regulars at his favourite pub though he was a top bloke and in the pub maybe he was but, behind our front door was a different matter.
No one goes around casually chatting to the neighbours or even their friends about their darkest thoughts or things that might not be so socially acceptable ... like a 29 year old married bloke being attracted to a 16 year old family member - just for example.
One thing I know for sure - we'll only find out at the trial.
