GUILTY UK - Rebecca Watts, 16, Bristol, 19 Feb 2015 #12

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  • #861
Miss <modsnip> is now done with the prosecution? WTH?

Mr. Pros you have something* still to ask her no? Or you wouldn't be a prossecutor! :shame:

* something in this case for me is MANY things!
 
  • #862
Fair point but I know many people who were prescribed ADHD meds and the basically left to it

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Thats not good especially with ritalin or concerta just a normal GP is not qualified to diagnose ADHD or ADD
 
  • #863
Yes, the same with mine. Paediatrician has to prescribe and I take the prescription to his doctor to actually get the meds. Doctor is like the middle man - he can't prescribe or alter the prescription. I can only get one packet at a time, the doctor isn't allowed to prescribe more than that.

Yes same here sometimes his meds have dosage change or different ones are tried and GP is not able to do that
 
  • #864
Ha! I'm still in my PJ'S too, but it is only 8:22 in the morning here in Vermont! LOL Unfortunately I have to get dressed and leave for the day, so I'll be playing catch-up tonight.

I have never heard the word "skive" before. Can someone tell me what that means?

Sincere question: JI says he's from a family of 9. SH is from a family with 8 kids. Is it common for British families to have such big families? I don't know anyone with that many kids, even in stepfamilies. Just curious, as I can't imagine raising any more than the 3 we did (energy, expense, the whole kit and kaboodle would be overwhelming! LOL).

It means to play hooky. If that makes sense?


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  • #865
Ha! I'm still in my PJ'S too, but it is only 8:22 in he morning here in Vermont! LOL Unfortunately I have to get dressed and leave for the day, so I'll be playing catch-up tonight.

I have never heard the word "skive" before. Can someone tell me what that means?

Sincere question: JI says he's from a family of 9. SH is from a family with 8 kids. Is it common for British families to have such big families? I don't know anyone with that many kids, even in stepfamilies. Just curious, as I can't imagine raising any more than the 3 we did (energy, expense, the whole kit and kaboodle would be overwhelming! LOL).

Skive kinda means shirk, so you can skive off school, work etc, in other words not turn up or mess about when you're there. Funny, I just looked it up on thesaurus.com and there isn't really a properly comparable word on there. I'm sure someone can think of a better one!

And no, it's not typical for British families to have that many kids, we're very much 2.4 children, if not less than that these days. Obviously there are plenty of families that have that many - and more. Irish families historically seem to have more (catholic = no cntraception) but the only families I know with more than 4 or 5 kids are Asian. One nice family is regularly featured in a documentary called "16 kids & counting" but there has recently been a run of large benefits family hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons. I imagine we're much the same as the US or Oz in our family demographics

EDIT just found this:

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  • #866
Ha! I'm still in my PJ'S too, but it is only 8:22 in the morning here in Vermont! LOL Unfortunately I have to get dressed and leave for the day, so I'll be playing catch-up tonight.

I have never heard the word "skive" before. Can someone tell me what that means?

Sincere question: JI says he's from a family of 9. SH is from a family with 8 kids. Is it common for British families to have such big families? I don't know anyone with that many kids, even in stepfamilies. Just curious, as I can't imagine raising any more than the 3 we did (energy, expense, the whole kit and kaboodle would be overwhelming! LOL).


Average is around 2 or 3 but there are some families that have bigger families. They're a minority though.
 
  • #867
Skive kinda means shirk, so you can skive off school, work etc, in other words not turn up or mess about when you're there. Funny, I just looked it up on thesaurus.com and there isn't really a properly comparable word on there. I'm sure someone can think of a better one!

And no, it's not typical for British families to have that many kids, we're very much 2.4 children, if not less than that these days. Obviously there are plenty of families that have that many - and more. Irish families seem to have more (catholic = no cntraception) but the only families I know with more than 4 or 5 kids are Asian. One nice family is regularly featured in a documentary called "16 kids & counting" but there has recently been a run of large benefits family hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons. I imagine we're much the same as the US or Oz in our family demographics.

I noticed that too! Then I remembered I hear American people referring to it as 'playing hooky', so I thought that may help!


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  • #868
Ha! I'm still in my PJ'S too, but it is only 8:22 in the morning here in Vermont! LOL Unfortunately I have to get dressed and leave for the day, so I'll be playing catch-up tonight.

I have never heard the word "skive" before. Can someone tell me what that means?

Sincere question: JI says he's from a family of 9. SH is from a family with 8 kids. Is it common for British families to have such big families? I don't know anyone with that many kids, even in stepfamilies. Just curious, as I can't imagine raising any more than the 3 we did (energy, expense, the whole kit and kaboodle would be overwhelming! LOL).

I would hazard a guess that JI is from a catholic family, judging by his surname, they tend to be larger.
 
  • #869
Miss <modsnip>is now done with the prosecution? WTH?

Mr. Pros you have something* still to ask her no? Or you wouldn't be a prossecutor! :shame:

* something in this case for me is MANY things!
Hey I really don't think there's any need for the(modsnip) remark ... we're meant to be grown ups here and above name calling ... and if 'we' were just being honest I wouldn't call someone who's been with the same guy for 7 years a "🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬" either :/
 
  • #870
Ha! I'm still in my PJ'S too, but it is only 8:22 in the morning here in Vermont! LOL Unfortunately I have to get dressed and leave for the day, so I'll be playing catch-up tonight.

I have never heard the word "skive" before. Can someone tell me what that means?

Sincere question: JI says he's from a family of 9. SH is from a family with 8 kids. Is it common for British families to have such big families? I don't know anyone with that many kids, even in stepfamilies. Just curious, as I can't imagine raising any more than the 3 we did (energy, expense, the whole kit and kaboodle would be overwhelming! LOL).
Skive means to shy away from the task in hand really...

No such big families aren't the norm however it seems JIs mom and children with JIs father. Then when they split she has had further children with her new partner (now husband)

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  • #871
Catching up was a bit of a rollercoaster ride! Wonder what the long delay was all about? Did Shauna return to the dock? I presume so, my heart was in my mouth for a while there!
 
  • #872
Write up re KD/JI & Holidays

Colleagues used to borrow Ireland's phone to search the internet

Ireland said that Karl used his phone to search for bank accounts for children, and despite not knowing what he was doing at the time, said he would not have had a problem with it.
He said that searches for Disneyland Paris were also done by Karl.

"Around pay time, I would look at clothes, holidays that kind of things, football boots, stuff like that."
"I was hoping to try and find something at the right price so I could buy it."
– James Ireland

He said he had searched for Swindon Designer Outlet so he could take his girlfriend there to get her a birthday present.
The 23-year-old added that he had googled ‘where to go on holiday in March’ so he could take her somewhere to celebrate her "big" 21st birthday.
But he told the court, it was not within his budget.
Ireland said he had also searched 'tax calculators', on February 25 - two days after allegedly helping move Becky's body - as he believed he was being taxed more than anyone else at work.

http://www.itv.com/news/west/story/2015-11-03/becky-watts-trial-day-19/
 
  • #873
Heart West News &#8207;@HeartWestNews · 52s53 seconds ago
Court has resumed after lunch, James Ireland is describing the car journey with NM, SH, and KD. #BeckyWatts

@skyfieldnewsed &#8207;@skyrobcatherall · 50s50 seconds ago
#BeckyWatts murder trial resumes after lunch - James Ireland being asked about lift he gave to NM and SH. Doesn't recall being introduced
 
  • #874
Heart West News &#8207;@HeartWestNews · 52s53 seconds ago
Court has resumed after lunch, James Ireland is describing the car journey with NM, SH, and KD. #BeckyWatts
I'm presuming the child was with them too?

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  • #875
Heart West News &#8207;@HeartWestNews · 27s28 seconds ago
When they arrived at Cotton Mill Lane, JI says 'I sat in my car, I made a 🤬🤬🤬, I sent a text.' #BeckyWatts
 
  • #876
I'm presuming the child was with them too?

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Probably. I think there is a reporting ban on mentioning anything at all to do with the child
 
  • #877
ITV Becky Trial &#8207;@ITVBeckyTrial · 39 secs39 seconds ago
JI tells the court after dropping SH and NM off, KD told him NM had been kicked out and he needed help with his clothes. #beckywatts

Heart West News &#8207;@HeartWestNews · 43s44 seconds ago
JI went to leave but KD stopped him. Then KD told him ‘they said he’d (NM) been kicked out and he needed help moving his stuff’ #BeckyWatts
 
  • #878
Probably. I think there a reporting ban on mentioning anything at all to do with the child
I think so too just wanted to clarify..

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  • #879
Ooooh, anyone else on the edge of their seat / sofa?!
 
  • #880
ITV Becky Trial &#8207;@ITVBeckyTrial · 39 secs39 seconds ago
JI tells the court after dropping SH and NM off, KD told him NM had been kicked out and he needed help with his clothes. #beckywatts
And it all becomes clear?!

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