GUILTY UK - Rebecca Watts, 16, Bristol, 19 Feb 2015 #5
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Please dont quote me as saying words I did not say. Where did I say you said she was a "pampered" princess?
That bath does look so out of place compared to the rest of the place....that would have stuck out like a sore thumb to the police. What an actual squalor they lived in, I wonder what kind of life that poor baby had in her 2 years. I'd like to see them get done with neglect also....
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Probably SH is painting Becky as that bad, her own parent had practically disowned her, will and all. As epiphany says, that Becky finally got her just desserts. NM and SH came to the rescue. Makes me sick!
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Without wanting to slate Beckys family, from looking at the photos of the family home it's doesn't look like that was much better condition than NMs
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Hoare told police that she believed Becky was often "attention seeking" and knew how to "work people" to get what she wanted.
In a scathing attack on her character Hoare told police people believed her anorexia diagnosis was more of a way to get attention.
She made the comments in a police interview at Southmead Station on February 27, as part of the missing persons enquiry.
She didn't want to stay in hospital so she stopped [not eating] straight away.
I know a lot of people may hthiknk she was doing it for the attention because she was told she would have to stay in hospital, and she stopped straight away so it seemed like an attention thing rather than a disorder thing.
Often referring to Becky in past tense, she told officers Becky "used to" manipulate people to get what she wanted, especially her dad and step-mother.
She was very good at making people do what she wanted one way or another with Anjie and Darren most of the time, she knew if she moaned enough she would get what she wanted.
She would know how to work people, kind of thing.
Justifying her comments she added:
Other people have made comment about Becky getting her own way because she didn't really have punishment or discipline.
I knew other people have picked up on that.
She would moan or ***** and say 'this would happen if you don't pick me up'.
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In a scathing attack on her character Hoare told police people believed her anorexia diagnosis was more of a way to get attention.
She made the comments in a police interview at Southmead Station on February 27, as part of the missing persons enquiry.
She didn't want to stay in hospital so she stopped [not eating] straight away.
I know a lot of people may hthiknk she was doing it for the attention because she was told she would have to stay in hospital, and she stopped straight away so it seemed like an attention thing rather than a disorder thing.
Often referring to Becky in past tense, she told officers Becky "used to" manipulate people to get what she wanted, especially her dad and step-mother.
She was very good at making people do what she wanted one way or another with Anjie and Darren most of the time, she knew if she moaned enough she would get what she wanted.
She would know how to work people, kind of thing.
Justifying her comments she added:
Other people have made comment about Becky getting her own way because she didn't really have punishment or discipline.
I knew other people have picked up on that.
She would moan or ***** and say 'this would happen if you don't pick me up'.
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I agree.
I think police criminal profilers had her pegged as guilty from the beginning. I had her pegged as guilty from the beginning too. She is exactly as I had imagined her to be.
Maybe its linked somewhere already but is the second interview out somewhere? I'd like to watch that one.
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http://www.itv.com/news/west/story/2015-10-13/becky-watts-trial-day-5/
If he could hear her coming down the stairs then he would hide and jump out at her and she would jump every time. It was more relaxed between the two, but before they would just sit down and would rarely talk.
The atmosphere is a bit more pleasant now. Before there was that awkward silence whenever they were together.
– SHAUNA HOARE
If he could hear her coming down the stairs then he would hide and jump out at her and she would jump every time. It was more relaxed between the two, but before they would just sit down and would rarely talk.
The atmosphere is a bit more pleasant now. Before there was that awkward silence whenever they were together.
– SHAUNA HOARE
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Will be out later tonight if court finishes with it - if not tomorrow
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ITV Becky Trial ‏@ITVBeckyTrial 19m19 minutes ago
SH tells police NM was finding #beckywatt's disappearance "quite hard" because of what it was doing to his mother Anjie.
SH tells police NM was finding #beckywatt's disappearance "quite hard" because of what it was doing to his mother Anjie.
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http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/611790/Becky-Watts-murder-trial-Nathan-Matthews-home-jurors
They visited 4 properties?
And a conservatory? First I'd heard of that
They had to wear protective gloves and disposable overshoes while inside the house as it had been subjected to extensive forensic testing - are the family not living back there then?
The judge had earlier warned the jury *the police had completely emptied the house as part of their inquiries and although everything had been returned it may not be in the same position or even the same room as before. - well.....
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They visited 4 properties?
And a conservatory? First I'd heard of that
They had to wear protective gloves and disposable overshoes while inside the house as it had been subjected to extensive forensic testing - are the family not living back there then?
The judge had earlier warned the jury *the police had completely emptied the house as part of their inquiries and although everything had been returned it may not be in the same position or even the same room as before. - well.....
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Thinking out loud, in past discussions here, commentators have said the male suspect is in control of the relationship as the dominant, and that the female suspect will jump through hoops when asked.
If someone was really the dominant abuser, would this person not try to levy blame onto the submissive in the relationship? i.e. blame the female suspect for part of the crime.
Why then is the male suspect, on record, taking the fall for the entire crime? Does that fit into your view of a dominant abuser?
Or is it possible, the male suspect is protecting the mother of their child to absolve her of their involvement in the crime?
Perhaps we really don't understand the dynamics between these couples, and that dominant/submissive is not as easy to discern on the outset.
If someone was really the dominant abuser, would this person not try to levy blame onto the submissive in the relationship? i.e. blame the female suspect for part of the crime.
Why then is the male suspect, on record, taking the fall for the entire crime? Does that fit into your view of a dominant abuser?
Or is it possible, the male suspect is protecting the mother of their child to absolve her of their involvement in the crime?
Perhaps we really don't understand the dynamics between these couples, and that dominant/submissive is not as easy to discern on the outset.
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I see, thanks. Will look forward to the interview.
O My...NM's hoarding problem seems to be a little more severe than just his being inclined to bring discarded electronic appliances home in order to tinker with & repair someday.
His compulsive issues prob spill into other areas as well. Perhaps, the sexual arena imo...just speculation
His compulsive issues prob spill into other areas as well. Perhaps, the sexual arena imo...just speculation
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ITV Becky Trial ‏@ITVBeckyTrial 5m5 minutes ago
And court had finished for the day again. More tomorrow at 10.30.
And court had finished for the day again. More tomorrow at 10.30.
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