The police have found a body in the Tia Sharp case. They found it in the last place which she was known to have been, at her grandmother's house. Their main suspect? The granny's boyfriend, a convicted drug dealer with a weapons possession charge. please log in to view this image In his version of what happened on the day of the disappearance, he talked about her in the past tense. "She come downstairs, sat down, watching telly, played the DS, she had toast, then wanted a sausage roll - she was always eating sausage rolls - then she doesn't take her washing up so I take it out." Hardly ****ing Poirot, is it? They should've caught this twat in about 10 minutes. Bloody useless.
But when the local plod says to him "aiight bruv, I needz axe you a question" ...well, you can understand
Same age as my daughter. Doesn't bear thinking about. I would have no problems strangling the bastard who done it. Anyone else keep a closer eye on their kids when something like this happens?
Suppose I do, yeah. Mind you, I do that whenever I've seen a film where a kid gets taken/killed. I nearly took a week off work after watching The Lovely Bones.
I'll give it a miss. The movie harrowed me enough. The wife likes all those child abuse/torture books. Seems like masochism to me.
was that the 'uncle' who made the public plea? Ive broke my pc and only have the not606 android app, I'm like a virtual hermit :-(
I think it's partly to do with the age of your kids. I couldn't watch the dead baby bit in Trainspotting because mine were roughly that age.
I was going to start a thread the other day saying 'What price the uncle did it?' but I stopped myself, thinking it was a wee bit too distasteful - even for here.