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flashy 19-12-2006 20:03

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Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 354173)
Generally, yes.
I'm sorry if my realistic nature comes across as negative but I find it foolish to be positive in a society where things such as this occur.

My opinion is where it is because of how easy it is for the police to provide a scapegoat for the tabloids in today's society. It unsettled me when the name of the first arrest was given.

Innocent until proven guilty for me.



just because there may of been some sort of unjustice in your family shakermaker doesnt mean the police are ALWAYS wrong does it??

norwich stanley 19-12-2006 20:18

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I went to the same school as Tom Stephens (Thorpe St Andrews)and also played in the same sunday football team as him,he was a quiet lad and a crap goalie,also have a team photo with him on it-suppose i could get a few quid off The Sun paper if i was that way inclined.

slinky 19-12-2006 21:12

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Originally Posted by norwich stanley (Post 354216)
I went to the same school as Tom Stephens (Thorpe St Andrews)and also played in the same sunday football team as him,he was a quiet lad and a crap goalie,also have a team photo with him on it-suppose i could get a few quid off The Sun paper if i was that way inclined.

Get it sold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bloody hell mega bucks for Xmas. ;):D:D

shakermaker 19-12-2006 22:12

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Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 354204)
just because there may of been some sort of unjustice in your family shakermaker doesnt mean the police are ALWAYS wrong does it??

I made neither of those statements.
Living up to your name there, love.

grannyclaret 19-12-2006 22:18

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Steve Write,,,erm ,wonder if he is the disc jockey on radio 2.....lol

garinda 19-12-2006 23:16

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 354137)
Was he involved in the arrest of Colin Stagg?.. the bloke the police said they were sure was the killer.. but was found to be innocent?


Although they never looked for anyone else after the collapse of his trial, when it came to light that an undercover police woman got him to confess after pretending to have an S & M based relationship with him.

The Met, don't you just love 'em.

Come back Sherlock.

Mancie 19-12-2006 23:25

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the same met that convinced a jury that the Guilford 4 were murderous.. but found out some 16 years after they were not..beware

garinda 19-12-2006 23:38

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 354329)
...beware

I am. That's why I left London, before they dug up my patio.;D

garinda 19-12-2006 23:52

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I do think the media love the drama of a case like this, it's nearly as exciting for them as a disaster happening.

There is absolutely no need, but both the BBC and ITV have had their main news broadcasters based in Ipswich this week, and they only go back to the studio for 'other', presumably lesser news, like the war in Iraq.

I too feel uneasy that names and background details and photographs are published. No one is guilty of these crimes until a jury of twelve people have found them guilty.

chav1 20-12-2006 01:07

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i think its disgusting any names were given out period , if they are innocent or not taken to court shuold i say and teh killer is never caught peopel will always think tha they did it because once mud is slung it sticks

personaly i think that no names should be given until found guilty especialy in cases of murder , rape and molestation because once a name appears in teh press with them crimes next to them that persons life is ruined form then on

flashy 20-12-2006 06:44

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Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 354287)
I made neither of those statements.
Living up to your name there, love.



and my name has got what to do with it?? get over it little boy

shakermaker 20-12-2006 10:33

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Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 354481)
and my name has got what to do with it??

Well it's obvious that you're an airheaded tart; coming to conclusions like this from no basis at all:

"just because there may of been some sort of unjustice in your family shakermaker doesnt mean the police are ALWAYS wrong does it??"
Silly girl.

Back to thread; I have little faith in the met and so will hold out my scepticism for as long as possible on their 'suspects'.

flashy 20-12-2006 11:57

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pick your dummy up little boy and toddle along now,thats a good boy

chav1 20-12-2006 13:27

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Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 354581)
pick your dummy up little boy and toddle along now,thats a good boy

dont be soft just coz its xmas..

kick his ass :D

shakermaker 20-12-2006 17:20

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Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 354581)
pick your dummy up little boy and toddle along now,thats a good boy

Thanks. My point proven.
Now get back to your shoe shopping, love.


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