just heard this... - Page 2

cherokee · 22-12-2008, 22:42

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Originally Posted by yerself

How can you be suspected of murdering someone who may not be dead?

That was my first thought. but if you read they found a body , had a couple of suspects then all that was left was a suspision of the victim.

yerself · 22-12-2008, 22:54

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Originally Posted by cherokee

but if you read they found a body

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Originally Posted by Lancashire Telegraph

A MURDER inquiry has been launched - even though police have not found a body

Have you been supping the furniture polish again? Or perhaps you read a different article than the one to which you posted a link.

Lilly · 22-12-2008, 23:12

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Originally Posted by emamum

its a soft play centre isnt it? not a nursery.

Yes, it's a play centre not a nursery.

cherokee · 22-12-2008, 23:55

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Originally Posted by yerself

Have you been supping the furniture polish again? Or perhaps you read a different article than the one to which you posted a link.

Yeah sorry it was the radio news that said there was a body but then when i came home i looked at the telegraph website and found there hadnt been one. thats what puzzled me.
Hands held up ..

dont shoot

MargaretR · 23-12-2008, 06:34

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Originally Posted by yerself

How can you be suspected of murdering someone who may not be dead?

...due to the amount of blood left at the scene.......remember that 'no body' murder case we had in Accy a couple of years back

cherokee · 23-12-2008, 13:34

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

...due to the amount of blood left at the scene.......remember that 'no body' murder case we had in Accy a couple of years back

Jim was telling me about that but i dont remember it. did they ever find a body ?

K.S.H · 23-12-2008, 13:37

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Originally Posted by cherokee

Jim was telling me about that but i dont remember it. did they ever find a body ?

No. THIS ring a bell?

Anyone from Ossy will be familiar with the name of the lad arrested too, but it will more than likely be his father you have heard of

Speedy · 24-12-2008, 01:23

The victim used to live at top of my street, only saw him a couple of days before.

All these bad things happening seem to be getting closer and closer to me.

My condolences to the guys family, his mother came into my work today and its a shame for any parent to have to bury thier children especially under these circumstances and at this time of year.

blazey · 24-12-2008, 01:29

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Originally Posted by K.S.H

No. THIS ring a bell?

Anyone from Ossy will be familiar with the name of the lad arrested too, but it will more than likely be his father you have heard of

I was very close friends with Shane Fitzpatricks son at school, funnily enough we wrote something together which was brought up in the investigation and it brought back a lot of fond memories. It's funny what things bring up memories from years ago.

K.S.H · 24-12-2008, 06:47

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Originally Posted by blazey

I was very close friends with Shane Fitzpatricks son at school, funnily enough we wrote something together which was brought up in the investigation and it brought back a lot of fond memories. It's funny what things bring up memories from years ago.

My post is confusing things a little, It was meant to mean the lad arrested for the recent "murder" not the Shane Fitzpatrick one

MargaretR · 24-12-2008, 08:24

A Padiham man has now been charged with murder
BBC NEWS | England | Lancashire | Man charged over bodyless murder

pipinfort · 24-12-2008, 08:49

I used to live not far from Stockbridge Rd in Padiham as well..............scary, although the area has gone downhill in recent years. Its a bit like Padihams version of Charter St...............

beechy · 24-12-2008, 12:51

was working that way today
police van and car still present

pipinfort · 24-12-2008, 12:54

I did have a nosey whilst at my mum and dads and saw the police van....

blazey · 24-12-2008, 13:46

I had to laugh when I saw your message about the area going downhill a bit Pip! Like murderers are a product of a bad area... or even a bad upbringing... murderers don't exactly follow a set pattern, it's one of the few things which the classes are merged with. Animal instinct to rip each other apart for survival and all that. Then there are the sick people who treat it like some sort of sport and prey on people for the hell of it.

No type of murder is particularly specific to a certain class or area. Especially not in this economic climate when there are a lot of desperate people.