Sickest Story of the Week

[Acrylic-bob]

This one leaves me speechless....again!

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...529452,00.html

[-pixie]

Isn't there some law or something that prevents items gained unlawfully being used as profit or suchlike?
Its disgusting that she will gain off her husbands murders.

And how do you have "documentary evidence" for your own property? I think that most people will find this nigh on impossible to produce, especially if its an old family trinket.

[MichiganRed]

Originally Posted by -pixie

And how do you have "documentary evidence" for your own property? I think that most people will find this nigh on impossible to produce, especially if its an old family trinket.

For purposes of insurance coverage, we have digital images of our household valuables (including serial numbers of electronic devices and limited edition collectible items) on file with our local agent.

[janet]

This story stinks, if no one has proof then the items should be sold and the money donated to charity.That to me is the fairest way.Why should Mrs Shipman profit from her husbands misdeeds

[Acrylic-bob]

I thought it was bad enough that she had the brass neck to claim a Widow's pension from the NHS. But this takes the bl**dy biscuit!