Yes, we had to dodge doodlebugs as well!

 

How does a missing child get all this press? A child is reported every 3 minutes in the UK so what makes certain ones special?

I see the Sun is offering up £20k for info... Might say I had her for a few hours as I need some cash...

 

body found and grandmothers boyfriend gone missing....

I would suspect the publicity was to put pressure on the gm's boyfriend, until he cracked.


sad day

 

He comes across hiding something on that interview.

I'm sure the police could tell that too.

 

What a ****ty world we live in.

 

Has a body been found? I just wonder what makes one child get more press then another.

 

Awful news
http://news.sky.com/story/971123/mis...ter-body-found

 

Boyfriend of grandmother has now gone missing. FFS we all suspected it was him anyway yet the police didn't think to tail him. Unbelievable.

And I thought they had already searched the house two days ago. Just how hard can it be to hide the body of a 12 year old.

 

could he / they (innocent till proven guilty etc) moved her body back in the house after.

I don't want to say told you so but.... Looks like I may be right. Ian huntly all over again.

 

Did they search house first off, I'm confused

 

they searched it twice... OMG! I live 12 miles away from addington.
Purchased my cavalier Gsi from 2 streets down from Ian Huntley murders amost 8yrs ago to the day...

 

They searched the house but didn't bother searching the shed where the body was found.

Why would he do it though? (not proven guilty yet but pretty obvious). What was he thinking and what on earth could his reasons be?

Also I don't mean to be snobby or anything, but things like this always seem to happen on tired-looking housing estates, and the people always look rough and as if they are on benefits. I don't mean to offend anyone but it always looks that way, IMO.

 

Because he'd likely have been abusing her and she had finally plucked up the courage to out him as a paedo so he kills her?

I bet they find him hanging in a wood somewhere.

 

I suppose, and yeah, my guess anyway is that he'll be found dead by suicide.

 

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Kind of see where you coming from on this - the exception been the Mccann's.

V sad that Tia has been found dead.

Richard

 

Do you mean find ?

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19214964

According to the BBC website, there is a police warning not to approach Mr Hazell - suggests he may be known to police or have a few previous charges.

 

Hope some double hard bast@rd finds him before the police do....

 

You may be surprised.... Look at the details of the Julie Hogg murder (they are in the public domain) she was an adult, following a 5 day forensic search of her property, Cleveland police failed to locate her body. It was only on decomposition her family located it hidden behind the bath.

 

I most certainly do, thank you.

 

They searched the house four or five days ago and i think they found the body and said nothing because of the bad publicity it would generate when the Olympics was at it's the height.

There has been that much money invested and sponsoring of the Olympics they wanted it to be at the front of all news.

For example, since they anounced that the body had been found Sky news has abandoned all Olympic coverage and has the Tia incident on a loop covering the same information over and over.

Sounds far fetched and cynical but the government and news media only ever tell us what they want us to know.

It doesn't matter whether you watch Sky News, BBC News 24 they feature the same news in the same order.

 

 

Completely different. Have a read of the Bichard Enquiry. This bloke is known to the local police, Huntley wasn't.

 

Huntley was known to the Police but in a different constabulary and in those days they didn't share information or have the national database.

 

Now, I am no expert in searching for bodies but if I was I would surely check in areas that were:

1: Unseen by the naked eye
2: Big enough to conceal a body
3: Bloody obvious

Chip

 

I suppose the key here is the word "local"

 

That relative killed her

 

Exactly. This lot know this guy and have the information on him already.

 

And the police foofed up

 

And if the body has been moved?