Missing girl Tia Sharp

**Garrett** · 10-08-2012, 5:41 PM

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Originally Posted by SBT

Loads of people out searching for the boyfriend,hope they get him before the police.

WOW thinks have moved at a pace, let me get this, he got arrested and had a trail was found guilty but managed to escape.

Must watch the news more regular.

MarkR · 10-08-2012, 5:46 PM

Well it certainly isn't the cleaner.....

Singh400 · 10-08-2012, 5:53 PM

Hold on, we only think it's the boyfriend. We don't know anything. Let's not let mob mentality take over. The police will find him soon, hopefully before the mob find him. If he has any sense he'll hand himself in.

Liquid101 · 10-08-2012, 5:53 PM

Where has the Mother/Grandmother gone in all this? Is there any confirmation that the body is the girl?

THE AMATUER · 10-08-2012, 5:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Liquid101

Is there any confirmation that the body is the girl?

Don't think it's been confirmed but I'd say it's highly likely don't you think ?

NorvernRob · 10-08-2012, 5:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Singh400

Hold on, we only think it's the boyfriend. We don't know anything. Let's not let mob mentality take over. The police will find him soon, hopefully before the mob find him. If he has any sense he'll hand himself in.

Of course we know, we all know what's happened. Just as I knew when I heard an interview on the radio this morning and told my workmate what had happened and who it was.

Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes in these cases, they almost always end up the same way.

Liquid101 · 10-08-2012, 6:04 PM

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Don't think it's been confirmed but I'd say it's highly likely don't you think ?

Just heard on the radio it's gone from a missing person enquiry to a murder enquiry. That sounds like confirmation.

It just seemed strange that the mother has not been mentioned in the latest reports.

Oggie · 10-08-2012, 6:06 PM

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Originally Posted by NorvernRob

Of course we know, we all know what's happened. Just as I knew when I heard an interview on the radio this morning and told my workmate what had happened and who it was.

Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes in these cases, they almost always end up the same way.

Its sadly true, I told my Mrs last night it will most probably end up being family or close friends

MarkR · 10-08-2012, 6:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Liquid101

Just heard on the radio it's gone from a missing person enquiry to a murder enquiry. That sounds like confirmation.

It just seemed strange that the mother has not been mentioned in the latest reports.

Wouldn't surprised me if the whole family is involved.

davepuma · 10-08-2012, 6:08 PM

Poor girl. RIP.

Coffin · 10-08-2012, 6:16 PM

Terrible

Singh400 · 10-08-2012, 6:17 PM

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Originally Posted by NorvernRob

Of course we know, we all know what's happened. Just as I knew when I heard an interview on the radio this morning and told my workmate what had happened and who it was.

Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes in these cases, they almost always end up the same way.

Do they? Do you have any proof of that?

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Its sadly true, I told my Mrs last night it will most probably end up being family or close friends

Yeah we were discussing it this morning. And I guess we all thought it was someone close to Tia, but it's just one of those things you don't really want to say out loud.

FZR400RRSP · 10-08-2012, 6:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Singh400

Hold on, we only think it's the boyfriend. We don't know anything. Let's not let mob mentality take over. The police will find him soon, hopefully before the mob find him. If he has any sense he'll hand himself in.

Is there really any need for a 'devil's advocate' stance here?
It seems hopelessly misplaced to give the bloke any benefit of the doubt.

robel · 10-08-2012, 7:06 PM

So why are the Police telling the public not to approach the boyfriend, Stuart Hazell?

Is it because he's dangerously friendly?

sdb123 · 10-08-2012, 7:11 PM

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So why are the Police telling the public not to approach the boyfriend, Stuart Hazell?

Is it because he's dangerously friendly?

Maybe because they want him in one piece to interview him? He is a key witness/suspect (delete as appropriate)...tbh anything could happen and he needs to be found by the Police quickly.

SBT · 10-08-2012, 7:13 PM

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So why are the Police telling the public not to approach the boyfriend, Stuart Hazell?

Is it because he's dangerously friendly?

It's because the Police want to find him before the public do,as they know what they will do to him.

Mr Noble · 10-08-2012, 7:13 PM

So he was on the news yesterday begging her to come back , all the while she was at the house.

I'm sorry but how the **** did the police not spot this when they first took him in for questioning.?

It's things like this that make people question police ability and I'm usually pro-police!

robel · 10-08-2012, 7:26 PM

And why is the boyfriend missing? Surely he knows the police want to speak to him again and as an innocent individual and grieving member of the family, he would want to be readily available - no?

MarkR · 10-08-2012, 7:46 PM

The Police obviously suspected him but clearly didn't have enough evidence to hold him. It is times like these that until the case is concluded then any suspects should be tagged.

**Flimber** · 10-08-2012, 8:07 PM

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The Police obviously suspected him but clearly didn't have enough evidence to hold him. It is times like these that until the case is concluded then any suspects should be tagged.

ECoHR might have something to say about that.

MajorBallsup · 10-08-2012, 8:08 PM

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And why is the boyfriend missing? Surely he knows the police want to speak to him again and as an innocent individual and grieving member of the family, he would want to be readily available - no?

Or he realises he has been stitched up like a kipper. The presumption in Law is, until convicted by a Jury of his peers, he is presumed innocent. In reality, trial by media does strange things to people.

That said, if he is guilty, rusty razor blades come to mind.

aVdub · 10-08-2012, 8:08 PM

Well if him I hope he ends his own life and messes it up badly and dies slowly and in a lot of pain.
That for me would be better than knowing I will be paying for him to choose what meal he wants each day and might see freedom and 20 years time.

RIP Tia

MarkR · 10-08-2012, 8:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Flimber

ECoHR might have something to say about that.

Agreed, but on cases like this there needs to be exemptions especially when children are concerned.

hdsport · 10-08-2012, 8:14 PM

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Originally Posted by NorvernRob

Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes in these cases, they almost always end up the same way.

two words.... Christopher Jefferies.

Whatever has happened I'd rather due process took it's course everyone has the right to that.

I will say now parents who take their kids to any future trial to bang on the prison van etc. should immediately have their children taken in to care.

**Flimber** · 10-08-2012, 8:19 PM

I feel a bit sorry for the police. Probably, the entire house was searched early on and dogs also found nothing. Clearly something was well-wrapped and hidden (presumably in one piece too ?). Maybe they sent cadaver dogs in today and they did the trick or it was re-searched and they found her. Whoever did this would have/should have done all they could to hide the body - multi-wrapped, false compartment, bricked/plastered in, erm re-sized

- perhaps they were going to get rid of the body when things died down or when Plod gave them a chance to. Or so they imagined. You can go to all the lengths you like but the awful truth is that the flies don't know how to lie and given a bit of time and some warm temperatures they will find the evidence for you.

McShug · 10-08-2012, 8:22 PM

Met Police statement released

Police statement on Tia Sharp: 'Wrong to jump to conclusions' | ITV News

bosque · 10-08-2012, 8:24 PM

Morbid to say but the police must be hoping the body has been dead for a week, if she still was alive when the house was searched and not found and then killed later, they'll have even more questions to answer.

sdb123 · 10-08-2012, 8:29 PM

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Morbid to say but the police must be hoping the body has been dead for a week, if she still was alive when the house was searched and not found and then killed later, they'll have even more questions to answer.

That's fine....assuming she was in the house (alive or dead) during that time. Until the facts are released it is just heresay.

neilios · 10-08-2012, 8:29 PM

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Morbid to say but the police must be hoping the body has been dead for a week, if she still was alive when the house was searched and not found and then killed later, they'll have even more questions to answer.

Most abductions of minors are done by a family member or someone known to the family,those victims that are killed are usually done so within the first 24hrs....

bosque · 10-08-2012, 8:35 PM

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That's fine....assuming she was in the house (alive or dead) during that time. Until the facts are released it is just heresay.

If you mean hearsay, that is something else entirely.

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Mr Noble Distinguished Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Gateshead , Tyne & Wear Thanks: Gave 2,086, Got 1,612 Posts: 12,332	So he was on the news yesterday begging her to come back , all the while she was at the house. I'm sorry but how the **** did the police not spot this when they first took him in for questioning.? It's things like this that make people question police ability and I'm usually pro-police!
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MarkR Senior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Somewhere in Kent Thanks: Gave 147, Got 100 Posts: 1,428	The Police obviously suspected him but clearly didn't have enough evidence to hold him. It is times like these that until the case is concluded then any suspects should be tagged.
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aVdub Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Thanks: Gave 325, Got 533 Posts: 1,484	Well if him I hope he ends his own life and messes it up badly and dies slowly and in a lot of pain. That for me would be better than knowing I will be paying for him to choose what meal he wants each day and might see freedom and 20 years time. RIP Tia
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Flimber Senior Moderator Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Yorkshire Thanks: Gave 4,150, Got 3,111 Posts: 10,749	I feel a bit sorry for the police. Probably, the entire house was searched early on and dogs also found nothing. Clearly something was well-wrapped and hidden (presumably in one piece too ?). Maybe they sent cadaver dogs in today and they did the trick or it was re-searched and they found her. Whoever did this would have/should have done all they could to hide the body - multi-wrapped, false compartment, bricked/plastered in, erm re-sized - perhaps they were going to get rid of the body when things died down or when Plod gave them a chance to. Or so they imagined. You can go to all the lengths you like but the awful truth is that the flies don't know how to lie and given a bit of time and some warm temperatures they will find the evidence for you.
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