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LondonManc replied

2 June 2020, 12:41
Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post

It seems quite popular.

body found in suitcase at railway station - Google Search

Though the one I was thinking of turns out to be in 1934.

Showing your age there sir.
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DoctorStrangelove replied

2 June 2020, 12:33
It seems quite popular.

body found in suitcase at railway station - Google Search

Though the one I was thinking of turns out to be in 1934.
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vetran replied

2 June 2020, 12:18
Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post

Yes, you can't leave the suitcases at the railway station, which was the approved method in days gone by.

Sadly I found that funny. Bad vetran!
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DoctorStrangelove replied

2 June 2020, 12:17
Yes, you can't leave the suitcases at the railway station, which was the approved method in days gone by.
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vetran replied

2 June 2020, 10:45
that is alright we just chop them up and drive round the countryside

Man and woman ‘carrying woman’s torso in suitcase’ quizzed by murder cops as other body parts ‘found in Forest of Dean’ – The Sun

In a statement released today, a Gloucestershire Police spokesperson said that shortly after 10.30pm on May 12, a member of the public reported suspicions to police about a vehicle due to its manner of driving.

It had been travelling on the A4136 near Coleford and officers in the local area were able to locate it before speaking to the two people inside.
Two suitcases were found to contain human remains and two people, a woman aged in her 20s from Birmingham and a man aged in his 30s from Wolverhampton, were subsequently arrested.

I despair of people, God seems to be on holiday.
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LondonManc replied

2 June 2020, 07:43
Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View Post

Benefits Freeze shock

A Pennsylvania woman was arrested Wednesday for allegedly keeping her dead grandmother in a freezer for 15 years while the family continued collecting her Social Security checks, according to reports.

The grandmother, Glenora Reckord Delahay, died in March 2004 in Ardmore, about 10 miles northwest of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported. She was 97.

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So was she 97 when she died or 82 when she died?
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SueEllen replied

1 June 2020, 22:03
Fox News isn't news!
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AlfredJPruffock started a topic Benefits Freeze shock

31 May 2020, 16:58
Benefits Freeze shock

Benefits Freeze shock

A Pennsylvania woman was arrested Wednesday for allegedly keeping her dead grandmother in a freezer for 15 years while the family continued collecting her Social Security checks, according to reports.

The grandmother, Glenora Reckord Delahay, died in March 2004 in Ardmore, about 10 miles northwest of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported. She was 97.

Fox News
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