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Originally posted by Freamon View PostThings have gone oddly quiet on the story of the landlord. Either this means that some parts of the press have paid him off, or they do have something on him they're threatening to reveal if he kicks up a fuss about their original articles on him.
Interesting in crime watch tonight they say Tabak had pointed the finger at landlord about moving his car on the night of the murder. They only let the landlord go when his DNA did not match.
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Originally posted by russell View PostPlenty of murders happen every week, this one got 15 months of fame. If she was black or from Sasgurus estate we wouldnt have heard about it.
The press are really lazy........
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Originally posted by stek View PostWhy not. She was brutally murdered for your 15 mins of entertainment it seems, let her have her 15 mins of fame before she's another forgotten statistic.
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The landlord was on the news last night being interviewed about how the accusations affected him.
Still an odd fellow.
Though if oddness infers guilt that may explain why certain 'characters' only appear on CUK sporadically. When they get day release.
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I remember that he was threatening to sue earier in the year. They've probably paid out a big whack before they got crucifed again.
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Things have gone oddly quiet on the story of the landlord. Either this means that some parts of the press have paid him off, or they do have something on him they're threatening to reveal if he kicks up a fuss about their original articles on him.
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Originally posted by russell View PostTabak got banged up for murder, hopefully I won't have to hear "The landscape architect Joanna Yates...." again.
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Tabak got banged up for murder, hopefully I won't have to hear "The landscape architect Joanna Yates...." again.
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Originally posted by russell View PostA lot, im setting up a support group Sockies Accused Ananymous
You also can't spell it seems - that is something you have in common with sasguru who isn't posting today for some reason...
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI hope he wins, the press get to sell papers on sensationalist, intrusive and in this case untrue rubbish, it would be easy to argue that this bloke has suffered damage as a result of the stories.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
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