agree, what has never come out is how they found the bodies or who alerted the ambulance service, strange!

if it's basically a whistle blower they will want that kept quiet until they get to the top of the tree of those involved. It could also be very dangerous for the person who informed .... these are not nice people.

Someone must have opened the container before it was hitched up and driven off in that case, unless it’s sheer coincidence they opened the one container out of three which allegedly crossed where the occupants were dead

Ch4HD News report
sent their reporter to Vietnam
shocking, so many are still saying they want to come to the UK
even though they do not know what it will be like
they say they can earn money....................

A 23-year-old man been charged in connection with the deaths of 39 people in a lorry trailer in Essex.

Eamon Harrison appeared in court in Dublin after being detained on a European Arrest Warrant and extradition proceedings have been launched.

It comes as Essex police made a direct appeal to two other suspects.

Officers said they had spoken to one of the men, Ronan Hughes, 40, by phone. He is wanted along with his brother, 34-year-old Christopher Hughes, on suspicion of manslaughter and human trafficking.


https://news.sky.com/story/lorry-dea...pects-11850961

Yes good another Charged
in Dublin.
Evil Gang

All 39 people who died in the back of a lorry in Essex have now been named.
The bodies of the migrants were discovered in a container shipped from Zeebrugge in Belgium to the UK on October 23.
Police have now released the names and ages of the victims - as well as where they were from.
The dead include three children - two aged 15 and another was 17.
Assistant Chief Constable at Essex Police, Tim Smith, has told how challenging identifying the bodies and then having to deliver the devastating news to their families.
He said: “This was an incredibly important process and our team has been working hard to bring answers to worried families who fear their loved one may be among those whose tragic journey ended on our shores.
“Our priority has been to identify the victims, to preserve the dignity of those who have died and to support the victims’ friends and families.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...cid=spartanntp

Yes sad deaths
all from Vietnam


Evil Irish Driver
should have checked on them all.

...As sad as it is, it’s good that all of the poor people who died in that lorry, were able to be identified...and their families are able to grieve...:sad:...there have also been arrests in Vietnam, and hopefully all who have responsibility will be held accountable ...

The driver has admitted to plotting to assist illegal immigration

Horrific, I'm glad he'll be off the streets though.

He is way down the chain, and is replaceable I’m sure

i wonder how many are smuggled in each day?

26 people have been arrested in France and Belgium in connection to this

Good
Evil Gang

Just very sad all those people had to die in order for them to be caught.

Essex lorry deaths: Driver told to give migrants 'air quickly' but not to let them out, trial hears...


A lorry driver was told to give migrants “air quickly” but not to let them out during a 12-hour journey where they suffocated to death, a court has heard.

Lorry driver Maurice Robinson, received a message from his boss to give the Vietnamese nationals, sealed inside the pitch-black refrigerated unit “air quickly, but don't let them out", jurors were told.

With no signal in the container that had risen to a temperature of 38.5C, one of the victims - a 28-year-old woman - wrote a text message that was never sent, saying: "Maybe going to die in the container, can't breathe any more dear."

Lorry driver Eamonn Harrison and Gheorghe Nica are on trial at the Old Bailey accused of the manslaughter of the 39 migrants who were found dead after the lorry arrived in Purfleet, Essex, in October last year.

The pair are also accused of being part of a people-smuggling conspiracy with another lorry driver, Christopher Kennedy, and Valentin Calota.

Opening their Old Bailey trial, Bill Emlyn Jones said the people-smuggling team had operated successful runs before the one in October last year that went "dreadfully wrong".

He told jurors: "Obviously, any time you fill an airtight container with a large number of people, where they will be left for hours and hours, with no means of escape and no means of communication with the outside world - well, it is fraught with danger."

Jurors were told the cost of being smuggled across the English Channel in the back of a lorry was some £10,000 per person.


...full article...

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/essex-lorr...180237367.html