[Locke.]

She looks well older than 12 in the pictures they keep showing on Sky News.

How did they not find/smell a dead body in the house if they've already searched it twice? And how has he managed to get away today?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Locke.

She looks well older than 12 in the pictures they keep showing on Sky News.

How did they not find/smell a dead body in the house if they've already searched it twice? And how has he managed to get away today?

On the First search
the dog would have had smells from the Family in it.
(confused smells possible)


Today it was just the Special Dogs
and a Special Police Crew - No one in the house but Police in
gear and dogs sniffing.

We still have to find out if that body was moved?

[Me. I Am Salman]

Just seen the news, this is so tragic

[arista]

Police have Confirmed
Stuart Hazell has been arrested.


SkyNews Live

[Munchkins]

This is just so sad
Poor girl <3

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by arista

Police have Confirmed
Stuart Hazell has been arrested.


SkyNews Live

A Scotland Yard spokesman said Hazell, 37, was arrested in a public place at 8.25pm in the south London borough of Merton after he was identified by a member of the public.

"He is currently in custody at a south London police station," he added.

[Novo]

the horrible bastard cut all his hair off so he couldn't be identified

[Shaun]

I really would rather hear nothing about this until the body's confirmed as hers and he's been arrested (I know he now has, but there were 5 pages of this before that happened )

I just worry sometimes about the morbid curiosity of the world. That some people will stay tuned to Sky News scouring the screens for any morsel of news and updates about a tragedy... it just breeds ill taste. And it makes me laugh when people then get up in arms about phone hacking. These journalists go rooting through trash without respect or dignity for a reason: supply and demand.

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/story/971196/tia...ter-body-found

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by Shaun

I really would rather hear nothing about this until the body's confirmed as hers and he's been arrested (I know he now has, but there were 5 pages of this before that happened )

I just worry sometimes about the morbid curiosity of the world. That some people will stay tuned to Sky News scouring the screens for any morsel of news and updates about a tragedy... it just breeds ill taste. And it makes me laugh when people then get up in arms about phone hacking. These journalists go rooting through trash without respect or dignity for a reason: supply and demand.

I am reserving any judgement or comment until details have been confirmed, but most people are interested in the story with a view to a positive outcome. Unfortunately it hasn't on this occasion, and I know it has not been confirmed that the body found is Tia yet, but it's highly unlikely it's not. I understand what you are saying though.

[Suze]

I don't know why Arista is being got at in some posts. I am glad Arista is posting updates. I am very interested in the news on this, as I was hoping and praying the young girl was found alive. Now she hasn't been I want to know why that evil sod did what he did and if others were involved and most of all, what punishment they will get for it.

I am also wondering what has happened to Tia's mum? Another mystery? Was she involved? or did she find something out and that's why she has now gone missing?

[Suze]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

I am reserving any judgement or comment until details have been confirmed, but most people are interested in the story with a view to a positive outcome. Unfortunately it hasn't on this occasion, and I know it has not been confirmed that the body found is Tia yet, but it's highly unlikely it's not. I understand what you are saying though.

I thought it had now been confiirmed? Although I can't see it being anyone else's now. Such a very sad outcome though

[Marc]

Originally Posted by arista

Don't think that's fair, I mean he could have moved the body at a later day

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Marc

Don't think that's fair, I mean he could have moved the body at a later day

The newspapers like to make a mockery of the police. Fact is that it isn't the police but the British press who are a bloody disgrace.

So sorry to hear they found the girl's body. I was hoping they were going to find her sulking at a friend's house or something. Poor little sod...

[Jake.]

Just makes me sick. What kind of world do we live in?

[Ryan.]

I'm rather annoyed at the press slant being "look how ****e the police are" rather than "omg this is a disgusting tragedy that poor girl".

[lostalex]

If it came to the point of her dying, imagine the kind of abuse she must have been suffering long before it got to that point. at least her suffering is over now. horrible tragedy. Everyone involved should never know freedom again, this young girl never knew freedom.

[Novo]

Police investigating the disappearance of 12-year-old Tia Sharp have arrested a man and a woman.

Tia was reported missing on 3 August, sparking a huge search effort in Croydon, south London.

A body, which has yet to be identified, was discovered at Tia's grandmother's house in New Addington on Friday.

Stuart Hazell, 37, who is the partner of Tia's grandmother Christine Sharp, is also being questioned by detectives on suspicion of murder.

Police revealed a 39-year-old man and a woman aged 46 were also arrested on Friday.

They are being questioned at a south London police station.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19223080

[Suze]

Just reading a DS thread on this as Tia's Gran is 46yrs, so wondered if the woman was her and the 39 yr old the uncle. Someone posted the following tweet. This just gets worse

#Twitter @skymartinbrunt #tiasharp Tia's gran Chritsine Sharp arrested on suspicion of her murder

@skymartinbrunt A amn, 39, arrested on suspicion of helping an offender

Edit: Just seen on sky news that the 39 yr old is their neighbour Paul Meehan

[arista]

Yes she got the T-Shirt scam
going fast.


"Detectives investigating whether body
was moved between neighbours' lofts "

[arista]

Police admit 'human error' in search for Tia

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz23Fzl7zSS


Police have now given media a statement.
ITVNews just said its maybe one or two officers
that failed , not the whole team.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by arista

Police admit 'human error' in search for Tia

Police have now given media a statement.
ITVNews just said its maybe one or two officers
that failed , not the whole team.

That's like saying a building collapsed because just a few support columns failed, not the entire building. well who the hell cares? the whole building still fell down.

especially in this type of case, the family should always be the number one suspect. And this is not a family with a stellar reputation.

Just looking at their pictures you can see that these are not the most upstanding citizens in the UK. They literally look like people that even Jeremy Kyle wouldn't touch with a barge pole. Can't believe the police missed it.

[Redway]

What horrible news to return to. Poor girl.

[Vanessa]

Omg! This is terrible! The poor girl!

[billy123]

Originally Posted by Suze

I don't know why Arista is being got at in some posts. I am glad Arista is posting updates. I am very interested in the news on thismissing?

Some people just find it in bad taste how in some cases like this looking for articles out of interest has a tendency to turn almost into a morbid excitement and scramble to post every single little picture opinion and quote they can you could almost sense how excited some people posting 3-4 times a minute were. :shudder:

I notice all the comment sections on the newspaper articles have been shut down on articles relating to this case "for legal reasons" and digital spy have deleted and banned any new threads on their forum relating to the discussion of this for legal reasons.

Its a horrible tragedy and people acting as judge jury and executioner within seconds of a story like this starting to break isnt the most helpful thing.