[arista]

Originally Posted by bobnot

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.

Thats your Own View - which is very wrong.
Its only you.

[arista]

Stuart Hazell, 37
has now been Charged with her Murder.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by lostalex

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.

I agree with you overall in what you are saying lostalex.

It is an awful thing to have to say these days.
However my first thoughts too when I knew Tia was missing was I hope they really check the family out first, recalling the Shannon Matthews case we had too.

It is unbelievable so much has been missed for so long. These cases make me really angry.

[Suze]

Originally Posted by arista

Stuart Hazell, 37
has now been Charged with her Murder.

What an evil git he is, all those lies, wearing that T shirt, supposedly searching for her, when all the time he knew she was gone, that goes for her Gran also, the Gran is almost as bad imho, as that child was her flesh and blood. Poor girl, having her life snuffed out so young, because that git thought it was his right to do so. I get so upset at such crimes and feel so very much for the poor victims and their family and friends

[arista]

"It is an awful thing to have to say these days.
However my first thoughts too when I knew Tia was missing was I hope they really check the family out first, recalling the Shannon Matthews case we had too."


Yes this shares a scam
those T-Shirts
made fast to divert away from the home.


If she had gone into town
CCTV would have tracked her.

So it would have been the Woods
or the home.


Its sad that the parents could not have the girl
as going to the Grand Parents led to fights
and Death.


Video report
http://news.sky.com/story/971506/tia...ed-with-murder

[Conzors]

Originally Posted by Redway

Poor girl. I hope she does find the courage to escape. There really are some sick people in this world.

(By the way, is Croydon in Surrey or South London?)

It's in both Surrey and South London.

Its been terrible up here but the community support has been amazing. I am actually quite proud and havent seen this much communityness since the riots last year.

It is terrible what happened and it just bring to attention how real it is now thats its happened here. My heart goes out to her mother and father.

RIP Tia Sharp.

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19240104

The man accused of murdering schoolgirl Tia Sharp has been remanded in custody after appearing in court.

Mr Hazell, 37, appeared at Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court via video-link from Sutton police station.

Although police are still waiting for formal identification of the body found on Friday, the victim is named in the murder charge as Tia.

No plea was entered to the charge, which accuses Mr Hazell of murdering the girl between 2 and 11 August.

He confirmed his name, date of birth, and address as The Lindens, New Addington, where Tia was found dead.

Mr Hazell will appear at the Old Bailey on Wednesday, with a further date for a preliminary hearing recorded as 19 November.

Christine Sharp, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, and a 39-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender have both been bailed to return to a south London police station in October.

A post-mortem examination on the body found in Ms Sharp's house was halted on Saturday night and is expected to recommence this week.

Meanwhile, it has emerged the body was found in a black bed sheet in a black bag in the loft of the house.

[billy123]

Originally Posted by Conzors

It's in both Surrey and South London.

Its been terrible up here but the community support has been amazing. I am actually quite proud and havent seen this much communityness since the riots last year.

It is terrible what happened and it just bring to attention how real it is now thats its happened here. My heart goes out to her mother and father.

RIP Tia Sharp.

It is the only thing that makes these things bearable is when you see the community support and human spirit that appears from everyone.
It is a shame that it takes such horrible events to make everyone come together but the community spirit in the uk is well and thriving it is just a shame it seems so hidden.

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19256569

A south London council will conduct a serious case review following the death of Tia Sharp, who lived in the borough.

Merton Council will conduct the review, done after the death of a child where abuse or neglect is known or suspected.

Serious case reviews, undertaken by Local Safeguarding Children Boards (LSCBs), examine the role of local agencies - including social services - in the welfare of the child who has died and their family.

Ged Curran, Chief Executive of Merton Council, said: "The Local Safeguarding Children Board will now commission a serious case review, the standard procedure in a tragic case such as this.

"The review will be assisted by the police, health services and local authorities."

[Cherie]

Tia Sharp: Hazell 'Took Photo Of Girl's Body'
Prosecutors claim Stuart Hazell had a sexual attraction to the 12-year-old, whose body was found in her grandmother's loft.7:30pm UK, Tuesday 07 May 2013


The man accused of killing 12-year-old Tia Sharp took a photograph of her lying naked on her bed shortly after she died, a court has heard.

Prosecutors say Stuart Hazell took the image of the schoolgirl at her grandmother's house in London on August 3 last year.

Hazell, 37, who denies murder, shook his head as the image was shown to jurors at the Old Bailey.

The prosecution referred to a pathologist who examined Tia's body, who said marks on her skin suggested she had been deliberately moved into the position seen in the photograph after she died.

On the opening day of the trial, the prosecution alleged Tia's blood was found on an item belonging to her grandmother, which they claim suggests Hazell had a sexual interest in the youngster.

Jurors heard two memory cards found in the house contained "extensive pornography", including some of under-age girls, as well as several images of Tia and video footage the prosecution claimed was filmed secretly.

At one stage, Tia's mother and several members of the family left the court room visibly distressed.

Andrew Edis QC, prosecuting, told the jury they will have to decide whether Hazell is guilty of murder or whether Tia died in an accident.

The court heard she died on the evening of August 2 or the morning of August 3, although her body was not found until August 10, hidden in the loft at her grandmother's house.

Mr Edis said: "What we know is that after she died he put her in the loft. That's not what you would normally do with someone who has suffered an accident.

"Generally speaking, if someone has an accident and you are concerned about their health you call an ambulance."

The jury of seven men and five women were told the loft was inspected by police twice before Tia's body was found.

"They only found it, I am afraid, because it had started to smell," Mr Edis said. "It was quite well hidden. It has been moved up and then across within the loft space."

He said Tia's body had been "carefully wrapped" in a sheet and bin bags before being sealed with Sellotape.

Meanwhile, the prosecution claimed Hazell's semen was found on Tia's bed and on her night clothes, while her blood was found on the belt he was wearing when he was arrested.

The court was also told how Hazell, of New Addington, London, claimed Tia had fallen down the stairs while they were playing and broken her neck.

It was alleged he was "playing the role of bereaved grandparent who wanted nothing more than the child to be found and to come home" in a television interview played to the jury.

In the broadcast he said Tia was like his own child and said he did not know what had happened to her.

The trial continues.



Yet another murdering bastard.

[Conzors]

Ugh this is so horrible.
I can't believe i created this thread all the way in August and things are still coming out.

He needs to be locked up.