[arista]

Their 2 children are alive

[Pictured: IT teacher, 36, and his garden centre
worker wife, 33, who were killed at
£250,000 home 'as their children slept upstairs'
amid claims they were embroiled
in long-running parking row with
neighbours - as police arrest father and son,
67 and 34

The pair - who were named locally - were found
with serious injuries and died
at scene in Taunton, Somerset
Police said two children were in
house at time,
with neighbours describing them
as boys aged four and seven
Somerset Police said incident would be
referred to watchdog due to 'prior police
contact with those involved']



Real tragic for the 2 kids

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...lled-home.html



Sign Of The Times

[bitontheslide]

ive had a few disagreements with neighbours over the years and they can turn unpleasant very, very quickly, and then it's a nightmare.

I've found the best policy is to nod, say hello and keep it at that

[Cherie]

This is pretty horrific, sounds like it was the kids found their parents?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

This is pretty horrific, sounds like it was the kids found their parents?

Fist Fight - yes


But to get a Knife is so Evil.


[One woman said: 'Everyone has an issue with
parking around here. Some people have multiple cars
there isn't space for and it has caused a lot of upset']

[arista]

[arista]

[LaLaLand]

This is horrific. Jesus.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

This is pretty horrific, sounds like it was the kids found their parents?

No, from the news
the 2 young boys were asleep
when Police went upstairs.

[arista]

Ex army commando, 34, is charged with murders
of husband and wife 'after bitter parking row escalated'

Pro killer
no wonder they died.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...band-wife.html

[LeatherTrumpet]

they had one space and they were parking 2 cars on it and jutting out into road which is selfish

why not get the council to prosecute them i wonder?

[joeysteele]

Good lord.
This is horrific.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

ive had a few disagreements with neighbours over the years and they can turn unpleasant very, very quickly, and then it's a nightmare.

I've found the best policy is to nod, say hello and keep it at that

Oh god I remember a nightmare neighbour that we had who would mouth off at any given noise that we'd make, whilst he would blast Music till 3AM.

This is awful for the kids though, and just an unnecessary outcome imo.