Wandering Off Topic

[kizzy]

Her mother said:

"I felt like the worst person, that I let my daughter down completely. I thought I should have heard something or woken up."

I’m sure there are some people who hold her responsible too, those people who are perfect parents, we’ve all encountered a few.

Completely different imo

Imagine what would have happened if the girl had been left alone while her parents were at the pub 50 yards away.

[carlymichelle]

Completely different imo

Imagine what would have happened if the girl had been left alone while her parents were at the pub 50 yards away.

kizzy there is no excuse for  what the mcanns and their  friends did on that holiday   leaving  toddlers  and babys alone while they  ate and  drank   you can understand why amaral and the portugal police were suspicious

[slartibartfast]

The police were called and officers arrived at the property in Weymouth, Dorset, to arrest Jones at about 6.45am in October last year.

It is not known when Jones broke into the house or when he is alleged to have assaulted the girl.

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"The kitchen window blind was crumpled in the middle and I could see the window was clearly open.

"We had locked everything up as we went to bed.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/parents-woken-girl-6-after-10155446

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

[kizzy]

kizzy there is no excuse for  what the mcanns and their  friends did on that holiday   leaving  toddlers  and babys alone while they  ate and  drank   you can understand why amaral and the portugal police were suspicious

Exactly carlymichelle

[kizzy]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

Just shows you the length some will go

 without checking the facts - just use it to there own advantage for the sake of mccanns.imo

[Vertigo Swirl]

Just shows you the length some will go

 without checking the facts - just use it to there own advantage for the sake of mccanns.imo

Excuse me - the case was used to prove that someone could break into a house and gain access to a child while the parents were present. 

[jassi]

Just shows you the length some will go

 without checking the facts - just use it to there own advantage for the sake of mccanns.imo

I'll certainly agree with that.

[Brietta]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

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Mr Jones, of no fixed address, told the court he had no recollection of how he ended up in the house. He said he had a female friend who lived nearby and must have entered the wrong house by mistake after a night out drinking.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

The point is that Mr Jones entered the house, despite it being locked up for the night, entered a six year old child's room and her bed and was found there when the little girl's step-father went to investigate her complaint.

The house was locked down.  The parent's were on the premises.  Yet an intruder managed to gain access through a window.

If instead of falling asleep Mr Jones had taken it into his head to lift the child from her bed and abscond with her we could well be reading all about it from a hate site set up to excoriate her parents.

[Alice Purjorick]

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Mr Jones, of no fixed address, told the court he had no recollection of how he ended up in the house. He said he had a female friend who lived nearby and must have entered the wrong house by mistake after a night out drinking.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

The point is that Mr Jones entered the house, despite it being locked up for the night, entered a six year old child's room and her bed and was found there when the little girl's step-father went to investigate her complaint.

The house was locked down.  The parent's were on the premises.  Yet an intruder managed to gain access through a window.

If instead of falling asleep Mr Jones had taken it into his head to lift the child from her bed and abscond with her we could well be reading all about it from a hate site set up to excoriate her parents.

If this and if that and if the other.
The idea of a bloke pissed as a fart carrying off a 13 year old is pushing credulity a bit far.
But lets say for the sake of argument he did. Over to you to prove it happened to MBM. Just saying well it could have because I surmise it could have happened here don't really cut it , do it now?

[Vertigo Swirl]

If this and if that and if the other.
The idea of a bloke pissed as a fart carrying off a 13 year old is pushing credulity a bit far.
But lets say for the sake of argument he did. Over to you to prove it happened to MBM. Just saying well it could have because I surmise it could have happened here don't really cut it , do it now?

What are you on about?  She was 6.

[jassi]

If this and if that and if the other.
The idea of a bloke pissed as a fart carrying off a 13 year old is pushing credulity a bit far.
But lets say for the sake of argument he did. Over to you to prove it happened to MBM. Just saying well it could have because I surmise it could have happened here don't really cut it , do it now?

Bit surprised he was able to break in without waking the whole street.
Maybe the property wasn't as secure as was claimed.

Strange story all round.

[kizzy]

Quote
Mr Jones, of no fixed address, told the court he had no recollection of how he ended up in the house. He said he had a female friend who lived nearby and must have entered the wrong house by mistake after a night out drinking.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-39514284

The point is that Mr Jones entered the house, despite it being locked up for the night, entered a six year old child's room and her bed and was found there when the little girl's step-father went to investigate her complaint.

The house was locked down.  The parent's were on the premises.  Yet an intruder managed to gain access through a window.

If instead of falling asleep Mr Jones had taken it into his head to lift the child from her bed and abscond with her we could well be reading all about it from a hate site set up to excoriate her parents.

The house was locked down.  The parent's were on the premises.  Yet an intruder managed to gain access through a window.




Well the house cant have been as secure as they think.

what happened to the girls onesies then. who took them off

imo this story you promoted seems to me like aN attempt for publicity.

He was found not guilty...surprised at you with your innocent till proven guilty approach. B

Revealing that on here of an innocent man.

[Erngath]

Bit surprised he was able to break in without waking the whole street.
Maybe the property wasn't as secure as was claimed.

Strange story all round.

Many years ago when I lived with my parents, we had neighbours whose house was broken into while they were asleep.
The chap's wristw..ch was taken from his bedside table.

So, no I don't find it strange at all.
Strange can happen!

[Vertigo Swirl]

Bit surprised he was able to break in without waking the whole street.
Maybe the property wasn't as secure as was claimed.

Strange story all round.

Aha!  The first hint of victim blaming there...

[Vertigo Swirl]

Bit surprised he was able to break in without waking the whole street.
Maybe the property wasn't as secure as was claimed.

Strange story all round.

Do burglars breaking into houses usually wake the whole street out of interest?