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Gone but not forgotten and certainly not the death list

By Daggers, in General Chat

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bovril

bovril

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2 minutes ago, EastAnglianFox said:


And?

 

 

Pretty typical when someone well known dies people write stuff about what they did in their life no? 

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CrazyKopCorner

CrazyKopCorner

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She was a huge animal lover and campaigned extensively for the abolition of all forms of fox hunting. 

 

78 year old woman murdered in her own home. 

 

Absolutely horrendous and the circumstances sound harrowing. 

 

 

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EastAnglianFox

EastAnglianFox

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44 minutes ago, bovril said:

Pretty typical when someone well known dies people write stuff about what they did in their life no? 


She was murdered!! and the headline clearly stated that she was a Conservative minister.


You know full well what the post was getting at

 

bovril

bovril

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1 minute ago, EastAnglianFox said:


She was murdered!! and the headline clearly stated that she was a Conservative minister.


You know full well what the post was getting at

 

It was posted 8 hours ago, calm down.

Mark_w

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32 minutes ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

She was a huge animal lover and campaigned extensively for the abolition of all forms of fox hunting. 

She ate them, contributed money to industries that exploit and kill them. She wasn’t a huge animal lover. Wanting animals not to be ripped apart for sport isn’t being an animal lover, it’s just not being a complete psychopath.

 

 

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Parafox

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Susan Coysh, who is Ann Widdecombe's neighbour, tells the BBC she is "devastated" to hear of her death.

"I'm shocked. In this lovely setting where we live," she says.

 

Murders should only occur in scum places then?

StanSP

StanSP

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I'm sure many didn't agree with her on a lot of things (myself included) but murdered in your own home is horrific. 

 

I wonder if we'll ever know the circumstances around it. 

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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34 minutes ago, Parafox said:

Susan Coysh, who is Ann Widdecombe's neighbour, tells the BBC she is "devastated" to hear of her death.

"I'm shocked. In this lovely setting where we live," she says.

 

Murders should only occur in scum places then?

Midsomer had a murder every week of year and you wouldn't want to be friends with Jonathan and Jennifer Hart.

 

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Parafox

Parafox

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22 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Midsomer had a murder every week of year and you wouldn't want to be friends with Jonathan and Jennifer Hart.

 

Beaumont Leys has less than that. Not sure I'd want to live there either.

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