how BENT! will it get!
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bulldong said:
I think what xr287 is trying to say was that having this kind of money gives you endless possibilities.
Yes, they gave money to charity, but they also squandered their very fortunate lives on drugs and alcohol. That's what makes them a waste of space.
There are plenty of people with less money who also give to charity but don't leave their dead wife to rot in a crack den. I don't know where he left his moral compass when he decided that was a good idea.
The tragic nature of addiction. If you had asked either of them if they wanted their dependency on drugs and alcohol to be removed they would have jumped at the chance, I'm sure. Yes, they gave money to charity, but they also squandered their very fortunate lives on drugs and alcohol. That's what makes them a waste of space.
There are plenty of people with less money who also give to charity but don't leave their dead wife to rot in a crack den. I don't know where he left his moral compass when he decided that was a good idea.
This case indicates that money cannot buy escape escape from addiction and the sadness it can bring.
eccles said:
Deva Link said:
The statement from his father-in-law is extremely generous, especially bearing in mind the circumstances of her death.
Like all statements about the dead, they paint them in a favourable light. He's hardly going to say good riddance to the crack w
e who was my daughter.Deva Link said:
eccles said:
Deva Link said:
The statement from his father-in-law is extremely generous, especially bearing in mind the circumstances of her death.
Like all statements about the dead, they paint them in a favourable light. He's hardly going to say good riddance to the crack we who was my daughter.They also have 4 kids set to inherit £4.5 billion so its probably worth remaining amicable with the in-laws.
jogon said:
They also have 4 kids set to inherit £4.5 billion so its probably worth remaining amicable with the in-laws.
Not sure I follow that reasoning? Unlikely her father will benefit and anyway he's described as "wealthy" in his own rightWhatever, they were a pretty screwed up couple.
anonymous said:
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^this...also it beggers belief Alexander Cameron QC, the older brother of Prime Minister David Cameron, represented Rausing in court.
The body of the millionairess was found at their home in bin bags sealed up with gaffer tape, West London Magistrates' Court has been told.
The court heard that Mrs Rausing's remains were discovered beside a bed, covered in layers of clothes in an annexe of the couple's Belgravia mansion in the capital.
edited to add.. appeared at court in.....no not a prison van or even a police car..can u guess what? no..
a merc
The bedroom where her body was found had also been sealed with gaffer tape, the court was told.
Edited by discusdave on Wednesday 18th July 19:23
discusdave said:
^this...also it beggers belief
Alexander Cameron QC, the older brother of Prime Minister David Cameron, represented Rausing in court.
The body of the millionairess was found at their home in bin bags sealed up with gaffer tape, West London Magistrates' Court has been told.
The court heard that Mrs Rausing's remains were discovered beside a bed, covered in layers of clothes in an annexe of the couple's Belgravia mansion in the capital.
The bedroom where her body was found had also been sealed with gaffer tape, the court was told.
There has been no cause of death established yet. I wouldn't be surprised if more charges didn't follow depending on what that turns out to be.Alexander Cameron QC, the older brother of Prime Minister David Cameron, represented Rausing in court.
The body of the millionairess was found at their home in bin bags sealed up with gaffer tape, West London Magistrates' Court has been told.
The court heard that Mrs Rausing's remains were discovered beside a bed, covered in layers of clothes in an annexe of the couple's Belgravia mansion in the capital.
The bedroom where her body was found had also been sealed with gaffer tape, the court was told.
why? you ask.
i'll tell you why.
if you or me or anybody..ANYBODY, else wrapped there parner up in binbags for a WEEK! or more then drove around south london of ya head with unopened letters addressed to you're wife who then is found dead by the law....you,me anyone else is going on remand and will appear in court in a prison van.
there is somewhere between 10-15% of the current prison popluation on remand,who you would also consider to be in need of help if you follow.?
peace!
i'll tell you why.
if you or me or anybody..ANYBODY, else wrapped there parner up in binbags for a WEEK! or more then drove around south london of ya head with unopened letters addressed to you're wife who then is found dead by the law....you,me anyone else is going on remand and will appear in court in a prison van.
there is somewhere between 10-15% of the current prison popluation on remand,who you would also consider to be in need of help if you follow.?
peace!
XCP said:
I am sure that a top lawyer would be able to keep one out of prison in a case like this. That is, after all, what they are paid for.
that lawyer being one PM'S big brother! i'd say yes.Alexander Cameron QC, the older brother of Prime Minister David Cameron, represented Rausing in court
I seemed to recall he was in hospital before and after the court appearence hence no police van. Any court case will be a waste of time as the guy is clearly so ill from his addiction he will be judged mentally unable to plead in due course. It is tragic that some people who have everything actually have nothing in truth. I hope their children learn by this tragedy. Anyone addicted from what ever background have issues we can only try to imagine the horror of it
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