Peaches Geldof found dead.

[MajorProblem]

nej606k said:

Does anyone know how Peaches ended up? Cremated , buried or tinned?

They've had her put in a big jar of vinegar and changed her name to pickles.

[BlackLabel]

A 5 minute response time for an empty property being burgled - kudos to the police.



"Peaches Geldof's home has been broken into twice by thieves since she died, police have revealed.

A police spokesman said that following the latest break-in, officers arrived within five minutes."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-27387779

[onyx39]

BlackLabel said:

A 5 minute response time for an empty property being burgled - kudos to the police.



"Peaches Geldof's home has been broken into twice by thieves since she died, police have revealed.

A police spokesman said that following the latest break-in, officers arrived within five minutes."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-27387779

Agreed, but I am guessing they are keeping an eye on the place though?

[longshot]

Genius bit of reporting.

Report of empty house being burgled and they give the address in the article.

[FredClogs]

gpo746 said:

NSFW

And caution advised

http://gawker.com/5502453/peaches-geldofs-heroin-f...

Not quite sure that with stuff like that around she was the ideal role model for young mums

pah, nonsense, who amongst us can honestly say they've never got smacked up to the eye balls and woken up in a Hollywood scientology rehab centre? Eh? That's what recording your first album is all about.

[voyds9]

Break ins at dead celebrities seem to be getting common.

Thieves with no sense of decency, I hope their colleagues give them an etiquette lesson.

[FredClogs]

voyds9 said:

Break ins at dead celebrities seem to be getting common.

Thieves with no sense of decency, I hope their colleagues give them an etiquette lesson.

Stealing from the dead worse than stealing from the living? How come?

[longshot]

FredClogs said:

voyds9 said:

Break ins at dead celebrities seem to be getting common.

Thieves with no sense of decency, I hope their colleagues give them an etiquette lesson.

Stealing from the dead worse than stealing from the living? How come?

If you have to ask the question, you'll never understand the answer.

[tr7v8]

BlackLabel said:

A 5 minute response time for an empty property being burgled - kudos to the police.



"Peaches Geldof's home has been broken into twice by thieves since she died, police have revealed.

A police spokesman said that following the latest break-in, officers arrived within five minutes."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-27387779

Impressive since Fairseat Lane is in the middle of nowhere!

[Silent1]

longshot said:

FredClogs said:

voyds9 said:

Break ins at dead celebrities seem to be getting common.

Thieves with no sense of decency, I hope their colleagues give them an etiquette lesson.

Stealing from the dead worse than stealing from the living? How come?

If you have to ask the question, you'll never understand the answer.

That suggests you find stealing from the living in some way acceptable.

[R1gtr]

nej606k said:

Does anyone know how Peaches ended up? Cremated , buried or tinned?

Hopefully not cremated, I would get high on the fumes up here........




I live in the Highlands

[Ozzie Osmond]

Silent1 said:

That suggests you find stealing from the living in some way acceptable.

An excellent example of "standard idiotic Internet forum response, number 47". Utterly vacuous. The previous post suggested nothing of the sort.

[Jasandjules]

BlackLabel said:

A 5 minute response time for an empty property being burgled - kudos to the police.

Yet I suspect that if 95% of residents in the area who are not famous or dead famous who reported a burglary would get a 5 day response time.

[FunkyNige]

voyds9 said:

Break ins at dead celebrities seem to be getting common.

Thieves with no sense of decency, I hope their colleagues give them an etiquette lesson.

It's not uncommon for relatives of the dead to be burgled at the time of the funeral either.

[EskimoArapaho]

FunkyNige said:

It's not uncommon for relatives of the dead to be burgled at the time of the funeral either.

Really? Wow, that can't be coincidence! Must be some sort of inside job. Probably the ghost.

[Silent1]

Ozzie Osmond said:

Silent1 said:

That suggests you find stealing from the living in some way acceptable.

An excellent example of "standard idiotic Internet forum response, number 47". Utterly vacuous. The previous post suggested nothing of the sort.

oh dear oh dear, can you not see the point, theft is theft, there is no greater or lesser theft it's all the same, it's only the morals we apply that somehow 'grade' it

[Grumfutock]

So turns out she was a smack head. Zero sympathy.

[Eric Mc]

On the contrary.

Lots of sympathy.

[Asterix]

Eric Mc said:

On the contrary.

Lots of sympathy.

For having to cope with being born with a silver needle in her veins?

[Vocal Minority]

I agree - heroin is a nasty insidious thing. It is a silly thing to get mixed up in in the first place, but people who do need help, not throwing on the scrap heap.