What Kind Of Scumbag Does This?

[Urban Sports]

The groom at a wedding in a castle (Peckforton) in Cheshire has a dispute over a bar bill so sets fire to the castle in the early hours with his family and guests still in there!

Unbelievable!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-13...

Edited by Urban Sports on Monday 20th June 19:00

[Thesaint01708]

i have felt like setting fire to many a pub after seeing the bar bill

lol

not that i would...

yeh.. chav wedding!

[Urban Sports]

Whoa where did the extra kind come from?

[The real Apache]

A deranged (and single) one

[Parrot of Doom]

Where does the article state that he set fire to the place?

[thinfourth2]

Ah but these are wedding fire lighters

Thats why they cost so much sir

[supertouring]

Parrot of Doom said:

Where does the article state that he set fire to the place?

"Cheshire Police said a 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life."

Looks like he might miss his honeymoon!

[Jasandjules]

Well, I hope his family are pleased with him (assuming he is guilty). I'd not be too keen on a relative who thought that my possibly burning to death was an acceptable risk to take.....

[KrazyIvan]

Ah what better start can you get to married life then spending the 1st years locked up behind bars

[grumbledoak]

KrazyIvan said:

Ah what better start can you get to married life then spending the 1st years locked up behind bars

I thought that was normal for Merseyside.

[Parrot of Doom]

supertouring said:

"Cheshire Police said a 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life."

Looks like he might miss his honeymoon!

So where does it say he actually committed the crime?

[carmonk]

Parrot of Doom said:

supertouring said:

"Cheshire Police said a 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life."

Looks like he might miss his honeymoon!

So where does it say he actually committed the crime?

It's just common practice to arrest one of the guests at random if a fire breaks out in a hotel.

[Zaxxon]

Parrot of Doom said:

So where does it say he actually committed the crime?

In the article.


"The man, from Merseyside......"

[s1962a]

Zaxxon said:

Parrot of Doom said:

So where does it say he actually committed the crime?

In the article.


"The man, from Merseyside......"

Didn't you see this bit?

BBC said:

A bridegroom has been arrested in connection with a fire at a historic country house hotel in Cheshire..

[soad]

thinfourth2 said:

Ah but these are wedding fire lighters

Thats why they cost so much sir

Not sure that explanation would sit too well

[Parrot of Doom]

carmonk said:

It's just common practice to arrest one of the guests at random if a fire breaks out in a hotel.

So arrested = guilty?

fk me, you learn something every day.

[Hooli]

Just following the lead of motoring law it seems.

[zollburgers]

Parrot of Doom said:

So arrested = guilty?

fk me, you learn something every day.

You want the words 'allegedly' or 'suspected of' in the posts then? That will make you happy?

[speedchick]

He's been charged apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-13...

[Urban Sports]

He got 6 years, not enough IMO.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17463133