Baby Stabbed to Death
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mick987

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1,825 posts

139 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Just when you think people can't sink any lower along comes someone and says hold my beer. I cannot comprehend that someone would do this.


www.dailymail.com/news/article-16096541/Newborn-ba...

Arrivalist

3,489 posts

28 months

Tuesday 1st September
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No words frown

Warhavernet

1,486 posts

16 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Arrivalist said:
No words frown
C'mon, let's try some words: 12 Slovakians living in one house in Sheffield, England,
in this house a new born baby was found stabbed to death.

Words you'd never have read in a UK newspaper in 1996.

Dog Biscuit

2,609 posts

26 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Warhavernet said:
Arrivalist said:
No words frown
C'mon, let's try some words: 12 Slovakians living in one house in Sheffield, England,
in this house a new born baby was found stabbed to death.

Words you'd never have read in a UK newspaper in 1996.
Ahhh that'll be good old multicultural Britain then.

May it's little soul rest in peace. Poor thing

Edited by Dog Biscuit on Tuesday 1st September 21:23

Petrus1983

11,143 posts

191 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Just how could anyone do that? I can't comprehend it.

craigjm

21,432 posts

229 months

Tuesday 1st September
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We dont know that the people at the property are "slovakian" its just a "casual suggestion" from a resident and really the wail shouldnt publish stuff like that. Whatever has happened its a really sickening situation and very odd that there didnt appear to be anyone pregnant living there.

Daz68

3,751 posts

239 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Our country is so fked. Just reading the report I felt like crying. I really don't know where we are going socially or financially anymore as a country.

_Rodders_

4,130 posts

48 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Localish to me.

It was clear that there was something extra about this one as soon as the police were being coy with the details.

It sounds truly horrific.

Crumpet

5,387 posts

209 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Daz68 said:
Our country is so fked. Just reading the report I felt like crying. I really don't know where we are going socially or financially anymore as a country.
Without a major course reversal I reckon you just need to look at South Africa to see where we’re heading.


tele_lover

3,323 posts

44 months

Tuesday 1st September
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Surprise surprise

And some on here still don't get it.

bigandclever

14,350 posts

267 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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Well, the names are out.

bbc said:
Police said two men, aged 19 and 38, and two women, aged 20 and 37, had been charged with murder, causing or allowing the death of a child and perverting the course of justice by taking steps to conceal the killing of an infant.

A fifth person, a 15-year-old girl, has also been charged with perverting the course of justice.

Police said all five had been remanded in custody and were due to appear at Sheffield Magistrates' Court later.

They are:

Peter Horvath, aged 19, of Holywell Heights, Sheffield
Andrea Skopova, aged 20, formerly of Robey Street, Sheffield
Nina Horvathova, aged 37, of Holywell Heights, Sheffield
Peter Horvath, aged 38, of Holywell Heights, Sheffield
The 15-year-old girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons
A cursory google of the older man shows a Peter Horvath from Sheffield was "wanted in connection with several incidents including threats to commit damage, criminal damage, stalking, assault and residential burglary" a couple of years ago.

ATG

23,702 posts

301 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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Daz68 said:
Our country is so fked. Just reading the report I felt like crying. I really don't know where we are going socially or financially anymore as a country.
It's one event. It doesn't say anything about the country as a whole. Get a grip.

STe_rsv4

1,247 posts

127 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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ATG said:
Daz68 said:
Our country is so fked. Just reading the report I felt like crying. I really don't know where we are going socially or financially anymore as a country.
It's one event. It doesn't say anything about the country as a whole. Get a grip.
One event? Have you been living under a rock for the last 15 years?

Derek Smith

49,726 posts

277 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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Let's get back to the good old days, like in my youth, when people never got stabbed, and certainly babies and infants were never, ever murdered.

A 12-year-old was beaten and bled to death when his penis was cut off - must have imported the knife from Slovakia - and his body dumped in a public toilet. It merited a paragraph and a half in the local paper I worked for at the time. No arrests that we were aware of. So back before 1966 or so.

My father witnessed two lads pursued by a mob of a couple of dozen. They were captured and almost dertainly killed according to my father. He tried to intervene and had his fingers broken by his hand being placed in the gutter, his fingers on the kerb, and then stamped on.

No mention of the murders in the papers. Halcyon times. So back to 1938.

Get a grip. This is an horrific crime. Horrific crimes have happened for years.

119

19,853 posts

65 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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ATG said:
Daz68 said:
Our country is so fked. Just reading the report I felt like crying. I really don't know where we are going socially or financially anymore as a country.
It's one event. It doesn't say anything about the country as a whole. Get a grip.
Yes, yes, nothing to see here, move along quietly yeah?

Lol.

STe_rsv4

1,247 posts

127 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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Derek Smith said:
Let's get back to the good old days, like in my youth, when people never got stabbed, and certainly babies and infants were never, ever murdered.

A 12-year-old was beaten and bled to death when his penis was cut off - must have imported the knife from Slovakia - and his body dumped in a public toilet. It merited a paragraph and a half in the local paper I worked for at the time. No arrests that we were aware of. So back before 1966 or so.

My father witnessed two lads pursued by a mob of a couple of dozen. They were captured and almost dertainly killed according to my father. He tried to intervene and had his fingers broken by his hand being placed in the gutter, his fingers on the kerb, and then stamped on.

No mention of the murders in the papers. Halcyon times. So back to 1938.

Get a grip. This is an horrific crime. Horrific crimes have happened for years.
Nobody is saying horrific crimes haven't always happened. It just appears that horrific crimes are happening more frequently the last few decades.
When younger, you would always hear on the grapevine about a stabbing or someone getting filled in.
You just never used to hear about folk being beheaded in the street or organised grape gangs operation with impunity. You know, the kind of crimes that mostly happen in run down, 3rd world lawless stholes.
Or am I just imagining this?

Odysseus01

1,957 posts

233 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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ATG said:
It's one event. It doesn't say anything about the country as a whole. Get a grip.
I honestly have no words. This, and similar events, are now a regular occurrence in this country. Crime has and will always happen like the two idiotic examples above illustrate but it will only get worse as sadly people like you are willing to accept it.

craigjm

21,432 posts

229 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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STe_rsv4 said:
Nobody is saying horrific crimes haven't always happened. It just appears that horrific crimes are happening more frequently the last few decades.
It would be interesting to see the statistics based on population size. There is clearly a perception that things are worse these days but how much of that is really about speed and access to news and social media capability to spread stuff whether true or not. Creating fear through perception of safety etc is just as much as a weapon as a knife or a gun and whose agenda does it serve to constantly point to "the people not like us" when something is reported.

Bigends

6,154 posts

157 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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Derek Smith said:
Let's get back to the good old days, like in my youth, when people never got stabbed, and certainly babies and infants were never, ever murdered.

A 12-year-old was beaten and bled to death when his penis was cut off - must have imported the knife from Slovakia - and his body dumped in a public toilet. It merited a paragraph and a half in the local paper I worked for at the time. No arrests that we were aware of. So back before 1966 or so.

My father witnessed two lads pursued by a mob of a couple of dozen. They were captured and almost dertainly killed according to my father. He tried to intervene and had his fingers broken by his hand being placed in the gutter, his fingers on the kerb, and then stamped on.

No mention of the murders in the papers. Halcyon times. So back to 1938.

Get a grip. This is an horrific crime. Horrific crimes have happened for years.
Indeed - a cursory search of newspaper archives brings up page after page of baby and child murders - most got no further than the local papers.

Mrr T

15,398 posts

294 months

Wednesday 2nd September
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STe_rsv4 said:
Nobody is saying horrific crimes haven't always happened. It just appears that horrific crimes are happening more frequently the last few decades.
When younger, you would always hear on the grapevine about a stabbing or someone getting filled in.
You just never used to hear about folk being beheaded in the street or organised grape gangs operation with impunity. You know, the kind of crimes that mostly happen in run down, 3rd world lawless stholes.
Or am I just imagining this?
If you look at homicide you will find, with the except of specific events, the number has been very stable.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunit...