Shannon Matthews

[Racingdude009]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Shannon-M...

I am speachless !

[becksW]

So am I!. There are some twisted people in this world and she is definitely one of them. (She'll probably say she was forced into it!)

[Mc Lovin]

How somepeople are actually classed as human is beyond me.

[bigTee]

what an evil bh.

[Cara Van Man]

Mc Lovin said:

How somepeople are actually classed as human is beyond me.

I know.

Graham Norton is, like, some sort of freak alien.

[The Hypno-Toad]

I'm guessing that cow is going to have a REAL fun time when she gets to prison.

[Mc Lovin]

Cara Van Man said:

Mc Lovin said:

How somepeople are actually classed as human is beyond me.

I know.

Graham Norton is, like, some sort of freak alien.

Oh and Tom Cruise......

[mitzy]

And she calls hefself a mother.

Dont know about everyone else, but after Baby P yesterday, I feel sick , these poor children.

[Geronimo]

Doubtless the catalyst for this scheme was the ridiculous media circus surrounding madeline mccann and all the cashing in that was done there.

[hornetrider]

Geronimo said:

Doubtless the catalyst for this scheme was the ridiculous media circus surrounding madeline mccann and all the cashing in that was done there.

Yup

[The Hypno-Toad]

You might think that the idea was for them to ask for money from the Madeliene McCann fund & put it towards increasing the reward for Shannon. Then the relative was going to claim that he found Shannon, claim reward, split it amongst the family. You might think this but I couldn't possibly comment.

How they were going to get the child to go along with this, would have been interesting.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, these people sum up all that is wrong with Britain today. The greed, the avarice, the obsession with celebrity, the laziness, the lack of respect, the plain & simple stupidity & the total lack of what qualifies as acceptable behaviour that we have breed through our society over the past 11 years.

Makes me sick......

Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 12th November 14:03

[telecat]

I'm holding fire. It's an accusation not a verdict at the moment. I could believe it and I think I can remember similar cases in the past but let's remember it's innocent until proven guilty. Remember the Jersey "Abuse" case?? It's now so collapsed it resemble's a black hole.

[Thudd]

The Hypno-Toad said:

You might think that the idea was for them to ask for money from the Madeliene McCann fund & put it towards increasing the reward for Shannon. Then the relative was going to claim that he found Shannon, claim reward, split it amongst the family. You might think this but I couldn't possibly comment.

I remember putting forward this hypothesis at the time, and being shouted down.

[Apache]

telecat said:

I'm holding fire. It's an accusation not a verdict at the moment. I could believe it and I think I can remember similar cases in the past but let's remember it's innocent until proven guilty. Remember the Jersey "Abuse" case?? It's now so collapsed it resemble's a black hole.

Didn't that example fail because on one would come forward and give evidence?

[Nimbus]

Apache said:

Didn't that example fail because on one would come forward and give evidence?

Nope, it all turned out to be rubbish, fuelled by the media.

http://tinyurl.com/6lx2mw

At least the murders and torture parts..

[Alex97]

Apache said:

telecat said:

I'm holding fire. It's an accusation not a verdict at the moment. I could believe it and I think I can remember similar cases in the past but let's remember it's innocent until proven guilty. Remember the Jersey "Abuse" case?? It's now so collapsed it resemble's a black hole.

Didn't that example fail because on one would come forward and give evidence?

It appears now that the piece of skull they found was in fact either a piece of wood or a bit of coconut (i kid you not!). The other bones they found could be hundreds of years old. The so called torture chambers were, in fact, just cellars. So the story is essentially a complete fabrication.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20081112/tuk-murder-hun...

[10 Pence Short]

Instead of looking at the negatives of the Matthews case, people should be looking for positives.

Like now knowing to never, ever visit Dewsbury without really, really needing to.

[telecat]

10 Pence Short said:

Instead of looking at the negatives of the Matthews case, people should be looking for positives.

Like now knowing to never, ever visit Dewsbury without really, really needing to.

What like this place?? NSFW

www.plasticivy.co.uk

Edited by telecat on Wednesday 12th November 15:21

[scorp]

telecat said:

www.plasticivy.co.uk

Thanks, now i have to explain to anyone who is looking at our web-access logs why i was browsing this website.

NSFW.

[Apache]

Alex97 said:

Apache said:

telecat said:

I'm holding fire. It's an accusation not a verdict at the moment. I could believe it and I think I can remember similar cases in the past but let's remember it's innocent until proven guilty. Remember the Jersey "Abuse" case?? It's now so collapsed it resemble's a black hole.

Didn't that example fail because on one would come forward and give evidence?

It appears now that the piece of skull they found was in fact either a piece of wood or a bit of coconut (i kid you not!). The other bones they found could be hundreds of years old. The so called torture chambers were, in fact, just cellars. So the story is essentially a complete fabrication.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20081112/tuk-murder-hun...

bloody hell!