Oh yeah, I forgot I murdered them and am just living with their corpses…
Thinking outside the box to solve the housing crisis.
The other children were saying they’ve been robbed of time with their parents but they didn’t visit them for 4 years and presumably their only contact was through texts or letters
What a strange case
She must have a strong stomach. That house must have been humping of rotten corpse.
Such a weird story. All their friends and family were happy to believe they vanished into thin air in 2019, and it was only picked up because the GP surgery presumably sent out some appointments for long-term condition reviews/screening tests and didn’t get a response?
And she was almost relieved to be caught.
The fact she’s so matter of fact is really chilling. And telling the police officer to cheer up, wtf is up with that. So weird.
Evidence showed that she had “long manipulated and abused her parents’ good will for financial gain, said police, running up large debts on credit cards in her parents’ names.
After their deaths, she continued to spend their pensions.
The court heard she benefitted from nearly £150,000 as a result of killing her parents.
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damn what a psycho, i don’t think she feels bad or even ashamed about what she’s done.
See Millenials，this is why a garden is so important. Otherwise you have to chop them up and stuff them in suitcases on the balcony Jutting-style，which is far more conspicuous.
She has the demeanour of someone caught dipping into the petty cash at work. Very odd.
I wonder if she is just so calculating that she knows that the early confession and cooperation is her best bet of ever getting out – not that it did her much good in the end.
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What I can’t understand is why her siblings never went to visit their parents in four years.Watched the arrest on Sky and she seemed so matter of fact and so callous.
“jailed”? There must be a mistake here, I thought prison doesn’t work for women? Surely a community order would have less impact on her life.
No whole life tariff. She got off relatively lightly
Wtf? She’s behaving like all she did was evade a parking ticket.
Sounds like she murdered her father in a gentle way, if you can call murder that. She also created a makeshift grave for him with pictures and paintings, akin to your standard memorial.
But the way she murdered her mother indicates a lot of pent up rage, stabbing her and beating her with a hammer (quite possibly to disfigure her) as well of not ‘honouring’ her with a burial like the father.
She seems so calmly resigned the moment they start questioning her. It’s a deeply bizarre feeling, the way she’s telling them the locations of her murdered family with all the matter-of-fact composure of someone recounting the minutes of an office meeting.
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“Mum, do you and dad want a cup of tea?”
Oh yeah, I forgot I murdered them and am just living with their corpses…
Thinking outside the box to solve the housing crisis.
The other children were saying they’ve been robbed of time with their parents but they didn’t visit them for 4 years and presumably their only contact was through texts or letters
What a strange case
She must have a strong stomach. That house must have been humping of rotten corpse.
Such a weird story. All their friends and family were happy to believe they vanished into thin air in 2019, and it was only picked up because the GP surgery presumably sent out some appointments for long-term condition reviews/screening tests and didn’t get a response?
And she was almost relieved to be caught.
The fact she’s so matter of fact is really chilling. And telling the police officer to cheer up, wtf is up with that. So weird.
Evidence showed that she had “long manipulated and abused her parents’ good will for financial gain, said police, running up large debts on credit cards in her parents’ names.
After their deaths, she continued to spend their pensions.
The court heard she benefitted from nearly £150,000 as a result of killing her parents.
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damn what a psycho, i don’t think she feels bad or even ashamed about what she’s done.
See Millenials，this is why a garden is so important. Otherwise you have to chop them up and stuff them in suitcases on the balcony Jutting-style，which is far more conspicuous.
She has the demeanour of someone caught dipping into the petty cash at work. Very odd.
I wonder if she is just so calculating that she knows that the early confession and cooperation is her best bet of ever getting out – not that it did her much good in the end.
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What I can’t understand is why her siblings never went to visit their parents in four years.Watched the arrest on Sky and she seemed so matter of fact and so callous.
“jailed”? There must be a mistake here, I thought prison doesn’t work for women? Surely a community order would have less impact on her life.
No whole life tariff. She got off relatively lightly
Wtf? She’s behaving like all she did was evade a parking ticket.
Sounds like she murdered her father in a gentle way, if you can call murder that. She also created a makeshift grave for him with pictures and paintings, akin to your standard memorial.
But the way she murdered her mother indicates a lot of pent up rage, stabbing her and beating her with a hammer (quite possibly to disfigure her) as well of not ‘honouring’ her with a burial like the father.
She seems so calmly resigned the moment they start questioning her. It’s a deeply bizarre feeling, the way she’s telling them the locations of her murdered family with all the matter-of-fact composure of someone recounting the minutes of an office meeting.