breaking news on the BBC news site that they are investigating her death. I didn't always agree with her opinions of her politics but would hate that her death had been tragic .RIP.
Yes it does. Why would anybody drive 270 miles taking a weapon with them without a motive? If he’s a loner who sits at home maybe on a computer or watching TV and hearing stuff like ”Reform are the greatest threat to the UK” then it may just tip him over the edge.
The thread is following the information released about the murder investigation, though MissA, which is factual. I just think that when somebody has been murdered or has disappeared, we should not speculate about their feelings because that hurts people close to them. Maybe I’m wrong, but my head goes back to the impact on Nicola Bulley’s husband and children of the speculation about exactly what happened to her.
I've just read the most disgusting comments online from a Scottish IT university worker. She wrote on her social media Some good news. I hope she had a painful death. I hope she was handcuffed to the bed and died screaming in agony. I'm so disgusted with the person who wrote this. Ĥer friends and family will see it as it's in multiple online news sites. My husband has met Ann a few times when he was at work and said she was a very nice, pleasant lady to talk to. The woman who wrote this hate speech should be prosecuted imo. Whether you agreed with Ann's politics or not when someone has died you should show respect. It's shocking.
I don't think that's speculation I think it is empathy.
No, at this stage it is definitely speculation. Being murdered is horrific, and I’m sure everybody feels empathy for her meeting her end that way. I hate speculation about the manner of death and how she felt, without the facts, though, sorry but I think it’s intrusive.
So you know that she wasn’t taken unaware by being hit from behind and knocked out. How you know that, I don’t know. By all means you stick to your guns - and I’ll stick to mine, in the light of what I’ve learned about the danger of speculating about the manner of death. Once we are told, we will know.
Yes I do Shinamae, until we know what happened exactly. I think it’s wrong to speculate at all about the manner of her death without the facts, it’s hurtful to the family who must already be thinking up all sorts of scenarios. The Nicola Bulley case brought that home to me in technicolour.
I’m not speculating about the manner of her death. I’m saying that she must’ve been absolutely terrified and I stand by that……..
Yes I do Shinamae, until we know what happened exactly. I think it’s wrong to speculate at all about the manner of her death without the facts, it’s hurtful to the family who must already be thinking up all sorts of scenarios. The Nicola Bulley case brought that home to me in technicolour.
We do not know she was terrified. All this is speculation.
That’s a strange comment. Who wouldn’t be terrified being attacked in their own home
We don’t know yet whether she knew, or was taken unawares though, so it’s wrong to speculate.
The Nicola Bulley thread was far from Gransnet’s finest hour, I wouldn’t want to see that repeated. Ann Widdecombe’s murder was horrific, but nothing can be gained from embroidering the facts we’ve been given to date. We will find out more very soon from those who are directly involved.
So you think it’s wrong to “speculate”that she must’ve been terrified? I find this a very strange comment…
We do not know she was terrified. All this is speculation.
That’s a strange comment. Who wouldn’t be terrified being attacked in their own home
We don’t know yet whether she knew, or was taken unawares though, so it’s wrong to speculate.
The Nicola Bulley thread was far from Gransnet’s finest hour, I wouldn’t want to see that repeated. Ann Widdecombe’s murder was horrific, but nothing can be gained from embroidering the facts we’ve been given to date. We will find out more very soon from those who are directly involved.
A disgruntled relative ? There was no evidence of a break-in. She probably knew her killer …… someone who had asked her for a loan and she refused …thinking aloud here