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Sabina Nessa - May she RIP
KBslittlesis
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Never made it home after going on a first date in Greenwich.
Found in a park five minutes from home.
Someone must know something? It’s on our patch. She’s part of our community.
Found in a park five minutes from home.
Someone must know something? It’s on our patch. She’s part of our community.
We must do more to make our women feel safe.
Keep her name known until we find out who did this.
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Keep her name known until we find out who did this.
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Police are asking anyone who thinks they may have seen Sabina or something suspicious to come forwardAnyone with information should call the incident room on 020 8721 4266 or Crimestoppers completely anonymously on 0800 555 1114
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Was nice to see the club doing their little bit today and tweeting asking for anyone with information to report it to the police
Terribly sad for her - RIP4 -
More than sad. Actually have no words.
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RIP0
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RIP.
Apparently killed on a 5 min walk between her house and pub on Kidbrooke Village.
I also read that following the autopsy the cause of death is stated as 'inconclusive'. Would this be normal in cases where something had already been declared as a murder?
Hopefully she and her family quickly get the justice that they need.
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Absolutely heartbreaking, just trying to live her life and be happy, to have it taken away, and to have her taken away because someone else felt they were entitled to do that to her is sickening.RIP you made a difference and will forever be remembered by the children whose lives you made better.5
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So local. Very shocking.
Poor Sabina, her family, colleagues, the children she taught and our community.
RIP.
I hope whoever was responsible is apprehended quickly.2 -
I thought that and also wondered what else her family may have been told as her cousin saidSuedeAdidas said:RIP.
Apparently killed on a 5 min walk between her house and pub on Kidbrooke Village.
I also read that following the autopsy the cause of death is stated as 'inconclusive'. Would this be normal in cases where something had already been declared as a murder?
Hopefully she and her family quickly get the justice that they need.
her parents were "absolutely shocked" and "inconsolable still, understandably so, to hear of their daughter being taken away from them by some cowardly man".
tragic loss of life either way
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I think this purely means that there is evidence of several ways she may have died (or alternatively, very little evidence at all of any) and they haven't/can't state specifically what caused the death.SuedeAdidas said:RIP.
Apparently killed on a 5 min walk between her house and pub on Kidbrooke Village.
I also read that following the autopsy the cause of death is stated as 'inconclusive'. Would this be normal in cases where something had already been declared as a murder?
Hopefully she and her family quickly get the justice that they need.0 -
Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.4
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Also reading that the local community and council have been handing out attack alarms and sheets detailing how local women can better protect themselves when out and about.
It's absolutely shocking that this is required....but hopefully not any indication that this may just be a random killing from someone who could re-offend.
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very sad and shocking
however I thought she was on her way out to meet a friend in the new pub on the Ferrier Kidbrooke Village and didn't actually arrive?
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Awful. RIP and condolences to the family. Hope they catch the murderer soon.0
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Horrific, RIP. Hope the coward responsible is caught and gets everything he (let’s be honest, it’s going to be a “he”) deserves.0
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I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.3 -
May she Rest in Peace.0
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RIP so very sad
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Not a friend.Elthamaddick said:very sad and shocking
however I thought she was on her way out to meet a friend in the new pub on the Ferrier Kidbrooke Village and didn't actually arrive?
RIP
It was a first date apparently hence why no one reported her missing.
But whats more important is that it was local, at a time of day that it was still light & it’s not getting enough airtime so we can help find who did this.0 -
RIP Sabina.
Is it just me or does there feel something strange around the circumstances of this case? Just turning to dusk in a busy part of South East London, yet there appears to be very few clues, witnesses or even how she was murdered.1 -
This is shocking and so sad that a young woman has lost her life, especially on such a short journey.
It's really hard to understand how this could have happened at the time suggested, so close to a busy main road.
What I find really hard, is had she been walking along the main road, or had there been access to the pub on the other side (currently blocked off due to building works), she would surely still be alive. Its so horrible to think that such an innocuous journey, in such a busy area, could lead to a young woman's death.0 - Sponsored links:
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Such a sad story.Addickted said:RIP Sabina.
Is it just me or does there feel something strange around the circumstances of this case? Just turning to dusk in a busy part of South East London, yet there appears to be very few clues, witnesses or even how she was murdered.
Does seem really strange there were no witnesses given the relatively busy location.
I hope they find the killer asap. Family must be utterly devastated0 -
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will have access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.8 -
There is no credible evidence that capital punishment works - only need to look at the US. You also run the risk of killing an innocent person if the conviction is flawed.eaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.
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RIP.
My mum lives a 5 minute walk away, and a good friend works at the pub that she had a table booked at, but never made it to.
I know the area well, and I can't believe this has happened in such a busy place.0 -
I never mentioned CP, I was replying to SHG's comments about him spending "Boring" years in prison.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
There is no credible evidence that capital punishment works - only need to look at the US. You also run the risk of killing an innocent person if the conviction is flawed.eaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.1 -
That's what doesn't make sense - it really is hard to believe.Huskaris said:RIP.
My mum lives a 5 minute walk away, and a good friend works at the pub that she had a table booked at, but never made it to.
I know the area well, and I can't believe this has happened in such a busy place.0 -
Could make prisons a bit less cosy though no?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
There is no credible evidence that capital punishment works - only need to look at the US. You also run the risk of killing an innocent person if the conviction is flawed.eaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.1 -
I have a lot of sympathy for this argument though loss of real independence will be a blow until or if he becomes institutionalised. Also, heinous murders such as the one discussed should always carry a whole life term with no chance of ever being released. Recently the murderer of two little girls in the midlands, Colin Pitchfork was released on licence after 33 years inside. A long time to be sure, but how must the relations of his victims feel now that this scumbag is walking around with a decent life expectancy ahead of him. If he'd killed my child, I would want him dead, no ifs and no butseaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.4 -
I hardly see prison as a holiday camp - most people who commit heinous crimes simply think they'll get away with it as far as I can see.Talal said:
Could make prisons a bit less cosy though no?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
There is no credible evidence that capital punishment works - only need to look at the US. You also run the risk of killing an innocent person if the conviction is flawed.eaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.
For the sake of the family and the local community I just want the killer off the streets. To have a child murdered is horrendous for any parent.0 -
My main issue with the death penalty is mistakes are made in convictions.Lincsaddick said:
I have a lot of sympathy for this argument though loss of real independence will be a blow until or if he becomes institutionalised. Also, heinous murders such as the one discussed should always carry a whole life term with no chance of ever being released. Recently the murderer of two little girls in the midlands, Colin Pitchfork was released on licence after 33 years inside. A long time to be sure, but how must the relations of his victims feel now that this scumbag is walking around with a decent life expectancy ahead of him. If he'd killed my child, I would want him dead, no ifs and no butseaststandmike said:
The trouble is SHG he wont, he will access to a fully stocked library, TV, play stations, snooker table, the opportunity to study etc, etc.ShootersHillGuru said:
I fully understand the sentiment behind your words. Personally I’d much prefer he spend years upon boring years in a grotty cell looking over his shoulder every minute of the day . RIPLincsaddick said:Earlier this week near Derby, a mother, her two children and a friend of the children who was on a sleep over were murdered. A man has been arrested. IF he is found guilty, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life and not be allowed out on 'licence' at some time in the future. There again, some, like me, may well think that the death penalty is appropriate for cowardly child killings such as this. The UK will never re-introduce capital punishment though.
Add in the three square meals a day and he will live a better life than a lot of our elderly folk or those on a low income.7
