08-10-2012, 03:37 PM
Okay so this in in England, but I can't beleive this 12 year old girl was missing for a whole week before her body was discovered in the house in which she lived.
This family is England's version of
, the step-grandfather (who is 37) dated the girls mother before moving on to the girls grandmother. I guess they like to keep it in the family.
I want to know what he did to this poor girl .
Police investigating the disappearance of 12-year-old schoolgirl Tia Sharp this afternoon found a body at the home of her grandmother.
The Met would not confirm the identity of the corpse, but have launched a murder inquiry and have said they are hunting her step-grandfather Stuart Hazell.
The 37-year-old painter and decorator is believed to be the last person to see Tia before she disappeared a week ago today in New Addington, near Croydon. south London.
The discovery raises some very uncomfortable questions for the police, who searched her grandmother's home four times:
Why did it take so long for a thorough search of the house at the centre of the inquiry to take place?
How have the police allowed one of the key figures in the disappearance to flee after being questioned twice by detectives?
A manhunt is now under way and police have warned the public not to approach Mr Hazell if they see him.
Police investigating the disappearance of 12-year-old schoolgirl Tia Sharp this afternoon found a body at the home of her grandmother.
The Met would not confirm the identity of the corpse, but have launched a murder inquiry and have said they are hunting her step-grandfather Stuart Hazell.
The 37-year-old painter and decorator is believed to be the last person to see Tia before she disappeared a week ago today in New Addington, near Croydon. south London.
The discovery raises some very uncomfortable questions for the police, who searched her grandmother's home four times:
Why did it take so long for a thorough search of the house at the centre of the inquiry to take place?
How have the police allowed one of the key figures in the disappearance to flee after being questioned twice by detectives?
A manhunt is now under way and police have warned the public not to approach Mr Hazell if they see him.
'Whatever way he is he has had it hard. He knows the finger has been pointed at him.
'He knows this and it's been really hard for him.
'That's literally all I can tell you.'
He has still not been tracked down.
Mr Hazell gave an emotional interview last night where he said he would never harm Tia, who he 'loved to bits' and was 'like a daughter to me'.
He also said his 'shady past', which includes a conviction for dealing crack cocaine and being caught with a machete, had nothing to do with Tia vanishing.
Mr Hazell previously went out with Tia's mother Natalie Sharp, 30, and is now living with the girl's grandmother Christine.
‘My previous has got nothing to do with it. Everyone has a shady past,' he told ITV News.
‘It’s not about me it’s about Tia - we have got to get her home. She’s got no problems at all, she’s a happy go-lucky golden angel.
‘She’s perfect, there’s no arguments, nothing we can think of.’
The 37-year-old was known to have spoken to Tia Sharp and wept yesterday as he denied wrongdoing, insisting: ‘Did I do anything to Tia? No, I bloody didn’t.’
He told a TV interviewer that he felt people were ‘pointing the finger’ at him over the 12-year-old’s disappearance.
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Tia
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Grandma
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Step-grandpa
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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z23ApO7o00
This family is England's version of
, the step-grandfather (who is 37) dated the girls mother before moving on to the girls grandmother. I guess they like to keep it in the family. I want to know what he did to this poor girl .
Police investigating the disappearance of 12-year-old schoolgirl Tia Sharp this afternoon found a body at the home of her grandmother.
The Met would not confirm the identity of the corpse, but have launched a murder inquiry and have said they are hunting her step-grandfather Stuart Hazell.
The 37-year-old painter and decorator is believed to be the last person to see Tia before she disappeared a week ago today in New Addington, near Croydon. south London.
The discovery raises some very uncomfortable questions for the police, who searched her grandmother's home four times:
Why did it take so long for a thorough search of the house at the centre of the inquiry to take place?
How have the police allowed one of the key figures in the disappearance to flee after being questioned twice by detectives?
A manhunt is now under way and police have warned the public not to approach Mr Hazell if they see him.
Police investigating the disappearance of 12-year-old schoolgirl Tia Sharp this afternoon found a body at the home of her grandmother.
The Met would not confirm the identity of the corpse, but have launched a murder inquiry and have said they are hunting her step-grandfather Stuart Hazell.
The 37-year-old painter and decorator is believed to be the last person to see Tia before she disappeared a week ago today in New Addington, near Croydon. south London.
The discovery raises some very uncomfortable questions for the police, who searched her grandmother's home four times:
Why did it take so long for a thorough search of the house at the centre of the inquiry to take place?
How have the police allowed one of the key figures in the disappearance to flee after being questioned twice by detectives?
A manhunt is now under way and police have warned the public not to approach Mr Hazell if they see him.
'Whatever way he is he has had it hard. He knows the finger has been pointed at him.
'He knows this and it's been really hard for him.
'That's literally all I can tell you.'
He has still not been tracked down.
Mr Hazell gave an emotional interview last night where he said he would never harm Tia, who he 'loved to bits' and was 'like a daughter to me'.
He also said his 'shady past', which includes a conviction for dealing crack cocaine and being caught with a machete, had nothing to do with Tia vanishing.
Mr Hazell previously went out with Tia's mother Natalie Sharp, 30, and is now living with the girl's grandmother Christine.
‘My previous has got nothing to do with it. Everyone has a shady past,' he told ITV News.
‘It’s not about me it’s about Tia - we have got to get her home. She’s got no problems at all, she’s a happy go-lucky golden angel.
‘She’s perfect, there’s no arguments, nothing we can think of.’
The 37-year-old was known to have spoken to Tia Sharp and wept yesterday as he denied wrongdoing, insisting: ‘Did I do anything to Tia? No, I bloody didn’t.’
He told a TV interviewer that he felt people were ‘pointing the finger’ at him over the 12-year-old’s disappearance.
Tia
Grandma
Step-grandpa
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z23ApO7o00
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