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Originally Posted by Escapee
It's very easy for the do-gooders to spout their crap, but if they were actually confronted with this happening to a neighbour or family member they would probably feel different.
It shocks me and it shocks most of us here, thats because we acknowledge its going on. Theres no easier option for some than turning the other way instead of feeling for the people suffering from disgusting acts like this.
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With regard to any post made here so far or the incident itself I can't quite make out what you are on about.
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Originally Posted by allieyoung666
It has happened to my family, I am sad to say. My 6 yr old son saw the thief climb over the yard wall, luckly for conn the thief never turned round or if he had, I am sad to say I might not have a son today. But he is still traumatised by the event, as he has an emotional disorder, he does not like being round strangers and he wets the bed.
I was kinda gonna do a plea as I know that there are a lot of members who come from the Teeside area, if they know anything to please go and tell the police. But I know how people protect each other despite what they have done. Like I say we have been here and we are still living the nightmare. We are due to go on holiday soon, but my son doesnt want to go as he thinks the house will be ramsacked while we are away.
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Hopefully there will be enough DNA left lying about the place and sooner or later the gits will be caught.
Hopefully the community is small enough for the police to find out who it is likely to be. They've probably already boasted about their crime amongst their friends before they realised the outcome and it could just be a matter of time before the whispers start and someone turns them in.
I have a relative (a pensioner too) living round the corner from that incident and it is extremely worrying indeed despite the fact that family always keep in very regular contact.