In a brief statement issued after police confirmed a knife had been recovered from the scene, Mrs Fuller, a 34-year-old artist, said: 'l don't have the words to describe how l feel at the moment.

All l would ask is that l be left alone to grieve.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ldren.html

Everything aboput that is vile. Pictures of the children - taken from where? A list of the mother's facebook status - what the fuck has that got to do with any of us? "What Mummy wrote on Facebook" - fuck off everyone involved in this article, you're disgusting.


Quote:
Mr Fellow's mother Geraldine, 64, and stepfather Geoffrey Petheram who live in nearby Blakeney, were too grief-stricken to comment on the tragedy.

Ruth's parents Anne and Ronald Tocknell were not at their home on a leafy street in Lydney, Gloucestershire.

A neighbour said he had heard the tragic news and suspected they had rushed to be at Ruth's side.



Fancy that. And his parent's were grief stricken? No reason not to hound them though, eh? Her parents weren't at their home? I wonder if I had grandchildren that had been murdered if I'd be holding press conference on my front doorstep with you fucking vultures.

It is of course Facebook or the mother's fault. Men with good jobs who murder their children and then kill themselves could never be to blame, could they? I expect uncontrolled immigration pushed him to do it too.

How anyone can work for this shitrag and not depise themselves I don't know.

As an ageing hack, I'm hardly impartial. But I have a terrible fear Lord Leveson doesn't comprehend the purpose of the Press

Of course, bereavement takes different people in different ways — and for many parents, the last person in the world they want to see on the morning after being robbed of a beloved child is a young reporter asking personal questions.
But such experience taught me that for others, an article in the newspapers is a kind of catharsis, underlining the importance of a private tragedy by turning it into a public event.