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Accrington House Fire Inquest
Today was the inquest of the fire on Tremellen St. The findings are horrific. What a crying shame.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/l...re/6379833.stm |
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Its an absolute shame, how on earth could he kill his family like that in a my way or high way kind of attitude:( a really terrifying thought indeed.
I hope the survivng family can move forward after this. |
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an uncles tribute................ http://www.lancashireeveningtelegrap...r.2783.0.0.php
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As well as great sadness for the family, we should also remember the fire service, who though they probably see many, many tragic things whilst carrying out their job, more than likely also had to witness terrible scenes at this family's house, all whilst carrying out their duties in a professional manner.
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It's so hard to understand how anyone can take the lives of their family, especially such lovely daughters. Ironic, and perhaps poetic justice, that he probably suffered more physically than they did but I agree that it's a pity he didn't survive to stand trial and to face the family and friends of those whose lives he ended so cruelly.
It must have been terrible for the firemen on that day. |
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I guess for once I'm lost for words, teh poor guy who was so tortured to do such a thing, teh family itself for the situation itself and teh family, friends and services who will live with this tragedy for the rest of their lives
to all involved, my thoughts go with you |
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so sad, its hard enough to move on from any loss, not sure its a good thing that inquests are publicised by media? perhaps it would be a bit easier for people if they were private to the surviving relatives, at least then the descision could be for them to make?
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I can see your point Cashman, and then again I can see the point of friends of the family who wouldn't want to intrude on grief by bringing up the subject with the remaining relatives but who still feel the need for some sort of closure of their own. It's a difficult one.
I admire Entwisi for being able to feel sympathy for the guy who was in such a turmoil that he was driven to do this. It's so hard to feel anything positive towards him. |
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It's an honour thing though isn't it?
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I cant feel for him, reagardless of his beliefs he had no right to take the lives of his wife and children, hope he rots in hell.
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Sorry as harsh as it is its the truth of it!! I feel so much for her family left behind to come to terms with this. |
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So the fact that he was mentally unbalanced at the time means nothing? Should we not help people with mental problems? We all have differing levels of stress management he was tipped (Rightly or wrongly) over his and was therefore acting in what would legally be termed diminished responsibility. i.e. he was(probably) not in control of rational thinking.
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