SMALL BOY GOES MISSING IN SCOTLAND, LOOK AT WHAT IS BEING POSTED

coco wrote:auntie frauders been forking away alleging all sorts all day and letting some real nasty stuff thru . wise to avoid the hate sites today , theyre even scummier than usual .

Remember Anne, this is the Procurator Fiscal in Edinburgh we are talking about who may prefer charges and my experiences of them are less than complimentary. I have seen all too many self-confessed criminals freed because of their pathetically inadequate justice system.

Justice for little Mikaeel is the important thing!

Broho wrote:Is he jealous because he was not one that was freed until he'd served his time?  

In Scotland, the "not proven" verdict is an acquittal used when the judge or jury does not have enough evidence to convict but is not sufficiently convinced of the accused person's innocence to bring in a "not guilty" verdict. Essentially, the judge or jury is unconvinced that the suspect is innocent, but has insufficient evidence to the contrary. In popular parlance, this verdict is sometimes jokingly referred to as "not guilty and don't do it again"

Broho wrote:Of course he was the victim.  They all are, just ask Bennett.  

   

coco wrote:
I'm not sure of anything Anne.

Is it even possible to get a fair trial in a case like this where public feelings are running so high?

exactly why irresponsible admin with grudges against the police shouldnt be allowing morons to whip up lynch mobs .

BBC Scotland

Mikaeel Kular: Two men arrested over racist tweets
Mikaeel Kular The racist tweets related to the disappearance of Mikaeel Kular

Offensive Mikaeel tweet investigated

Two men have been arrested after racist comments about the disappearance of three-year-old Mikaeel Kular were posted on Twitter.

Police said the men, aged 19 and 26, had been arrested, questioned and released on bail.

The tweets were brought to the attention of Police Scotland by members of the public in Edinburgh.

Police Scotland officers liaised with Hampshire and Derbyshire forces to identify the suspects.

On Saturday, Police Scotland said they were investigating another offensive tweet relating to the case which had originated in the Manchester area.

Ch Supt Mark Williams, Police Scotland's divisional commander for Edinburgh, said: "Any reports of racist, offensive or abusive comments made online will be thoroughly investigated and those responsible will be brought to justice.

"If you commit an offence, we will investigate it and you will be prosecuted."

Comment by Jayelles: I think these eejits will get a tough time when they are exposed. Public sentiment is at an all-time high against abuse of the vulnerable.

JillyCL ‏@JillyCL 3 mins
Blimey, who poked a stick in the hornets' nest? #McCann #Shills are manic! Aha! Today we hear what #Mikaeel's mother has been charged with

if the boy died in the Apartment ******** hid him , he might have been dead for a while and she had to move him so thought of the Woods thinking he would not easily be found .******* did not bargain for the Police discovering she and her Husband owned the Property.

coco wrote:pitchforker angelo -


Are we all to suddenly develop amnesia since a missing child case has now turned into a murder inquiry?

Anyone seen the police use the M word ? I havent , so he's made that up .

Broho wrote:It's about time something was done about them.