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A57 the snake
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The Account needs closing right now and monies given to the teenage cancer trust.
Mountain Rescue would be more apt.The Account needs closing right now and monies given to the teenage cancer trust.
LangleyBlue1970
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Are we going to get a bank holiday for this? Media wearing black?
I always find it fascinating how one case gets more coverage than another.
I always find it fascinating how one case gets more coverage than another.
MCFC Wirral
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The Account needs closing right now and monies given to the teenage cancer trust.
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It's because it happened abroad and it sets a few xenophobic antennae tingling in the media and "the man on the street".Are we going to get a bank holiday for this? Media wearing black?
I always find it fascinating how one case gets more coverage than another.
mexico1970
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It's because it happened abroad and it sets a few xenophobic antennae tingling in the media and "the man on the street".
It's getting coverage because he was a thug and it was suspicious in the manner that he died. There is no "Man in the street".
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It was only suggested that he was a "thug" after they delved into his background etc. It was the fact that he'd gone missing abroad which was the main factor in the coverage.
Nobody actually knew the manner in which he died until 4 weeks into the investigation / media scrum.
As mentioned elsewhere, hundreds of young people go missing every year in the UK but their cases don't attract mainstream media attention.
Nobody actually knew the manner in which he died until 4 weeks into the investigation / media scrum.
As mentioned elsewhere, hundreds of young people go missing every year in the UK but their cases don't attract mainstream media attention.
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mexico1970
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It was only suggested that he was a "thug" after they delved into his background etc. It was the fact that he'd gone missing abroad which was the main factor in the coverage.
As mentioned elsewhere, hundreds of young people go missing every year in the UK but their cases don't attract mainstream media attention.
"suggested"? That's what he was.
And there are loads of people who hit the news for going missing abroad, this one was unusual with nothing xenophobic about it.
You've made a story up in your head that doesn't exist in reality here.