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    #62
    kneemos
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    cullieh wrote: »
    'Nothing to consider foul play' in Wexford body find - From the Journal.ie

    https://www.thejournal.ie/wexford-body-woman-4430015-Jan2019/


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    #63
    Happy4all
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    Media reports very varied. Wonder was it a sleeping bag that she was sleeping rough in. Either way, a very sad way to go.


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    #64
    Spanish Eyes
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    Well the reports from the backpack say the lady was Italian. Who knows.

    Anyway may she rip.

    Seems to me that if it is the Italian lady in question, seems like she was a free spirit.

    May have been a car accident, where the driver didn't know, or she just had an illness and died.

    Anyway it doesn't seem to be any of the missing women that we know about from reports going back years.

    So that stops that speculation anyway.


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    #65
    Spanish Eyes
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    Not to be awful, but there I was thinking rural people know the movements and the lives of everyone around them, but they never tell you about themselves.

    Glad she was found eventually, and may she rest in peace.


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    #66
    castletownman
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    They say she could have been there for up to a year, which ties in with the bad snow last March. The drifts up there were huge. Logical to think she could have gotten into difficulty and gone un-noticed initially during that spell, and if the gripe in the ditch was deep enough, could easily remain undetected as long as she did.

    RIP though. Lonely way to go.


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    #67
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    castletownman wrote: »
    They say she could have been there for up to a year, which ties in with the bad snow last March. The drifts up there were huge. Logical to think she could have gotten into difficulty and gone un-noticed initially during that spell, and if the gripe in the ditch was deep enough, could easily remain undetected as long as she did.

    RIP though. Lonely way to go.

    i imagine foxes, rats and other vermin would have got to her fairly quickly. possibly before she had even passed.


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    #68
    Spanish Eyes
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    Not referring to this incident,

    But there have been a lot of deaths of women due to various methods of killing of late.

    And another in Ardee today. Awful stuff.


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    #69
    seamus
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    castletownman wrote: »
    They say she could have been there for up to a year, which ties in with the bad snow last March. The drifts up there were huge. Logical to think she could have gotten into difficulty and gone un-noticed initially during that spell, and if the gripe in the ditch was deep enough, could easily remain undetected as long as she did.
    Seems like a reasonable hypothesis. The temperatures dropped relatively quickly and the snow caught a lot of people by surprise; unless you were paying close attention to weather charts you probably wouldn't have seen it. It went from daytime temps of 4 degrees to -2 degrees inside of 24 hours. If you were sleeping outside in a remote area and on foot, you'd be in real trouble.

    She could very easily have died of hypothermia before the heavy snow even hit.


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    #70
    Mutant z
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    So sad and condolences to the family whoever it happens to be.


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    #71
    tuxy
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    Sam Quentin wrote: »
    Such as???????? Cryptic rubbish????
    Don't apply for Master Mind :-))))))))

    Why do you think this case is such high profile? There's no foul play suspected.

    And why are you so happy about it.
    Very odd behaviour from the OP.


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    #72
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Not referring to this incident,

    But there have been a lot of deaths of women due to various methods of killing of late.

    And another in Ardee today. Awful stuff.

    people die and/or are killed every day of the week.


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    #73
    Spanish Eyes
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    people die and/or are killed every day of the week.

    Many women are killed though by a partner/husband. It is fkn rampant. Awful stuff.


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    #74
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Many women are killed though by a partner/husband. It is fkn rampant. Awful stuff.

    it's not rampant.
    don't be silly.


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    #75
    Spanish Eyes
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    it's not rampant.
    don't be silly.

    Show me the women who have been indicted for murder of their partner/husband so.

    I am not so naive to think it doesn't happen but I doubt it is the norm. Statistically speaking.


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    #76
    vicwatson
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    Happy4all wrote: »
    Media reports very varied. Wonder was it a sleeping bag that she was sleeping rough in. Either way, a very sad way to go.

    Indeed. They all want to be first to be right, so keep spouting ****e in the hope they get the story correct:rolleyes:

    Trash media without any concern for next of kin


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    #77
    retro:electro
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    i imagine foxes, rats and other vermin would have got to her fairly quickly. possibly before she had even passed.

    Any need for that?

    RIP to the poor woman.


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    #78
    vicwatson
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Show me the women who have been indicted for murder of their partner/husband so.

    I am not so naive to think it doesn't happen but I doubt it is the norm. Statistically speaking.

    Scissors sisters/the white witch or whatever you call her (nevin)


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    #79
    tayto lover
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    Looks like its the missing Italian woman alright. RTENews.


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    #80
    vicwatson
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    tayto lover wrote: »
    Looks like its the missing Italian woman alright.

    Never even heard of an Italian woman going missing, mind you so many go missing in Ireland


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    #81
    Spanish Eyes
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Scissors sisters/the white witch or whatever you call her (nevin)

    Looking for comparative statistics in general. That's all.


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    #82
    vicwatson
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Looking for comparative statistics in general. That's all.

    O.
    K.


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    #83
    McMurphy
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    Wonder was this a Roma woman?

    I recall seeing a Roma woman, plodding the roads in the Ferns/Bunclody/Gorey rural area for a good number of months a while ago, who I always wondered about, why was she always alone/where she was coming from or going to etc.

    I assume she was Roma - dressed like one anyway.

    Rip whoever it was. Sounds like a lonely way to pass.


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    #84
    dense
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    people die and/or are killed every day of the week.

    About 70 homicides in 2017.

    https://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.3443116!/image/image.png_gen/derivatives/landscape_620/image.png


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    #85
    Robocop Corcoran
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    dense wrote: »
    About 70 homicides in 2017.

    https://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.3443116!/image/image.png_gen/derivatives/landscape_620/image.png

    He said die and/or be killed.


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    #86
    Cockadoodledoo
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Scissors sisters/the white witch or whatever you call her (nevin)

    The black widow


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    #87
    dense
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    Robocop Corcoran wrote: »
    He said die and/or be killed.

    He was right. People do die every day of the week here. About 30,000 a year.


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    #88
    Wheres Me Jumper?
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,288 ✭✭✭Wheres Me Jumper?


    anyway in relation to the Co. Louth incident it looks like a mother/son dispute which got out of hand.

    https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/son-held-after-woman-57-is-killed-with-axe-in-hallway-of-her-home-37694486.html


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    #89
    [Deleted User]
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    Foul play ruled out. Seems that she was living rough in the area. May she Rest In Peace. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/foul-play-ruled-out-in-death-of-middleaged-italian-woman-found-in-ditch-by-dog-walker-37694484.html


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    #90
    tayto lover
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Foul play ruled out. Seems that she was living rough in the area. May she Rest In Peace. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/foul-play-ruled-out-in-death-of-middleaged-italian-woman-found-in-ditch-by-dog-walker-37694484.html

    Very very sad case. RIP.


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    #91
    mcmoustache
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Show me the women who have been indicted for murder of their partner/husband so.

    I am not so naive to think it doesn't happen but I doubt it is the norm. Statistically speaking.

    I'm not sure how that would demonstrate that the murdering of women by their partners is rampant.

    At best it can demonstrate that men kill their female partners more often than the other way around but it doesn't show that men killing their partners is rampant unless you change the definition of rampant to "a rare event that's more common than an even rarer event".


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