Yachtsinking Ex-wife Jailed
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Sandyman
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Prosecutor Mark Gadsden said: "A volatile mixture of propane gas and air had been created and all it would have needed was for someone to turn on an electric light or torch, or respond to a mobile phone or radio, for it to have exploded."
And he knows this ???
And he knows this ???
epervier
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I would like it to be known that she was never my lover and my wifes name is not Nemone,
Although, I have always had a "menage-a-trois" on my wish list
Although, I have always had a "menage-a-trois" on my wish list
salinia
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I would like it to be known that she was never my lover and my wifes name is not Nemone,
Although, I have always had a "menage-a-trois" on my wish list
Does that come with "Pommes de frites"? all 3 seemed to have enjoyed it!
electrosys
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Of course .... he's read the book and seen the film.
G12
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Man, that's a scary woman! What a Psycho!
No wonder the bloke spent his money on his boat and not on her!
No wonder the bloke spent his money on his boat and not on her!
Sandyman
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LOL
Just annoys me when so called Prosecutors make sweeping statements like this to prove a case, when he knows not what he's talking about.
epervier
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johnalison
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Maybe you're right. Would you care to fill your boat with propane and I'll give you a call? Then I'll know too.
Sandyman
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Not maybe. I am.
xyachtdave
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Yeah, imagine the accusations of 'volt loss' and 'amp danger' if she had nicked one of the batteries...
alant
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How was £40,000 damage caused just by leaving the gas taps on?
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catalac08
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1st wife cut up my climbing rope into 1ft lengths-only discovered this at foot of a climb after a long hike in the French Alps! Moral be nice to wifey.
Steve Clayton
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I love this quote
Oliver Blunt QC, for Fleming, told the judge: "A lot of water has gone under the bridge since that time."
Rigger Mortice
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That was more to do with the three holes that she also drilled in the hull.
graham
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Probably would have got away with the mobile call but sparking up a ciggarette could have been fairly devastating for anyone within a few hundred meters.
Sandyman
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Naked light ? then of course. But a Torch ? a Light Switch (12V ?) mobile phone ? radio ?
No way.
He speaks as if with knowledge and an authority, which he clearly is not & does not have.
Not concerned that the bint got sent down, just that the size of her sentence was probably
influenced by his incorrect comments.
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lenseman
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Even so Sandy, but as she is good at drilling holes in hulls, she could be useful to know?
. . . . and she is local to Porchester.
Rigger Mortice
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A 12volt switch could very easily ignite butane.
The prosecutor was doing exactly what he is supposed to do...make a case for the prosecution. It's the job of the defence team to argue against it. If the claims of the prosecutor were wrong (and I don't think they were) then the defence team should have taken issue with them. They either failed to do so or, by remaining silent, accepted the comments.
