Re robbed them of a much-loved grandmother. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I don't know about others but my belief most grandchildren are very fond of their grandparents in particular. I was part brought up by one g/mother as my parents house had been bombed to bits and they had moved into my g/mother's house. So three generations lived together and " nanny " used to spend much time with me and my cousin next door. She naturally came to be special to us especially me,so if some ba....rd murdered her not only would I have been devastated but probably would never have gotten over it. My employer moved me to London and my first boss there was a typical English gentleman, as I was staying at Loughton at the time and he lived at Buckhurst Hill,his family invited me to dinner one evening. Their children were invited as well, so I met them all,including obviously the wife, again a lovely unassuming soul. He eventually reired but was swept up by Lloyds because of his reputation and experience. I heard years later he had passed over with cancer. His house in Buckhurst Hill was very large with huge gardens. A few years ago I saw the headlines and a woman's face on the front page of a national paper.I instantly recognised the person,it was the wife who had apparently sold the B/Hill property and moved into a more manageable house into which a person had broken in, raped her and then murdered her. She was well into her eighties by then. I cannot get my mind how someone could do either of those things to her let alone both. Unbelievable,what a ghastly way to end her days on this earth and enter the next. I don't suppose the children,or grandchilren have EVER got over it, or ever will.
Tony Price ● 5053d