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Arrests after body found in Southampton bin

Two men and one woman, all in their twenties, were arrested after the body was found in a bin at an industrial estate. The victim has not yet been identified.

09/04/12 3,039 Views 16 Comments
A Hampshire Police officer stands guard at the scene in Southampton where a burnt body was discovered in an industrial bin by firemen.
A Hampshire Police officer stands guard at the scene in Southampton where a burnt body was discovered in an industrial bin by firemen.
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POLICE HAVE ARRESTED three people in connection with the discovery of burnt remains in a bin in Southampton.

The Guardian reports that three people were arrested by police on suspicion of murder.

Police launched a murder investigation after detectives in Southampton were called to the Empress Road Industrial Estate by Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service at around 3.10am yesterday morning.

They were dealing with a bin fire and discovered a body, police said.

According to Sky News, the two men arrested are aged 28 and 25, while the woman is aged 20. They are all from Southampton.

The identity of the victim has not been discovered yet, but The Guardian reports that police are “making urgent inquiries” to identify the person.

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  • Vinnie Mulvihill 09/04/12 #

    over this side of the country we just ignore idiots like Seamus

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  • Ste whistler 09/04/12 #

    It says “this is what happens to you when you’re over in England, don’t go there. That’s my advice.” Very silly thing to say! Translation courtesy of my genius other half :)

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  • Marty Simpson 09/04/12 #

    Don’t worry about it Joan , it’s quite idiotic.

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  • Joan Featherstone 09/04/12 #

    What does that mean? Long time since I was in school!!!

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    • Margaret Noonan 09/04/12 #

      So you and you tharlaion over in England – and stay out of the place to be completely. That’s my recommendation. That’s the Google Translation of it as I could not for the life of me make head nor tail of what Seamus was writing. Still can’t.

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    • Jenn Byrne 09/04/12 #

      He said, “That’s what happens over in England. Stay away completely. That’s my suggestion”

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    • Seamus O Tighearnaigh 09/04/12 #

      It means that the censorship nannies who are embarrassed about the existence of the Gaelic language and idiots who prefer it never existed as they hone their Dublin 4 accents – yaw the Ross O’Kelly mob -have won. My Gaelic responses to several different topics in a variety of hugely different responses from sympathetic to droll mainly resulted in hateful and negative responses (65%) towards YES more intelligent people seeing the piss being taken (35%) and laughing. One dope really went to the bother of translating that the existence of a badly burnt body in a wheely bin in England was a sectarian plot on my part to prevent Irish people visiting England. Stick the nanny manual out of sight……

      Beir bua I gconai – Is feidir linn!

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    • Jenn Byrne 09/04/12 #

      Seamus in regards to your comment, I think that you are the only dope here. Your responses tend to be less than intelligent and more on the idiotic front.

      We live in a country that has two official languages. Irish and English. The majority only speak English.
      So as a matter of courtesy if you are going to write in Irish on a media site that reports in English you should include a translation for those that don’t speak Irish.

      This has nothing to do with any sort of embarrassment/resentment over the Irish language. I am fluent and use Irish every day, but I use it with people who speak Irish. If I was on an Irish site I would not insist on speaking in English alone.

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  • Jenn Byrne 09/04/12 #

    What a stupid statement. The exact same thing can happen anywhere. There isn’t much sense in your advice. Ar you a bit biased there Seamus. Or just a troll?

    He said, “That’s what happened over in England. Stay away completely. That’s my suggestion”

    Níl aon chiall i do mholadh. An bhfuil tú píosa claonta ansin seamus? Cheapaim go bhfuil gach uile duine anseo níos fearr gan do mholadh.

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  • Joan Featherstone 09/04/12 #

    Ok Marty, I’ll take your word for it.

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  • Jenn Byrne 09/04/12 #

    happens*

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  • Seamus O Tighearnaigh 09/04/12 #

    Mais c’est a dire que les responses en francais meriterez l’appelation “education”!

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