Local lass in The Sun

[The soap powder]

My boyfriend tried to murder me ⁠— I felt relieved when he killed himself

Gemma Muncaster, 36, is an independent sales representative for Avon and lives in Hetton-le-hole, Sunderland, with her sons, Strand, 11, and Davis, nine. “Lying on the kitchen floor, I felt the bla…

www.thesun.co.uk

Local lass looks like shes had a bit of a hard time, However is this ok to write these stories when the lad is dead and not able to put his side across

He does sound like a wrangun though

 

[tenpins]

Have I read that correctly?
She named her son Strand?

 

[PNEFC111]

Have I read that correctly?
She named her son Strand?

There a monopoly on that name .....

 

[Hilton]

Have I read that correctly?
She named her son Strand?

so she'd never feel alone

 

[Dennis]

There a monopoly on that name .....

Let's hope she doesn't have any more then, or they'll be called Fleet Street and Trafalgar Square

 

[Falconhoof]

Not sure why she needs to put the lads family through this just for the sake of a few quid. Modern society I guess

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

Have I read that correctly?
She named her son Strand?

Bryan Ferry likes this...

 

[The soap powder]

Not sure why she needs to put the lads family through this just for the sake of a few quid. Modern society I guess

All about the cash

Straight up the exhaust pipe.

As if she would let you

She wad, if I told her to

Reported

 

[NewAdventuresInWiFi]

What’s the going rate for this sort of shite then??

 

[The soap powder]

What’s the going rate for this sort of shite then??

Enough to bring up all this for her dead exes family it would appear

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

My boyfriend tried to murder me ⁠— I felt relieved when he killed himself

Gemma Muncaster, 36, is an independent sales representative for Avon and lives in Hetton-le-hole, Sunderland, with her sons, Strand, 11, and Davis, nine. “Lying on the kitchen floor, I felt the bla…

www.thesun.co.uk

Local lass looks like shes had a bit of a hard time, However is this ok to write these stories when the lad is dead and not able to put his side across

He does sound like a wrangun though

I don't know her but have seen her in the school yard when I've been taking my daughter to school.

 

[The soap powder]

I don't know her but have seen her in the school yard when I've been taking my daughter to school.

She used to work in a pub I went into a good few years ago but have seen her about Houghton now and again

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

She used to work in a pub I went into a good few years ago but have seen her about Houghton now and again

This seems like the kind of story that would usually be in magazines like take a break and womans own rather than a newspaper. Especially with it not being recent. I think having a picture of the lad in the article is out of order even if he wasnt a nice bloke.

 

[The soap powder]

This seems like the kind of story that would usually be in magazines like take a break and womans own rather than a newspaper. Especially with it not being recent. I think having a picture of the lad in the article is out of order even if he wasnt a nice bloke.

Yeah I was thinking where has this actual story come from, That's her new fella in the picture I believe

 

[RossTheNinja]

I've met her. This didn't come up.

 

[The soap powder]

I've met her. This didn't come up.

Met her

 

[RossTheNinja]

Shame

Seemed a nice enough lass.

 

[The soap powder]

Seemed a nice enough lass.

Yeah I have that impression, Spoke to her a few times in the pub she used to work at and she seemed canny

 

[S.S.R..]

If a bloke's ex topped himself, I'm sure they'd print a story of him claiming all sorts without her being able to refute any of it.

 

[The soap powder]

If a bloke's ex topped himself, I'm sure they'd print a story of him claiming all sorts without her being able to refute any of it.

Struggling to understand that to be honest ....