Re: Murder outside York Hall Friday
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 18:40
How close to the ring must one be seated to generally avoid this type of mayhem?
Inside it is'nt a bad place to start , but no gaurantees .crusader wrote:How close to the ring must one be seated to generally avoid this type of mayhem?
Varies to be honest more expensive seats don't always get you away from it theres plenty of divs who like to be seen ringsidecrusader wrote:How close to the ring must one be seated to generally avoid this type of mayhem?
Did they get anyone for it yet?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Turns out the kid who was murdered, is from the housing estate I live in - his memorial service is this week, in the community centre round the corner from me. I didn't know him myself, but quite a few people I knock about with on the manor did.
Not that I know of - I'll ask my mate Deano, he was good friends with the guy, grew up with him.Stuarty30 wrote:Did they get anyone for it yet?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Turns out the kid who was murdered, is from the housing estate I live in - his memorial service is this week, in the community centre round the corner from me. I didn't know him myself, but quite a few people I knock about with on the manor did.
Sounds like there were plenty of witnesses that actually seen it happen so hopefully they collar the prick soon. That area must be riddled with CCTV as well.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Not that I know of - I'll ask my mate Deano, he was good friends with the guy, grew up with him.Stuarty30 wrote:Did they get anyone for it yet?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Turns out the kid who was murdered, is from the housing estate I live in - his memorial service is this week, in the community centre round the corner from me. I didn't know him myself, but quite a few people I knock about with on the manor did.