Teddy 007 Murder Trial

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Teddy 007 Murder Trial

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http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kentonline/ ... orton.aspx

Sounds a complete farce, I can only imagine his killers have done some proper grassing
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is this linked to boxing or this forum mate or just a story your familiar with?
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Gazmac81 wrote:is this linked to boxing or this forum mate or just a story your familiar with?

Teddy 007 was a member here. I would say there is interest amongst the members.

What did he do for a living? May give us a clue as to why it ended this way.
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carlbcfc wrote:
Gazmac81 wrote:is this linked to boxing or this forum mate or just a story your familiar with?

Teddy 007 was a member here. I would say there is interest amongst the members.

What did he do for a living? May give us a clue as to why it ended this way.
He was a recruitment consultant
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To be fair, for a recruitment consultant, he knew an awful lot about the Manchester gangland scene.
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yea i was thinking he was maybe a Member here wasnt sure
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Not been on here a while. Had no idea about this, am shocked
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Coco wrote:
carlbcfc wrote:
Gazmac81 wrote:is this linked to boxing or this forum mate or just a story your familiar with?

Teddy 007 was a member here. I would say there is interest amongst the members.

What did he do for a living? May give us a clue as to why it ended this way.
He was a recruitment consultant
Recruiting what exactly? What's your relationship coco?
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I remember him I think.... Not being disrespectful but was he the guy who always used to say he could beat up Calzaghe in a street fight ?

Not sure how may wards there are in Middleton but that name gets about abit
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I only knew him from here and got on with him pretty well.
A normal recruitment consultant, 9-5 wise he seemed quite normal, don't know if he was up to any extras
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What was the motive put forth by the prosecution?
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"attacked with him a pick-axe handle and THEN lost control"

Fkk me blue. Some cracking logic there.
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Does'nt suprise me ,, lived on that estate for a while and theres a couple of families , have been terorising that area and nth manchester for years , doormen , standover merchants , bullies , and thugs , drug dealers , and jail birds who know every trick in the book to get sentences reduced .going to a house and beating the shite out of someone is pretty much what they do .
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How the FuckInHell can you murder someone in their home with a pick-axe handle and only be tried for manslaughter???

Our justice system is FuckedUp beyond belief!! They make sure they don't upset the accused whilst shitting all over the families that have suffered.

Cuntts!
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coneye wrote:Does'nt suprise me ,, lived on that estate for a while and theres a couple of families , have been terorising that area and nth manchester for years , doormen , standover merchants , bullies , and thugs , drug dealers , and jail birds who know every trick in the book to get sentences reduced .going to a house and beating the shite out of someone is pretty much what they do .
From what I have read it seems it was Teddy turning up at their house for whatever reason.
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yiddo14 wrote:From what I have read it seems it was Teddy turning up at their house for whatever reason.
First line of the news report:
"The family of a dad beaten to death in his own home..."
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Interestingly this one says "a house" http://menmedia.co.uk/middletonguardian ... ivf-battle
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Deserter wrote:
yiddo14 wrote:From what I have read it seems it was Teddy turning up at their house for whatever reason.
First line of the news report:
"The family of a dad beaten to death in his own home..."
He was found at a house in Lower Bamford Close, which is where one of the blokes accused lives. Guess they could be neighbours.

Seems like the defence put forward Teddy previously threatening these blokes and being in trouble with the law ( being as their main argument.

Not sure where I read it now but see loads of comments saying Teddy was at one of their houses and the brother joined in when he see his brother getting beaten up. Quite possibly a load of bullshit though concucted by the accused friends and family etc.
Once the sentence is handed out more details will come with it.

Guess only 3 people will know exactly what went on.

Poor little mites now growing up without a dad. Crying shame.
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Its not unreasonable to suggest manslaughter. If Teddy was anything like he was on here, and there is every reason to suggest he was, then he was far from shy of violence. He bragged on the OS forum of squaring up to a gun toting gang member in a nightclub and wanted to fight several posters for very little reason. He was also convinced his infamous comment about Calzaghe was true. The only man he seemed to respect was Pat Barret. In short, from reading his posts, its not out of the question Teddy was dishing out a severe beating to one of the brothers when the other joined in. Got manslaughter written all over it. There must be a moral to this tale....
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Wasn't he a bit handy in some form of martial art?
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mickey1975 wrote:Its not unreasonable to suggest manslaughter. If Teddy was anything like he was on here, and there is every reason to suggest he was, then he was far from shy of violence. He bragged on the OS forum of squaring up to a gun toting gang member in a nightclub and wanted to fight several posters for very little reason. He was also convinced his infamous comment about Calzaghe was true. The only man he seemed to respect was Pat Barret. In short, from reading his posts, its not out of the question Teddy was dishing out a severe beating to one of the brothers when the other joined in. Got manslaughter written all over it. There must be a moral to this tale....
agree, he seemed a bit confrontational and aggressive to me
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There's morals to every tale, just because someones's handy doesn't mean they should be beaten to death; some estates, it's probably better to act handier than you are to get by without being picked on/bullied. It seems like it's about 10 lives ruined over something that started as fornicate all; (saying that, I've an hammer under the bed, just in case).
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what did he say about Calzaghe?
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palooka wrote:There's morals to every tale, just because someones's handy doesn't mean they should be beaten to death; some estates, it's probably better to act handier than you are to get by without being picked on/bullied. It seems like it's about 10 lives ruined over something that started as eff all; (saying that, I've an hammer under the bed, just in case).
And just because someone's handy it doesn't mean they should be threatening everyone online (including World Champions he doesnt even know!). My point was, the guy obviously loved violence and i bet he thought he would come out of the situation unscathed.
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yiddo14 wrote:Wasn't he a bit handy in some form of martial art?
Double national champion in one form, national champion in another i believe.

Goes to show, can be as hard as u want but nobody is as hard as a pick axe shaft to the back of the head.
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