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Deceased 12yo Tia Sharp Goes Out To Buy Flip-Flops, Disappears *found deceased*

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A major police search was under way last night for a girl who vanished after telling her family she was going shopping.

Tia Sharp, 12, was last seen leaving her grandmother’s home at around midday on Friday to buy flip-flops.

Police have so far been unable to recover any CCTV footage of her movements, and are growing increasingly concerned for her safety. Last night officers were combing a wooded area near where she was last seen.

The schoolgirl had been expected to take the bus to a shopping centre, but detectives are probing the theory she may have tried to hitch a lift.

Detectives said Tia only had £10 in cash on her, which her grandmother had given her to buy flip-flops. She left her grandmother’s house in New Addington, south London, without a mobile phone or a travel card, which would have enabled her to travel by bus.
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Detectives are examining Tia’s Twitter account and any social media websites to see whether she arranged to meet anyone. They are also speaking to friends of the schoolgirl, who did not have a boyfriend.

Hopes had been raised when a pair of glasses and a girl’s hair bobble were found, but her mother Natalie, 30, later confirmed they were not Tia’s. Police said Tia’s disappearance was out of character. Miss Sharp added: ‘I love and miss my little girl. My daughter is not a runaway.’

Detectives are continuing to search through hours of CCTV footage in the hopes of finding some clue to Tia's location.
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Tia did not have her young person’s travel card with her but some bus and tram drivers let children travel without one.

Mr Scola said: 'I am appealing for any bus or tram drivers in the Croydon area who recognise Tia’s description to contact us.

'Of course if Tia herself is able to contact her family or the police, we urge her to do so.'

Tia’s family urged those wanting to help to stay away from the search after police apparently turned away hundreds of volunteers who responded to an earlier bogus appeal.

On Saturday around 200 people gathered near her home in Mitcham, south London. But in nearby New Addington, police turned away hundreds who wanted to join the search, citing ‘health and safety’ reasons.

Tia’s aunt Maxine Carter wrote on Facebook that they had turned up after a ‘sick and twisted hoaxer’ told the family police needed help.

Tia told her 46-year-old grandmother, whom she was visiting for the weekend, that she was going to the Whitgift shopping centre in Croydon, south London, on Friday afternoon.

The schoolgirl is white, 4ft 5in and slim, and was wearing FCUK glasses.

She was dressed in a yellow bandeau top over a white bra with visible cross straps, light grey leopard print leggings and black and pink Nike high top trainers.
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Tia, who regularly stayed with her grandmother, was said to be in good spirits and there appeared to be nothing unusual about her behaviour on the day she disappeared.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tter-pleas-help-missing-12-year-old-girl.html
 
Haven't got any bad feelings about this one, though I probably should have!Go figure? Think she may be in a sticky situation, but possibly doesn't know it yet, anyway sending the usual Karmic wishes out there that she makes her way home safe.
 
Step-Grandfather Makes Emotional Plea, Denies Any Involvement In Tia's Disappearance

The step-grandad of missing schoolgirl Tia Sharp today denied he had anything to do with her disappearance - and made a tearful plea for her to come home.

Stuart Hazell, 37, claimed he 'loved Tia to bits' and said a previous conviction for dealing drugs had 'nothing to do' with her disappearance.

The 12-year-old has been missing since last Friday after she vanished without a trace from her grandmother's home in New Addington, near Croydon in south London.

Mr Hazell, a convicted drug-dealer is the boyfriend of Tia’s grandmother, Christine Sharp, and lives with her at the house where the schoolgirl stayed on the eve of her disappearance.

He was alone in the property with Tia shortly before she vanished on Friday.

During the interview with ITV News, Mr Hazell said Tia had 'a loving home' and begged for her to come home to finish the gardening that he'd paid her £10 pocket money for.

Mr Hazell, who previously dated Tia's mother Natalie Sharp, 30, said: 'Did I do anything to Tia? No, I didn't.

'I love her to bits she is like my own daughter. She has got a loving home. She wants it, she has got it.

'I know deep down she walked out of here. I know deep down she walked down that path. What happened after that I don't know.'

Asked about a drugs conviction which saw him jailed for 34 months in 2003, he added: 'They are digging up my previous that has got nothing to do with it - everyone has a past- that is 10 years ago.

'Its not about me it's about Tia - we have got to get her home.'
Breaking down as he looked in to the camera, Mr Hazell sobbed: 'Tia come home babes, come home - come back and eat your dinner. I want my ten pounds for the garden. I want things back to normal.'

When asked about what the schoolgirl was wearing the last time he saw her Mr Hazell said he knew what she was wearing because 'I washed her clothes that night.'

'It was a yellow, one of them tight tube things, grey, like jeans but they weren't jeans, jeggings? Chinos? Something like that I'm not up on women's clothes but she had her trainers on because her Ugg boots were up there COUGHS and she only had them, she was only going out to buy flip-flops, she was adamant about buying flip-flops.'

He described his last morning with the schoolgirl saying Tia had come downstairs 'round about half ten, eleven.'

'She'd been going on about going to Croydon and getting up early. She come downstairs, sat down, watching telly, played the DS, she had toast, then wanted a sausage roll - she was always eating sausage rolls - then she doesn't take her washing up so I take it out.

He said Tia had then gone upstairs to get changed and 'she was mumbling, I can't remember what about.'

'As I was hoovering, she walked past me, from the front room to go out the front door.

'She's responsible enough to go to Croydon herself, she knows buses & trams. She's done it all on her own, it was just an everyday thing but the one time you wanna bloody listen to her and you don't.'

He told ITV that Tia did not have keys to the home, and she said goodbye as she left the house.

'I said well make sure you're back at 6, she went "yeah yeah yeah" and that was it and the door closed and she walks out,' he added.

The hunt for the missing schoolgirl was stepped up again today with around 100 police pictured painstakingly scouring the 500-metre area she was last seen in.

Officers have been called in from Olympic duty and from other forces all over Britain to root through bins and garages, hoping it will lead them to Tia.

Refuse collections have been banned in the streets surrounding her grandmother's property in case any evidence has been dumped in dustbins.

Officers are inspecting everything by hand and taking away anything they believe looks suspicious.

South Yorkshire Police and the Police Service of Northern Ireland are also understood to be helping.

Earlier in the day, Tia's uncle David Niles made a desperate plea for her to come home.

Mr Niles, 29, said today he and his family refuse to contemplate that his 12-year-old niece, who has been gone nearly a week, was dead.

'We do not know what has happened to her. I do not want to think the worst. I want her to be somewhere safe and happy,' he said.

'My message to her would be just come home. There is no trouble, just walk through that door. Everything will be happy like it should be, don't worry.'

In a live TV appeal, he was followed by Detective Chief Inspector Nick Scola who asked the public to think carefully about whether they have seen Tia.
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We are offering the family support and to remind them that we are desperately trying to find Tia. We are doing all we can,' he said.
'I want to remind people that it will be a week tomorrow that she went missing that that the hard work will continue.'

It came as her grandmother admitted to police she did not see Tia in the 24 hours leading up to her disappearance.

It was believed that Christine Sharp, 46, spent a night in with the 12-year-old and her partner Stuart Hazell, 37, at their home in New Addington, near Croydon, south London.

But Mrs Sharp is reported to have told officers that she was actually working as a carer late last Thursday and arrived at her house later the next day after Tia had vanished, according to the Mirror.

Convicted drug-dealer Hazell lives with Christine at the house where the schoolgirl stayed on the eve of her disappearance.

In 2010 Hazell was jailed for 12 months at Croydon Crown Court after he was caught in possession of a machete.

In 2003 he was sentenced to two years and ten months for one count of dealing crack cocaine.

Tia, who has never run away before, went without a trace on Friday afternoon after telling relatives she was going to the Whitgift Centre in Croydon.

Last night Mr Hazell was taken to a police station to clarify his statement about the 12-year-old’s movements before she vanished.

The 37-year-old is thought to be one of the last people to see Tia, and was interviewed by police for more than two hours as a witness on Wednesday. He has not been arrested.

Mr Hazell showed no emotion and declined to comment as two detectives led him from the house to an unmarked car.

He has now returned home and while Mr Hazell was with police, Tia’s uncle David Sharp posted a message of support for him on the
Facebook page Help Find Tia.

Mr Sharp wrote: ‘Stuart has done nothing wrong the police are doing their job he has got to make a formal statement that’s all so stop pointing your fingers we are not the sick family you are trying to make out so if you are not willing to help find Tia LEAVE THIS SITE.’

Unofficial search parties also looking for Tia Sharp have broken into garages on the estate where she lives.
One resident said he’d heard that a gang of youths had taken the law into their own hands in a bid to try and find her.

The neighbour, who did not wish to give his name said garages several hundred yards from her home close to a parade of shops had been targeted.

'We heard some kids were trying to search for the girl and broke into some garages up by the parade of shops.
'I think they’re just run-down garages. I don’t know who they are of why they chose those garages.'

Unusually, Tia left without a mobile phone or travelcard and was carrying only £11, Mrs Sharp, 46, said this week.

‘She lost her travelcard ages ago but she’s still been taking public transport,' she added.
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I can’t understand why nobody saw her. There were workmen here in the estate but nobody saw her leave.

'She promised her grandad she would be in by 6pm.’
Mrs Sharp said she still had Tia’s dinner in the oven as ‘I don’t have the heart to throw it away’.

A candle is burning outside Tia's grandmother's house, which was searched by a police dog yesterday.

Candles and tealights have been left at a makeshift vigil at a bus stop nearby, along with hand-written messages asking for the schoolgirl to be brought home.

Phillip Wheatley, her headteacher at Raynes Park High School in Merton, described her as a friendly young person who is well-liked by staff and students and enjoyed a successful first year at the school.

He said: 'Our thoughts are with Tia and her family at this time.

'I would urge anyone who thinks they may have seen Tia, or who has any information on Tia's whereabouts, to contact the police immediately.'

Meanwhile today police were searching bins outside Tia Sharp's grandmother's house today as the hunt for the missing schoolgirl continues.

Tia's mother, Natalie Sharp, 30, said she did not want to speak to reporters this morning but her partner, David Niles, 29, who left the house briefly to buy newspapers, said Mr Hazell would be giving a statement later.

Refuse collections in The Lindens had been suspended at the request of officers but resumed this morning.

More than 80 officers have joined the hunt for the youngster, which has dragged into its seventh day, while members of the local community have staged their own searches in the area where she vanished.

Scotland Yard has received more than 300 calls and 60 reported sightings of Tia, including a member of the public who came forward saying they saw her leaving her grandmother's house at about noon on Friday.

Metropolitan Police area commander Neil Basu said police could not be 'absolutely sure' who the last person to see Tia on the estate was. He stressed the investigation remains a missing persons inquiry, with no suspects.

'I am looking to find Tia safe and well,' he added.

Resources from the Olympics have been redirected to the search which involves around 40 detectives and 40 specialist search officers.

Mr Basu said police have collected more than 800 hours of CCTV footage from buses and trams, and viewed more than 120 hours of the material. He added that investigators would continue to collect CCTV as part of the '24/7 process'.

Searches have covered a 500-metre radius around Tia's grandmother's house, including woodland, garages, lock-ups and a school.

Mr Basu said he did not feel the schoolgirl would have left the area and the search was focused on the neighbourhood and Croydon, where Tia was heading to.

He thanked people from the Croydon and Mitcham areas, and praised those involved in the search for their 'generosity, their energy and their commitment.'

Detectives are trying to establish Tia’s movements in the hours before she went missing, after questions were raised over whether the schoolgirl left home alone.

Tia’s family have told police she left Mrs Sharp’s home alone at midday on Friday to buy flipflops from Croydon’s Whitgift shopping centre five miles away.

But relatives of painter and decorator Mr Hazell said he told them that he walked her to a tram stop.

Angie Niles, 69, whose son David Niles is Tia’s stepfather, said: ‘We’re worried sick, and I just don’t understand, why all these discrepancies?

‘It’s all changing, where she was, who spoke to her, and even what she was wearing. Everyone just needs to be open now.’

Police have now questioned convicted drug-dealer Mr Hazell, 37, the last person known to have seen the 12-year-old, following claims he walked her to a tram stop.

Tia’s stepfather David Niles, 29, insisted Mr Hazell had been doing housework at the home he shared with 46-year-old Mrs Sharp when the 12-year-old left.

But Mr Hazell’s father, Keith, said: 'He told me he walked her down to Addington tram station to get the tram to Croydon.'

Tia was seen on camera meeting Mrs Sharp’s boyfriend, Mr Hazell, in a Co-op store on Thursday afternoon, wearing the same yellow
vest top and grey skinny jeans she had on when she vanished the following day.

Mr Niles left his house today, wearing a Find Tia T-shirt, and said to reporters:'Just find my little girl, just find my little girl please.'
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...me-home-denies-involvement-disappearance.html
 
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Hate to say it but the step grandfather is your most likely suspect, she should have never been there alone with him at any point. She's not hiding out either. He did something to her and he had plenty of time to do it. I hope she's okay but not I'm not holding my breath on it.
 
I hope they find her alive and well, but I doubt they will. The whole step-grandfatherwhoismom'sexboyfriend thing gave me a headache.
 
Mr Hazell, is the boyfriend of Tia’s grandmother, Christine Sharp, and lives with her at the house where the schoolgirl stayed on the eve of her disappearance.

Mr Hazell, who previously dated Tia's mother Natalie Sharp, 30,
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He used to date her mother, now he dates her grandma, I find that kind of sick.

Tia was seen on camera meeting Mrs Sharp’s boyfriend, Mr Hazell, in a Co-op store on Thursday afternoon, wearing the same yellow vest top and grey skinny jeans she had on when she vanished the following day.
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Yes, does sound suspicious here. and he protests too much. I hope she is OK too.
 
WEaring the same clothes the next day does sound a bit suspicious to me, since girls that age change clothes several times a day in my experience, possible she wore the same clothes, but not likely, sounds like that was what she was wearing last time he saw her, which could have been the night before when he and Tia were alone and Grandma was working. Leaving her with him all night just does not sit right with me, it's setting my hinky meter a-swinging. He's talking too much and is too emotional about this, if you ask me, sounds more like he's trying to hide his fear of being caught having done something to Tia. Like he's got a conscience, just not enough of one to stop him from doing it in the first place.
 
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Police searching for the missing schoolgirl Tia Sharp have found a body in her grandmother's south London home.

The Metropolitan Police said the body was found following a search of the property in New Addington, Croydon, earlier.

The 12-year-old has been missing since last Friday.

Police are seeking Stuart Hazell, 37, the partner of Tia's grandmother Christine Sharp, and have asked people to call 999 rather than approach him.

No arrests have been made.

The body is yet to be identified but Tia's family has been informed.

The BBC's Ben Ando said police sources said they had yet to determine how long the body had been at the property.

Officers had cordoned off the area around the house at about noon to carry out a forensic search and the Met had said the search could take up to two days.

Earlier, officers with a police dog spent about 30 minutes in the house.
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Mr Hazell was believed to have been the last person to have seen her.

His sister, Sarah Parrat, said she did not believe her brother was involved and suspected "he is probably in a pub somewhere trying to get his head around it".
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Before officers sealed the house earlier on Friday to carry out a search, Mrs Sharp was seen to leave the property with police in plain clothes.

At the time she said the missing girl's mother, Natalie, was "in bits" and that she did not know where she was as "she needed to get away".

She said all family members had done their "own little separate bit" to help in the search, including Mr Hazell, but she did not know where he was.

Mrs Sharp also added: "He knows the finger has been pointed at him.

"He knows this and it's been really hard for him."
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That SOB did it! He did it! I was so hoping that Tia had just run away to get away from him. But I guess not......so sorry for her mother.
 
OMG I too was hoping she ran away. I din't want to know that she had a tragic end.
 
Police have admitted they conducted three searches of Tia Sharp’s grandmother’s house in New Addington, prior to a body being found there this afternoon.

Commander Neil Basu said: “Clearly there will be many questions about the investigation into Tia’s disappearance.
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“A number of searches took place at the address. When Tia was first reported missing, officers searched her bedroom as is normal practice in a missing person’s enquiry.

“A further search of the house took place in the early hours of Sunday morning, by a specialist team. This was then followed by another search of the house by specialist dogs on Wednesday lunchtime.

“What we now need to establish is how long the body had been in the place where it was found. This will be subject of the ongoing investigation and it would be wrong to jump to any conclusions until all the facts have been established.

Police say their priority now is to establish the facts of the case.
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Less than four hours after a Metropolitan police forensic team went into the property on the New Addington estate in south-east London, Scotland Yard revealed they had found a body. It is understood that it was discovered inside the house, not in the garden or an outbuilding.

The body has yet to be formally identified, but there is little doubt that it is that of the schoolgirl, a pupil at Raynes Park high school in the nearby borough of Merton. A postmortem is due to be carried out.

Tia's mother Natalie has been informed of the discovery.
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A spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "A murder inquiry has been launched after a body was found at 20 The Lindens, New Addington. We are seeking to find Stuart Hazell to be interviewed in connection with this case."

The police are likely to face questions about why they did not mount a full search of the property earlier and how they allowed Hazell to vanish.
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Hazell was thought to have been the last person to see Tia alive and there was always a suspicion that the schoolgirl had not gone far from the property.

But police were also following up two sightings of Tia which suggested she might have left the house, as Hazell had suggested, at noon last Friday.

As the inquiry went on, however, Hazell's claim that Tia had gone into Croydon to buy some flip-flops was not backed up by CCTV footage.

Examining hundreds of hours of tape, police failed to find any trace of Tia in the town and their focus returned more intently to the house in New Addington.

By Friday, a decision was made to search again, in a detailed and extensive way.

Police interviewed Hazell as a witness on Wednesday but released him without further action.
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His arrest announced minutes ago:
Stuart Hazell, the boyfriend of Tia Sharp's grandmother has been arrested on suspicion of murder tonight in Merton, south London.

Police arrested the 37-year-old ten miles from the New Addington area, where he lived with the missing 12-year-old and her grandmother, Christine Sharp.

Police will now question Mr Hazell, who is in custody, after she was reported missing on Friday, August 3.
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Mr Hazell, a painter and decorator, went missing today, and police publicly appealed for the public to call them if they spotted him.
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The body was found in the house.

In. The. House. Not outside. Inside.

I cannot imagine the horror of having a loved one missing like this. I'm having an even harder time imagining having your loved one missing and realizing a week later that her corpse has been in the house with you all along.

Fuck.
 
Stuart Hazell, the boyfriend of Tia Sharp's grandmother has been arrested on suspicion of murder tonight in Merton, south London.
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Who's murder??? Was it her body or someone else's?
 
How did no one SMELL her body in the house? How did the police miss the body TWICE in other searches?? Something is just wrong with this whole picture...
 
Aena said:
How did no one SMELL her body in the house? How did the police miss the body TWICE in other searches?? Something is just wrong with this whole picture...
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If she was incapacitated but not actually dead when he hid her body, there wouldn't have been anything to smell. He could have thought she was dead and placed her body in a crawlspace or somewhere the police couldn't see.

Or she may not have been there the whole time, although it's hard to believe anyone would go get the body and bring it back into the house.
 
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Or she may not have been there the whole time, although it's hard to believe anyone would go get the body and bring it back into the house.
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It's also hard to believe that a family member would kill a kid.
And hard to believe that a killer would get on TV and plead innocently for the dead kid's return.

But then again, killing, moving a body, media crying, and more have all been seen before. You would think we'd believe it by now. Still surprises us every time.
 
Dakota Valkyrie said:
It's also hard to believe that a family member would kill a kid.
And hard to believe that a killer would get on TV and plead innocently for the dead kid's return.

But then again, killing, moving a body, media crying, and more have all been seen before. You would think we'd believe it by now. Still surprises us every time.
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None of those things really surprise me...but going through the trouble to drag a dead body back into a house (after it's already been hidden away somewhere else) where the cops are already watching just seems...unconducive. Most people want the body far away and hidden.
 
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If she was incapacitated but not actually dead when he hid her body, there wouldn't have been anything to smell. He could have thought she was dead and placed her body in a crawlspace or somewhere the police couldn't see.

Or she may not have been there the whole time, although it's hard to believe anyone would go get the body and bring it back into the house.
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Reminded me of my neighbors, they called and reported their 4 year old missing. There were cops on every block (all SIX of them! LOL) found the kid sleeping in his room...I still don't get how the parents missed him, plus the cops, unless the cops took the parents word that he was *missing*?
 
He was going for the family trifecta and Tia wasn't having it. So he had to kill her.

I am pretty liberal but i wouldn't date anyone that had been in my daughters vagina, and I really wouldn't leave him alone with my young grandchild.
 
That busted Slim Shady, Jesse Pinkman wannabe grosses me right the fuck out. Is he really so stupid that he didn't think anyone would suspect him after finding her body in the fucking house?
 
Police were accused of incredible blunders last night after the body of Tia Sharp was found hidden at her grandmother’s home.

They even allowed ‘step-grandfather’ Stuart Hazell to go missing for several hours before he was arrested following a tip-off from a member of the public.

He was being detained last night on suspicion of murder. Neighbours were left questioning why it took more than 100 officers seven days to locate Tia, 12, when her body had been in the house all along.

And last night police refused to discuss where in the property the discovery was made even though they used ladders to access the loft.

Three searches had already been carried out and detectives are investigating whether the 12-year-old’s body was moved between the roof spaces of neighbouring properties.
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Witnesses claimed Hazell appeared to be drunk and was calling out ‘Have you seen Tia?’ before he was held.

Chloe Bird, 11, said Hazell was in a mini market on Cannon Hill Lane, beside a hairdressers, buying a small bottle of vodka.

She said: 'He was crying and looked drunk. He just kept saying 'have you seen her - I want her back, I miss her so much'.'

Chloe recognised Hazell from the news. After the encounter at around 5.30pm she ran home and told her stepfather Nick Keeley, 40, who called the police.
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‘He came into the salon and my boss dealt with him. He said “Have you seen Tia?’’,’ said Miss Goodwin, 18.

He told us that he was her granddad and I did recognise him from the TV but at that stage I didn’t realise he was wanted. He said she was used to walking in the area as she went to school around here and that he was looking for her.

‘He had tears in his eyes the whole time but we thought that was normal. We told him we hadn’t seen her and then he walked out with tears in his eyes.’

Staff in the salon realised Hazell was wanted in connection with the incident only after a customer checked the news on her phone.

The owner of the salon then phoned the police who, Miss Goodwin said, arrived five minutes later.

Neighbours expressed disbelief that the 37-year-old was able to disappear in the middle of Britain’s highest profile missing person inquiry.

There are fears that the week’s delay in discovering Tia could mean vital evidence inside her grandmother Christine’s home has been lost.
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Police were alerted to the possible presence of a body when sniffer dogs trained to detect decomposition returned to her grandmother’s home early yesterday.

A forensic team was sent in as a cordon was erected around the shabby property, followed by large screens. Officers will now undertake a painstaking examination of the house before removing the body for a post-mortem examination.
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It is understood that the roof spaces of the row of 1960s properties are only partially separated by dividing brick walls. Senior officers launched a huge manhunt when they realised Hazell was unaccounted for.
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‘The first rule of a missing child inquiry is to search the home. I am desperately sad for the family and desperately angry the house wasn’t cleared earlier,’ he said.

Criminologist Professor David Wilson said he could not understand why the house was not treated as a crime scene from day one.

Former Met detective Kevin Hurley said he was concerned police were scared of ‘robustly’ investigating crimes and should be allowed to act on instinct without fear of repercussions. Police revealed they had searched Mrs Sharp’s home three times in the past seven days, including a detailed search of Tia’s bedroom.

Commander Neil Basu, of the Metropolitan Police, said last night he wanted to ‘clarify some of the speculation’ over how police missed the body, suggesting it had been moved.
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Christine Sharp has Tia's name tattooed on her foot
Detectives investigating the disappearance of Tia Sharp have made two further arrests.

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that Tia's grandmother, 46-year-old Christine Sharp, was arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday, she has been taken to a south London police station where she remains in custody.

Paul Meehan, a 39-year-old neighbour of Christine Sharp, was also arrested yesterday, on suspicion of assisting an offender. He also remains in custody in a south London police station.
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Grandma!!?? and the neighbor, TOO!!??

What was this little girl left in the middle of? I'm guessing Grandma and the neighbor were the ones moving the body aound so the cops couldn't find her, but still that's no excuse for it taking so long to find her, but I'm just glad they finally brought the dogs out and found her in the attic, it appears.
 
Aena said:
How did no one SMELL her body in the house? How did the police miss the body TWICE in other searches?? Something is just wrong with this whole picture...
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I'm thinking freezer. I'm thinking he killed her, put her at the bottom of the freezer and piled food in on top. No smell, nothing obvious if one opened the freezer for a quick peek as per the stated non-extensive searches that earlier occurred. A comprehensive and 'more extensive' search would have had investigators moving food within the freezer. Crawlspace/attic would lead to "smell", but a freezer is a possibility that would not.
 
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I'm thinking freezer. I'm thinking he killed her, put her at the bottom of the freezer and piled food in on top. No smell, nothing obvious if one opened the freezer for a quick peek as per the stated non-extensive searches that earlier occurred. A comprehensive and 'more extensive' search would have had investigators moving food within the freezer. Crawlspace/attic would lead to "smell", but a freezer is a possibility that would not.
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Apparently should have read the whole thread before commenting. Later, my initial thoughts upon reading the "police used ladders" to access the attic space has me thinking then that others were involved (grandma specifically) as that means step-dad/granddad would have had to use a ladder to move her too if she were up there ... and how the fuck would grandma not notice him doing that inside the home. Only to then read that she's been arrested now too.

Fuck me. Nice to see that her ass is now locked up too. Fucking assholes. Let me at them.
 
etectives investigating the disappearance of Tia Sharp have made two further arrests.

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that Tia's grandmother, 46-year-old Christine Sharp, was arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday, she has been taken to a south London police station where she remains in custody.

Paul Meehan, a 39-year-old neighbour of Christine Sharp, was also arrested yesterday, on suspicion of assisting an offender. He also remains in custody in a south London police station.
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WTF??? Do they live on Elm's St? Holy shit, I didn't expect the Grandma, and then the neighbor??? OMG FUCK. That little girl lives in a real life Nightmare on Elm St. Poor baby!
 
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