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Val P said:
Don’t keep us in suspense- what’s happening 😮. I’ve been watching way too many crime series not to be making up my own outcome.
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I’m guessing this is the place

Police and forensics swarmed a church after bones were found. Police were called to St Mary The Virgin Church on Church Road, Rufford in Ormskirk at around 9.53pm on Thursday, September 4.

It followed a report that bones had been found in an area of the church grounds not covered by the graveyard. One eyewitness told the ECHO they saw five police cars and a forensics van near the church on Saturday, September 6 as officers continued enquiries.
 

Ducans elbow said:
I’m guessing this is the place

Police and forensics swarmed a church after bones were found. Police were called to St Mary The Virgin Church on Church Road, Rufford in Ormskirk at around 9.53pm on Thursday, September 4.

It followed a report that bones had been found in an area of the church grounds not covered by the graveyard. One eyewitness told the ECHO they saw five police cars and a forensics van near the church on Saturday, September 6 as officers continued enquiries.
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This is the plot of The Thursday Murder Club 😀
 
Ducans elbow said:
I’m guessing this is the place

Police and forensics swarmed a church after bones were found. Police were called to St Mary The Virgin Church on Church Road, Rufford in Ormskirk at around 9.53pm on Thursday, September 4.

It followed a report that bones had been found in an area of the church grounds not covered by the graveyard. One eyewitness told the ECHO they saw five police cars and a forensics van near the church on Saturday, September 6 as officers continued enquiries.
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Gracious me the plot thickens 😮
 

blue1948 said:
Good morning all on this fine day ,I hope all are well and had a wonderful rest last night . I tried watching the england u21 match but I just cannot see the point unless it is Everton . got to about 25 mins and that was enough . Looking forward to the match at the weekend COYB.
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I tried to watch it to see Dibling but work won out in the end. Speaking of which, I may be cutting it fine to see the Ireland game at 5pm this evening. I know a few lads who have made the 3500 miles trip to Yerevan for it- now that is dedication to a whole new level. I can’t wait to get a pint with them at the weekend to hear about that odyssey.
 
blue1948 said:
Good morning all on this fine day ,I hope all are well and had a wonderful rest last night . I tried watching the england u21 match but I just cannot see the point unless it is Everton . got to about 25 mins and that was enough . Looking forward to the match at the weekend COYB.
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Agreed can't stand international football.
That said I used to look forward to a break from Everton games now , for the first time for ages , I'm looking forward to seeing our brave boys play.
 

Morning all, it’s been a busy couple of days with my wife but I can relax a bit now and hopefully get some sleep. The doctor texted me saying she was pleased the colonoscopy showed clear and that the hospital didn’t need to see me again, but she’s now arranged for a more local hospital to get in touch to give me an ultrasound scan before we meet up again. It must be costing a fortune, but we’ll see how it goes.

A mate of mine, who has Parkinson’s combined with Alzheimer’s was brought into the pub tonight by two of his sons to see me and celebrate his birthday. He’s just a shell of the man who was full of life who now can barely speak or walk. After we put him in the car and he left I was stood in the car park crying and managed to pull myself together before going back in the pub, but everyone knew. Life really can be a bitch……
 
peteblue said:
Morning all, it’s been a busy couple of days with my wife but I can relax a bit now and hopefully get some sleep. The doctor texted me saying she was pleased the colonoscopy showed clear and that the hospital didn’t need to see me again, but she’s now arranged for a more local hospital to get in touch to give me an ultrasound scan before we meet up again. It must be costing a fortune, but we’ll see how it goes.

A mate of mine, who has Parkinson’s combined with Alzheimer’s was brought into the pub tonight by two of his sons to see me and celebrate his birthday. He’s just a shell of the man who was full of life who now can barely speak or walk. After we put him in the car and he left I was stood in the car park crying and managed to pull myself together before going back in the pub, but everyone knew. Life really can be a bitch……
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As always @peteblue thinking of you all . Yes life can be a bitch but it also threw up you meeting Kay and having a lovely caring son . I am not suggesting it is balanced as it certainly isn't for some but there are joys to look back on that help you get through the bad bad times . Stay strong mate.
 
Good morning all on this overcast one here .I hope all are as well as can be expected and have a great day .
My SIL is suffering from Parkinson's and is really struggling with things including incontinence .I am old fashioned in fact I am quite proud of my old values and the way we were raised -penniless but proud - I feel for women somehow more than men in sick people with the embarassment they have to endure even if it is their love of their lives caring for them ,even if they can't tell you how they feel they must inside .As Pete says life can be a bitch watching people you know and love fall apart at the seams . Have a great day all COYB
 

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