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House raided in murder hunt
9:00am Monday 28th January 2008
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POLICE have raided a house in Hampshire as they step up the hunt to find who killed grandmother Georgina Edmonds.
Officers forced their way into the semi-detached home, on a busy main road, where four men are believed to live.
Throughout the weekend scenes-of-crime officers searched the four-bedroom property, its garden and the alleyway between the house and a neighbouring property.
The high-visibility search saw bins emptied and items removed in evidence bags while more house-to-house inquiries were carried out.
The occupants are understood to have been housed in temporary accommodation after giving statements to police. Detectives leading the hunt to find who murdered Mrs Edmonds at her cottage in Brambridge, near Otterbourne, more than two weeks ago said no arrests had been made.
For the full story see today's Daily Echo
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Greg Hampton, Romsey says...
12:53pm Mon 28 Jan 08
dave, romsey says...
1:17pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Eastleighs not a nice place to live any morewas never a nice place to live in the first place!! thats why they call it beastly Eastleigh! full of chavs!
Emma, Eastleigh says...
1:45pm Mon 28 Jan 08
P.S Nice comments Greg and Dave from Romsey! Having lived in Romsey for 25 years and Eastleigh for 5.... I can't say I've noticed the difference in class. (Dave, re: chavs - it takes one, to know one)
Sue, Eatleigh says...
1:57pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Emma wrote:I agree with you Emma - I lived in Hedge End prior to Eastleigh and if anything I have found less evidence of chavs etc etc.. get down of your high horses people and have a look around. Seems its the same everywhere. Don't tar us all with the same brush !!!
I hope they find the people - its an isolated incident, its not every week something so bad happens. My thoughts go out to her family and friends. P.S Nice comments Greg and Dave from Romsey! Having lived in Romsey for 25 years and Eastleigh for 5.... I can't say I've noticed the difference in class. (Dave, re: chavs - it takes one, to know one)
Alan, eastleigh says...
2:01pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Dan Marshel, Chandlers ford says...
2:12pm Mon 28 Jan 08
TO BUILD FLATS !
S!mon, says...
2:28pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Alan wrote:If you open your eyes Alan... you will probably find one pub close and another one open in Eastleigh.
Emma and Sue i think you need to open you eyes a little or even leave the house once in a while. Eastleigh if full of chavs trying to start trouble all the time. If you ever left you house a night you would see, if it's so nice why are they trying to close down all the pubs in Eastleigh??????
Go out more Alan.. it isn't as dangerous as you think it is.
Daz, Southampton says...
5:20pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Sam, Boyatt Wood says...
5:30pm Mon 28 Jan 08
On Sunday a guys body was found in an alley way over in Eastleigh...lets just hope there is not a looney on the rampage.
1 murder and a "suspicious" death within a five mile radius within about 2 weeks...can't say that happens in Eastleigh very often!!!
zoe, Eastleigh says...
5:59pm Mon 28 Jan 08
I moved from Winchester to Eastleigh 15 years ago and find the people are much nicer than Winchester. As for Eastleigh being full of chavs I say you must be very narrow minded if you think that everybody that lives here is a chav and maybe you need to look at your own personality before entering an opinion.
Samantha, Eastleigh says...
10:10pm Mon 28 Jan 08
Old biker granny., Hampshire. says...
10:16pm Mon 28 Jan 08
anon, Hampshire says...
12:42am Tue 29 Jan 08
Darren, says...
1:28am Tue 29 Jan 08
Dan, Southampton says...
2:43am Tue 29 Jan 08
The comments regarding areas are rubbish and people need to think about the story and how horrible it must be for Mrs Edmonds family.
My heart goes out to all her family.
And for the comments above, stop bickering. I am sure that you are fully grown adults and insulting each other's area's is not the way to behave.
bob, hmmm says...
8:16am Tue 29 Jan 08
Ben, the old school yard says...
8:55am Tue 29 Jan 08
Emma wrote:Takes one to know one. I haven't heard that phrase in 25 years.
I hope they find the people - its an isolated incident, its not every week something so bad happens. My thoughts go out to her family and friends. P.S Nice comments Greg and Dave from Romsey! Having lived in Romsey for 25 years and Eastleigh for 5.... I can\'t say I\'ve noticed the difference in class. (Dave, re: chavs - it takes one, to know one)
At school the standard answer was "no, it's because I read about people like you".
Not impressed, Hants says...
9:29am Tue 29 Jan 08
And before you start, I'm not like "Denzil" - I'm very, very pro-police and support them in everything they do. However, she's been caught out by the photographer and looks shoddy. That photo will be posted all over her nick by mick-taking collegues. CAKES!
Maureen, Hants says...
12:07pm Tue 29 Jan 08
It's a shame that people will comment more on the photo than the actually story, has anyone stopped to think that maybe the photographer just turned up and thrust the camera in their faces to try and catch them off guard. Police have a hard enough job as it is without having to cope with the local rag trying to get one over on them. I just hope the person/s concerned don't cry wolf when they need the police because eventually they will one day.
Not impressed, Hants says...
2:06pm Tue 29 Jan 08
Maureen wrote:Maureen, I am neither the PC's Inspector or one of her colleagues. However, I whole heartedly agree with you comments with regards to the Police facing adversity where e'er they tread. Nice to hear some supportive comments on this site for once!
Not impressed. You are clearly either Eastleigh's Inspector or a colleague. It's a shame that people will comment more on the photo than the actually story, has anyone stopped to think that maybe the photographer just turned up and thrust the camera in their faces to try and catch them off guard. Police have a hard enough job as it is without having to cope with the local rag trying to get one over on them. I just hope the person/s concerned don't cry wolf when they need the police because eventually they will one day.
JAN ADAMS, says...
12:59pm Wed 20 Feb 08
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JD, says...
12:37pm Mon 28 Jan 08