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Tag Archives: bodies
Murdered peat bog bodies (Rousse)
When I left the two bodies to rot in the peat bog, I thought that I had committed the perfect murder. However, I accidentally left behind traces of my involvement in the dastardly deed. These included two knives, and a … Continue reading
From the Greek massacre to rioting on the streets of Edinburgh (Rousse)
G and LE started a fashion for building houses half way up the crags of Holyrood Park. My parents planned to do the same. In the meantime we lived in a small caravan in a car park next to Holyrood … Continue reading
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Tagged armed, bodies, build, car, caravan, carg, children, court, daughter, Edinburgh, family, fashion, female, field, glamorous, Greek, high, Holyrood, house, husband, judiciary, lawyer, leading, massacre, palace, parents, park, pitch, police, portal, procession, public, riot, rioters, running, scarf, shelter, silk, sister, son, street, table, taff, tour, TPR, trouble, victims
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Crash victim bodies buried in moorland peat bog (Rousse)
My father told us that we should go up to the moors and remove all the evidence of the car crash. His main concern was that the wreckage and bodies that my sister S and I had buried in the … Continue reading
Aidan Turner joins the family (Rousse)
Aidan Turner met my sister J over a game of Pictionary, and now they were a couple. He was the most beautiful man I had ever met. What is more, the Poldark actor was a mathematical genius. He and TPR … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, Aidan Turner, Aiden Turner, alarm, bodies, body, brother-in-law, burglar, chiffon, couple, death, dentist, dog, Facebook, family, fix, flash, Friends, glasses, green, hair, hall, home, house, jacket, lights, man, mathematics, pact, parents, Pictionary, Poldark, red, sister, Solihull, spectacles, TPR
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Bodies discovered after exercise class (Rousse)
Our elderly friends spent their days at their sitting room window watching the neighbourhood. I had a taste of this one day as I observed a group of local women practise yoga and pilates in the street. By the end … Continue reading
Floating flood victims ruin summer idyll (Rousse)
HJ was the first to wander over to the window and look out to the river below. It was a beautiful June day and the water glinting back at us in the sunshine looked very inviting – until we spotted … Continue reading
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Tagged bodies, body, corpse, corpses, float, flood, floods, June, river, sun sunshine, victim, victims, window
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Seal invasion (Rousse)
A couple seated a few tables away from us across the hotel dining room appeared to be sharing exciting news. I couldn’t resist interrupting my meal to run over to them and find out what was going on. “Look out … Continue reading
A post-REF ghost train ride around Edinburgh (Rousse)
I picked the DVD up from reception at Queen Margaret University’s Corstorphine campus and carried it down to the staff room. I needed someone to help me proof the multimedia excerpts that had been added to my most recent publication … Continue reading
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Tagged achievements, bodies, carriages, children, Corstorphine, DVD, Edinburgh, ghost, grope, JIS, Journal of Information Science, Lego, light, limbs, mother, multimedia, nursing, post-REF, professor, publication, QMC, QMU, QMUC, reception, REF, Research Excellence Framework, town, train, trip, tunnels, university, wailing
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The beach body (Rousse)
When we first arrived at our exotic Caribbean holiday destination I identified the poolside as the spot where we would spend most of the week. However, we were soon drawn to the beach from where everyone watched the huge waves … Continue reading
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Tagged bay, beach, beach bodies, beach body, bikini, boats, bodies, body, books, Caribbean, corpse, cycling, dead, destination, drown, exotic, fat, girl, green, helmet, high, holiday, library, middle-age, middle-aged, picnic, pool, poolside, red, sand, slim, spot, sunbathe, swell, T shirt, teenage, teenager, tide, TPR, water, wave, waves, woman
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Bodies on Birmingham’s Bristol Road South (Rousse)
TPR and I lay naked on the tarmac on the Bristol Road South next to the pedestrian crossing. I was freezing. Many of the cars that passed slowed down to look at us, yet nobody offered to pick us up … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, bodies, body, Bristol Road South, cars, cold, crossing, freezing, naked, pedestrian, warm
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