Eoghan and Ruairi Chada: Another "Abduction" by the father

by **PeterMac** 30.07.13 7:53

Full Monty here.
AMBER Alert, reported "abduction", the lot.

And - They were dead in the boot of the car being driven by the father.
Watch the family.

The bodies of two boys who went missing in Ireland are understood to have been found in the boot of their father's car after a crash.
Eoghan Chada, 10, and his five-year-old brother Ruairi disappeared from the family home in Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, on Sunday evening.

They were found by police attending a car accident during which their father Sanjeev was injured, although they are believed to have died beforehand.
Mr Chada, who is being treated in hospital, will be questioned by detectives.

The 43-year-old's two sons were the subject of a nationwide search amid fears he had abducted them after telling his wife Kathleen he was taking them bowling.
Police issued the first ever amber alert for missing children in Ireland, triggering nationwide broadcasts, social media alerts and traffic and travel messages, after he failed to return home.
At the time of the alert, officers said they had no knowledge of any breakdown in relations in the family and insisted that the couple were not estranged.
Eoghan and Ruairi were described as extremely popular and "two little sports fanatics" who were members of their local junior hurling club.
Father Declan Foley, parish priest near their home in the tight-knit village, was with the Chada family when news of the car accident was broken to the boys' mother and other relatives.
"It was like an earthquake hit the place. It was devastating for all of us," he said.
"You can't put into words the shock and numbness and pain and grief of that news coming through."
Mr Chada's car crashed in Clooneen, Rosbeg, on the coast road to Louisburgh, around 185 miles from the family home.
Forensic examinations were carried out at the scene, while post-mortem examinations will be carried out on the boys' bodies in Mayo General Hospital, Castlebar.
Police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the crash or saw Mr Chada's dark green Ford Focus, registration number 06 CW 238, in the hours after the boys' disappearance to contact the incident room at Westport Garda station.

by Guest 30.07.13 9:24

A very sad case.

I don't think that it can be classed as an abduction - faked or otherwise - as it was known from the start that the boys were with their father and there was no reason to suspect anything was wrong.

by **PeterMac** 30.07.13 9:45

No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:A very sad case.
I don't think that it can be classed as an abduction - faked or otherwise - as it was known from the start that the boys were with their father and there was no reason to suspect anything was wrong.

Exactly, but it will be reported as an abduction, and added to the spurious list of Abductions and Missing Children. The AMBER alert itself requires evidence of an abduction before it can be implemented.

by aiyoyo 30.07.13 18:47

Watch the family or follow the Money. If in doubt, think Murder.

by **Tony Bennett** 31.07.13 0:06

aiyoyo wrote:Watch the Family - or Follow the Money.

Or, in this case, follow the debt:

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Indications are that he stole money from a community fund for which he was a chief fund-raiser and collector of the cash.

It is said that this was because of huge gambling debts.

Sanjeev Chada is I think an Indian, India being one of the most notorious countries in the world for gambling addiction.

And yet we allow advertising to promote gambling on British TV.

Betting shops seem to be growing at a rate almost as fast as tattoo parlours and nail bars.

This sounds like premeditated murder.

And he may be prosecuted in addition for the (alleged) theft of the community fund cash.

His life is, for certain, ruined.

Wis wife's life is, for certain, ruined.

The two boys' lives are not merely ruined, but ended.

All this as a result of events in the life of a man said by those who know him to have been 'a gentleman'.

Was it his greed and his gambling habit that brought this on?

And why in the name of God is gambling legal?

Anywhere?

by Seek truth 31.07.13 9:07

Tony Bennett wrote:
aiyoyo wrote:Watch the Family - or Follow the Money.
Or, in this case, follow the debt:

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Indications are that he stole money from a community fund for which he was a chief fund-raiser and collector of the cash.

It is said that this was because of huge gambling debts.

Sanjeev Chada is I think an Indian, India being one of the most notorious countries in the world for gambling addiction.

And yet we allow advertising to promote gambling on British TV.

Betting shops seem to be growing at a rate almost as fast as tattoo parlours and nail bars.

This sounds like premeditated murder.

And he may be prosecuted in addition for the (alleged) theft of the community fund cash.

His life is, for certain, ruined.

Wis wife's life is, for certain, ruined.

The two boys' lives are not merely ruined, but ended.

All this as a result of events in the life of a man said by those who know him to have been 'a gentleman'.

Was it his greed and his gambling habit that brought this on?

And why in the name of God is gambling legal?

Anywhere?

Of course they need gamblers, because it keeps the poor in their place!

Money is power, and we can't all have power can we? They've got to control it. So we have gambling and a crisis, because it works very well for them.

In many long roads you have more gambling and GOLD shops than you have food stores. It's allowed?

If we all trade in our gold which is what they want, we will end up in useless paper money one day. Then we have that problem of the GM SEEDS sticking into our food what they command, there you go,
control the food control the people. :puke:

by plebgate 31.07.13 9:22

How many more bingo adverts and online casino adverts are going to be allowed before something is done about it.

Even the newspapers and womens' mags have online bingo - must be huge amounts being made from it.

As most are based in Gibraltar I doubt this country gets much tax out of it all.

And where are the advertising standards agency. There is one online bingo advert where before the watershed a couple with their bare backsides was being shown regularly and the same company show a fat woman on a bus with a pair of "racy" red knickers in her hand waving them at a man sat beside her. All on BEFORE the watershed, but nothing is done about it.

How much does the head of the ASA get per year? Quite a bit I imagine. WHY?

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by **PeterMac** 02.08.13 10:12

Benefits office, Pub, Chip shop, Bookies.
The four necessary items on any town planner's list for a social housing estate.
Ideally in a neat row.

by Guest 02.08.13 11:23

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I know this area well and the road is a long one but nevertheless 18 bookies does seem a little extreme!

by **PeterMac** 02.08.13 12:53

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I know this area well and the road is a long one but nevertheless 18 bookies does seem a little extreme!

He says the machines average profits of around £50,000 each a year - £200,000 per shop.

That is just that particular brand of machine.
200k per shop, times 18 shops = 3.6 million per annum, in one road

All paid for

BY YOU

In the form of "benefits" for the unemployable