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Growing up in catholic Ireland there was always some turn of phrase with biblical roots rolled out at the appropriate moment and this one was a particular favourite of my grandad. He usually used it on the untimely or unexpected passing of someone who was outwardly otherwise in good health. I couldn't help thinking about that this morning reading about this yacht sinking
This bloke spent the last dozen years waiting to be chucked in jail (I'm sure life wasn't hard for him) but in the clear and celebrating - boom. What's worse, his co defendant got hit by a car and killed on the weekend.
Pretty horrific reading that and its just a miracle that tiny baby survived with the mother and the few lucky ones.Being up top was the difference between life and death so lets hope those trapped below went quickly at least. Pretty bizzare that the 2 main defendants in a 12 billion dollar case got killed in the same weekend as well as the top attorney who represented them . RIP
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We never know the day or the hour on 07:49 - Aug 21 with 1043 views
We never know the day or the hour on 01:25 - Aug 21 by CLAREMAN1995
Pretty horrific reading that and its just a miracle that tiny baby survived with the mother and the few lucky ones.Being up top was the difference between life and death so lets hope those trapped below went quickly at least. Pretty bizzare that the 2 main defendants in a 12 billion dollar case got killed in the same weekend as well as the top attorney who represented them . RIP
A fact that has been widely noted worldwide. The next Epstein conspiracy?