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02-18-2011, 04:05 PM
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Re: Soldier Gets Life for Wife Bomb Plot
 Thats fucking unbelieveable!! The poor woman was pregnant and had her 8yr old son in the car. The low life deserved longer than 16 years!!! Hes none too bright either...'mistress, former soldier, grenade planted in the car'. I bet it didn't take detectives long to work out that case.
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02-19-2011, 02:41 PM
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 My Rank: GUNNERY SERGEANT Poster Rank:688 female Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 1,252 Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Quoted: 18 Post(s)
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Re: Soldier Gets Life for Wife Bomb Plot
HEY man HE'S THE ONE WHO FUCKING MARRIED HER!! And that 6 month baby in her belly belonged to him. WHAT? He'd rather kill his own baby along with an 8 year old innocent boy, than pay child support ?? Cause why not just get a fucking divorce.  :2 gunsfiring_v1:
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02-19-2011, 03:20 PM
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Re: Soldier Gets Life for Wife Bomb Plot
little extra info - regarding her legs, son, witness statements and testimony at the trial. It also seems as though HE has 2 sons from a previous marriage, she has 1 son from previous, they have a son together, and she recently gave birth to another baby boy. Victoria Fabian was 24 weeks pregnant when an explosion ripped through her car, causing her to lose part of her leg. Her eight-year-old son, from a previous relationship, suffered minor injuries as she pushed him from the vehicle. Her three-year-old son Henry was not in the car when it exploded outside her home. One witness said Mrs Fabian's legs had been "shredded" by the explosion while others spoke of hearing a loud boom throughout the village. Resident Vincent Redman, 17, told reporters: "I went out with my mum and her partner and she was in the driver's seat screaming. "Her legs were shredded - one was badly burnt and the other was all bloodied." Moments after the explosion, on Friday, neighbours rushed to help and covered Vicky's wounds with T-shirts and towels. Ten minutes later she was flown by air ambulance to hospital. Mrs Fabian wrote her husband a letter confronting him about her suspicions on him cheating and also over a credit card debt of £1,400 she discovered he had run up. Part of it read: "I just feel that you're taking me for a fool. Whether it's because you're protecting me or you're scared, I don't know." She left the letter out while she went to work a late shift at Tonbridge Cottage Hospital on March 4 before returning home at around 10.20pm and talking the contents through with Fabian. After this, she "thought they had resolved their problems", Mr Reeds said. Mrs Fabian told the court: "We agreed to put it behind us. We watched something on telly. We were hungry so we had a pizza and a cuddle on the sofa." Describing the blast, she wept as she said: "The windscreen shattered and there was a loud bang. "I can remember thinking a tree or something had fallen on the car and Charlie was asking me what had happened, and I couldn't feel anything from my waist down so I told him to get out of the car." She said the next thing she remembered was "Nick running towards me, crying". She added: "He was trying to get me out of the car. I remember feeling that I was losing a lot of blood." The explosion blasted holes in her legs and she needed skin grafts to repair the damage. She remained in hospital for two months. Mrs Fabian faces a life-time of physical pain and will not fully function again, the judge added.  ·  ·  ·  ·  · |
