CCTV footage prove's Mr Foster killed his family and tourched his home

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I dont know if this has been done already but i have just read that CCTV has been found of Mr Foster fleeing the horse stables after shooting them dead and torching the place then returning to the house where his wife a daughter are already dead then proceeding to torch that.

Such a shame.....i was clinging to hope that he may not have done it him self

RIP Jill & Kirstie
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2...with-rifle.html


Just read it here
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If true it defies belief, obviously he couldn't have coped with the perceived shame of his losses and took the actions he did. It's not the first time a man has run amok cos he can't cope. I can't get away from the fact though that he was well and happy at a barbecue a few hours earlier and then the carnage of the evening.

RIP to the Innocents.
 
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Which suggests to me a catalyst, something in addition to his current worries that tipped him over the edge.
 
Yes you're right. Maybe a huge argument, his wife told him she wasn't gonna use her inheritance to bail him out maybe, could be anything and I guess we'll never know. I just cannot imagine anything so awful as to slaughter his entire family.
 
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The source added: “A villager who had kept a horse there for years was told out of the blue days before the fire that she’d have to move it. Chris was preparing the ground for what he was going to do.”

if this is true it sounds like he had been planning this for a while not a spur of the moment where a few drinks made everything look worse
 
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The source added: “A villager who had kept a horse there for years was told out of the blue days before the fire that she’d have to move it. Chris was preparing the ground for what he was going to do.”

if this is true it sounds like he had been planning this for a while not a spur of the moment where a few drinks made everything look worse

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Thats where i read too. Its terrible to think he had planned it. So maybe something hadnt tipped him over the edge, he planned from the moment he was told his house was going to be repossesed.
 
It is quite possible that he went to the barbeque with the knowledge of what he was going to do and viewed it is a way of giving his family a pleasent evening before they went. This man was obviously suffering hugely prior to the event, but was also obviously highly adept at keeping his emotions hidden. I feel desperately sorry for the whole family.
 
Its so horrific what happened. I don't think we will ever know what really really happened and the state of mind that man was in. To kill your wife, child and animals is beyond anything I truly hope that any of us has to face or feel the need to face.

RIP the whole the family and animals
 
Everything about this case so far suggests to me that he planned it. If what I read was true, blocking the entrance with horsebox and shooting the tyres out, telling the livery to move, the merticulous way every life was taken and the place burnt suggests to me that he had been thinking about and planning it for a while.

Do you remember some of the high school/college shootings that have happened in the US? This case almost reminds me of that in the way that the people behind it premeditated the attacks ruthlessly down to the last detail, whilst their families and friends remained completely unaware of their state of mind - there must be some sort of state of mind where somebody who can plan something so awful can flick a switch and act so normally that not even those closest to them know?

So sad in any case. I can't stop imagining what it must have been like for the last horse, for example, who probably heard the commotions, the fall of its friends, could smell the fear, blood and death of its stablemates, and knew that s/he was next
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Likewise the dog who may have seen what happened to the other dog(s) and then he came for them... how much terror must have gone on that day I dread to think.
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There is Naturally, it is a form of dissociation, usually created by extreem stress. The mind sort of splits in two, with one part going about daily life and one part planning the 'unthinkable' It is possible that the daily life part was not aware of the plans.
 
So terribly sad, each time I hear or read about this it brings tears to my eyes. One thing we should think about is how the press can twist things, so we may not be getting quite the correct story. But whatever happened, and for whatever reason it shouldn't have. The human brain has not yet been fully understood, and probably never will be, lets hope that something like this never happens again.
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People who decide to kill themselves often seem "happiest" when they've made the decision. It seems to relive them to know their problems will soon be "solved" and that they have something constructive to do. There are all sorts of stories of people who thought their friend/relative was on the upswing because he/she suddenly seemed more relaxed and resigned to the situation, only to find out after the fact . . .
 
I have had sky news on for the past hour and the only breaking news is that 3 bodies have been found,i would think that this would be breaking news !?!? and been on BBC,ITV,CHANNEL4 and no mention about the CCTV info, so i am not sure how correct this info is ?!
 
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So sad in any case. I can't stop imagining what it must have been like for the last horse, for example, who probably heard the commotions, the fall of its friends, could smell the fear, blood and death of its stablemates, and knew that s/he was next
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Likewise the dog who may have seen what happened to the other dog(s) and then he came for them... how much terror must have gone on that day I dread to think.
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How f**king awful! Ive never thought of it like this! Truely truely heart wrenching!!!
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So sad in any case. I can't stop imagining what it must have been like for the last horse, for example, who probably heard the commotions, the fall of its friends, could smell the fear, blood and death of its stablemates, and knew that s/he was next

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yes, but anyone who eats meat should face up to the fact that millions of animals go through this every day...

i'm more upset by the fact that either the mother or the daughter must have been shot first, and might have heard what happened to the other one.

The whole thing is absolutely dreadful. I can barely believe that anyone could possibly be so destructively selfish. Shoot himself if he really felt there was no way he could cope with the future, but the determination to take everything and everyone else with him? Beyond belief.
I don't feel sorry for him because he must have been insane, he was sane enough to plan everything and to carry it all out methodically and thoroughly, the despicable ****. May he rot in hell. God bless his poor wife and daughter and the animals.
 
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i'm more upset by the fact that either the mother or the daughter must have been shot first, and might have heard what happened to the other one.

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You can only hope, that if the mother was shot where she was found, and the daughter up on the third floor, maybe with the size of the house that it was, and 3 floors, maybe they didn't hear what was going on, and that they were the first to be shot!
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It's a story that i don't think even the most horrid and bloody hollywood film crew could make up!!
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Sorry I have already put this on the other thread, but couldnt be bothered to retype it when it covers everything I want to say.

I feel nothing but utmost sympathy to him if he did do it. How horrendous to be pushed to such a state you end up killing everything you love and have worked to acheive. Also there were talks of threats of kidnap to his daughter, if he had killied himself, he would have left all the debts behind for his family to deal with and I very much doubt any of us know how unpleasant the people he was dealing with were. Would you want to leave your loved ones to deal with people like that? I think it is very veyr sad that things ended how they did. RIP to all involved
 
I agree with KatB - the man must have been in a terrible mental state to do what he did, and although it's a terrible, horrible unthinkable thing to do, he must have been pushed to his limits and I can't imagine the thought of leaving his family behind to deal with it all would have been a nice one. They would have lost everything.
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Very sad
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I'm gutted about this.

Even with mounting circumstancial evidence to the contrary (before the CCTV footage came out), I was holding out hope that the father would have been a victim as well and keep my belief that a father would never do this to his family, wife and child. How wrong was I?
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I am just so sad that it all came to this. To me, there is absolutely no excuse for what he did and nothing, no matter what circumstance surrounds this, would ever lesson my feeling that Mr. Foster truly deserves to rot in hell.


I just hope that the friends of the wife and daughter will be able to remember them for the good times and not all the crap the media have brought up about the family finances, etc.

Like I said, I am gutted.
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So sad in any case. I can't stop imagining what it must have been like for the last horse, for example, who probably heard the commotions, the fall of its friends, could smell the fear, blood and death of its stablemates, and knew that s/he was next
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Likewise the dog who may have seen what happened to the other dog(s) and then he came for them... how much terror must have gone on that day I dread to think.
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good grief...that's a bit melodramatic...
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It is in the Daily Telegraph news section

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Yes i know its in there but you cant find that info no where else so thats why i am wondering how true it is
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Absolutley tragic, I understand peoples despiration, but to take so many lives is terrible, why didn't he just shoot himself, we will never understand what he was thinking, so sad.
 
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