Found Deceased Ireland - Tina Satchwell, 45, Youghal, Co. Cork, 20 March 2017 *arrest*
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Rest in Peace Tina.
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Richard Satchwell, charged with murder of wife Tina, further remanded in custody
Mr Satchwell (57) who is originally from Leicester in the UK but was living in Grattan Street in Youghal, Co Cork, was charged with the murder of his wife Tina at a special sitting of Cashel District Court last month
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I only came across this thread last evening and started reading every post from the start. Watching the interviews with the husband, the first thing that stood out to me was the attention to HIS details…. “I got up, had a cup of tea, slice of toast” if someone in my household went missing, I wouldn’t give two hoots about what I had for breakfast, it’s THEIR routine that matters… did they have their usual tea and toast? Was their behaviour different?
Then as soon as I saw this interview at the 6 month mark, September 2017
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“We had the house searched”
I instantly thought ‘She’s in the house’. There is no way, in his situation, having been living alone for 6 months I would say ‘We had the house searched’ because I would feel alone in that house, even more so knowing that someone else SHOULD be there and are missing. I would say they searched my house or I had the house searched, definitely not ‘we’. Having reached the end of the thread now, the whole way through since watching him say that, I really was expecting this.
Then as soon as I saw this interview at the 6 month mark, September 2017
Who is Tina Satchwell? Latest on disappearance of Cork woman missing a year today
CORK woman Tina Satchwell has been missing for almost one year after vanishing on March 20, 2017. The 46-year-old has not been seen in exactly a year – despite extensive searches and frequent…
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“We had the house searched”
I instantly thought ‘She’s in the house’. There is no way, in his situation, having been living alone for 6 months I would say ‘We had the house searched’ because I would feel alone in that house, even more so knowing that someone else SHOULD be there and are missing. I would say they searched my house or I had the house searched, definitely not ‘we’. Having reached the end of the thread now, the whole way through since watching him say that, I really was expecting this.
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