IPSWICH RIPPER - HOUSE KNOCKED DOWN?

[Four]

yeah, they are debating whether to knock his house down or not.
People are arguing they should, because they believe he strangled his victims in his house, then dumped them.

What do you think?

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i don't see what they're gonna benefit from doing that but if it makes the families of the victims feel any better then why not

[-:Undertaker:-]

There's a lack of council housing in this country, why not use it instead of knocking it down, what a waste - as usual.

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There's a lack of council housing in this country, why not use it instead of knocking it down, what a waste - as usual.
well considering he apparently strangled his victims in this house before dumping them i'm not sure anyone would wanna live in there

[Jord]

There's a lack of council housing in this country, why not use it instead of knocking it down, what a waste - as usual.


Yes but you can rebuild the house and there might be ghosts in there :@

[Four]

its already been smashed up aha

boarded up windows and torched

[Kipp]

its already been smashed up aha

boarded up windows and torched

Oh well, I blame the Council

[Marucho]

Not exactly going to change anything. If it stays it can be used for needy people. If it goes a new one can be built.
Kind of silly people are debating over it though.

[GommeInc]

If they're going to knock it down because of bad vibes, surely living in a new house on that spot will be bad enough? It's like these old american stories of people building their homes on old indian burial sites :/ Can't they just get a vicar to chuck aload of holy water over it? Half an olympic sized swimming pool ought to do the trick.


There's a lack of council housing in this country, why not use it instead of knocking it down, what a waste - as usual.
If the Ipswich council is as bad as the Colchester one, they waste their funds on stuff the government should be paying for anyway, so it won't surprise me if they knock it down, build about 5 new homes in the spot (it seems like an East Anglia trait to more homes in a spot than needed) then waste more money on something else.