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Mr Murrell and the salt cellar.

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By *eepeter4 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth

I see are Scottish friends on here will be able to sleep well tonight knowing Mr Murrell is locked up. Right I am off to buy a new pair of salt and pepper grinders.

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By *lexieMan
3 weeks ago

Just north of Southampton


"I see are Scottish friends on here will be able to sleep well tonight knowing Mr Murrell is locked up. Right I am off to buy a new pair of salt and pepper grinders."

Yes, it seems to ha amused a lot of people. Nicola desperately treading water to survive the scandal. It appears that little of the stuff purchased with the proceeds was actually used or needed! Even the judge when passing sentance was confused about the motive, but examples have to be made to deter others. Maybe this guy was more sick than criminal?

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich

How the hell did this go on without Sturgeon being at least slightly aware of it? Alex Salmond was -

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/peter-murrell-stole-money-alex-37202693

The random nature of the purchases suggests that Murrell was addicted to shopping - a recognised disorder - but there are other possibilities, such as a naive attempt at laundering the money he embezzled.

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By *IPMANMan
3 weeks ago

West London

He's probably a gay shopping addict.

Hope they find a nice easy open prison for him.

Then he can turn to good deeds like they all do, become a reformed character, take up charity work (but nothing too hands on) and get an OBE

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By *rusoeMan
3 weeks ago

Outer Hebrides

Given the terrible risks he took and all he had to lose, I suggest there may be some mental health issue behind it all. He must have known that at some point he would be discovered. The certainty of those who were close to him that he is simply a foolish, petty thief seems to lack any questioning of why he did all this and greater concern not to be associated with him over any wider attempt at understanding other motivations.

We may well get to learn more and the stone throwers will need to ask themselves questions.

I may of course be entirely wrong but something tells me this is more complicated than we are presently expected to believe.

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By *lueshirt1Man
3 weeks ago

Berwick upon Tweed/East lothian/Edinburgh

The Scottish upper class have extremely fine tastes dont you know. Lots of Jura Coffee machines in Edinburgh kitchens just like the Murrell one. I really do recommend one.

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By *0yguyMan
3 weeks ago

Cumbria


"Given the terrible risks he took and all he had to lose, I suggest there may be some mental health issue behind it all. He must have known that at some point he would be discovered. The certainty of those who were close to him that he is simply a foolish, petty thief seems to lack any questioning of why he did all this and greater concern not to be associated with him over any wider attempt at understanding other motivations.

We may well get to learn more and the stone throwers will need to ask themselves questions.

I may of course be entirely wrong but something tells me this is more complicated than we are presently expected to believe.

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Yes, I think a compulsive Amazon shopper looking at his purchases. Really a form of addiction that needs treatment rather than a prison sentence.

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By *lim_sportyMan
3 weeks ago

stevenage


"How the hell did this go on without Sturgeon being at least slightly aware of it? Alex Salmond was -

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/peter-murrell-stole-money-alex-37202693

The random nature of the purchases suggests that Murrell was addicted to shopping - a recognised disorder - but there are other possibilities, such as a naive attempt at laundering the money he embezzled. "

Exactly, not missed on most with straight forward common sense. And there's her quick exit from her role, which no one foresaw.

What a farce on both behalves.

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By *aceyswallowsTV/TS
3 weeks ago

south oxon

What amused me was the motorhome parked along side his mothers house yet his Mrs never saw it blinkered in politics blinkered to theft

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