The Boat, Mindarie
i never knew that. When was that?
Jun 5th 2008, 2:34 am
#32
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
About 3 years ago, a young woman was drinking there - new pommie migrant and was followed out and killed. Looks like there wasn't a rape - apologies for posting that.
Man jailed for murdering Mindarie woman
A 20-year-old man will serve at least eleven-and-a-half years of a life jail sentence for the murder of a Mindarie woman.
The Supreme Court in Perth heard James Robert Duggan choked 19-year-old Rebecca Ryle in May 2004 and left her to die at the Mindarie Primary School.
He had met Ms Ryle only hours earlier at a tavern and gave no reason for killing her.
Outside the court the victim's father, Francis Ryle, said Duggan had shown no remorse.
"He shows only sadness that he was caught and he's facing a jail sentence, he does not care, he's lacking all human characteristics as far as I can see," he said.
Duggan has already spent nearly two years in jail and will be eligible for parole in less than 10 years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...4/s1622906.htm
Man jailed for murdering Mindarie woman
A 20-year-old man will serve at least eleven-and-a-half years of a life jail sentence for the murder of a Mindarie woman.
The Supreme Court in Perth heard James Robert Duggan choked 19-year-old Rebecca Ryle in May 2004 and left her to die at the Mindarie Primary School.
He had met Ms Ryle only hours earlier at a tavern and gave no reason for killing her.
Outside the court the victim's father, Francis Ryle, said Duggan had shown no remorse.
"He shows only sadness that he was caught and he's facing a jail sentence, he does not care, he's lacking all human characteristics as far as I can see," he said.
Duggan has already spent nearly two years in jail and will be eligible for parole in less than 10 years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...4/s1622906.htm
Last edited by renth; Jun 5th 2008 at 2:37 am.
Jun 5th 2008, 2:50 am
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
About 3 years ago, a young woman was drinking there - new pommie migrant and was followed out and killed. Looks like there wasn't a rape - apologies for posting that.
Man jailed for murdering Mindarie woman
A 20-year-old man will serve at least eleven-and-a-half years of a life jail sentence for the murder of a Mindarie woman.
The Supreme Court in Perth heard James Robert Duggan choked 19-year-old Rebecca Ryle in May 2004 and left her to die at the Mindarie Primary School.
He had met Ms Ryle only hours earlier at a tavern and gave no reason for killing her.
Outside the court the victim's father, Francis Ryle, said Duggan had shown no remorse.
"He shows only sadness that he was caught and he's facing a jail sentence, he does not care, he's lacking all human characteristics as far as I can see," he said.
Duggan has already spent nearly two years in jail and will be eligible for parole in less than 10 years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...4/s1622906.htm
Man jailed for murdering Mindarie woman
A 20-year-old man will serve at least eleven-and-a-half years of a life jail sentence for the murder of a Mindarie woman.
The Supreme Court in Perth heard James Robert Duggan choked 19-year-old Rebecca Ryle in May 2004 and left her to die at the Mindarie Primary School.
He had met Ms Ryle only hours earlier at a tavern and gave no reason for killing her.
Outside the court the victim's father, Francis Ryle, said Duggan had shown no remorse.
"He shows only sadness that he was caught and he's facing a jail sentence, he does not care, he's lacking all human characteristics as far as I can see," he said.
Duggan has already spent nearly two years in jail and will be eligible for parole in less than 10 years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...4/s1622906.htm
That happened just before we got here. I suppose reputations stick. A pub i lived near in Halifax had a bad reputation for years...15 yrs ago the landlord got shot. People still talk about it 15 yrs on even though nothing bad after that happened.
The Boat for me though has gone down hill. I think the Bailey is better and that's saying something
Jun 5th 2008, 10:24 am
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
The same thing happened here in Dorset in a town that is in the top ten most sortafter/ expensive places in England. She was dumped in a wheelie bin after . I don''t think you can blame the pub,restaurant,offey's just the nutter that killed them .!
Jun 11th 2008, 11:44 pm
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
My OH took our grandson to an Italian for Lunch on SUnday. Had a lovely 2 course meal and when OH paid bill, the chap gave him the change plus the amount he paid with! Free meal and more money than he went in with. He wasn't so honest, but he did put the original change money in the tip jar!
Jun 12th 2008, 6:30 am
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
I'd have to agree with Worzel over the standard of food dished out in The Boat ... truely awful and for me, the menu is very limited. The location sells it but it could be soooo much better.
The beer is overpriced altho' the Indie next door is owned by the same guy hence the expense there as well. That said, the food in the Indie is far superior.
As for loud Poms in the Boat? ..., I'm sure the Carramar Red Lion or whatever they are going to call it will only ever be frequented by middle class gentry of Australian descent ...
I'm looking for business partners to open a family themed pub on that block of land off Shenton Ave on the corner behind the garage (Currambine Marketplace). A nice family friendly pub with a large grassed beer garden and climbing equipment would literally 'kill the pig' ...
The beer is overpriced altho' the Indie next door is owned by the same guy hence the expense there as well. That said, the food in the Indie is far superior.
As for loud Poms in the Boat? ..., I'm sure the Carramar Red Lion or whatever they are going to call it will only ever be frequented by middle class gentry of Australian descent ...
I'm looking for business partners to open a family themed pub on that block of land off Shenton Ave on the corner behind the garage (Currambine Marketplace). A nice family friendly pub with a large grassed beer garden and climbing equipment would literally 'kill the pig' ...
Jun 12th 2008, 6:47 am
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Re: The Boat, Mindarie
I'd have to agree with Worzel over the standard of food dished out in The Boat ... truely awful and for me, the menu is very limited. The location sells it but it could be soooo much better.
The beer is overpriced altho' the Indie next door is owned by the same guy hence the expense there as well. That said, the food in the Indie is far superior.
As for loud Poms in the Boat? ..., I'm sure the Carramar Red Lion or whatever they are going to call it will only ever be frequented by middle class gentry of Australian descent ...
I'm looking for business partners to open a family themed pub on that block of land off Shenton Ave on the corner behind the garage (Currambine Marketplace). A nice family friendly pub with a large grassed beer garden and climbing equipment would literally 'kill the pig' ...
The beer is overpriced altho' the Indie next door is owned by the same guy hence the expense there as well. That said, the food in the Indie is far superior.
As for loud Poms in the Boat? ..., I'm sure the Carramar Red Lion or whatever they are going to call it will only ever be frequented by middle class gentry of Australian descent ...
I'm looking for business partners to open a family themed pub on that block of land off Shenton Ave on the corner behind the garage (Currambine Marketplace). A nice family friendly pub with a large grassed beer garden and climbing equipment would literally 'kill the pig' ...
)As for the pub idea - goodonya mate. I don't really have the finances to back you in that way but if you need someone with a financial background in return for a small share in the place I might be interested.
