Tia sharp where is the mother

Sharp — who regularly stayed with her grandmother Christine Bicknell and her boyfriend Hazell — was reported missing on 3 August last year by her grandmother. When the press laid siege to the house after Tia's disappearance he was effectively under house arrest and his plan to move the body somewhere else became extremely difficult, the court heard.

Tia's body was found in the loft a week later. The decomposition was such that no cause of death was ascertained, although a pathologist will tell the court that smothering was the most likely form of death. Hazell was arrested on Friday 10 August after the child's body was discovered. He was remanded in custody at Belmarsh prison in London, where, the court heard, he spoke to a prison officer. I am not a nonce or a pervert,'" said Edis.

In a letter to his father written from prison, Hazell said: "If I had a chance I would end it here. I've got no money, no fags, no hope. It's the Hazell curse. The argument began after the victim parked in a mother-and-baby parking space, despite not having children with her. After deliberating for less than three hours, the jury at Croydon Crown Court found both women guilty. Tia Sharp was 12 when she was murdered in New Addington, south-east London, in Stuart Hazell was jailed in May for a minimum 38 years for her murder.

Murdered girl's mother admits attack. Tia murderer jailed for 38 years. Ms Sharp is accused of aggravated common assault. She is alleged to have shouted at the woman and pushed her in the face, leaving her with bruises in an incident at a Lidl store in Wallington, south London, in April this year. Ms Bicknell, 49, was charged with a racially aggravated public order offence.

She is accused of making racist comments during the alleged incident. The pair have elected to have their case go to a trial at Croydon Crown Court and were released on conditional bail to make their first appearance at the court on 18th August.