Thursday, April 12, 2007

Off Beat: Hundreds of UK Partygoers Trash House After MySpace Invite - UPDATE

Via The Guardian (UK).

Up to 200 teenagers from across the country trashed a family house while the parents were away after their daughter advertised a party on MySpace, police said today.

Revellers caused £20,000 of damage to the £230,000 property after the invitation for the Easter Monday celebration was posted on the popular site as a "Skins Unofficial Party" - a reference to the controversial Channel 4 series which featured scenes where a teenage get-together got out of hand.

Partygoers allegedly urinated on the mother's wedding dress and children's clothes; stole cash and jewellery; ripped light fittings from the ceiling by swinging on them; stubbed out cigarettes on the carpet; vomited throughout the house and barricaded the back door to prevent neighbours from intervening.

More here.

UPDATE: 17:39 13 April 2007: Apparently, the girl responsible for this incident has "...emerged from hiding to blame internet hackers for the £20,000 chaos, and to apologise profusely to her parents." More here.

1 Comments:

At Mon Apr 16, 02:01:00 AM PDT, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hackers my ass. The girl is a moron. Her initial admission was for a 'small party of 60'. 60 is by no means a small party not when it is 60 drunken teens especially. She was told no one in the house. Even one guest drinking tea would have been too much.

She also 'started' the party at 10pm on Monday? Clearly a party at 10 tells you something? She said she noticed at 9:30 things were getting out hand when cars filled with people she didn't recognise started to arrive.

The police arrived at 4:30 to break up the party after neighbours repeated calling them after suffering themselves.

What was she doing during the 6 hours of mayhem?

Lets hope she never has children. She is stupid... stupid... stupid...

Now I am just trying to find the You Tube videos and pics!! There has to be some - even the lamest party has a couple.

 

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