#georgewatsons

[insurepair]

It's been a pleasure for INSUREPAIR ® to support the GWC 1st XI Girls Hockey Team 🏑 “Ex Corde Caritas” @gwcfirstxi George Watson's College is a co-educational independent day school in Scotland, situated on Colinton Road, in the Merchiston area of Edinburgh. It was first established as a hospital school in 1741, became a day school in 1871, and was merged with its sister school George Watson's Ladies College in 1974. #edinburgh #sport #support #team #school #georgewatsonscollege #hockey #insurepair #georgewatsons (at George Watson's College) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfOMYJ7o5ul/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[weehughie]

Throwback Thursday 😳... what a motley bunch! Hair, flares, arty black and white photo and a certain future legend of Scottish rugby classmate on my right... • • #watsons #georgewatsons #georgewatsonscollege #watsonian #watsonians #school #schoolphoto #schoolphotos #throwback #throwbackthursday #flares #flaredtrousers #motleybunch #hair #moptop #edinburgh #scotland #rugby #scottishrugby #sru #gavinhastings #edinburgh #colintonroad #retro #happyishdays #schooldays #secondaryschool #thosewerethedays (at George Watson's College) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByGDNCqhmJj/?igshid=32xfbq3lxk53

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gonna start claiming gmails like "georgewatson@gmail.com" and selling them to people with those names

[orbemnews]

Plea deal reached in trial of man accused of killing 24-year-old in Edmond, victim’s father says A plea deal has been reached in the trial of a man accused of shooting and killing 24-year-old Sawyer English, the victim’s father confirmed Monday morning. After more than half a year of delays, the trial for a man charged in the murder of Sawyer English will begin this week. Authorities said George Watson shot and killed English in Edmond in June 2019.English is the son of former Oklahoma City news anchor Mitch English, who confirmed with KOCO 5 Monday morning that a plea deal has been reached in the trial. Mitch English said he doesn’t know how he’ll feel once he walks inside that courtroom this week, but he said he’s glad the moment is finally here after the trial was delayed by months due to COVID-19.“My life has been on hold,” English said. English said even though getting justice for his son has been put on hold because of the pandemic, in a way it’s been a blessing in disguise.“I think each time, it gave me a thicker skin, got me ready for it, that I can prepare for this and be ready for it. It gave me more time to meet with my therapist and deal with it,” English said.His son Andrew “Sawyer” English was shot and killed in June 2019. Prosecutors said it was George Watson who pulled the trigger and then left for Florida, where he and his girlfriend were caught by authorities.Mitch English, who now lives in Florida, said he was hit with several emotions when he found out what happened.“Pandemonium, confusion, sadness,” English said. “It was a very extremely cowardly act that George Watson did shooting my son through the window in his back three times and not even facing the guy, and so that angers me.”English said the last conversation he had with his son has helped him deal with his grief.“One of the last things he ever said to me face to face was that he loved me,” English said. “I think I was given that from God, that moment, because that’s what helped me through a lot of this. I don’t hate George Watson, I hate what he did. I’ve not forgiven him, but I honestly want to forgive the guy.”Jury selection for the trial is scheduled for Monday and the trial should begin on Tuesday.Stay with KOCO 5 for the latest. OKLAHOMA CITY — A plea deal has been reached in the trial of a man accused of shooting and killing 24-year-old Sawyer English, the victim’s father confirmed Monday morning. After more than half a year of delays, the trial for a man charged in the murder of Sawyer English will begin this week. Authorities said George Watson shot and killed English in Edmond in June 2019. English is the son of former Oklahoma City news anchor Mitch English, who confirmed with KOCO 5 Monday morning that a plea deal has been reached in the trial. Mitch English said he doesn’t know how he’ll feel once he walks inside that courtroom this week, but he said he’s glad the moment is finally here after the trial was delayed by months due to COVID-19. “My life has been on hold,” English said. English said even though getting justice for his son has been put on hold because of the pandemic, in a way it’s been a blessing in disguise. “I think each time, it gave me a thicker skin, got me ready for it, that I can prepare for this and be ready for it. It gave me more time to meet with my therapist and deal with it,” English said. His son Andrew “Sawyer” English was shot and killed in June 2019. Prosecutors said it was George Watson who pulled the trigger and then left for Florida, where he and his girlfriend were caught by authorities. Mitch English, who now lives in Florida, said he was hit with several emotions when he found out what happened. “Pandemonium, confusion, sadness,” English said. “It was a very extremely cowardly act that George Watson did shooting my son through the window in his back three times and not even facing the guy, and so that angers me.” English said the last conversation he had with his son has helped him deal with his grief. “One of the last things he ever said to me face to face was that he loved me,” English said. “I think I was given that from God, that moment, because that’s what helped me through a lot of this. I don’t hate George Watson, I hate what he did. I’ve not forgiven him, but I honestly want to forgive the guy.” Jury selection for the trial is scheduled for Monday and the trial should begin on Tuesday. Stay with KOCO 5 for the latest. This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Source link #24yearold #Accused #deal #Edmond #father #GeorgeWatson #Killing #koco #KOCO5 #Man #MitchEnglish #Murder #plea #Reached #SawyerEnglish #shooting #trial #Victims