How about the invasive media attention? The way everyone, me included in that is drawn into a case like this for whatever reasons
It's certainly the most peculiar case, and an object lesson in the lancs police being utterly unsuited to investigate anything but the most obvious crime - and I don't think they could be relied upon not to fuck that up. Their negligence - not to say incompetence - might have prevented this mystery being solved at all
That may well be the case. I was just considering the best outcome if she sadly isn't alive and well somehere is that she drowned. How terrible if this is foul play
I think her partner likely has the right of it, someone in the village knowing what's happened. Much more likely than some passing abducterThat may well be the case. I was just considering the best outcome if she sadly isn't alive and well somehere is that she drowned. How terrible if this is foul play
Fucking A. Not seen what he's said to be fair, I consume minimal news to get by and skim wierd threads like this to see what you lot think!
Or my unwarranted speculation, that social media plays a role in modern crime and that her posts crossed the eyes of a predator.
That's wired!
It's not speculation to point out facts
I largely work from home, my colleagues would have every chance to know my routine
I was very aware of a colleagues movements once because they were taking a tablet that made them shit out their body fat, every morning as soon as we all arrived at work in a small office with the toilet close by, they became known as Badgers for a short while becauee it smelt like a dead badger had crawled out their arseI work at home quite frequently and some of my colleagues are very aware of my movements. That's the main reason I don't answer their calls between 9 and 10 am. I've always needed two coffees and two Tom-Tits before I can totally shine at work.
If they get my answerphone without the obligatory "I'll call you shortly" text they know I'm having a dunp.
I was the same at school. I always went for a poo before break when the half box of Izal ran always out.
Bet it's the sort of thing that'd give you sleepless nights, wondering which of your colleagues will come for you first
It is basic investigation technique to keep all lines of enquiry open. If you are managing an investigation it is pretty demotivating to staff to tell them you have already set on one answer.
I'm pretty cynical about the police these days, but given the speed and resources they've shown in this case, like kenny g I thought the police had some kind of idea about what they were doing and had info they wouldn't make public that otherwise explained why they were set on the drowning theory.
