If this were the car in question would they not have been more discreet than to block the street for quite a while and risk someone informing the police?
GUILTY UK - Joanna Yeates, 25, Clifton, Bristol, 17 Dec 2010 #12
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If this were the car in question would they not have been more discreet than to block the street for quite a while and risk someone informing the police?
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with all these questions it would be interesting to hear of what evidence Avon and Somerset police have against vt.
let's hope they know what they are doing....
also, whether or not they are trying to teach cj a lesson by not withdrawing the bail conditions from him....
there do seem to be a fair number of questions against vt being the killer....
let's hope they know what they are doing....
also, whether or not they are trying to teach cj a lesson by not withdrawing the bail conditions from him....
there do seem to be a fair number of questions against vt being the killer....
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agreed...
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If there are a number of employees in Bristol (and/or en route) I wouldn't be surprised if the company had organised something of the sort.
Here's a daring suggestion though = maybe she doesn't drink alcohol, and simply drove herself home!
this would asume that the person who has just killed someone and is now attempting to remove a body from the house into a car or is returning from doing so has the presence of mind to be discreet rather than act rather irrationally
it was snowing, and was deep enough that the witnesses thought that the car was indeed stuck
again the car was positioned so as to block the road
the only place this could have occurred is outside the driveway of 44
was the driver attempting to get onto the driveway and lost traction in the snow?
had the driver gone inside the house to get something?
regarding the car ...someone did inform the police
there is no record of how long this car was there , only that it forced at least one car to drive onto the pavement in order to get past it
and that the driver was nowhere to be seen with lightbulbs and tools on the seat
it would appear that the car was moved
by the time the police arrived to check it as they have no record of whose car it was
and by the time the person who reported it checked at 10am
good points
either way she would be home by 3-4 latest
would you kill and attempt disposal when you knew your partner could come home at any time if she had her own vehicle?
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Where did CJ tend to park his vehicles do we know? I understood there was a car park to the rear of 44, did he tend to park there or on the drive or on the street? I'd have thought anyone removing a body would favour parking at the rear rather than semi-blocking the road?
She probably stayed in a hotel, along with a heap load of others who work for Dyson who were attending the event.
it would appear that the silver grey Volvo that is owned by CJ was parked on the driveway at the rear
and the silver Chrysler which is owned by Mr Irving Steggles, who is currently in South Africa, was parked on the street
it was this vehicle that CJ used for the jumpstart of GR's car and was using to travel around in before his arrest
This car obviously was not a car that close neighbours would recognise as belonging to someone in the area. So do you suspect Colombo, that the driver is a resident of 44, who borrowed this car and then drove over the bridge with the body? Do you suspect someone other than VT?
CJ owns the Chrysler. Later reports stated that he bought the car from Mr Steggles several years ago.
I wouldn't take my car in that extreme weather, drinking or not. I would take the transport provided there and back and get collected or a taxi from the drop off.
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Is it a fact that the police do not know whose car it was? Only it seems odd to me that someone would report a car to the police without giving the registration number. It is likely to be the first question asked. As the car was stationary there was every opportunity to note the number.
Some neighbourhood watch, you would have thought they would have been on the ball with that one, could have been a burglar.
Yes, the details and link are in Colombo's post 200 under The Tradesmans Car.
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This from the Daily Mail?
I see that as just hearsay, all derived from conversations with neighbour(s). The last sentence in particular sounds like something a police officer said to a neighbour, who has then mentioned it to a reporter.
I don't recall the police actually issuing an public appeal for information about said car, which leads me to think they traced it pretty quickly. Unless someone knows different.
I see that as just hearsay, all derived from conversations with neighbour(s). The last sentence in particular sounds like something a police officer said to a neighbour, who has then mentioned it to a reporter.
I don't recall the police actually issuing an public appeal for information about said car, which leads me to think they traced it pretty quickly. Unless someone knows different.
what I suspect is that there are too many coincidences in this case for them all to be coincidences!!
I'm sure if you ran it all through a computer or an actuary the chances of all these factors being related must be slim
As I have posted before in the absence of a confession or a plea of diminished responsibilty then as a rational person I have to question the evidence against the man charged
If the evidence is overwhelming then it must be accepted but if this is a case of circumstantial evidence backed up with basic forensics ie a low count dna sample or minute traces of fibres then I will have serious doubts
What is clear from reading the numerous boards that exist on this topic is that there are few people who seem to want to accept that the framing of suspects, cover ups and conspiracies have occurred in the British legal system and continue to do so
What is clear is that if the present prime suspect is found guilty rather than the previous one then a large number of people, organisations and vested interests and their respective reputations will breathe a huge sigh of relief!
There is one who is reported to have expressed his relief that VT was charged, that one being Mr PS.
Did anyone notice that the original article, regarding JY body being transported over the bridge on the way to be dumped, in the Daily Mail was altered slightly?. The only reason that I picked it up was because I remembered that the word stalker was in the article so I went back and checked and it had been removed.
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