oh, wow.
says he's been discharged and returned to custody now, but what on earth is going on?!
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says he's been discharged and returned to custody now, but what on earth is going on?!
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Self-harm?
Or an 'accident' that happened whilst the camera/suicide watch was off??! Wouldn't surprise me if another copper gave him what for!! MOO
Edit:- obviously self harm, the other comment was tongue in cheek!!
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Looks like WC is back in custody after a hospital visit according to MSM. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14305...edium=browser_notifications&utm_source=pushly
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Wow... I was not expecting that!!
Seems like it. Says he was alone in his cell.
to clarify, as per S*n link above, he’s since been discharged from hospital and returned to custody
was alone at time of injuries
Time in hospital is not counted for time held in custody (may be why there’s a seeming delay in charge update)
JMO but I think very likely self inflicted as he knows this is all unravelling
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Posted at the same time - I'm thinking more self injurious but also wouldn't be surprised
Explains why it has taken so long to charge him, time limit was suspended whilst he was in hospital. Suicide attempt maybe? What a coward
Why do we think he hasn't been charged yet? It has been an extremely long time IMO.
Is it just because they need a positive ID on the remains? Or is it because they're discovering more in Kent. That said, couldn't they charge him initially with SE's murder and then with multiple murders?
Because of the legal differences in English law between pre-charge and post-charge questioning.
Some background here, icw changes in respect of terrorism offences
Law and Lawyers: Interview after charge – the thin end of the wedge?
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Wow, wonder if it was self inflicted, seems a bit outlandish that he would be beaten in lockup so obviously.
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Yes, they would not move any evidence in any hurry and her body is going to be their main evidence. No way they could have processed everything they needed to at the site before today
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better keep an eye on him at the hospital he might attempt to escape
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Wouldn’t surprise me if he ends up topping himself
if convicted at 48 it is unlikely he will ever be released and a cop in prison is a sitting duck, cops are despised by prisoners even more than paedos are
He will be a marked man for the rest of his life
if convicted at 48 it is unlikely he will ever be released and a cop in prison is a sitting duck, cops are despised by prisoners even more than paedos are
He will be a marked man for the rest of his life
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The Met said in their statement (included on that news link) that no one else was involved and he was being monitored every 15 mins
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