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I veer between abduction and mental break in this case. More to the latter...

Most ridiculous story I've ever heard. Irvine police must be pretty poor at their jobs.

Absolutely shocking.

I felt physically sick reading that previous article about this nonce. He needs to go down for life

Sad, RIP Jennifer

Alcohol and cocaine (especially in combination) are exactly the type of drugs that will exacerbate mental health conditions like depression and anxiety (that he suffered with) as well as make people do compulsive things they wouldn't usually do. The fact his car was found near the marital home...

So is the thinking that the room mate murdered the mother and three kids? The only motive I can see is the disability benefit/allowance from the two left behind.

The accused facebook profiles - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100081008124002 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100081076183496 Interesting reading what their families are posting. And lots of shared friends between the deceased and accused.

First thing that jumps out is how close the estate is to the Wear, what was he doing there? If there with friends, drinking etc I'd hope they are checking the docks as I fear that's where he'll be found.

Bumping. I also found that point interesting.

So she was walking towards the harbour?

Sounds like the family think she's dead :(

You would hope the police have already checked whether he's linked to anyone else who's missing as part of their investigation.

I was wondering this...

Her Facebook: Ilona Gołąbek

His rented car was found 3.5 miles from his home so sounds like he went out that night and then?? Foul play? Suicide?

This doesn't sound good, good chance he ended up in the river. How wide/deep/fast flowing is the Derwent? Could it carry a body to the port?

His facebook: Kamil Ranoszek

According to the following article the man charged was Ilona's partner. Partner zaginionej Polki oskarżony o jej morderstwo | The Polish Telegraph

Wonder who was the last person to see her at home? The man in custody?