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In England, Ian Huntley killed 2 young girls - Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells. He never admitted how or why he murdered them. Their bodies were burnt and found some days later, so as far as I can remember, so the cause of death was never discovered or disclosed. He hadn't previously been...

I've just seen on Jersey news that a body has been found in one of Jersey's reservoirs, close to where Adrian went missing. Formal identification will take some time. http://www.itv.com/news/channel/update/2016-08-04/body-found-near-to-where-adrian-lynch-went-missing/

I went to Florida (from UK) about 25 years ago for a holiday, and went to Disney for 3 days whilst we were there. From what I can remember, the danger of gators in Orlando was made very clear to us, as soon as we arrived (not just at our hotel, but when we visited Disney, the Space Centre and...

I'm probably just as useless at tech stuff. I'll have a go.

Just noticed a poster has been put on Facebook for the "Find Adrian - Islanders willing to help" page. The post is by his mum, and she is asking people to look out for the items he had/was wearing that night, seeing as the police have stopped searching. Listed as: Yale house key,Fiesta car...

Unless it was to prevent a call home saying they hadn't been collected? By collecting a prescription, it gave the appearance that she was in control and all was ok. Maybe she used the meds on the child immediately after collecting them, so the child wasn't stressed in any way. I don't doubt...

I'm not hoodwinked. Becky's mum and brother have my total respect. They've honoured her memory well and with class and dignity. That book should never have been written. The general public don't need to know anything further, and Becky would never have wanted her 'real' mother to be...

Self-punishment? As there are so many other drugs that could have been used to induce a much easier death, this is a weird way to go. Especially as it appears he ensured he wouldn't be found/saved and wouldn't be able to seek help once the effects took hold. I wonder if he did something...

I wonder if he thought he could jump the queue, then thought the bridge was still intact ..... then when he saw the barrier, got confused with the hire car and hit the accelerator instead of the break by mistake? Having seen the layout of the bridge, I can see that a tourist might not...

I've just been reading that too. Must admit, I did always wonder if the driver had deliberately ignored all the signs and stationary traffic - but I was thinking along the lines of him trying to get ahead of the traffic and/or misunderstanding the bridge system and thinking he could still get...

Couldn't possibly be really bad storage/disposal from a hospital could it? Only asking as a family member recently had a foot amputated (not in Bath) and the thought popped into my head. However I see that the person who found it thought it had been 'dug up'. Like others, I'm surprised...

At the time, I'm sure it was reported that she had said she actually went to bed - in her bedroom - leaving Noah to watch tv in another room. That is very different to accidentally falling asleep with them. That's if it even happened that way - who knows what the really story is.

Having lived there, I'd guess incompetence or wanting to ensure the Island retains its "safe" reputation as a holiday destination as reasons why they have ruled out foul play. As there are no witnesses and no cctv to suggest exactly what had happened, I personally don't think any scenario...

Surely the minute you decide to take an illegal drug, you are choosing addiction? Its not like we don't know the dangers of meth, cocaine, heroin and so on. Same with smoking - everyone knows its addictive, so if you choose to try it, you are choosing to probably end up addicted. Sorry if...

Apparently she became separated from them. I feel sorry for the bouncers, as I imagine they were just doing their job and following the rules set down for them, as they understood them. Had they let her into the club drunk, and something had happened inside to cause her harm, then they'd...

I just can't get over the photos her dad released of her bedroom, all nicely decorated AFTER she had died. Apparently they had decorated it just how she would have wanted it done. Why wasn't it ever done when she was alive? Why didn't anyone make it nice for her when she was around? I...

Personally I hate these kinds of books. I always wonder how anyone can profit from someone's murder. I mean, how do you enjoy the money you'd make out of a book like this? Perhaps it will go to a charity in her name - I guess that is a bit understandable. Its a tribute to a much loved...

Poor Noah, what a terrible way to die. In the hope that lots of people see this thread - this is the device I mentioned way back on thread one. It might just save a life in future, in a situation exactly like this. Buzzer alerts the carer when the child has gone beyond 30 feet of...

It depends. If you are travelling between Jersey and the UK, you don't need a passport. You are advised to take some form of photo ID, such as a driving licence in case someone at customs asks to see it. But there is no requirement to take - or even to have a passport - to travel to the UK...

Jersey issues its own passports - they aren't part of the UK. They also issue their own driving licences. As far as I can remember, they aren't part of the EU either. I'm sure there is no connection to the DVLA in terms of sharing photos, as Jersey has its own departments for issuing...