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Ooh I didn't know that. Thanks

No

There's a trampolineon the left, on the right there is a forensic tent, then a small pool looking structure, then what looks like a gazebo

Approx 2.5 hours injury time if it was them the poster by the station saw

96 hours + stoppage time now

I'm way behind, just finishing the previous thread where there is again a bit of conversation about whether journalists are reading here. I also noticed this morning that @LeopardLeotard posted that there were forensics in the field taking tape, photographs of the back of the property and...

@LeopardLeotard I can't believe the position you're located. I'm so glad you decided to come and join us here, and it's very kind of you to share your observations. Quite incredible. Thank you

That's what I thought, but now we're hearing he was under surveillance?

It was at this time news of her disappearance reached me. I was surprised that 6 days had passed before I heard of her. Then it all took off with lightening speed. Not just lightening speed, but all over the place

I couldn't care to look at one more picture of him

These situations, and particularly THIS situation

:( I'd dreamed in highest hope that would be the case. These words sound like crumbs now, I know that. But up until yesterday I honestly had been dreaming that this would be the one in a million, where the missing would be found alive. Although I knew how unlikely that was. I wanted this to...

I've been having the same discussion with my colleagues @Alethea . When delivering training about why we confiscate all means of technology and place a ban on accessing social media. Because there is an attitude of "*advertiser censored** it, might as well fill my boots", as you say, and I don't want to be...

I don't think that's even the issue. It's a culpability issue really. He was injured and found unconscious while in police custody. Imagine if the injury was serious and he died... think about the ramifications..... I know people aren't happy about this aspect of the discussion on the thread...

You're right police are to be found in most A&E departments all hours, all days. Whenever I've been there with someone in custody (which is more often than I'm in my own home!) I wouldn't say nobody pays the slightest attention to us. It's obvious that everyone is focused on us for nosiness...

Yes also in an open ICU there was only one private room, which we were allocated, even though undoubtedly every other patient in there was in greater medical need

The following is in no way disrespectful to any medical professionals..... Having been present when a murder suspect was taken to hospital, we bypassed all of the A&E procedure and went straight to ICU. There they have the capacity and expertise of staff to ensure that preservation of life is...

Disagree. He will have gone straight to ICU because of his status. A&E wouldn't have even triaged

We don't know that he 'owns' either of those vehicles

What beard?