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IMO not fact, It could be possible that at some point the police were on to him and following him. Maybe he went back to that site after he hid her body and that's what brought them to the location. I think someone on a much earlier post mentioned the possibility of plain clothed officers close...

IMO I would imagine the word body is more respectful than saying e.g. Sarah's remains.

According to Kent Live News: " Police 'had car registration number' of flasher Reports are emerging that police had details about the car used by the person who committed the indecent exposure in McDonald's in South London three days before Sarah Everard's disappearance... According to the Sun...

I've been flashed in the past a couple of times (when we didn't carry phones) and the best way I can describe the moment , was surreal. It's kind of like 'am I actually seeing this!' Taking a photo on a phone would have been the last thing I would have thought about. So I just can't see that...

That's how I'm reading it. They are investigating the conduct of two officers in regards to how they handled the report of flashing.

That's how I'm reading it. They are investigating the conduct of two officers in regards to how they handled the report of flashing.

Could have been as simple as once she was in the car, he asked to use her phone under the pretence that his was out of battery .... and switched it off.

It could be a promise ring? Worn on the ring finger of left hand, as a sign of commitment.

IMO the outcome will probably be a simple one. This is a guy who can take care of himself, has been in far worse situations than being drunk and lack of sleep (I.e military training exercises, posts abroad etc.) He is not your average joe in this sense. It doesn't make sense to me that...

Thanks for your reply. The whole removal from the club scenario sounds very odd to me and somewhat down played. Just throwing this out there... If he was removed due to be annoying, as an example, that sounds rather an extreme action taken by the bouncers. I don't believe I've read...

Does anyone know the reason he was asked to leave? I think I read somewhere because he was drunk, but surely everyone else in the club would have been drunk too. So I wonder what was so special about him that the bouncers took those actions?

I think the same too. The guy is military, he knows how to look after himself. I doubt he'd go down without a fight. Surely if he'd been attacked someone would have heard or seen.

Hi everyone, Im new here. After reading a few of your posts, I have a couple of comments and questions. I apologise in advance if anyone takes offence: The 'horseshoe' bit that Corrie disappears into and isn't seen leaving from- he looks like he trip or skips a little as he approaches, his...