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Five days. I don't know exactly when searchers were near him though.

The same was said about Dr Mosley, but I think searchers had been very near to where he was eventually found.

In all the cases I've followed on here, the body has not been found by expert searchers and is found after quite some time by a passerby. As such, I'm not surprised by this latest news and I also don't see it in a negative light. I think Jay will be found eventually, but it could be months or...

I was hoping she might spot my tweet, as I felt so sorry for her, but I expect she's kept away from SM! I felt sorry for his mum too. I read so much vitriol about her and she looked wrecked to me. It was obvious that she hadn't slept for days. I relate to her as a fellow mum. In these cases, I...

Well said. I tweeted a similar comment because I was disappointed by the backlash against her. She did incredibly well for an 18 year old.

Not necessarily. I've directed people before and they've walked a different way and I've assumed that they changed their mind. She wouldn't necessarily think anything of it until later, once she had found out what happened next.

I have a feeling there's a touch of snobbery in it, but I'm sure a lot of it is his social background as well. There's the attack and the fact that he was at a rave, which suggests drugs and makes him seem less of an innocent victim. It's all incredibly judgemental and unwarranted. I feel sorry...

I've still asked people when I've been at bus stops. Sometimes they're inaccurate, sometimes a bus hasn't arrived when the timetable says it should have so I'm left wondering if the buses are actually running, sometimes I just find it hard to understand... I think we have a tendency to find...

We try not to convey anyway. Unless actively suicidal and a risk, we try to refer on to mental health services, who will call or visit the patient the following day. In London, we have a mental health car with a mental health nurse and a paramedic, but there aren't many, so ordinary ambulances...

I'm a frontline paramedic and I've been sent to places to do a welfare check for people who are suicidal. I'm not sure what else would fall within that category ("welfare check"), but I imagine a few things could. I feel desperately sorry for the family now. I expect it's been a difficult few...

I think he was conceding that his response might be construed as pedantic (as in correcting the exact weight).

I didn't take offence, no. Thank you for being kind and checking. :-)

I would think it's very possible that the dog simply didn't notice its owner falling in because it was running around; thus, it returned to where she had been a moment ago and became agitated waiting. I think it's a lot less likely that it would fail to notice her being attacked and/or somehow...

Good point. If I'm honest, I hadn't even thought about it, but I suppose if there were an attacker, you could expect some kind of evidence to be on the dog.

No, I don't know the dog at all. It just seems incredible to me that it would hang around, agitated, while its owner was being attacked and not approach. Do you honestly think that's a reasonable theory then? I don't have a dog, so I'm making an educated guess. I'm asking sincerely...

I agree. I've been thinking the same thing!

I agree. I've been thinking the same thing!

The investigation will be thorough and methodical. They definitely won't make an assumption and dismiss anything else. They have to go on logic and evidence though. Luckily, the vast majority of people don't have any inclination to murder anyone. Otherwise, they'd happen constantly.

That makes sense. Thank you.

Nope. It sounds like no one was particularly worried initially. Probably assumed that the owner was doing a wee behind a bush or otherwise momentarily occupied. Her partner was immediately concerned, once alerted.