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Off topic, but I've just found Websleuths' fledgling channel on Youtube and there is some great coverage of this case on there already. Mods I hope posting this link to the channel homepage is OK? Don't forget to click 'like' on the videos, as this will help with exposure that Youtube gives to...

Yes, although I get the impression with LS that misleading people has just been part of her life since she was very young. It is something she has mainly positive experiences with and is confident about as she knows she is good at it. Most of us are bad at lying and the few times we have tried...

Time for bed for me too. 3am in England. Thanks for all of your kind words and the good work you are all doing to help get to the bottom of this awful case.

Apologies for repeated reply.

Thanks, I appreciate how welcoming you have all been and that many have taken time to respond. Many people uphold the view that there are 'lies, lies and damned statistics' and I would agree that they can be dangerous and manipulated to support any argument. There can be no doubt that our world...

Agreed. If anything, a perp might actually find the spiralling tip count reassuring. It just creates more fog and indicates that LE just don't have the answers yet. And yes just as the chances of finding a missing child diminish by the minute, the chances of getting away with a crime increase...

Thanks, I did actually mention Peter Hyatt in the post. The idea only came to me after watching and re-watching all of his videos, as I'm sure most of you have also done. Some red flags won't be covered by statement analysis though. An example would be refusing to show one's face on camera, when...

Thanks, I was not aware of that (regarding Peter Hyatt). Actually I have no experience with any of this sort of thing and most of what I post is likely to be typical of newbies. I just watch far too much crime stuff on Youtube, when I should really be doing something more productive! If...

Much appreciated, thanks a lot. The post fell victim to being the last one before the thread was closed and a new one was created, so nobody could comment. So of course I was weighing up the benefits of re-posting against how self-absorbed that would make me look! It took quite a long time to...

I wonder if it would be possible to create some kind of scoring system for rating the level of concern that a suspect should create, based on red flags they have given out with their behaviour since a person went missing? Much of this would be based on the actions that Peter Hyatt looks for...

Yes, I thought this. As a young kid I'm sure I would have found the well kept grass there more attractive for playing than the area where the cars are parked. She may even have got into the habit of playing more around there than by her house, over time. This could have enabled some kind of...

I don't know if any of you remember the case of April Jones, the girl who was abducted and killed in Wales in 2012? I can't help feeling there are some similarities in this case. They were both from government housing estates which are probably the only urban places where young children are...

I saw one by the T-Mobile shop which had black wheel rims (probably just uncovered wheels), although I couldn't tell if it was white or silver. It could possibly be the second car in the image of 2 silver ones (the front one being a 4x4). It's hard to tell and when you move to viewing from the...

Agreed. While these cases usually involve the worst possible motive, that isn't always the case. Some guys may have a self-esteem that is so low their initial intention may be just to isolate a vulnerable child so they can talk to them and form some kind of relationship. Even if sexual assault...

Ah, I see, sorry my bad.

It looks like the images I posted from the carpark of Wingstop in West Colmbia (from Streetview) have been removed, so my apologies if I was breaking any rules mods! However, people can find them easily enough themselves. Look for the guy in the black teeshirt returning to the restaurant from...

Sorry Bessie. I was unsure of the rules.

I see the press have now picked up on that Google Street View image of the black Vauxhall Zafira. http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Becky-Watts-Black-Vauxhall-Zafira-visible-Google/story-26111161-detail/story.html

I Posted earlier that what looks like a black Vauxhall Zafira appears to be parked in front of the drive of number 7 barton court (Google Street View). I also found this image on Google Street View. It's not easy to make out but it looks like a young woman is waiting outside of the house where...

My bad. I didn't realise that you could actually go up into that little annex off barton court on street view. when you do so, you can see it is not a zafira, it looks like a saloon car (perhaps another vauxhall, i can't tell).