These were released to media, but there is no public link that I can find.
https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/atlantic/police-court-documents-provide-detail-on-nova-scotia-missing-children-case/article_765c36fe-7a92-5d99-b732-606dc7c27177.html
Important to note:
"The information is contained...
I always took my license with me when I went out running or cycling. So if anything happened to me I could be identified. That seems normal to me, taking your ID. And I took nothing more than I needed, so ID if just running or cycling, ID and a single credit card wrapped in a 20 bill if I...
It was in the Dailymail article upthread.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15417079/Camila-Mendoza-Olmos-missing-Texas-search.html
"Olmos's loved ones have issued urgent pleas for her to be found safe, with the area she vanished from in northwest Bexar County known by authorities as a...
It occurs to me that the phone might have been dead or on silent and lost in the bed. If she fell asleep in bed with her mom while holding her phone, and when she woke up thought the phone should be on the bedside table and it wasn't, and a quick search of where she was in the bed did not turn...
The point i was attempting to make is that the COD is "mechanically asphyxiated by other person(s)", which can encompass many things all of which could be attributed to "other person(s)". It is not specifically "strangulation" only and strangulation was not listed as COD. There is no other...
Well, she didn't die of manual strangulation, she died of mechanical asphyxiation (I mentioned my boo-boo up thread) and that is not the same as strangulation. Since I don't have all the evidence, and I HAVE seen cases where people died of positional asphyxiation, I, personally, wait for all...
My guess is that they still have test results and information they are waiting on. From the scene and body, maybe from the suspect. They have to figure out if it murder, manslaughter, accidental death, etc along with whatever other charges. And how that all fits into what jurisdiction it...
That's an interesting take. I am going by past cases I have followed. And I did mispost. She died of mechanical ASPHYXIATION (not strangulation) so any of these things might have happened.
She was strangled completely to death.
She was strangled to unconsciousness, thought to be dead, stuffed...
Again, I mention that we do not know if Anna was deceased when she was stuffed under the bed. She may have been unconscious and how she was put under the bed caused her demise. If he doesn't remember anything, he wouldn't remember if she was breathing or not at that point. (Mechanical...
Well. That was interesting. Rhetorical question but who allows a person who is somehow involved in the killing of a sibling to be alone selling firewood in clear view of where media can snap a picture or speak to them or anyone one else could possibly harm him? I get that he might need something...
If I read the article correctly, it appears she had the opportunity to file charges when she was 18 years old (an adult), but did not. And there is evidence on a tablet that the relationship continued on a "consensual" basis after that, hence charges because she is an adult. How it will all play...
I found a link here
https://southwarknews.co.uk/area/peckham/did-the-yorkshire-ripper-strike-in-peckham/
and one here
https://nyenquirer.uk/the-rippers-lorry-murders-7/
Then there is also this FOIA request where Nottingham Police said they had no information, but maybe that was the wrong place...
If I assume that NR has always had issues, even from when he was a young child, and the whole family knew it and did the best they knew how to help him and maybe know far more than I do about NR and why what happened might have just been a result of something no one could fix, then the family...
I am saying if there was not enough emergency equipment for each person to use, then they were not prepared. When it comes to survival gear,, there should be enough for each individual, even if it's a double bivy for two. End of statement there, JMO based on many years of backpacking, not Alpine...
Thank you, I have seen this and it only says what was not deployed. It doesn't mean that there wasn't something deployed that went missing, it only means these items were found in someone's pack. And once again this makes zero sense to me. Two people one bivy, one blanket? Each person is...
I am given to understand an exception to this rule is in the extreme conditions of the "death zone" on very high mountains. In these circumstances, the human body cannot survive for long, cognitive function is impaired, and attempting a difficult rescue may jeopardize the lives of the rescuers...
You are probably correct that I need to see what comes out in trial. In reading around, I see there was a statement out there at one point, but it seems to have been pulled when he was charged. Maybe I can find it.
And I acknowledge we have different life experiences. Expert or no are only as...
Yes, that part about the backpack and board is bothersome. Unless she said she could get herself wrapped up, but even then, I wouldn't leave someone until I knew they were safe, under normal conditions. Under freezing conditions at that altitude, I have no idea what I would do. But as to...
Thank you. I saw those, but he wasn't there, so how does he know that there were not some deployed that blew away? All he can say would be she had none when they found her unless he has other information I cannot find. It's like if you put a cover on your car and it blows away, but you have a...
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