Dotta
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I just cannot see this being a phone theft originally dotta but who knows ?
It looks like an old (ish) iphone to me as it doesn’t seem that big from the photos but that may be how it’s been photographed.
The only thing I can think is maybe it was a robbery that went horribly wrong, Anita was REALLY in the wrong place at the wrong time, he or they tried to steal her phone and there was a struggle and she fell tragically.
Jmo … such a strange sad case.
Yes that’s an interesting thought.
It would be in her cloud if she had.
The only thing I know is it’s not stacking up.
Jmo
Hi, I'm new here. I've just been reading up a bit here. What happened to the dog? Was it found? Was the dog people friendly?It seems risky to attack a woman walking a dog. An assailant risks the dog attacking the assailant, in protecting its human. Maybe she walks her dog off-leash and her dog was not within sight when attacked?
Do they know for sure Anita didn’t just fall and hit her head on the tracks on her own? Why is determining cause of death not determinable at this point?
I don't know about the dog, but just wanted to say Welcome to Websleuths!Hi, I'm new here. I've just been reading up a bit here. What happened to the dog? Was it found? Was the dog people friendly?
I ask because uf she had a dog with her, could it be that the person was known to her, otherwise a dog might bark or even attack.
I'm just writting what I'm think as a read a bit. Sorry if these questions have already been asked and answered.
Anita’s dog was found unharmed, and staying by Anita. A cyclist passing by is who found Anita unconscious and injured on the path.Hi, I'm new here. I've just been reading up a bit here. What happened to the dog? Was it found? Was the dog people friendly?
I ask because uf she had a dog with her, could it be that the person was known to her, otherwise a dog might bark or even attack.
I'm just writting what I'm think as a read a bit. Sorry if these questions have already been asked and answered.
If she was walking on Open Access land it seems as dogs have to be on a leach between 1 March and 31 July to protect livestock. See: Dogs and livestock.I’m not a dog owner but I think all I know would carry a lead for an emergency situation? Fight with another dog looming that sort of thing.
True, but I just think if she walks her dog off-lead even in the neighborhood (per the photos) it might suggest he generally was a friendly, gentle sort of dog. I’ve included the photo where I do not see a leash/lead, IMO.I’m not a dog owner but I think all I know would carry a lead for an emergency situation? Fight with another dog looming that sort of thing.
Yes the dog lead has not been mentioned. Convinced she would have one though. Crazy if not. Would it be out of the realm of possibility they had their eye on the dog ? I know we’ve said and agreed he must be friendly but what if they couldn’t get a hold of bruce ? My daughter in law has a springer (working) and he’s very friendly but also unwieldy. Think Parker Knoll might have insight to limitations on this. But not sure if that’s a Cocker spaniel. Hopefully they might be around and be able to help with this discussion.True, but I just think if she walks her dog off-lead even in the neighborhood (per the photos) it might suggest he generally was a friendly, gentle sort of dog. I’ve included the photo where I do not see a leash/lead, IMO.
Yes, she could have had a leash in her jacket. If she had one, and it was a distinctive one (we don’t know), the police should be asking the public to be on the lookout for that in addition to her jacket and phone case. JMO
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Bruce far more valuable than an iphone.
I know but if the dog proves a slippery customer they could just take what they could. I actually don’t think in my heart bruce was the target but I’m not ruling it out yet.But the dog was not stolen.
Phone was.