What I understood from today's inquest it was part of the witness's luggage
I know that from watching the inquest.
I was wondering if a similar thing happened to Marion's luggage.
Same as Marion, he made her leave bags at Heathrow. WHY?
AgreeBased on JO’s experience overseas with RB, I wonder if he said to Marion ‘oh you go off and tour the countryside while I go take care of some business’. Other than the last contact while she was in Tonbridge Wells, is there a summary anywhere on Marion’s movements within the UK before that last contact?
Yes it was.. just surprised it wasn’t brought up with the witness.. why were they left? When they didn’t have a flight booked so wouldn’t be returning.. instead travelled by ferry.. so why would you think - yeah cool I’ll leave my luggage and never go back and collect it..What I understood from today's inquest it was part of the witness's luggage
Earlier I read a scribble from NAA file that RB had surgery/scars on spine. The inquest clarified it was SHINS. One main reason for surgery scars on shins is for tibia surgery, often undertaken by soccer players (?) The plot may thicken yet.
Also, I don't believe for a second that Willy Wouters was his birth name from Belgium in 1939. That's how he got to Aus in 1969. He might have created a world of mischief beforehand, or even entered and left Aus before then. Who is this man?
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Yes it was.. just surprised it wasn’t brought up with the witness.. why were they left? When they didn’t have a flight booked so wouldn’t be returning.. instead travelled by ferry.. so why would you think - yeah cool I’ll leave my luggage and never go back and collect it..
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Yes it was.. just surprised it wasn’t brought up with the witness.. why were they left? When they didn’t have a flight booked so wouldn’t be returning.. instead travelled by ferry.. so why would you think - yeah cool I’ll leave my luggage and never go back and collect it..
I can’t help but feel sorry for her. She was so trusting of him and ignored many many red flags. He knew how to choose his victims. I think she gave a lot of good information and has helped the case along more than she knows. Let’s hope If there are any more victims they come out of the woodwork.My mother-in-law is just like the witness, it would never occur to her to question ANYTHING, especially if a man tells her to do something, it pains me to no end.
Some people have little going on in their head, I must say it would be quit nice sometimes, I have never seen my mother-in-law stressed, ever.
Man of Many Names
*edited, thanks itsapuzzle
I can’t help but feel sorry for her. She was so trusting of him and ignored many many red flags. He knew how to choose his victims. I think she gave a lot of good information and has helped the case along more than she knows. Let’s hope If there are any more victims they come out of the woodwork.