The nearest is that photo of him with a black bag on his head......pity it never stuck thereThat's true. I'd like to see what he looked like in a wig to get some kind of perspective on it.
The nearest is that photo of him with a black bag on his head......pity it never stuck thereThat's true. I'd like to see what he looked like in a wig to get some kind of perspective on it.
That is my theory was well.
It was clear from the disparities between the PJ interviews and the Leicester interviews that none of it made sense. It's a good example of why witnesses should never hot house their version together.
My guess is she really saw Totman, and enhanced it for whatever reason. She might have questioned her own memory over where she saw him or forgotten. Maybe the Pyjamas is the only thing she really remembered. I think Murat gave her the opportunity to exit her story and she simply banked on PJ having the right guy.
The problem is, all of it created a false timeline and cast suspicion on the group.
But what we have to get in mind is the Met had years to speak to all of them in private and I suspect they got to the bottom of it. PJ had no access to any of them.
It is one of the biggest problems of the case that so many witnesses were on holiday and left the country.
That is my theory was well.
It was clear from the disparities between the PJ interviews and the Leicester interviews that none of it made sense. It's a good example of why witnesses should never hot house their version together.
My guess is she really saw Totman, and enhanced it for whatever reason. She might have questioned her own memory over where she saw him or forgotten. Maybe the Pyjamas is the only thing she really remembered. I think Murat gave her the opportunity to exit her story and she simply banked on PJ having the right guy.
The problem is, all of it created a false timeline and cast suspicion on the group.
But what we have to get in mind is the Met had years to speak to all of them in private and I suspect they got to the bottom of it. PJ had no access to any of them.
It is one of the biggest problems of the case that so many witnesses were on holiday and left the country.
there seems to be a small hatch parked in that space. my guess - that hatch belongs to the female resident that lived upstairs.I'm tempted to think a car may have been parked in the Ocean club car park itself. We know CB had access to lots of vehicles through his car dealings. An incospicuous vehicle in the car park is not going to stand out or raise any eyebrows, and reduces risk of being seen by anyone between the apartment and the getaway vehicle. The resort was not that busy so would have been plenty of space. And, given the McCanns didn't have a car, and their apartment was right on the end, it is highly probable that the space right outside their apartment would have been empty.
You don't think he was dying his hair, do you? I wrap my hair up when dyeing. Just a thought.The nearest is that photo of him with a black bag on his head......pity it never stuck there
Or it may have been an allocated space for the McCann's apartment itself. Apartment 5A was privately owned, although Mark Warner would still let the apartment out on the owners behalf, the owners would also privately let it out to friends.there seems to be a small hatch parked in that space. my guess - that hatch belongs to the female resident that lived upstairs.
otherwise, i agree, plenty of room in that car park, and any 'getaway' car would not have been there for more than a few seconds.
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makes more sense. thinking about it the woman living directly upstairs (mrs fenn) would be more likely to park near the stairwell. (if she even had a car).Or it may have been an allocated space for the McCann's apartment itself. Apartment 5A was privately owned, although Mark Warner would still let the aparment out on the owners behalf, the owners would also privately let it out to friends.
Indeed. You
If a drug of some sort were used, how would it be administered to a sleeping child? Something like chloroform would have surely left traces in the room, wouldn't it? I'm not really familiar with that field but if drugging was possible, it definitely makes the whole abduction easier to carry out. Just wondering how the abductor might have done it.
Could be. It doesn't really look like a bag either.You don't think he was dying his hair, do you? I wrap my hair up when dyeing. Just a thought.
good point about testing.we’re not familiar with drugs, but CB certainly is familiar with drugs: procuring, cutting, distributing, selling. He’d know exactly which drug and what method. Why didn’t anyone check for drugs in the blood of the twins?
Very interesting, I hadn't seen that before. Did you hear the bit about what else was apparently discussed in the "bar confession"? Not heard that mentioned anywhere in the Press, why not? Was that a slip-up, was he not supposed to have spoke about that publicly?Maybe this is posted already...I like the tone and non-sensational wording in this one.
we’re not familiar with drugs, but CB certainly is familiar with drugs: procuring, cutting, distributing, selling. He’d know exactly which drug and what method. Why didn’t anyone check for drugs in the blood of the twins?
You need to test hair within 30 days for RohypnolCan you remember how long after the event that was?
How Long Does Rohypnol (Flunitrazepam) Stay In Your SystemDrugs can show in a hair sample for up to 4 months I believe.
Someone upthread said that the twins’ hair was tested & I believe that was the case & no drugs were found.
Thanks for posting. I wonder how many journalists are in PDL at the moment?Maybe this is posted already...I like the tone and non-sensational wording in this one.
Drugs can show in a hair sample for up to 4 months I believe.
Someone upthread said that the twins’ hair was tested & I believe that was the case & no drugs were found.
first link i looked at...Drugs can show in a hair sample for up to 4 months I believe.
Someone upthread said that the twins’ hair was tested & I believe that was the case & no drugs were found.