Still catching up (20 pages to go…), but I’m guessing this is because police have CCTV of his car and are piecing together its route to ascertain the exact sequence of events.I am quite curious about the fact that the public have not been asked for sightings or footage of the suspect’s vehicle with a specific description of the make and model now that he has been arrested.
As far as I am aware, all that has been sought so far are reports of vehicles with damage in the area.
Knowing the colour, make, model and specific features of a vehicle might really help jog someone’s memory.
Could it be that police already have enough information? And if so, they might be narrowing down the suspect’s movements to specific search locations?
I feel like I am missing something.
Is there a reason the vehicle wouldn’t be described?
I think they’ve been coy with the release of information, so that when the brief of evidence is presented to PS, it is an almost minute by minute account of every movement captured on cctv with phone data and other accounts to corroborate. No room to move.
As stated by previous commenters, living between the 2 (possibly 3 - share house?) houses has allowed PS to conceal certain things to those in his life. I’m assuming, aside from maybe a change in mood/behaviour which may be normal for PS especially as he uses drugs, it was situation normal.
Ppl in each house are potentially partial alibis for small windows of time, but by moving between the houses and the crime scene(s), no one can account for his exact whereabouts for the Sunday and days that followed up to police surveillance. I’m hedging my bets on it being cctv of his vehicle at the time, along with phone, in the vicinity that led police to PS. For all we know, the cctv that is claimed to be the other runner, may have had his vehicle in it. The runner in the video has been dismissed, but that doesn’t mean any vehicles in the video have been ruled out.
I’m almost certain olice will have evidence of him returning to the body to move it also.
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