hayaletcatcher
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Yeah it is much looser with its facts than say Sword and Scale. They basically read some short wiki style summary and the Gosdens website.
Made a change to hear Andrews case getting some air time tho, i get why no other shows seemed to have covered it, too little to go on.
I thought the sikth theory was way over reached. Would of been tons of other smaller gigs In places like Camden too. Have never seen anything to make me think he was such a massive fan of any band that he'd do anything to see them, lured with a ticket.
It might just be because I followed this case but I feel his name/face was well known in the numetal/metal community in London at that time, I remember seeing posters and people talking about it.
I met my OH on MySpace (blush) in 2006 but I had met other people I had met online in years before that, in my late teens. In my mid teens I got into plenty of gigs with a group of friends while underage in London. I just feel Andrew looked too young to get in those sorts of places, Carling venues could be quite strict, yet again it might have been easier with an adult.... Depends how much attention the door person was giving.
The home computer was searched, and the schools system but I have the feeling the internet within a English school I.T set up in 2006 would have been within a intranet and very closed off. I just can't see him being able to chat and build a "friendship" within the school system and hours. Lots of kids now know how to get round it, but Andrew? Then? I don't think he would of...
I just don't know what to think anymore...
This case has just become chasing shadows...
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Made a change to hear Andrews case getting some air time tho, i get why no other shows seemed to have covered it, too little to go on.
I thought the sikth theory was way over reached. Would of been tons of other smaller gigs In places like Camden too. Have never seen anything to make me think he was such a massive fan of any band that he'd do anything to see them, lured with a ticket.
It might just be because I followed this case but I feel his name/face was well known in the numetal/metal community in London at that time, I remember seeing posters and people talking about it.
I met my OH on MySpace (blush) in 2006 but I had met other people I had met online in years before that, in my late teens. In my mid teens I got into plenty of gigs with a group of friends while underage in London. I just feel Andrew looked too young to get in those sorts of places, Carling venues could be quite strict, yet again it might have been easier with an adult.... Depends how much attention the door person was giving.
The home computer was searched, and the schools system but I have the feeling the internet within a English school I.T set up in 2006 would have been within a intranet and very closed off. I just can't see him being able to chat and build a "friendship" within the school system and hours. Lots of kids now know how to get round it, but Andrew? Then? I don't think he would of...
I just don't know what to think anymore...
This case has just become chasing shadows...
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