Just googled and this is why the police are so interested in him
The description police have issued of the man getting on the bus has striking similarities with the description of someone else police want to speak to, especially as he appears to be left-handed. The man featured in the pictures was seen getting on a Coastliner bus at 5.39am on East Parade, just around the corner from Miss Lawrence’s York home. He bought a single ticket to Leeds but his journey would have taken him along the chef’s route to work.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2009/07/16/claudia-police-seek-bus-passenger-279592/#ixzz4LIlTcYlb
He shouldn't have been hard to find, they would know where he got off and if it was Leeds centre he'd be on CCTV. Also there can't be many people catching buses at 5:39am, why didn't he come forward?!
A MAN has been eliminated from inquiries after police searching for missing chef Claudia Lawrence released images of a bus passenger man they wanted to talk to.
Officers said the man was seen boarding a service in York early on the morning of March 19 - the day after Miss Lawrence, 35, was last seen or had any contact with her friends and family.
But a spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said tonight: "We can now confirm that following our media appeal, the man has come forward. Officers have spoken with him and he has been eliminated from our enquiries. "
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/4496483.CCTV_released_in_hunt_for_missing_Claudia___man_comes_forward/
However he denied newspaper reports that he had suggested Halliwell could be linked to the disappearance of missing York chef Claudia Lawrence.
The Sunday Express reported Mr Fulcher as saying Ms Lawrence's case "fitted Halliwell's behaviour".
But North Yorkshire Police said they were "not aware" of any evidence to link Halliwell to Ms Lawrence. She vanished in York in March 2009.
Pic of CH at first wedding, not so much hair to be recognized:
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/archives/news/1001872/my-sex-with-cabbie-hours-after-killing/
It emerged that the cold-hearted cabbie was planning to put Sians family
through the agony of a trial. But he changed his plea to guilty when his
daughter Carissa, 18, wrote to him demanding he finally do the decent thing.
The teenager said: I felt cross and upset and just wrote what was on my
mind. I wrote, Youve broken enough hearts. Its time to tell the truth.
'Last month police found Miss O'Callaghan's brown boots, a shotgun, and a huge hoard of women's clothing in and around an 8ft deep pond in woodland in Ramsbury, Wiltshire.'
''The nightmare scenario is that this lonely place might be linked to the murder of five innocent women
or more. A buried cache of clothing is unlikely to be fly-tipping.'
Daily Mail 1st June 2014
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...iller-murdered-six-women-remote-woodland.html
I think if you have a woman disappear within a few streets of the address of Christopher Halliwells father, then CH needs to be considered a suspect until he can be definitively ruled out
Thanks Cherwell. So it appears that the other press reports, which stated that Halliwell's father lived in York, and implying he was still alive at the date of the crime, are wrong.There is a death registration in 1992 in Huddersfield that matches his father, so I don't think that's a connection.