edgedweller
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but then he said he found both of them, didn't he, not just one... so maybe he was mistaken, or the amethyst ones were in her hand when she was attacked.
When photos of her body/face were shown last week it was reported that she was wearing one of her stud earrings. It sounds as though GR may have been mistaken in thinking she'd been wearing the teardrop earrings that day.
I wonder if they found the missing stud earring anywhere.
I thought it meant in the early hours of Saturday morning after Greg had reported her missing - surely Greg would not be there on the day that VT was arrested? They must mean that night, surely? The Friday night she died/early hours of Saturday when the police got involved. they must have suspected foul play once they realised she had none of her possessions and nobody had seen her.
Could be a teardrop shaped stud?
but then he said he found both of them, didn't he, not just one... so maybe he was mistaken, or the amethyst ones were in her hand when she was attacked.
I thought it meant in the early hours of Saturday morning after Greg had reported her missing - surely Greg would not be there on the day that VT was arrested? They must mean that night, surely? The Friday night she died/early hours of Saturday when the police got involved. they must have suspected foul play once they realised she had none of her possessions and nobody had seen her.
...the first "house-to-house enquiries" interview, which was early on the Monday morning - someone thought this was as early as 4am, although that strikes me as very early for what was then regarded as a case of a missing adult.
Greg reported her missing just after midnight on the Sunday night / Monday morning. I think the police officer was referring to the first "house-to-house enquiries" interview, which was early on the Monday morning - someone thought this was as early as 4am, although that strikes me as very early for what was then regarded as a case of a missing adult.
It may have been technically classed as a missing person but it was made clear that right from the Sunday night the police realised that there was something very gravely wrong. I can't recall for sure how we know this but we do. I suspect it was something Joanna's mother said that revealed that the police never at any stage treated it as a "don't worry she's probably all right" affair.
Veggiefan I think you've got something not quite right on this point. It may have been technically classed as a missing person but it was made clear that right from the Sunday night the police realised that there was something very gravely wrong. I can't recall for sure how we know this but we do. I suspect it was something Joanna's mother said that revealed that the police never at any stage treated it as a "don't worry she's probably all right" affair.