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did any of them look like this ?
http://www.exposay.com/celebrity-ph...onference-for-the-portuguese-media-OGKM4v.jpg
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Luna you naughty sausage!
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did any of them look like this ?
http://www.exposay.com/celebrity-ph...onference-for-the-portuguese-media-OGKM4v.jpg
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Luna you naughty sausage!
Luna you naughty sausage!
Police said the landscape architect was killed with a ligature.
I don't recall seeing this previously, either. (Admittedly I haven't had the time to stay right on top of this case.) I do recall reading in one article that. paraphrasing, "she died of compression on her neck, not by a ligature".
Does this recent article base the ligature comment on the report that she may have been strangled with her sock?
Yes you are right about the snow sports and evidence bag referring to the skis.
Anyone else find it odd for two grown men - at the time of the pics being taken, one aged 40 and the other 55, toboganning?
I do - teenagers, kids, parents with kids doesn't seem odd but this does.
This might well be the connection - would depend if there was enough snow to do this on Dec 17th but if there was, I can see a tipsy Jo doing it for a bit of fun. She like snow boarding as there are pics of her.
I have always thought it's the LL but I also found Laurence Penney a bit odd when he said he thought she had "absconded."
Absconded means to "run away." Why would he think Jo would run away? If she was a teenage girl still living with parents then yes I can see why you would think she would run away but she was a grown woman with a b/f, a job and a home.
Strange thing to say.
Not sure Snoop, might be an error by the paper but I also saw the bit where it said no ligature was used.
Other thing I read was Jo's body was removed using a winch belonging to the fire brigade.
Why?
She was small and petite - why use a winch?
Was her body so heavy from being frozen?
Quite often i have worn the same top/bottoms twice before putting them in the wash, especially a nice warm jumper - whats wrong with that ??
My point exactly! The events could have happened on the Saturday or Sunday. Until we really know how long she had been dead for before she was found then the chance to rule out the endless scenarios will not occur.
Yes you are right about the snow sports and evidence bag referring to the skis.
Anyone else find it odd for two grown men - at the time of the pics being taken, one aged 40 and the other 55, toboganning?
I do - teenagers, kids, parents with kids doesn't seem odd but this does.
This might well be the connection - would depend if there was enough snow to do this on Dec 17th but if there was, I can see a tipsy Jo doing it for a bit of fun. She like snow boarding as there are pics of her.
I have always thought it's the LL but I also found Laurence Penney a bit odd when he said he thought she had "absconded."
Absconded means to "run away." Why would he think Jo would run away? If she was a teenage girl still living with parents then yes I can see why you would think she would run away but she was a grown woman with a b/f, a job and a home.
Strange thing to say.
4. In any event, the cider is good proof that Joanna reached home (unless it was a different bottle that she had bought previously). But I am surprised that little attention has been paid to her decision to buy two smallish bottles rather than one full size one. Does this not suggest that she was expecting to meet someone ?
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4. In any event, the cider is good proof that Joanna reached home (unless it was a different bottle that she had bought previously). But I am surprised that little attention has been paid to her decision to buy two smallish bottles rather than one full size one. Does this not suggest that she was expecting to meet someone ?
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3. I am now becoming more hesitant to assume anything at all. For instance, we know that Joanna bought two smallish bottles of cider, and we were told that they found one of these bottles half empty inside the flat. I have been taking it for granted that the other bottle had therefore disappeared along with the pizza. But I now see in the press the more guarded statement that at least one half-empty bottle was found in the flat. Perhaps they also found the other bottle, still full, or empty, and have not mentioned this.
4. In any event, the cider is good proof that Joanna reached home (unless it was a different bottle that she had bought previously). But I am surprised that little attention has been paid to her decision to buy two smallish bottles rather than one full size one. Does this not suggest that she was expecting to meet someone ?
Actually, I asked a couple of questions about cider of those in the UK a couple of days back. No one from the UK responded.
So, for the US contingent, here are photos of cider:
http://www.google.com/images?client...&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1240&bih=634
Even though it is uncommon here, it looks like cider is somewhat like buying a bottle of beer.
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Sorry if UK lot missed your question. What was it exactly?
Brands to look up if you want to get an idea of the type of cider that is quite fashionable over here is:
- Brothers
- St Helier
- Jacques
- Kopparberg
- Magners (although this has had its time - it was more fashionable about 5 years ago)
I have assumed that is a bottle similar to those. I know that the Brothers brand is from the West Country and is popular with a lot of my friends who live in the Bristol.
I would have thought with a stanger killing or if the police are truly unsure they would have posed a reconstruction tonight. 3 weeks since she disappeared. Or maybe they are waiting until next week when it is pretty much gusranteed most folk are back from their Christmas/New Year holidays.
Either that or they suspect all too well the killer is close to home.
It is sad thinking she is still in the morgue and the family cannot bury her as yet. It's a lonely scene.
I'm thinking that maybe they used a winch to try and not disturb the ground
Under her to look for evidence and that being so frozen might have made it
Harder for them to lift safely