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Wondered about it too. Très odd.
GUILTY UK - Joanna Yeates, 25, Clifton, Bristol, 17 Dec 2010 #7
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Wondered about it too. Très odd.
I noticed that too but its also on the photo of him at the wedding where his eye rims seem reddish (like an allergy almost)
He has brushed up well hasnt he in the last pic - he looks like a different bloke almost with his stubble gone and boyish 'smile'. I didnt realise how short he was until the newest photo though
anyone got a direct link to this tweet where police say a bag/suitcase is missing?? please
eta:
its ok found it
http://twitter.com/jasav
eta:
its ok found it
http://twitter.com/jasav
Patticake
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Unless the perp arrived with a suitcase or bag, it would have had to be one of JY's or GR's.
Not sure that he's one to help LE identify a missing bag.
Did someone the other day mention a sleeping bag, or a bag covering a surfboard?
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Hmm well if thats true its an absolute certainty that she made it home - interesting news indeed - Ok so Im now thinking the sock is inside the bag.
Yes Luna mentioned a surfboard cover (not deep enough) and a snowboarding bag which interestingly was on wheels!
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interestin' to me, as he crumples his face all up trying to squeeze out tears but his forehead remains smooth as a baby's butt the whole way through.
thanks pips enzeder and wfgodot, i needed to ask, its probably an allergy type thing, i'm not convinced the BF had anything to do with it still - he strikes me as someone who was besotted with jo a loving and emotional nervous kind of person, thats all, not a cold killer, although i will keep open mind to everything
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The only problem I have with that it says it was moved in a bag, or a suitcase.
How do they know it's missing if they don't know which one it is?
A bag, and a suitcase must be missing then???
No other news on it apart from the Twitter link so far.
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My initial thoughts are that her body shows signs of being forced into a bag. Like odd signs of a zipper around the body. I hate to say it ... but maybe broken bones to make her fit. These types of things are not pretty.
GR would have arrived home with a suitcase, FWIW.
BTW, anyone know if polygraphs are used or allowable in the UK?
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Jos parents helped Jo and Greg move into the flat (this was mentioned when the LL was arrested as they had met him on that occasion)
I wonder if the suitcase/bag could be the THING that the parents knew wasnt right when they arrived and this is how the had the feeling that something terrible had happened ? Afterall wouldnt you suggest to " check her suitcase incase she went away for a couple of days" The mum would remember (us mums remember things like that) and of course when Jos case was found to be missing ...
Yes, one can imagine that at work and at pub, she was wearing tights or thin socks. If we knew that she was using these ski socks to walk around the house, it would be one more reason to think that she made it home.enqueteur said:
And what if she had never had the time to put the second one on?
Scenario: Someone that she knows very well is either waiting for her in front of Tesco, or next to her door, or inside her flat. She comes back home, removes her coat, put things away in the kitchen, then removes her boots and starts putting her ski socks on, all this while having an argument with that person, who gets infuriated and strangles her, possibly using that second sock that she had in her hands.
Not a large double wheelie ski-bag by any chance ?
no patti -- polygraphs are inadmissable in courts of law here
i think if the man is a newspaper editor he won't post things which don't have at least some grain of truth in them, also things appear on twitter and then take ages to reach mainstream news outlets when a fuller story is fleshed out
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They're inadmissable here, too, unless both the prosecution and defense stipulate to doing so. But they're still widely used by law enforcement as a means of narrowing an investigation's scope.
I was reading somewhere the other day, though, that in the UK polygraphs are viewed skeptically, as an ineffective means of arriving at truth, and thus are used far less than in the U.S.
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You're right .. I hadn't noticed that before you mentioned it.
try it yourself - it's really hard to do, not natural at all. I'm gonna go back and find that vid link and send it to lillian glass, she might do a body language assessment on it. I dont know if she does requests but she's posted a number of times in the anthony case.
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