Newthoughts
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Wow I didn't know that. I'd have thought he'd have given it a thorough cleanForensics only found evidence of Libby having been in the front passenger seat of his car.
Are they suggesting he was picked up on two cctv cameras? They say he was picked up on cctv entering the park then later refer specifically to the yeast factory. Anyone know if there is cctv on the entrances to the park as well?
Also wondered could he be on the Croda CCTV from later on. Not necessarily one of the 4 shown.
I wonder why the prosecution said he left the park alone after thd second visit? Unless they have clear CCTV I'm confused as to how they know that. PR could have bundled her in the boot and disposed of her on his third visit if he was quick. I forget what type of car he had or it it even had a boot. I just thought I'd throw that out there even though it seems unlikely. Moo.
Yes it had a boot cos that's where they found his hoard of stolen underwear and sex toys. They say the yeast factory CCTV shows both entering the park but only him leaving. Not sure about the later CCTV.
That picture is really good to get an idea of the river. It can come all the way up to where the line is on the iron bankings about a foot from the top. Alternatively ot can be much lower so much of the silt covered bed is exposed with a mere channel of water flowing in the middle. I often (covid aside) spend a lot of time by the river at different times through the day and it still amazes me the variation in water levels even now and just how fast those changes happen. We have seen too many young lives vanish to that river and be swept away, which is one of the reasons I was sure from the start it was the only place Libby could have possibly disappeared to.
When my child started at Hull they hadn't quite finished the new halls of residence so they put a load of them up in the town centre premier inn so daily crossing that river in the town. The uni made a huge thing about warning them all how dangerous it was, not to be deceived by it, not to go into it etc. Pity they weren't as diligent about flashers.
But as you say at lower tides a lot of it is exposed. and the Humber Estuary looks like a sandbank at low tide.
That's why I'm confused as to how it took so long to find her?