Found Deceased UK - Lindsay Birbeck, 47, Accrington, 12 Aug 2019 *Arrest*

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Been following this shocking case from the beginning very sad for the people suffering as a result of this boys actions ....if of course he is guilty. ....but someone has done this . Having had two lads now older than 16 , I find it very difficult how someone of that age would be capable of something so horrendous?. So MOO is he couldn’t have possibly acted alone to conceal this crime for so long before it has gotten to where it is now . This is my opinion only
 
So if the suspect is released after 96 hours, can they pick him up again if something else turns up? Do they get another 96 hours? How many times can UK do this to a person?

Forgive me, trying to explain this right. If one is released on CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE (bail), you can be further questioned. Otherwise, there would have to be new evidence which would result in a charge, rather than an arrest on suspicion
 
Forgive me, trying to explain this right. If one is released on CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE (bail), you can be further questioned. Otherwise, there would have to be new evidence which would result in a charge, rather than an arrest on suspicion
Thank you. Very good explanation.
 
I still find it difficult to believe that this young lad has committed this murder, concealed and then put the body in the bin/cemetery all on his own. If indeed he is guilty he must surely have had help somewhere along the line?

It would be interesting to know exactly what evidence the police have got in order to charge him.
 
Wouldn’t like to say as I have no idea. From the looks of the search today they’re leaving no stone or branch unturned for whatever they are after. The vegetation down in that area is relatively dense

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I still find it difficult to believe that this young lad has committed this murder, concealed and then put the body in the bin/cemetery all on his own. If indeed he is guilty he must surely have had help somewhere along the line?

It would be interesting to know exactly what evidence the police have got in order to charge him.

I reckon they have DNA evidence and maybe more CCTV evidence. But we wont find out for a long time unfortunately.
 
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Our DNA turnaround time in a murder enquiry is very efficient too. I could ‘fast track ‘ DNA evidence as the SIO and get a result within 24-48 hours. The only problem with this is the financial cost as each item tested will cost thousands instead of hundreds when being fast tracked therefore as the SIO, I would have to choose wisely and justify my submissions and the reasons for them.
 
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