In my area the bins are barcoded to a specific addressI'm in the states, but it's the same way here. Bins are numbered and linked to a specific address.
He won’t be allowed to be named because of his age so yes you are correct xCan we sleuth him or will he be protected due to his age ..![]()
Yes you are correctNot necessarily. UK police only need suspicion for an arrest. A blue wheelie bin was found near the body and he's caught on cctv pulling a blue wheelie bin in that direction. I'd say that's suspicion enough.
I wonder if he could have been associated with her because of the school?
Right, I think she was at a primary school.Good call. We know Lindsay was a teaching assistant but was it at primary or secondary school? If it was the latter there could be a link there.
I think this could be very similar to a well known case a few years ago.
How long will the police have to either charge the 16 year old or let him go?
Gf/bf killing mother? Even younger than 16?I think this could be very similar to a well known case a few years ago.
I don't think most people would bat an eyelid at someone dragging a wheelie bin in Accrington as there are quite a number of homeless beggars who sit on the pavements in town. Always asking for money. Also, drug addicts walking around asking for money for their bus fare/train fare, etc. I went to a small retail park last week & went I came out of the store & got in my car a man was hammering on the window shouting open the door. I was terrifiedOMG you have got to be kidding me! I am really shocked at this turn of events. Poor Lindsay
How utterly bizarre. You never see anyone doing this with a wheeled bin. You move it out to the street and back again, period. Did not anyone notice this strange behavior?
I think this could be very similar to a well known case a few years ago.
I think if police name him we can sleuth him, using initials. I think. Would need clarification from a mod.He won’t be allowed to be named because of his age so yes you are correct x
I think if police name him we can sleuth him, using initials. I think. Would need clarification from a mod.