Alyce, thanks very much. This is so strange. I have not been able to find any other incidents of joggers pushing people into traffic. I suppose if it happened again we would know it's a public safety issue and not targeted.
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Oops, sorry Jessie, didnt see your post before I did mine....
what do you think of the new image ?
Glad you could put up the new image Alyce, I'm not good at images !
I think this is a clearer/better view of the man, looks mid-30's early 40's in age to me ?
Not sure if I'm reading between the lines (as usual) but :-
Det Sgt Chris Griffith appealed for anyone who provided officers with a name of the potential suspect to contact police again "so we can fully follow up those lines of enquiry".
makes me wonder if they dismissed any other suspects once they had made that first - wrong - arrest ? Not good if that has happened.
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Such a strange case! Was it targeted? (hired) or was it a narcissistic or impulse control thing?
Clearly the woman was staying to the side and giving him plenty of room to jog past her.
Three months after the incident, which took place at 7.40am on May 5, the Metropolitan Police launched an appeal for information regarding the identity of the middle-aged man. Since then, three men have been arrested but quickly released without charge.
Colin Sutton, a retired detective chief inspector who solved some of the Met's most notorious crimes, said that such cases reached a point when there was little else that could be done with limited money and resources.
'Putney pusher' case unlikely to be solved, say former detectives
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/12/24/putney-pusher-case-unlikely-solved-say-former-detectives/
Very strange he hasn't been identified.
I think it very likely that someone has identified him but has chosen to keep quiet about it, especially if he and that person are well-connected
It makes you wonder if he's done this, or something very similar, before elsewhere.
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A very worrying thought BBM. Such a belligerent act, and apparently without any care for the other person. IMO someone with no conscience at all.