JuicyLucy
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Oh, how confusing, I thought I was on the wrong thread for a minute but now I realise someone must have started a duplicate.
A new article in the Harrow Times this lunchtime has a few new snippets of info I hadn't previously read, mainly from one of her neighbours:
Horrified neighbours express shock of women from Wembley who was found headless
The idea that a woman who can barely walk, never goes away and perhaps has dementia could end up 200 miles from home with her head severed from her body just seems more and more bizarre to me, especially with no Significant Other to suspect of DV, and also given that she was known and recognised in her local neighbourhood and a stranger bundling her into a car, for instance, would almost certainly have attracted attention.
The plot thickens.
ETA: JMO
A new article in the Harrow Times this lunchtime has a few new snippets of info I hadn't previously read, mainly from one of her neighbours:
- she'd lived in her Wembley home for 20 years; she currently lives with a lodger; there was no mention of a current or ex-husband or partner (the neighbour has been there 40 years, so would know, I think)
- the neighbour saw her the week before she went missing said she "didn't look too good"
- the neighbour considered her vulnerable because of her age and "concerns with her mental wellbeing" (I wonder if that means dementia)
- she doesn't normally go away at all
- she struggles to walk
- no one seems to have heard anything about whether the murder/decapitation happened in London or Devon (perhaps even the police are bemused?)
- the neighbour said she had no family in the UK but a sister in Malaysia
Horrified neighbours express shock of women from Wembley who was found headless
The idea that a woman who can barely walk, never goes away and perhaps has dementia could end up 200 miles from home with her head severed from her body just seems more and more bizarre to me, especially with no Significant Other to suspect of DV, and also given that she was known and recognised in her local neighbourhood and a stranger bundling her into a car, for instance, would almost certainly have attracted attention.
The plot thickens.
ETA: JMO
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