I was wondering the same.
I'm not sure which bit of Tulse Hill is notorious for that, but by no stretch would anyone describe Poynders Court as in Tulse Hill
I was wondering the same.
well the night he was arrested he had arrived back from work that day if that is any use to youThat isn't what I was asking - I was asking if he has been back to work SINCE the attack and whether he had any annual leave booked off following the 3rd March.
Yes but I think you are referring to a passenger type ambulance private in the generic way, my mother has also travelled in these. That has never been my understanding of the term "private ambulance" that really only means one thing in the UK and it's not good and they are exactly as the user describes and you really won't want to be travelling in them.
Forgive me if this has already been posted but in one of the previous threads regarding Sarah I'm 99% sure that a local posted about being flashed in the last week.
Am I remembering correctly?
You have indeed used 50%, as your "average" uses the differential and halves it. This does not take into account the weighting of identified murderers known Vs strangers. The latter would be more accurate based on known statistics that you cited.
I used to live in Clapham and have driven that route many times. And yes, it would definitely be possible to get from Clapham to Lordship Lane within 20mins if the traffic is lightYes I suppose he could go that way. I do know this area very well. I don't know that he would have time to get from Clapham to Lordship Lane (having had to drag SE into the car) within half an hour though. But I guess it isn't impossible.
Sorry I got my info from a news site that said she was "headed in the Tulse Hill direction".I'm not sure which bit of Tulse Hill is notorious for that, but by no stretch would anyone describe Poynders Court as in Tulse Hill
According to the ONS, as of March 2019 in England and Wales, the percentage of women killed by a stranger was 6%. Those are your wrong place wrong time cases.
37% of female murders actually had no suspect identified at all. It is possible they were strangers too, but it cannot be confirmed. If we assume that this entire 37% were strangers then the percentage range for stranger murder is as low as 6% up to a potential maximum of 43% if we credit all unidentified killers as strangers. This means that an average of 27% of female murders are conducted by a stranger.
The stats show that women killed by someone they knew sits in a percentage range of at least 57% and up to a potential maximum of 93% if we credit all unidentified killers as being known to the victim. This means that an average of 73% of female murders are conducted by someone they knew.
So SE was around 3 times more likely to have been murdered by someone she knew, than a stranger. It is of course entirely possible she has been murdered by a stranger, but it is significantly less likely.
DBM.
I remember this too. Was it the poster who talked about the “Ron Davies Wood” nickname on the common? I will try a searchYes , I'm sure someone posted their friend had been flashed on the common , whilst the police were on it searching !!
Thanks for clarifying, I see your point and you are right.
Your method results in an 8.2% chance of a female being murdered by a total stranger and a 91.8% chance of the victim knowing their attacker.
It suggests that SE is statistically highly likely to have known her attacker but could be one of the 8%.
Divers? - This is really getting grimmer by the minute.
which forum is this?There’s several women on another Forum saying WC was very active on Tinder.
I remember this too. Was it the poster who talked about the “Ron Davies Wood” nickname on the common? I will try a search
That can't be a coincidence surely?@89leanne89
Yes it was, here is the post:
UK - UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 #2