Well he served 6 years but it wasn't long enough by any means. He says he can't go back to Hastings now as heads turn. Even though he's older he's still recognised. Has a degree in Criminology but can't get a job as no-one will employ him.
He wants to just spend days walking round to see if he...
Why didn't they look in to his claimed qualifications more? A few phone calls. The cops did when he was arrested and opened up a whole hornet's nest. They were shocked.
So, have finished his book and he reckons the invisible man was the killer. Hid behind lounge door until Sion was alone then...
Yes. He said on his CV for Deputy Head that he'd attended Gordonstoun, got loads of A levels all Grade A, went to Kent Uni. He did go to teacher teaching college and qualified as a PE teacher but lied about all the rest. He was apparently a very good DH and had just been appointed Head shortly...
For a guy who had just been appointed a head-teacher Jenkins doesn't strike me as the brightest button in the box either. Why invent a sighting of a plain-clothes cop? No-one else saw him. There were cops guarding the back and front entrances. Did he just beam himself in like in Star Trek? How...
Well have read half and Sion's adamant that he knows who did it and it wasn't him. Haven't got there yet but assume he means the plain-clothes "cop" with the invisibility cloak that he saw that no-one else did! What's troubling me and have seen posts here and elsewhere mention this, is the...
How did the killer know he/she wouldn't be as clear as day on any camera of theirs though. Some are small and discreet and in bushes on the drive I've read.. suppose more advance now though.
Did anyone apart from the wife see the killer leave? This was opposite a busy pub, people coming and going, maybe standing outside. We only have her word that all this with the envelope, going upstairs etc even happened. Somebody knew they wouldn't be caught on CCTV.
One thing which really...
Sort of. BTW Mark Chapman was denied parole for a 14th time. Next try April 2027. Doubt he'll ever get out and certainly not whilst Yoko's alive. She writers personally to the parole board every time.
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