Recent content by mrbond

Kingfisher is keeping an open mind on VT's shadow profile pic which some people have seen as a sign of evil and bending Jungian analysis to fit. It's utter nonsense as far as I'm concerned.

@Kingfisher This is an old suggestion of guilt and evil, The Shadow. First started when VT's facebook picture was released. Laughable and it just goes to show how easily some people can be influenced. Scary really.

Sorry that's not putting the idea about.

Suggesting evil and guilt from a silly photo is just as bad as all the recriminations CJ had to suffer because he had long comb over hair. It's not far removed from 'trial by ordeal' of the middle ages.

No one is thinking stranger, everyone's thinking VT, but struggling to see how and why. In light of the recent two random murders I'm sticking with stranger or an acquaintance not on the radar. The main reason that most think VT did it is because they believe the police must have something...

It makes every bit of sense if the killer is on the DNA database. Hasn't that been said before? This thread has been going on for so long that we are going round in circles.

Nothing seems plausible in this case, it doesn't seem plausible that VT is the culprit either. Therefore I am looking at other possibilities, you have to start looking at other scenarios. Whatever the truth, it's going to be stranger than fiction. I think you are working on probabilities or...

Selecting a passenger with murder in mind is loaded with risks as we have already seen, hence the early capture of CH. We can get into endless arguments as which is the greatest risk and I don't know which is riskier method of a cabbie finding a victim and maybe the cabbie is stupid enough to do...

I'm talking about an unplanned opportunity for a killer. A sequence of unfortunate events for the victim but for the advantage of the killer giving the killer confidence to make his move. A light suddenly coming on when the victim enters is one good sign. The next step would be to to go to the...

If a person enters their home and you see a light come on, I think you can reasonably assume that it is from the flat of the person who just entered and you don't have too put all the lights on, light travels if doors are open and they could have been open. The light going on is a helpful sign...

I hope you don't end up on the jury. "unequivocally and totally" That's actually quite unnerving and demonstrates a unequivocally and total belief in the CPS etc. I'm keeping an open mind.

Anyone lurking or stalking, be it on foot or in a vehicle could have seen the light in the flat come on when Jo went indoors, I said that already. Selecting a passenger with murder in mind is loaded with risks as we have already seen, hence the early capture of CH. Besides practiced criminals...

Why would Sian's killer confess so readily to the location and probably the murder of the other person? I wonder how well the A+S checked out taxi drivers in the Jo Yeates case. So easy for her to have been noticed by a passing cab driver during that long walk home who later abducts her. He...

Why on earth did he confess so readily? I hope they checked out taxi drivers in Jo's case. When it comes to women missing from bars and clubs that should always a first line of inquiry. It's a wonder there are not more attacks on young women leaving clubs, they make themselves so vulnerable...

I would say it was another car we don't know about. VT was arrested three weeks after CJ and his cars were taken away. Anyone under arrest who lent their car to VT would say so unless they wanted to be accused of being an accomplice and I doubt that very much. CJ clearly isn't. Therefore if...