Yes but not in the house!! Just in my opinion as it hasn't been in msm yet,
Just in my humble opinion he may have hidden a few quid in his car that could have been found in the propery raids!!!!!
Update:
Monday 28 October 14:13
Photo: Essex Police Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington, Thurrock MP Jackie Doyle-Price, Ambulance Interim Chief Executive officer Dorothy Hosein, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Essex Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst, Home Security Priti Patel.
Essex Police Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington was joined by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Priti Patel at Thurrock Council’s offices today to sign a book of condolence following the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found at Grays on Wednesday 23 October.
They were joined by Roger Hirst, Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Jackie Doyle-Price, Thurrock MP, Rob Gledhill, Leader of Thurrock Council, and representatives from Essex County Fire & Rescue Service and East of England Ambulance Service, at the civic office in Grays where they also laid flowers in Mulberry Memorial Gardens.
Chief Constable Harrington said: “Last week our county was shaken by this tragic event. Our thoughts continue to be with all those who have lost their lives, and also with their loved ones.
“I would like thank the emergency service workers and anyone who has come together to support this investigation in such difficult and traumatic circumstances.
“Thurrock Council has kindly opened the gardens for those who wish to pay their respects to the people who lost their lives last week.
“As we have said this will be a long and complex investigation. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice and would ask for patience while we ensure the identification of those who have died is carried out with dignity.”
Essex Fire and Crime Commissioner Mr Hirst said: “This is a truly tragic event and of course it has attracted a lot of attention from the media and the public. I have heard from many of our residents how shocked they have been that this has happened in our county and their heartfelt concern for the victims and their families.
“It is very important that Essex Police are being given the time and space to conduct a thorough investigation in these vital first few days. It is by letting Essex Police do what they do best, that the victims and their families will be treated with respect and we can all be confident that everything is being done that can be done to bring those responsible to justice.
“I would like to pay tribute to the work undertaken by Essex Police and our other emergency services, including Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, and partners who have worked so hard in difficult circumstances over the last few days. I would also like to thank the Home Office, National Crime Agency, Border Force and Thurrock Council for their ongoing support.
“As the investigation proceeds and we learn more about how this tragic event has happened I would ask all of you to remember the individuals involved, the victims and their families.
“We recognise the public concern around the incident and the level of impact it is having on communities and local businesses. We thank them for their support at this difficult time. We can assure them everybody is working together to achieve the outcome the victims deserve.”
Investigation update
This morning a 25 year-old man – Maurice Robinson, of Laurel Drive, Craigavon, Northern Ireland – appeared via video link at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration, and money laundering. He has been remanded to appear at the Old Bailey on Monday 25 November.
We would remind members of the media that criminal proceedings against Mr Robinson are now active and that he has a right to a fair trial. It is extremely important there should be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice proceedings resulting from our inquiry.
If you have any information that you think can help our investigation please call us on 101 or submit your information online at https://mipp.police.uk
If you are worried about a loved one and you reside in the UK please call us on 0800 056 0944.
If you are dialling internationally, please call 0044 207 158 0010.
“From all at Essex Police and the whole law enforcement community can we extend our sorrow for the loss to all families and loved ones. I can give the absolute commitment that we will do everything in our power to bring justice to all those who were responsible for the horrific journey that saw your loved ones end up on our shores. Our deepest sympathies, BJ Harrington, Chief Constable of Essex.”
Message written in the book of condolence by Chief Constable Harrington
Murder investigation launched after 39 people found dead in lorry container | Essex Police
I suspect that the msm will go quite now until 25th November unless anyone else is charged, ie blue truck guy in Dublin iv notice that the press haven't named him along with photos like they did mo!!!!!!Update:
Monday 28 October 14:13
Photo: Essex Police Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington, Thurrock MP Jackie Doyle-Price, Ambulance Interim Chief Executive officer Dorothy Hosein, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Essex Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst, Home Security Priti Patel.
Essex Police Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington was joined by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Priti Patel at Thurrock Council’s offices today to sign a book of condolence following the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found at Grays on Wednesday 23 October.
They were joined by Roger Hirst, Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Jackie Doyle-Price, Thurrock MP, Rob Gledhill, Leader of Thurrock Council, and representatives from Essex County Fire & Rescue Service and East of England Ambulance Service, at the civic office in Grays where they also laid flowers in Mulberry Memorial Gardens.
Chief Constable Harrington said: “Last week our county was shaken by this tragic event. Our thoughts continue to be with all those who have lost their lives, and also with their loved ones.
“I would like thank the emergency service workers and anyone who has come together to support this investigation in such difficult and traumatic circumstances.
“Thurrock Council has kindly opened the gardens for those who wish to pay their respects to the people who lost their lives last week.
“As we have said this will be a long and complex investigation. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice and would ask for patience while we ensure the identification of those who have died is carried out with dignity.”
Essex Fire and Crime Commissioner Mr Hirst said: “This is a truly tragic event and of course it has attracted a lot of attention from the media and the public. I have heard from many of our residents how shocked they have been that this has happened in our county and their heartfelt concern for the victims and their families.
“It is very important that Essex Police are being given the time and space to conduct a thorough investigation in these vital first few days. It is by letting Essex Police do what they do best, that the victims and their families will be treated with respect and we can all be confident that everything is being done that can be done to bring those responsible to justice.
“I would like to pay tribute to the work undertaken by Essex Police and our other emergency services, including Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, and partners who have worked so hard in difficult circumstances over the last few days. I would also like to thank the Home Office, National Crime Agency, Border Force and Thurrock Council for their ongoing support.
“As the investigation proceeds and we learn more about how this tragic event has happened I would ask all of you to remember the individuals involved, the victims and their families.
“We recognise the public concern around the incident and the level of impact it is having on communities and local businesses. We thank them for their support at this difficult time. We can assure them everybody is working together to achieve the outcome the victims deserve.”
Investigation update
This morning a 25 year-old man – Maurice Robinson, of Laurel Drive, Craigavon, Northern Ireland – appeared via video link at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration, and money laundering. He has been remanded to appear at the Old Bailey on Monday 25 November.
We would remind members of the media that criminal proceedings against Mr Robinson are now active and that he has a right to a fair trial. It is extremely important there should be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice proceedings resulting from our inquiry.
If you have any information that you think can help our investigation please call us on 101 or submit your information online at https://mipp.police.uk
If you are worried about a loved one and you reside in the UK please call us on 0800 056 0944.
If you are dialling internationally, please call 0044 207 158 0010.
“From all at Essex Police and the whole law enforcement community can we extend our sorrow for the loss to all families and loved ones. I can give the absolute commitment that we will do everything in our power to bring justice to all those who were responsible for the horrific journey that saw your loved ones end up on our shores. Our deepest sympathies, BJ Harrington, Chief Constable of Essex.”
Message written in the book of condolence by Chief Constable Harrington
Murder investigation launched after 39 people found dead in lorry container | Essex Police
They have, pretty sure Belfast live article - let me look and I’ll link!
we know who blue truck guy is , lots of posts about him Co Down truck driver appears in court after arrest at Dublin port
