Found Deceased UK - Graham Wright, missing 8/25/25, Glasgow *human remains' found in Loch Lomond*

[maestro]

The guy who lived on the street that was cordoned off knew that & which parts were found & where & so the whole neighborhood knew in no time & he posted it on his SM.

I’m not buying the hand one, a hand as daft as it sounds doesn’t mean you would be dead, also I can’t see someone taking all that risk and thought just to dump a hand ?

 

[foxy2000]

That blows my Theory then, and puts question marks on the link between the two cases

trying to put pressure on his friend probably, no mention of charge? Assisting on offender stuff ?

I’m not buying the hand one, a hand as daft as it sounds doesn’t mean you would be dead, also I can’t see someone taking all that risk and thought just to dump a hand ?

It was the hand & head there in the Braes & the torso in the Loch. Cause the torso had a tattoo & that's how they identified him.

 

[foxy2000]

The cops are trying I guess to get somebody to confess cause there probably isn't much else to do. I doubt this will succeed. If he is innocent he wouldn't & if he is guilty he certainly wouldn't but it's strange that a guy like Graham who seems to be chill & not seen as somebody who attracts much enemies, would end up with such an end & that many people involved.

 

[foxy2000]

Or they think those 2 guys know the killer & what happened & are simply refusing to talk. that could also be the "attempting to defeat the ends of justice". you don't have to be involved to "know". If your brother tells you something that could be considered you "knowing "

 

[foxy2000]

It's pretty well known the body is dismembered as you can see in this news article. This "SM is not a source" is so last millennium.
"murder cops probing the death have deployed a cadaver dog at a new investigation scene – 30 miles away from the first site at Loch Lomond."

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/15415006/man-arrested-graham-wright-death/

 

[maestro]

It's pretty well known the body is dismembered as you can see in this news article. This "SM is not a source" is so last millennium.
"murder cops probing the death have deployed a cadaver dog at a new investigation scene – 30 miles away from the first site at Loch Lomond."

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/15415006/man-arrested-graham-wright-death/

Yeah looks like they are trying put pressure on a friend or family member, because I believe a Friday night arrest gives the police 48 hours without the need for an extension, if charged

 

[ZeroAlpha]

A 50-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man whose remains were found in Loch Lomond.

Graham Wright, 38, was last seen in the Gorbals area of Glasgow on 20 August. His remains were found at the Rubha Dubh, near Firkin Point, on 13 September.

Police Scotland said Mr Wright's family had been informed of the arrest and were being supported by specially-trained officers.

The force said "extensive" inquiries were ongoing.

The latest arrest comes a day after a 53-year-old man appeared in private at Glasgow Sheriff Court charged with attempting to defeat the ends of justice.

Man arrested over death of man found at Loch Lomond

Graham Wright, 38, was last seen in the Gorbals area of Glasgow on 20 August.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[nousernameimagination]

Now a 50 year old has been arrested

This post seems to have disappeared from the police Scotland FB page now

 

[charmy]

This post seems to have disappeared from the police Scotland FB page now

It is still there

 

[foxy2000]

Man charged over death of Graham Wright after Loch Lomond body find

Police say the tragic Rangers fan's family 'has been informed and they are being supported by specially trained officers'.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

They won't say it's murder. They can't make that case. They say "in connection with his death" which means something lik, it was his drug dealer or a bartender who gave him too much alcohol or knowing he needed help & not giving it or lying to the cops. Something that is not murder or manslaughter. That would mean there is no way to know how he died. Meaning it wasn't obvious like a bullet but by means that due to the decomposition & dismemberment & time can't be established for certainty, like asphyxiation. Without clear proof no guilt. Since the police can't be sure, it's better to hedge their bets cause if somehow down the line somebody else unknown 1 day confesses he killed Graham, at least you can say no mistakes were made.

 

[foxy2000]

I'm actually quite pleased that's the way they go with it cause it's obvious not even all the parts are found & there is enough reasonable doubt to think that maybe it's even a totally unknown offender did this. Lewis is still missing & it's looking if nobody else in that greater Glasgow or near goes missing without a trace. Cause 2 is bad but 3 would make a clear pattern.