Her brother lives in London too, so he could be the gentleman seen visiting her. When I worked with her she lived with her boyfriend at the property (they had been together long enough for her to say they were talking about kids) and had just adopted the second dog. She loved her dogs so much, I hope they are being well cared for.
I also pray that she is at peace and the killer is apprehended swiftly.
It’s not fully sunken in yet.....
I would think not mentioning the dogs would imply they were ok.
Her friend Daniel Hughes, 27, said he had spoken to her best friend, who reported her missing.
It was her best friend who reported her missing. Did she make it to the shopping trip in Oxford Street on Sunday?
'I think the last point the CCTV caught her was outside a Sainsbury's on Saturday evening in Richmond,' he said.
'She was meant to go shopping in Oxford Street on Sunday, daytime. She was meant to meet a man for coffee on the Sunday evening. We're not sure when the murder took place, whether it was Saturday night or Sunday night.
'She was meant to move out of that house on Monday morning.'
So, she was preparing to vacate that property?
Mr Hughes said he found the proposed meeting before his friend's murder 'a bit suspicious' and said he had been told the man was a 'charismatic' vet.
If you are describing a potential date to an ex colleague, are you likely to use the word ‘charismatic’? I wonder if that’s the exact word Laureline used.
'She met him in a shop or something like that and then he must have chatted to her then and they arranged a coffee on Sunday evening,' he said.
'We don't know if she went out to meet him or not because we don't know what the point was when that happened.'
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Mr Hughes, who said he previously worked with Ms Garcia-Bertaux at the Discovery Channel, said she was single and lived alone with her two dogs.
'She's tall, got a lot of presence. Always very friendly, very talkative, would never have hurt anyone.
'Got a lot of confidence and passion, a lovely lady. She had a lot of friends as well, including me,' he said.
Is it common to put an emphasis on it?
'I'm pretty harrowed about it. I've been in that house, I've been in that garden. It's creepy, it's upset me quite a lot.'
Murder probe is launched after body of woman is found in a shallow grave | Daily Mail Online
The description of the vet was provided by her best friend who did speak like that. I can’t imagine Laureline using that word to describe someone though.
The including me comment is odd. She was very outgoing and when I first started working with her she introduced me to everyone and went out of her way to help. She used to cover my workload when I was on holiday or annual leave and I would pay her back with big bags of m&ms.
She taught me how to edit footage on a Mac and never hesitated to help me when I was stuck.
*** BIG HUGS***The description of the vet was provided by her best friend who did speak like that. I can’t imagine Laureline using that word to describe someone though.
The including me comment is odd. She was very outgoing and when I first started working with her she introduced me to everyone and went out of her way to help. She used to cover my workload when I was on holiday or annual leave and I would pay her back with big bags of m&ms.
She taught me how to edit footage on a Mac and never hesitated to help me when I was stuck.
None of the news stories has said anything about where the dogs are now. Is that significant?
The dogs were found safe in the flat: Blogger found dead in shallow grave 'after Tinder date with mystery guy'
It seems she was meeting someone she had found on tinder on Sunday. Hopefully there will be a digital footprint for the police.
She does seem like a lovely person - very sad.
Looking at the photos of those dogs makes me wonder if her attacker knew her and the dogs were familiar with him ....
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I imagine if any type of violent physical attack took place in the property then those dogs would be making a lot of noise regardless of whether they knew the attacker or not. JMO.Looking at the photos of those dogs makes me wonder if her attacker knew her and the dogs were familiar with him ....
I imagine if any type of violent physical attack took place in the property then those dogs would be making a lot of noise regardless of whether they knew the attacker or not. JMO.