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That's a report from Feb 1. He has since come forward and been helpful, ruled out as a suspect earlier on.Woh, so they don't know who the grey haired man is then...
That's a report from Feb 1. He has since come forward and been helpful, ruled out as a suspect earlier on.Woh, so they don't know who the grey haired man is then...
Another question , where are public toilets in this area as I still think she would need to go for a wee after all that alcohol?
Woh, so they don't know who the grey haired man is then... EDIT: Is this link very old info? Grey haired man is cleared from enquiry?
WTF?!!? This makes me cross.... ignoring a short sharp scream is one thing, but several "dark and eerie" screams over quarter of an hour in a deserted park and 999 wasn't called immediately because why exactly....??????
Thank you !
So it's possible that after an assault he could have dragged her to the river, before he was seen running out of the fields?
15 minutes.... god![]()
Yes, Little Mystery, same as I thought. The first motorist we heard about. It would explain why the sister knows so much as he would have talked about speaking to police as he saw her that night, prior to arrest. It also struck me as rather odd, the police wording as to him being very helpful.
Ruth Wilson?
Genius! In the park or the woods!
Maybe others did.and no one else heard them? Screams for 15 minutes?
So that's why they concentrate the search so much on the playing fields.
After 7 or 8 screams I would have called police!
I lived in Leeds for a while which is also a major student town and every night there were screams. Maybe it could be strange for them to continue over 15 minutes, but what I found was that I became very insensitive to screaming there it because it was always drunk students messing
I keep thinking back to the Gaia Pope case when someone was arrested and his name was all over media ... It turned out he was innocent all along.
I am just wondering maybe this fella is telling the truth (as in what he told the sister) ... I get the feeling he came forward and has some how incriminated himself. And as someone else suggested perhaps poor Libby ran off and had and accident.
There is just something not sitting right with me about him being responsible.
I would have thought after 24 hours in custody he would have surely broke
I lived in Leeds for a while which is also a major student town and every night there were screams. Maybe it could be strange for them to continue over 15 minutes, but what I found was that I became very insensitive to screaming there it because it was always drunk students messing
This is a different woman talking about different screams.The lady who reported the screams iirc said that she always heard student screams and this was a different scream that made her sit up in bed. Her other half was downstairs watching TV and they both wondered about that scream as it was so different.
He looks unlikely to me too, but the chances of Libby getting a lift with him, arguing, getting to the park and encountering someone else within 30 mins seems negligible.I keep thinking back to the Gaia Pope case when someone was arrested and his name was all over media ... It turned out he was innocent all along.
I am just wondering maybe this fella is telling the truth (as in what he told the sister) ... I get the feeling he came forward and has some how incriminated himself. And as someone else suggested perhaps poor Libby ran off and had and accident.
There is just something not sitting right with me about him being responsible.
I would have thought after 24 hours in custody he would have surely broke
Ok, what am I missing?
why are we back to discussing the grey haired man the police have clearly said they are happy has nothing to do with this?
The lady who reported the screams iirc said that she always heard student screams and this was a different scream that made her sit up in bed. Her other half was downstairs watching TV and they both wondered about that scream as it was so different.