• #841

That's the autobiography of the young woman who ran away and lived anonymously for years. However, Shelley wasn't reported missing to the police so she used her NI number and her family did manage to find her a couple of times. It's worth a read because it shows just how vulnerable she was. And Shelley was older and far more streetwise than Ruth.
 
  • #842
One thing I wonder about is if her friend Catherine knows more than she's letting on. I have no evidence for that at all. Just when I've seen her interviewed I have a feeling she's bring a bit coy about everything. Also that apparently when interviewed by the police six months after Ruth's disappearance they broke off from questioning her to search her wardrobe. Nothing more than a feeling I have really.
 
  • #843
One thing I wonder about is if her friend Catherine knows more than she's letting on. I have no evidence for that at all. Just when I've seen her interviewed I have a feeling she's bring a bit coy about everything. Also that apparently when interviewed by the police six months after Ruth's disappearance they broke off from questioning her to search her wardrobe. Nothing more than a feeling I have really.
Maybe so and I wondered that too but what the game plan? If she knows more about RW running away, but doesn't know what happened subsequently and whether RW is safe, why not tell the police who can then investigate properly. RW's safety trumps any misguided loyalty and she was a kid at the time so not aware of the potential consequences of running away.

I think she might know more about the situation in RWs life before she ran away, and what RW was telling her about her mum and dad. Maybe she felt compelled to speak out. It must be awful for her to live with the ambiguous loss of her friend.

I wondered more if her other friends knew something more. The one the journalist contacted in the documentary, for example. RW had run away before to his house so he knew there were problems at home.
 

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