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*****Yeates Murder Case***** (Wed 5th Jan 2010)
*****Yeates Murder Case***** (Wed 5th Jan 2010)
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Better get the shredder into action Betfair forum. I never really believed it was the landlord, Your Honour. It was just a typo error.
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Can't be bothered to read the whole thread again. Which Chit Chat detective got the correct suspect ?
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Police in Bristol have arrested a 32-year-old man on suspicion of murdering landscape architect Joanna Yeates.
Detective Chief Inspector Phil Jones, the senior investigating officer at Avon and Somerset Police, said: "I would like to thank the public for their continued support for the investigation and the information they have provided to us. "I would also like to pay tribute to Jo's family and to Greg who continue to be unfailing in their support to me and my team at what is an incredibly difficult and painful time for them." The man was taken into custody early today. The 25-year-old went missing on December 17 after having drinks with work colleagues and walking home to her flat in Clifton. Her body was found on Longwood Lane, Failand, North Somerset, on Christmas Day morning, sparking a huge police operation. Sky's Katie Stallard says it is unlikely police will release the name of the suspect to the public. |
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Looks like this is it, and before the Crimewatch program. Maybe someone called this week about a partner acting suspiciously.
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I read somewhere that the appeal the parents made a few days back resulted in 111 calls.
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hope the old boy sues the police and some papers
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is this the old friend she texted?
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I think the guy she texted is 28.
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BF 27
Brother 28 Guy she texted 28 Peter Stanley 56 LL 65 Other neighbour - about 80 Mother late 50s Father 63 |
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BF's half brother 33
BF's nieces - newborns |
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The new arrest comes as a police source today revealed that Yeates's body could have been moved from her flat to its dump site on Bristol's Longwood Lane in a large suitcase or holdall, police believe.
The theory arises from the fact that no drag marks were discovered on the strangled 25-year-old landscape architect's body or clothing, indicating it was likely carried from her flat in Clifton. It would explain why no-one saw the body being removed during the busy Christmas period, when someone carrying or pulling a large bag would have been a commonplace sight. Police were understood to be re-examining CCTV footage from the Clifton Suspension Bridge - the quickest way between her Canynge Road flat and Longwood Lane - for any vehicles carrying a large bag or suitcase in their car. Investigators also believe the killer could have stored the bag in their car for several days before driving it to the site where it was discovered by dog walkers on Christmas Day. With several Christmas parties taking place in her street that night, there were multiple potential witnesses for the killer to avoid. There are around 25 strides between the front door of Yeates's flat and the road, a significant distance for someone to carry something as obvious as a body, which is why police think it was concealed. 'It would be strange if someone was able to move a body without being spotted,' a police source told The Sun. 'But someone carrying a bag or pulling a suitcase on wheels would not have stood out. Article says just showing filming of the Crimewatch reconstruction resulted in more than 300 'contacts' from members of the public. |
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The Sun has the message
"Do you know the arrested 32 yo?" If so call the newsdesk or email.  |
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At one point a report was sent out on Twitter saying cops had confirmed a bag or suitcase was MISSING. But police denied any such confirmation.
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Ive absolutely no idea who they have arrested but can I be the first to say he was always a bit strange, bit of loner
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daily mail link again (and a daily mash one in response)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1347621/Joanna-Yeates-murder-Becoming-just-thumbnail-police-website.html http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/opinion/columnists/is-lovely-liz-becoming-just-another-thumbnail-on-the-daily-mail-website?-201101173437%2F |
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Unlike Clay above, I always found him very normal and polite. He was good at his job and got on great with his work mates. He went to the village Church every Sunday and even helped out with the local hospital radio service. He's the last person I would have thought capable of this. My children are in shock because he used to babysit for us and now I'm beginning to suspect he might also be some kind of pedo monster.
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Neighbours of the man arested are shocked and said he was a quiet guy, kept himself to himself, and nothing unusual or suspicious. A bit like all serial killers. (Note: moderators, this is a made up).
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anyone got any 32-year-old friends who are not answering the phone at the moment?
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Is the LL not 'on bail' or whatever it is called anymore?
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Her landlord Chris Jefferies, 65, was held for three days for questioning on suspicion of murder before being released on bail.
Sky's Katie Stallard says police have confirmed he remains a suspect. |
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the guy has already been named on a facebook page with a picture!
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squares Joined: 26 Feb 01
Replies: 22975 20 Jan 11 09:45 The Sun has the message "Do you know the arrested 32 yo?" If so call the newsdesk or email. I did they said 'Who the fack is Canaryboy ?' |
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Scaffolding being put up around back of building!
Maybe looking to see if sock/pizza box/other evidence has been thrown onto roof? Can't have anyone going up on a ladder... Health and safety innit |
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look at the facebook page, good reason why they're back working on the flat.
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have you got a link?
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Can you tell us? FB blocked at work.
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No, don't tell us. If you name him, they'll pull the thread.
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won't type his name.
here's the link: -http://www.facebook.com/pages/Joanna-Yeates-discussion-of-the-case/128719860525280?v=wall- delete the - at beginning and end. |
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they are well on the case, chit chat is lagging badly.
VT hey? |
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Yes his CV is there as well.
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Does he like poetry? That was the crucial evidence against the landlord.
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The Facebook detectives are even worse than chit-chat. They have a name and age and they still manage to find the wrong one.
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Police allegedly erecting scaffolding at the house.
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probably arrested the nearest village idiot just to clear up another murder crime like other police forces have done over the years.
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doesn't appear to be an "idiot", that's for sure.
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Never did trust the Dutch! Common theme : Architecture, same address and probably called asking if he could borrow a cup of sugar. Might have overheard that boyfriend away that weekend.
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Arrests mean nothing.
The police arrested plenty in the Rachell Nickel murder case, and locked up the wrong one. |
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Here's a link if you want to see his desk at work. Notice the Christmas tree.http://www.ds.arch.tue.nl/Vincent/
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Hols on. We were only told that the occupants of the house were the landlord, a 78 year old bloke, and someone who was in his house in France for the whole period.
Now it turns out there was a youngish single male living in a flat with direct access to the path at the rear of the property! Plod have really put us all away on this one,  |