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Yes she wanted to see if her socks were waterproof!
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also if the LL did it,why would he need to move the body?would it not have been easier for him to just fake a break-in?
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As far as I know, the police haven't said one way or the other about autopsy results revealing whether or not she ate it. If she did eat it but was kept alive for a few days, there would be nothing in her gut.
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Police not sure whether she ate the pizza or not.
Latest news is that a ligature (the missing sock?) was used to strangle her. This strongly suggests it was an attack from behind. Police also searching a nearby rifle range. Was the body stored there before being moved to Longwood Lane? |
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Nirvana ,why move body from one place to another?
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a break-in would point the finger away from the LL if he was a keyholder.
also, if the b/f did it on friday,would he necessarily have to move the body if he was in sheffield for the weekend? if he did it on sunday night,he had to hide the body,he had no alibi and he would obstruct establishment of time of death.which suspect would more likely be able to lift the body over the wall.the fact that the body was on the verge and not behind the wall goes some way towards ruling out two killers. |
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The rifle range is Clifton College's, I believe. Therefore it would have probably have been unused during the christmas period.
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Possibly the killer was on foot and was able to carry the body to the rifle range, which is next door to the house, before moving it later by car.
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Odd about the rifle range as there's council documents on the internet which I read listing Christopher Jefferies as objecting to the planning permission to build the rifle range.
Another strange, unrelated fact. |
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They may catch the killer & still people will say they got it wrong it was the B/F !!!!
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Many years ago, there was a serial killer in France the press labelled the 'Beast of Bordeaux'.
A suspect was arrested and chrged. At his trial, he was found not guilty. The headlines next day were 'Beast of Bordeaux Freed' |
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Nirvana ,in that scenario killer could have thought of a place where the body would never be found i.e. the quarry but failed in that quest perhaps disturbed. Seems very risky but we are not dealing with a normal rational person .So possible . Would be interesting to know proximity of rifle range . Does it back on to landlords premises for instance.
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http://www.cliftoncollegeuk.com/upper/sports/shooting/
Important Coaches: Mr Simon Heard [i]Mr Peter Stanley Murray Lidgitt[/i] |
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Murray Lidgitt
Why not Mr Murray Lidgitt? Very rude IMO. Guess the other two are amateurs. |
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Wur. So was it a large pizza, or are you just saying that bit about the bin? Can any body help? I have seen a picture on a cctv but I can't find them now on BBC website. Might not have been a pizza, anyway.
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Yes, epicurean. If the college backs onto the house, then it could be a short-term hiding place for a body.
Do all the housemates have a car? Even if they do, it would have been less risky to take the body out the back window and (if possible) to the rifle range, rather than carry it out frontways to their car. This obviously requires detailed local knowledege, and the fact the killer moved the body strongly suggests it was one of her housemates. Nobody else would need to do so. |
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The old forum would have had this case to court by now
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Brendanuk
You wrote these three names Mr Simon Heard Mr Peter Stanley Murray Lidgitt as important coaches for the shooting club Is this the same Peter Stanley that helped start the BF's car? |
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http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/EqOFurheX4w/Key+Scenes+Jo+Yeates+Murder+Case/1GEYxSMf8V2/Peter+Stanley
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It was a Tesco finest Margarita pizza, fair size but just fold the box and it will drop in any house bin. She hardly went outside to dispose of it in her socks did she.
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Is this the same Peter Stanley that helped start the BF's car?
--------------- Yes, the very same. I wonder how much the bf told him about Jo's plans for that weekend? |
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think this revolves around 3 people LL,BF, NEIGHBOUR,when boyfriend contacts police sun or mon, probably the 2nd question to him is either have you an alibi,and or did anyonelse no you were away
answer to either question is yes the LL, AND NEIGHBOUR,if so why didnt police check forensics connected to the jumpstarting of car till roughly a week later,if boyfriend had told police on the sun,mon why was such a fuss made of neighbour coming forward after LL arrest |
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Aceme. I don't eat pizzas so please bear with me. Would it have been for one person, or two? In your opinion, bearing in mind that she is female and would probably consume less than a male. I'm just wondering if it could have been opened and consumed in another flat.
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I doubt a female would eat all that pizza in one hit, that's why my original assumption a few weeks ago was that she was buying for two, obviously things have changed since then.
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Naydam,
If I buy a pizza for one person or two people I dont change the pizza I buy, most pizzas come in a fairly standard size that are too big for an average female but about right for two people. So, if she was buying just for herself it wouldn't make a difference. IMO. |
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From another forum..
If you look at the college website, the rifle range is at Beggar Bush: http://www.cliftoncollegeuk.com/uppe.../shootingclub/ The college sports ground at Beggar Bush is near(ish) where she was found: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&...ed=0CBkQ8gEwAA |
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Was it a (proffessor) plum and (colonel) mustard pizza?
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from another forum..
''The range buildings are described as disused and are on the playing field to the left of that house as you look at it. If you trawl the net you can find the planning application notes that were appealed against by someone at 44 Canynge Road. It was proposed that the disused buildings be pulled down and flats built, which then became an application for matching villa style blocks. Looks like it never happened though - suggests a certain somebody was successful in a dog fight!'' |
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Very good point Pat Pong
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what a load of rollocks,when was the last time you saw a pizza cut in half in pizza hut,iti restraunt etc, you might give someone else a piece etc,but dont get 1 between 2
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I think you mis understand 1st timer. Pat Pong is saying if you buy a pizza from supermarket whether you are alone or with someone the pizza that you buy will generally be approx the same size unless your a greedy fikker and buy two.
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Thanks maverick. Wonder if there is access from landlords premises .
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I do know that they come in different sizes. I'm guessing that one would buy a size that was suitable for purpose. I've seen sizes of 6 inch, 9 inch and 12 inch (I think) but using a bit of pi(e!) X radius squared soon shows that they basically double in size and then double again! So my understanding would be that a female shopper would be quite selective. They think differently.
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kkkatt 06 Jan 11 15:14
also if the LL did it,why would he need to move the body?would it not have been easier for him to just fake a break-in? Umm! (scratches chin) the same applies to the b/f. Think we will have to start again...groan! |
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I'm starting to think she may have been in A N Other's flat. That would be a new Other.
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without boots and coat?
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Has the coroner revealed the lividity of blood in her body ?
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moving body only makes sense if it goes via 3rd location imo
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This theory about the keeping the body at the rifle range seems the best one so far.
Could be on to something. |
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KKKAT. She wouldn't need her boots and coat if there is internal access. Or if just 'popping round to the front' was often done in just socks as quoted by a resident.
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