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Neil	18-02-2005 19:17

Hmmm

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...300977,00.html

I know what I thought when I read about her disappearance, & that article has just reiterated my own thoughts.....:erm: :(

Richard M

19-02-2005 00:54

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

According to Press Association, the man held is believed to be Joanne's boyfriend Paul Dyson, although police have not confirmed his identity.

That's the first person I suspected of this...

Nidge

19-02-2005 08:58

Re: Hmmm

Me to..

gooner4life

19-02-2005 09:38

Re: Hmmm

Sadly I cannot see any other suspect, It always turns out to be the one you see on the news in tears, saying how much he loves them.

****.

paulyoung666

19-02-2005 09:41

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

Originally Posted by gooner4life

Sadly I cannot see any other suspect, It always turns out to be the one you see on the news in tears, saying how much he loves them.

****.

how do you know he wasnt provoked into it , the guy shouldny be getting judged just yet ;)

Chimaera

19-02-2005 09:58

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulyoung666

how do you know he wasnt provoked into it , the guy shouldny be getting judged just yet ;)

How do you provoke someone to murder you? :confused:
Although I must admit I thought the same about him, funny how many times it does turn out to be the partner or someone close to the victim, bit sick how they go on tv to appeal for their safe return too IMO.
If of course he's guilty anyway - no charges have been filed against him yet.

Russ	19-02-2005 10:01

Re: Hmmm

Shall we wait until he's found innocent/guilty first....?

Chimaera

19-02-2005 10:03

Re: Hmmm

See my post above! ;)

Quote:

Although I must admit I thought the same about him, funny how many times it does turn out to be the partner or someone close to the victim, bit sick how they go on tv to appeal for their safe return too IMO.
If of course he's guilty anyway - no charges have been filed against him yet.

Xaccers

19-02-2005 10:26

Re: Hmmm

I seem to recall when a girl at school that I knew was murdered, they arrested her brother and took him in for questioning.
Of course he was released without charge, but they have to explore all posibilities, and you are most likely to be murdered by someone you know than a stranger.
The safest way to murder someone however is still to use a car.

Graham

20-02-2005 02:10

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D

Shall we wait until he's found innocent/guilty first....?

Now why on earth would we want/ need to do that...?! :rolleyes:

BBKing

20-02-2005 12:29

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

funny how many times it does turn out to be the partner or someone close to the victim, bit sick how they go on tv to appeal for their safe return too IMO.

Not particularly funny at all, if you actually look at the facts rather than tabloid hysteria, most murders (and abuse) occurs within families, not the classic dirty old man in a raincoat scenario. Of course, that doesn't sell papers as well.

Bifta

20-02-2005 14:07

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...300977,00.html

I know what I thought when I read about her disappearance, & that article has just reiterated my own thoughts.....:erm: :(

Dude .. the size of your signature! :p:

Pierre

21-02-2005 09:18

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

How do you provoke someone to murder you?

There have been several cases that I can remember recently where a woman has killed an abusive husband and got away with it.

Quote:

funny how many times it does turn out to be the partner or someone close to the victim

As mentioned by Graham in another thread and on here too, the chances of you being killed by some random psychopath are so small you've probably more chance of winning the lottery.

Whenever there is a case like this the first people the police will look too are family members and close friends because that is usually who did it and it looks like they are right again.

What does stick in throat is the way the killers parade themselves on TV asking for help when all along they know the truth. This happens so many times I can't but help think that the police purposely ask then to do this, and probably have some psycologist watching then during the press conference to pick up tell tale clues.

Maggy

21-02-2005 09:22

Re: Hmmm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre

There have been several cases that I can remember recently where a woman has killed an abusive husband and got away with it.

As mentioned by Graham in another thread and on here too, the chances of you being killed by some random psychopath are so small you've probably more chance of winning the lottery.

Whenever there is a case like this the first people the police will look too are family members and close friends because that is usually who did it and it looks like they are right again.

What does stick in throat is the way the killers parade themselves on TV asking for help when all along they know the truth. This happens so many times I can't but help think that the police purposely ask then to do this, and probably have some psycologist watching then during the press conference to pick up tell tale clues.

They do! I watched a documentary about killers last year and it was stated that this is what the police do now.It's one reason why they ask relatives to do it.

Frightening how many can do it with a straight face too. :(

Gareth

21-02-2005 11:03

Re: Hmmm

Yes, Incog and I must have watched the same programme.
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...although we were not together when we watched it, I hasten to add... not that we're together now... we've never even met.

Yikes, this has all gotten out of control :Sprint:

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