Robbery in London - 300 deposit boxes
Discussion
BlackLabel said:
audikentman said:
Mike29 said:
He is dead
Exactly, thats what I was getting at.For those that didn't know
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/curse-o...
article said:
Palmer was found dead at his Essex home on 24 June. but it was only six days later, on Tuesday, that police discovered he had been shot in the chest, after first believing he had died of natural causes following heart surgery.
How do you miss something like that for 6 days?Luckily, despite savage budget cuts, the police are still able to call on dedicated ballistics experts who were able to deduce that Palmer had in fact been shot six times in the chest.
Had he been, say, decapitated with a Japanese Samurai sword, the sad fact is that because of the brutal austerity imposed on police resources - and the subsequent closure of specialist police Samurai Weapons advisory units - it may never have come to light that he died of anything other than heart-attack-related natural causes.
BlackLabel said:
audikentman said:
Mike29 said:
He is dead
Exactly, thats what I was getting at.For those that didn't know
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/curse-o...
article said:
Palmer was found dead at his Essex home on 24 June. but it was only six days later, on Tuesday, that police discovered he had been shot in the chest, after first believing he had died of natural causes following heart surgery.
How do you miss something like that for 6 days?Nevertheless, I would have thought that being shot in the heart wouldn't manifest itself visually as only a scar (which would surely only occur if the victim stayed alive long enough for the wound to heal?)
Either way, Goldfinger Palmer is dead. And he died after the robbery.
BlackLabel said:
How do you miss something like that for 6 days?
Exit wounds will often bleed profusely as they are larger but entrance wounds can sometimes look only like small holes - unless the weapon is fired at close proximity to the victim.Small calibre firearm = no exit wounds. And massive internal bleeding.
soad said:
Exit wounds will often bleed profusely as they are larger but entrance wounds can sometimes look only like small holes - unless the weapon is fired at close proximity to the victim.
Small calibre firearm = no exit wounds. And massive internal bleeding.
Hmmmmm, you seem to know rather a lot about this? Small calibre firearm = no exit wounds. And massive internal bleeding.
BlackLabel said:
How do you miss something like that for 6 days?
You don't miss it for six days. You miss it once. The paramedic, who is responsible for 'certifying' death at the scene of a sudden death, misses it due to open-heart surgery. It is then picked up in the obviously more detailed PM 6 days later.
Whether or not the miss was reasonable or not is unknown.
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carinaman said:
When he didn't disable the alarm he deserved peanuts.
Was there any deliberately tripping of the alarm in the run up to the robbery to normalise it sounding without there appearing an actual reason for it sounding?
Some suggested those fires under the streets in the run up to Easter were connectedWas there any deliberately tripping of the alarm in the run up to the robbery to normalise it sounding without there appearing an actual reason for it sounding?
numtumfutunch said:
What a dick clearly both arms then body, not one at side to make you wider.Should have left him in the hole
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