Abigail Witchall Suspect Dies!!!
Abigail Witchall Suspect Dies!!!
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Paul.B

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3,949 posts

293 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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It would appear from a suspected drug O/D. Shame!!!!!


http://channels.aolsvc.co.uk/news/article.adp?id=20050512021309990001


Paul.B

B17NNS

18,506 posts

276 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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good

Witchfinder

6,388 posts

281 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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B17NNS said:
good

I think they key word here is "suspect". You don't even know he did it!

Marki

15,763 posts

299 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Witchfinder said:

B17NNS said:
good


I think they key word here is "suspect". You don't even know he did it!



Trust you to stick up for em

Agent006

12,058 posts

293 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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B17NNS said:
good


No, not good. Can't question him now he's dead can they. He might have been planning it for ages (the suicide that is) and tehrefore the killer is still wombling around the countryside.

406

3,636 posts

282 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Agent006 said:


B17NNS said:
good




No, not good, the killer could still be wombling around Wimbledon.






>> Edited by 406 on Thursday 12th May 14:20

shadowninja

80,003 posts

311 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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OMG Did Uncle Bulgaria do it???

agent006

12,058 posts

293 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/southern_counties/4538867.stm

Some more detail in that. Seems he didn't become a suspect until he disappeared, was just interviewed in door to door and roadlbock questioning.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Yeah I noticed that.

Going to Scotland and then taking an overdose obviously makes you a murderer.

The media, they've named him now as well, if hes innocent then thats a decent family name buggered...

B17NNS

18,506 posts

276 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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no smoke without fire.

good, im glad he's dead, him.

Neezer

391 posts

257 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Witchfinder said:

B17NNS said:
good


I think they key word here is "suspect". You don't even know he did it!


Does anybody else see the irony in this?

wolves_wanderer

12,953 posts

266 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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B17NNS said:
no smoke without fire.

good, im glad he's dead, him.



Bollocks. He was interviewed as he lived in the village and had a blue car. On one of the occasions he was "interviewed" it was a roadblock in the village where everyone who passed was interviewed. He had a beard at the time of the offence and the victim was very clear that the crim was clean shaven. Still glad he's dead?

This place is like a bloody Daily Mail forum sometimes

>> Edited by wolves_wanderer on Thursday 12th May 15:14

B17NNS

18,506 posts

276 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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yes

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Strange.

Still, takes all sorts I suppose...

wolves_wanderer

12,953 posts

266 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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B17NNS said:
yes


Did you actually read what I wrote? How does living in a village where a murder was committed and then committing suicide make you a murderer? Do you not imagine the police would have asked questions to pretty much everyone who lives there? Did you notice one of the "interviews" was random? How can you say that it's good that someone who for all we know is completely innocent is now dead and their family is having their grief compounded by having his name dragged through the dirt?

B17NNS

18,506 posts

276 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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wolves_wanderer said:
Did you actually read what I wrote?

Of course I read what you wrote.

How else would I be able to answer your question?

406

3,636 posts

282 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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B17NNS said:

wolves_wanderer said:
Did you actually read what I wrote?


Of course I read what you wrote.

How else would I be able to answer your question?


Wolves, Dont feed the troll

wolves_wanderer

12,953 posts

266 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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406 said:

B17NNS said:


wolves_wanderer said:
Did you actually read what I wrote?



Of course I read what you wrote.

How else would I be able to answer your question?



Wolves, Dont feed the troll


B17NNS

18,506 posts

276 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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406 said:
Wolves, Dont feed the troll



I prefer to think of myself as a devils advocate.

>> Edited by B17NNS on Thursday 12th May 15:45

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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I, em, know someone who, em, happened to pass a house in their car on the night that a girl was murdered in that house. He didn't even live in the same county.

The car wasn't all that distinctive - there were loads of them about at the time. Think "Blue Ford Fiesta" and you get a modern equivalent. Anyhow, somebody had seen it and reported it.

That driver was quizzed by the police for several hours, simply because when they went to ask him (about 4 months later) he couldn't remember where he was on that night. Could you remember exactly where you were at 7:30 on, say, 11 January, if it wasn't a particular function etc?

This "helping with enquiries" was pretty intensive, almost encouraging him to just say yes, go home, and the lawyers could sort it out next day, sort of thing. How easy that would have been.

That was well over 20 years ago.

It would be very easy, in my opinion, for somebody to become so worried about this that, rather than remain under suspicion, they would rather avoid that, and the uninformed "no smoke without fire" speculation that we have seen here, and which spreads like a plague, especially in small communities. Very very easy.

Those who engage in such speculation do themselves no credit. This, unfortunately, appears to include most of the media.