Miscellaneous Criminal Cases

A case from 1994 where the killer was convicted only last month. I'm waiting to hear what his sentence is. I may be wrong (not at all impossible!) but I think that this has to be based on the age he was at the time of the crime - 13 years old.

https://www.channel5.com/show/the-murder-of-rikki-neave-the-mother-s-story

Another case I've always been interested in.

Sion Jenkins doesn't appear to have been a nice person then but I don't believe he killed his foster daughter - he just didn't have the time and there were no visible blood stains on him. The mentally ill man with a fetish for plastic bags is much more likely.

https://www.channel5.com/show/who-killed-billie-jo

I hope you will see this, Rosa Canina. Have you any thoughts on this case? I hadn't heard of it until yesterday. The prosecution case certainly sounds appalling.

A disturbing case that I had never heard of until recently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Gregory_Villemin

https://maddiemccannmystery.forumotion.co.uk/t2017-the-murder-of-gregory-villemin?highlight=gregory

There is a topic on that case.

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2022/08/pauline-hanna-man-charged-with-murdering-auckland-health-boss-more-than-16-months-after-her-death.html

Retired eye specialist Philip Polkinghorne is aged 69.

That's not available in the U K. This one is. Has the cause of death ever been announced?

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/300662529/man-accused-of-murdering-auckland-woman-pauline-hanna-named-as-her-husband

I'll put this very strange case here though whether it is a criminal one has yet to be established.

Pat Brown is taking a leaf out of Carter-Ruck's book with her offer of pro bono help. There are as she says sites galore demanding that the case be reviewed.

Freedom wrote:

Freedom wrote:An update on the Chloe Ayling "kidnap" case.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41389489

Oh ye of little faith!

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/model-chloe-ayling-feels-vindicated-after-being-accused-of-faking-her-drug-and-kidnap-ordeal/ar-AAyvkGv?li=BBoPRmx&ocid=mailsignout

I don't think that the Behaviour Panel is convinced.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqWBjOeoYuY

I've been following this case from 2017 - a man has been charged today.

Thanks for that - I only heard about the case a year or two ago.

As this man is local - and if he is guilty, which of course has yet to be proved - it's strange that nobody recognised him from the phone images.

This is an appalling case which I hope gets resolved.

Here is a Daily Mail report soon after the crime nearly four years ago.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6678381/Surveillance-camera-captures-moment-Texas-woman-murdered-driveway.html

Here on this video from 23.00 there is a believable sounding deciphering of the conversation between Liz and her killer which, if accurate, confirms that she did not know who the latter was.



Inevitably her husband is suspected by many as being involved though the police appear to have ruled him out, having found no evidence to back this up.

Pat Brown has done a video on the case and she thinks the most likely suspect is a deranged member of the Star Trek fans association to which Liz belonged.

A more recent case which has attracted massive attention - and conspiracy theories galore, some of them being crazy to put it politely - is that of the murder of 4 students at the University of Idaho.

A man has now been charged with the crime.

Happy New Year to anyone still visiting!

Now that MP Andrew Bridgen has hit the headlines, this youtube video popped up on a Telegram forum. Andrew Bridgen is, of course, the MP who spoke out about the 'vax' causing too many adverse reactions and quoted someone comparing the vax program to the holocaust. The latter reference has been jumped on as being anti-semitic and he's been suspended, or whatever the expression is, in his role as an MP.

Of course, all the scamdemic message boards are awash with theories about what this might mean, given that in 2021 Brigden posted himself on Twitter getting the vax and urging others to do so. Why the aboutface?

Utterly intriguing is that Brigden was allegedly arrested back in 2011 when (according to the video) he defended a fellow freemason Gerry McCann who had been accused of sexually assaulting a woman. Brigden's neck of the woods is Leicestershire I do believe and of course our old friend Gerry McCann, father of Madeleine McCann, lives or did live in that area.

A look at Wilki (ahem!) confirms the 2011 arrest but no mention is made of Gerry McCann and the Wilki account is that Bridgen was arrested for sexual assault.  A charge later dropped.

Just quite weird that Brigden's name is linked to Gerry McCann (seems likely to be Madeleine's father?) or at least is is in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFPRzvB3ao0

I keep away from news stories about Covid vaccines as much as possible as they don't do my blood pressure any good so I hadn't heard about Andrew Bridgen.

It could simply be a case that he believed the nonsense at first that we needed to be vaccinated and then realised what a load of old you know what it is. It's a pity that he compared it to the Holocaust though.

I think the mention of an infamous name in the video is just a coincidence.

Thanks for your thoughts on this Freedom. It could certainly be a coincidence. It might also be that this MP (freemason too?) wanted to support his constituent (and brother, as in freemason brother?) but then at a later stage felt that the Madeleine story did not add up. It could be that his early or relatively early support for Gerry McCann could later be used as a tool against him.

Completely understand about the covid 'vaccines' stories and blood pressure...allegedly there is a correlation. Not just between the stories and blood pressure but also the so-called vaccines and blood pressure. But correlation is obviously not causation...