Joanna yeates

[King Emlyn]

The problem with the modern media in any high profile murder case is they want to keep the story running as long as possible, and they demand details and want to interview potential witnesses, and speculate and speculate. The Madeline case also saw a disturbing new trend of suspect-shopping on the part of The Express, without any thought as to how it might affect not just the (innocent) man, but his estranged wife and kids. It must be difficult for the police to operate in that environment.

good post

[bob32]

The problem with the modern media in any high profile murder case is they want to keep the story running as long as possible, and they demand details and want to interview potential witnesses, and speculate and speculate. The Madeline case also saw a disturbing new trend of suspect-shopping on the part of The Express, without any thought as to how it might affect not just the (innocent) man, but his estranged wife and kids. It must be difficult for the police to operate in that environment.

 

The same modern media helped convict Huntley. I'm not disagreeing with you, I just think the police have to learn to manipulate the media rather than the other way around.

[JaminKibbler]

White, young, rich girl murdered= weeks of media notice. Black, young, poor boy murdered= small article in a paper on how it was 'his fault'

 

This countries fucked.

[Trumo]

White, young, rich girl murdered= weeks of media notice. Black, young, poor boy murdered= small article in a paper on how it was 'his fault'

 

This countries fucked.

 

But...but...but...there was pizza! Are you trying to suggest the media and authorities wouldn't give a fuck if it was all about fried chicken?

[Dougie Do'ins]

White, young, rich girl murdered= weeks of media notice. Black, young, poor boy murdered= small article in a paper on how it was 'his fault'This countries fucked.

I've just Googled the name, Damiola Taylor and was absolutely shocked at how little information there was available on this storey.

 

Google

 

 

Joanna Yeats was rich ? Regardless of that, I think a lot of the media coverage stems from the timing of the crime (Christmas) and that her landlord just happened to tick all the right boxes for a good old UK media witch hunt.

[King Emlyn]

Was she rich? Never knew that

[Ponz]

She wasn't rich. I believe her dad is an IT technician and her mom works in a supermarket.

[Carvalho Diablo]

She wasn't rich. I believe her dad is an IT technician and her mom works in a supermarket.

 

And how did you find that out ?

 

Hmmm, the plot thickens...

[Captain Turdseye]

She wasn't poor, that was a £4.50 pizza. People have been killed for less.

[Guest ShoePiss]

 

Well she went to a private school and had David Gower turning up for sports days, just your average working class set up really.

[Dougie Do'ins]

 

Well she went to a private school and had David Gower turning up for sports days, just your average working class set up really.

Going to a private school is no way of judging someones status. Having a sporting celebrity turn up to hand out trophies is not so unusual either at any level of education.

 

If I were the police, I'd want to talk to who ever drew the outline of a pizza on that photo. Is Gower now a suspect ? No wonder he's fled to Australia.

[Fugitive]

A former assistant Manager of a certain sporting team who had a big nose, once came to our School and presented me with a trophy for Cross Country.

[chauncey]

Any sign of the pizza yet? Such a senseless waste.

 

Avon and Somerset Police are useless; the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would never have stood for this.

[Johnni]

 

When you go to a school where the uniform requires you to wear a hat liek that then your parents are rich.

[scoobie]

"An MP has called on police to DNA test every man in Bristol in a bid to track down the killer of Joanna Yeates in what could be the biggest ever screening carried out by British police.

Kerry McCarthy, Labour MP for Bristol East, wants swabs to be taken from the entire male population - around 250,000 people."

 

 

So does This MP know that the police have some DNA to compare all these samples to or is this a knee jerk reaction?

 

I don't know if the police found any suspicious DNA on Joanna or not but my thought is that if they do have a DNA sample they could eliminate or charge anyone they already suspect.

 

Assuming there is DNA why is there such a long delay in comparing samples? surely it must be quicker that 2 weeks?

[lifetime fan]

Fucked up or funny?

 

Chilling letter pizza label Joanna Yeates murder | This is Bristol

 

A note mentioning her name discussing pizza toppings was sent to the pub she had been drinking in the night she went missing.

[Anubis]

Well she went to a private school and had David Gower turning up for sports days, just your average working class set up really.

 

Looks like we have a new suspect.....

[Johnni]

 

 

I think the girl on the right with no trophies is a suspect. She obviously resented not getting a trophy back then and held that with her for years. Maybe she is picking them off 1 by 1 the girls in the photo.

[Fowlers God]

I think the girl on the right with no trophies is a suspect. She obviously resented not getting a trophy back then and held that with her for years. Maybe she is picking them off 1 by 1 the girls in the photo.

 

And has a red envelope in the pocket of the blazer. Maybe this is the kill list???

 

The police must find this Red envelope, it holds the key to the investigation, not the sock as first thought.

[Stu Monty]

"An MP has called on police to DNA test every man in Bristol in a bid to track down the killer of Joanna Yeates in what could be the biggest ever screening carried out by British police.

Kerry McCarthy, Labour MP for Bristol East, wants swabs to be taken from the entire male population - around 250,000 people."

 

 

So does This MP know that the police have some DNA to compare all these samples to or is this a knee jerk reaction?

 

I don't know if the police found any suspicious DNA on Joanna or not but my thought is that if they do have a DNA sample they could eliminate or charge anyone they already suspect.

 

Assuming there is DNA why is there such a long delay in comparing samples? surely it must be quicker that 2 weeks?

 

Not only is that absurd it shows a complete misunderstanding of the way in which DNA evidence is used and the statistical errors involved in it. Fucking idiot.

[King Emlyn]

How does he know the killer is from or lives in Bristol? Warra belter.

[Trumo]

Not onlt is that absurd it shows a complete misunderstanding of the way in which DNA evidence is used and the statistical errors involved in it. Fucking idiot.

 

How does he know the killer is from or lives in Bristol? Warra belter.

 

Unless he genuinely believes Bristolians have some sort of genetically mutated DNA. I've heard people from Bristol speak, so it's not an unreasonable assumption. However, his idea is straight out of a Brass Eye rejected script.

[DJLJ]

Not onlt is that absurd it shows a complete misunderstanding of the way in which DNA evidence is used and the statistical errors involved in it. Fucking idiot.

 

It always works in CSI. Always!

[goatboy59]

Looks like we have a new suspect.....

 

You can't call someone Brillohead and expect no payback.

[Stu Monty]

It's a she.

 

E-mail sent.

 

I'm really getting into e-mailing MPs. It could become a new hobby at this rate.