Joanna yeates

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

Just when you though this case couldn't get any more fucked up...

[clangers]

Hmmm boyfriend away, very loud statements of being home alone, pizza, two big bottles of cider?

 

Clearly a sex game gone wrong story developing here.

 

Pick up a couple of lads for a spit roast and a bit of choking gone horribly wrong?

[Pony Princess]

Hmmm boyfriend away, very loud statements of being home alone, pizza, two big bottles of cider?

 

Clearly a sex game gone wrong story developing here.

 

Pick up a couple of lads for a spit roast and a bit of choking gone horribly wrong?

 

indeed, i'm starting to think something along those lines. the police might know something about this too but it would be pretty brutal on the family to make anything like that public unless it will help identify who is responsible.

[Liverpool lad]

I said it was sex related at the beginning

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I am more than familiar with the sex game that involves taking off a sock and eating frozen food, it also often takes place when I'm paraletic after a night out. In truth its not so much a sex game as furious wanking.

[clangers]

I'm assuming one of men involved will have filmed the whole thing on their mobile and it's inevitabley heading for youtube?

[Liverpool lad]

Smash her lad

[Monkeywool]

If this whole thing is set up by Vince McMahon and it was Mick Foley then the WWE have gone seriously mainstream.

[Pony Princess]

I am more than familiar with the sex game that involves taking off a sock and eating frozen food, it also often takes place when I'm paraletic after a night out. In truth its not so much a sex game as furious wanking.

 

Bonus points if its a girls used sock.

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Bonus points if its a girls used sock.

 

Yeah, certainly not the one in the yeates case though, I'd be cleared from questioning immediately as that was like a knee length one wasn't it ? I mean as if my self esteem issues aren't bad enough.

[Fowlers God]

So I had pretty much stayed away from this as I just thought ANOTHER one..........

 

I have read this thread and only have infomation from this about what has happened and have had no media influence.

 

I will read this daily and take all of it as gospel!

 

What I can draw a conclusion on though is that Nantwich and DaveLFC really need to meet up and fuck. Blimey the sexual tension between them nearly blew me away. They need to find a hotel room. Buy a pizza and a bottle of cider. mmmmmmm

[Dr.Filth]

So now her missing sock is the main clue. Why would someone steal her sock do you reckon? A trophy? Fetishist? or just did it fall off while she was being dumped.

 

The entire population of Kirkby are now helping Bristol police with there enquiries.

[dennis tooth]

UK media freedom under threat? | Al Jazeera Blogs

[Lurtz]

UK media freedom under threat? | Al Jazeera Blogs

 

That's a bit shit by the feds but it's hardly a threat to media freedom. ITV (apparently) acted like cunts so were not invited to the presso. If the police had banned everyone that would have been a threat to free media and not only poor form but the most pointless press conference of all time.

 

Knee, say hello to jerk.

[dennis tooth]

Goes to show how censorship works in this country, fail to self censor what you report, no officials going to speak to you unless you learn to self censor.

 

Your attitude shows why it is a big threat not the fact it is a bunch of ITV tossers AND THERE WAS NO ONE LEFT TO SPEAK UP FOR ME.

[Ezekiel 25:17]

[stringvest]

I believe Heather Mils has now been invited in for questioning.

[Joe Le Taxi]

[Lurtz]

Goes to show how censorship works in this country, fail to self censor what you report, no officials going to speak to you unless you learn to self censor.

 

Your attitude shows why it is a big threat not the fact it is a bunch of ITV tossers AND THERE WAS NO ONE LEFT TO SPEAK UP FOR ME.

 

My attitude? I don't know what it was ITV did or said but if the police chose to exclude them from a conference I don't doubt it was for a good reason. I reckon you, me and everyone else on this forum are in a pretty decent position to have an opinion on the benefits of excluding a section of the media for the right reasons.

[Charles Penrose]

The only thing I have to add to this thread is that it'd be interesting to see the reception you'd get if you walked down the Bristol Shopping High Street with a pizza and a long grey sock under your arm.

[Anubis]

The only thing I have to add to this thread is that it'd be interesting to see the reception you'd get if you walked down the Bristol Shopping High Street with a pizza and a long grey sock under your arm.

 

Dom Joly has read your post and is on his way as I type.....

[goatboy59]

The only thing I have to add to this thread is that it'd be interesting to see the reception you'd get if you walked down the Bristol Shopping High Street with a pizza and a long grey sock under your arm.

 

Didn't you get in enough trouble with Jill Dando?

 

[She Knows It]

UK media freedom under threat? | Al Jazeera Blogs

 

That's a bit shit by the feds but it's hardly a threat to media freedom. ITV (apparently) acted like cunts so were not invited to the presso. If the police had banned everyone that would have been a threat to free media and not only poor form but the most pointless press conference of all time.

 

Knee, say hello to jerk.

 

I'm surprised there hasn't been more of a reaction to the sensationalist reporting of this case. It's been shocking. I was watching one ITV news item over Christmas where the reporter was talking about the landlord and another neighbour giving a push to the boyfriend's car which wouldn't start. She said "The neighbour saw Joanna Yeates and <boyfriend> together at this time, and in his opinion, there didn't seem to be any bad feeling between the couple." It really surprised me that they were allowed to make comments like that, which could surely prejudice a case.

[Lurtz]

"The neighbour saw Joanna Yeates and <boyfriend> together at this time, and in his opinion, there didn't seem to be any bad feeling between the couple."

 

/the s*n]

 

My point exactly Liz.

[Anubis]

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.