Body transport and final resting place theories

by Miss Tibowitz 10.07.15 10:59

Hypothetically speaking -

What of this golf bag of GM's I've heard about? Anyone know what became of it?

The Fridge sent to the dump, obviously empty at that point, but...very odd.

Thoughts on interim locations of MM whilst all of PdL was busy pursuing a kidnapping case?

The hire car - where did it take MM?
- The Murat family vineyards?
- an actual church graveyard?

If the theory of accident-then-body-concealment were a fact, I cannot conceive of the Macs
dumping their child like rubbish. I would think they would have kept her in order to wait until
they found a place for a proper burial - somewhere scenic befitting an innocent child where
she would never be discovered.

by Richard IV 10.07.15 11:55

"I cannot conceive of the Macs
dumping their child like rubbish"

I agree.

If someone had taken her dead body, for example the security services ( `a couple took her`), it would have been easy for the special services to transport her back to UK, but refuse to tell the Mcs where she was until they towed the line. Maybe the Mcs were legitimately appealling via the press to `tell us where she is` and `give her back`.

If so, I think the body fluid in the Renault 20 days later can be explained if they were handed her clothes/shroud back. IMO she is buried somewhere safe in the UK but whether the Mcs are privy to that, I`m not sure - maybe they are by now.

The above is merely an opinion and not stated as fact.

by Miss Tibowitz 10.07.15 18:18

I don't think they could hold a body hostage to compel a confession.

Such a coerced confession would not be admissible in any court.
It would be utterly useless, my friend.

by Richard IV 11.07.15 11:02

Miss Tibowitz wrote:I don't think they could hold a body hostage to compel a confession.

Such a coerced confession would not be admissible in any court.
It would be utterly useless, my friend.

I haven`t mentioned that it was to compel a confession or anything about coerced confessions - you`ve misunderstood.

What`s with the `my friend`? Do you even know me ? Have we ever even met?

by Miss Tibowitz 12.07.15 10:48

You said...Refuse to tell them where she was, unless the Mac towed the line...

I assumed you meant that the Macs would be forced to cooperate / confess under threat of nondisclosure?

And I said, ''My Friend'', because it's just a friendly expression, like 'mate'.
Not knowing you personally has no relevance, as it's just to set a friendly tone.

Jeez - sorry for offending you. wft