The Joanna Yeates case fell squarely into our current investigation into the murders of a number of women in quite specific areas, particularly Bristol. Due to Tabak's conviction our investigation never started, even though Yeates met all the parameters, but now we have read all the viewpoints on here we are generating an inquiry, just a couple of folders so far with not a lot in them, but it's a start. Avon and Somerset Constabulary (A&S Const.) have known since 1981 they had a rogue killer out there but they were just quite without the ability, intellectual or otherwise, to resolve the issue, adopting as they have the functional, self deceiving, methodology of the Ostrich. The nature of the injuries inflicted on Yeates bear a striking familiarity to other women who have died at the hands of our primary suspect. This case against Tabak is unusual in that A&S Const. would have been desperate for a success, it doesn't matter whether they have the right man or not, they had to be seen to do something, anything. The next point is, "Why did Tabak submit a manslaughter plea?" Would a Dutch speaking (and I know the Dutch are excellent in their use of English) short term immigrant to the UK understand the nuances of the English Legal system, I doubt it personally. Would his command of English allow him to interpret correctly what anyone talking in police type slang was actually saying, I doubt that too, especially if you haven't been trained in R2I and are left disorientated by continuous questioning by changing pairs of officer's after many hours of sleep deprivation. This smacks of the standard hard guy, friendly guy, double act on the part of the interviewing police officers. Who put the idea into his head that his best option is to enter a plea of guilty to manslaughter, effectively removing the risk of a prosecution for murder, certainly not his advising solicitor, he'd have know that was utter nonsense. However, it would have been the police's best option to convince him that he would be protecting himself from the risk of going to trial on a murder charge by entering a false plea and suggesting how he could explain it away. Once Tabak had entered the plea he had enough sense to realise that withdrawing the plea was not going to be an option thereby risking a charge of murder being thrown straight back at him. What no-one had explained to him is that the judge in a UK court is at liberty to change any charge at any point. Another pyrrhic victory for the corruption that claims to represent justice if the truth turns out to be different.
Looking at connections.....
The only connection to certain cases is they either had graduated from University, worked at A university or were a student at a University,....
Glenis Caruthers..... Student ... Grass Verge
Melaine Hall ..... Graduate ... Grass Verge
Claudia Lawrence ....Worked.... ??? Not found
Joanna yeates ..... Graduate..... Grass Verge
All fair haired...
two had rusk sacks....
Three found on Grass Verges
If its possibly a serial killer... I think I read the other day that most serial Killers occupation in the Uk is Driver...
What about someone who works on the roads.... wouldn't be unusual to see such a person in any street or main road or motorway....
Where there road works near these people on these dates of disappearance????
Reading about Melaine Hall it sounds like she had been kept somewhere...
Could be a freelance plumber/ electrian etc... who travels up and down the country or who has a contract with the University's
Alternatively they could supply Flooring to retail outlets... Maybe they fitted retail shops etc....
Or possibly someone who had something to do with Plant hire.... or Transporting Plant Hire
Where all of these avenues checked out... Below I found a reference to an investigation in August 2010
Near M5.....
What about vehicle recovery service... as an occupation.. you wouldn't look out of place anywhere.....
In August 2010, a new investigation began, centred on an area in Worcestershire, near to Pershore and Drakes Broughton
A grass verge seems a common place to deposit of a body..... maybe Melaine hall was kept for along time ...
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