Sunny's request for cites

[slartibartfast]

but according to  a freedom of information request posted here eddie has only been involved in 37 cases

...and?

[Mr Gray]

...and?

So is it 37 cases, or 200 ..unlikely  the FOI is, wrong... So Grime probably made a mistake and meant case searches

[Sunny]

Where is the correct place to put your Grandpa’s ashes then?

I think it was her husband's ashes.  Of course there is no particular place to put them but a bedside table seems strange to me.   As there is no evidence for it actually happening either as no one appears to be able to provide any cite to that so called fact.

[Sunny]

So is it 37 cases, or 200 ..unlikely  the FOI is, wrong... So Grime probably made a mistake and meant case searches

Davel I thought I'd made it clear.

The FOI request asked for cases between 2003 and 2007. 

Eddie started working on cadaver searching before 2003 so there would be more cases and results than contained within the FOI answer. I gave an example in my post.   The FOI was probably correct within those constraints but the dates requested by the questioner didn't cover all of Eddie's working life.   

Therefore there were certainly more searches and at least one more body found by Eddie than shown in the FOI results.

[Brietta]

I think it was her husband's ashes.  Of course there is no particular place to put them but a bedside table seems strange to me.   As there is no evidence for it actually happening either as no one appears to be able to provide any cite to that so called fact.

Would a pretty funerary urn such as the above look out of place on a bedside table?

[Mr Gray]

Davel I thought I'd made it clear.

The FOI request asked for cases between 2003 and 2007. 

Eddie started working on cadaver searching before 2003 so there would be more cases and results than contained within the FOI answer. I gave an example in my post.   The FOI was probably correct within those constraints but the dates requested by the questioner didn't cover all of Eddie's working life.   

Therefore there were certainly more searches and at least one more body found by Eddie than shown in the FOI results.

So when did Eddie start working

[Sunny]

Would a pretty funerary urn such as the above look out of place on a bedside table?

Lovely Brietta.   That wasn't the point I was trying to make.  Do you have a cite for the ashes even being in the apartment let alone with the pyjamas.

[Sunny]

So when did Eddie start working

He was working in 2002 as he and Frankie found a body. He could have started as far back as 2001 if he worked from the age of 6 months as Keela did.

[Mr Gray]

He was working in 2002 as he and Frankie found a body. He could have started as far back as 2001 if he worked from the age of 6 months as Keela did.

So you think it's possible he did 37 cases in 5 years and 163 in a year or two before that... Makes no sense

[Alice Purjorick]

Would a pretty funerary urn such as the above look out of place on a bedside table?

A bit of Moorcroft would look better and show a bit more class!

[Sunny]

So you think it's possible he did 37 cases in 5 years and 163 in a year or two before that... Makes no sense

I have already said I don't think Eddie solved 200 cases so perhaps it is you who makes no sense.

I have been quite clear that I believe Eddie was involved in more than the 37 mentioned in the FOI, that is all.

[slartibartfast]

I think it was her husband's ashes.  Of course there is no particular place to put them but a bedside table seems strange to me.   As there is no evidence for it actually happening either as no one appears to be able to provide any cite to that so called fact.

In common parlance it is what is known as a myth.

[Snowgirl]

Where is the correct place to put your Grandpa’s ashes then?

A couple of ideas here
You may choose to bury the ashes in a cremation plot or simply a regular plot. There may not be any additional cost if you choose to bury or entomb the remains in the burial plot of another family member.
 

Holding the remains in a cremation memorial in the form of a cremation bench, memorial rock, or grave marker with an integrated repository is another popular idea. These memorials can be placed in a cemetery.

[Eleanor]

In common parlance it is what is known as a myth.

It is not a Myth.  It was offered as a suggestion.

[Vertigo Swirl]

A couple of ideas here
You may choose to bury the ashes in a cremation plot or simply a regular plot. There may not be any additional cost if you choose to bury or entomb the remains in the burial plot of another family member.
 

Holding the remains in a cremation memorial in the form of a cremation bench, memorial rock, or grave marker with an integrated repository is another popular idea. These memorials can be placed in a cemetery.

I believe Paula Yates kept Michael Hutchence’s ashes sewn up in a pillow that she went to bed with every night, if only she’d known this was not correct.